joining us today, gerri willis, fox news correspondent.news contributor and author of "fear itself," and lee zeldin, attorney, former new york congressman, and former new york governor candidate. with just days until the election, eight to be exact, former president donald trump returned to his hometown of new york city for a historic rally at madison square garden. tens of thousands of people lined up in manhattan, midtown, for hours for a chance to see trump speak. inside madison square garden, nearly every seat was filled and chants of "usa" roared. >> [crowd chanting "usa"] [cheers and applause] >> harris: "the new york post" relabeling msg as "maga square garden" after the rally. it was at capacity, overflowing to outside thousands of people. when donald trump finally took the stage, the former president gave voters his campaign's closing argument. >> i just want to say a very big hello to a special place, new york, and to an incredible arena, madison square garden. incredible. this is the city where i was born and raised, and this is

gerry.ox news can right now confirm it was a report from earlier today that dhs has identified more than 600 migrants with possible ties to the violent venezuelan gang tren de aragua and more than 100 of those, gerry, had enough gain confirmation to be deemed "objects of interest" that dhs recommended be placed on the fbi's watch list. for transnational criminal organizations. that is just into us now, griff jenkins confirming that. gerry, that is stunning. >> it is. and it fits the larger pattern we have seen, and that is also very good reporting from fox, but it fits the larger pattern we have seen of tens of thousands of people coming into the country with no criminal backgrounds, with known connections to gangs or transnational criminal organizations, it fits that larger picture of just a completely reckless approach to the border. just back to those numbers you showed there, sandra, because they are important, too, the biden administration and harris trying to make a big deal about the

the read from gerry baker, editor at large of "the wall street journal," always a pleasure, gerry.n't want to campaign with the president because she is trying to put as much distance as she possibly can between the biden administration. we know from the fact when she is asked, when she is asked what she would do that would be different from joe biden, she says nothing, i can't think of anything, we know that in the end she is inextricably tied to the biden administration. this is the buying she is in. she is joe biden's vice president. the only reason she is the presidential nominee, because she was picked by joe biden initially four years ago and frankly once again in july. she is absolutely tied up with joe biden. but she knows she can't be out there campaigning on joe biden's platform, still less campaign with joe biden himself because that is the sure route to defeat for her because biden is unpopular. she is stuck in this bind. she can't distance herself from him, but at the same time she can't possibly embrace him. >> she also didn't have anything to say she would change, wh

. >> that hope lounge looks great i like that place that looks good gerry willis, we'll be right backornings with maria" live on "fox business." . ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. ♪ maria: welcome back. let's get some final comments. after the final, the first and likely final vice presidential debate, final event before the election now 34 days away. lee carter, final words. >> so a couple things that we learned last night. one, you can disagree without demonizing each other. and and i think more most -- finish most american voters, this was refreshing to see last night. but i think the big story is the unasked questions. people really wanted to hear more about inflation and more about the impact of the strike and how these can

gerri, thank you for that gerri willis.at your forecast across america, fox weather meteorologist kendall smith joins us with an update there. kendall. >> good morning, maria. a beautiful day is in store for much of the eastern two-thirds of the face, talking about above average temperatures from the central plains all the way over to the east coast. high of 87 this afternoon in dallas, that will feel fantastic, mostly sunny skies. charlotte, 70 is where we're headed this afternoon. but the issue is that we have been so dry. we have ongoing drought conditions in many states all across the u.s. and that is exacerbating the fact we haven't seen rain in a lot of areas so yes, it's sunny but we need to see rain and so many communities. where we are seeing the rain, that's out west. we've got a potent front digging its way through the west, bringing lower elevations quite a bit of rain and higher elevations quite a bit of snow. the cascade mountains picked up on beneficial snow yesterday. today, it's the turn in the inner mounta

. ♪ larry: if you haven't already read gerry baker's opinion piece in today's "wall street journal,"ase, go immediately to your computer or whatever you use to pursue information and read it. the title is, "israel defends itself, may save western civilization." gerry's an old friend, we used to go back and forth on the old mclachlin group show, and he wrote a truth-telling article. all i can do is quote a few lines, express my complete support and hope that those of you who haven't read it will go out and read it asap. how will we ever repay the debt we owe israel, he asks. it goes on to to say what the jewish state has done in the past year will rank among the the most important contributions to the defense of western severallization in the past three -- civilization in the past three-quarters of a century. he talks about how it is still possible that our western system of free markets and free people can defeat evils like hezbollah, hamas and iran. and my final word on last night's show, i talked about how someday people will thank israel for protecting freedom and democracy. and g

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gerri: that's right. it could be destructive and devastating, absolutely. i'm actually from this area and familiar with this. it's a lot hanging in the balance. the devastation left high hurricane helene threatens to up-end the world semiconductor industry, a vast $600 billion business that is the linchpin of not just tech advancement but hey, your everyday life, a population of less than 3,000, located in western north carolina. home to two mines that produce the purest quartz in the world, and that quartz is essential to chip production used in everything from cell phones to weapon systems. both mines are shutdown as the area struggles with the lack of power and water. listen. >> you don't have it, you won't be making chips, period. any chips. military chips, consumer chips, chips for cell phones, chips for server farms. the quartz is critical to production of all of those types of systems and that is why the market is so sensitive about this issue at the moment. gerri: now these two mines owned by international entities supply 90% of the industry's semic

this general election with projections showing that the liberal democratic party could lose its my gerry chief for the 1st time since 2009. it's still on korea, if prime minister actually gave receive, could continue his governing coalition with the committee to potty the l. d. p. has governed ship on for much of the past 7 decades. now the electoral commission in georgia has declared the pro ration georgia dream party when our problem entry elections with almost all the votes counts at our fisher results, give them about 54 percent of the vote. the countries pro european union, the position says the results where falsified and the election stolen and denial of service from the organization for security and cooperation in europe. all the o. s. c e. c. subsidies, election showed signs of democratic bucks, sliding in the country. peggy, is the ruling georgian dream party, is celebrating victory pro missing georgians, what they call a european future. i mean, those imitates more than a 1000000 of our citizens, came to the polling stations and supported peace. our country's truly bright and

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and gerry baker tries to restrain israel and extends his spanking to europe and i'm sure you would agree with me that the u.n. should be spanked as well. but what israel has done in the past week taking out the hezbollah murder hassan nassrallah and other commanders is nothing short of a miracle but if it's a miracle it's a counter terrorist technological miracle. they took out a hamas commander in the middle of tehran. they've taken out countless hamas killers in gaza. really it's what israel has done in the past year, following the barbaric murder of 1,200 men, women, children, elderly, peacefully gathered people, from israel, from israeli states, and people from dozens of other countries peacefully attending a music festival, murdered by hamas terrorist thugs. but israel has snapped back from that and is taking the fight to their enemies, who happen to be our enemies, even if the current administration does not always realize that. speaking for myself, israel has managed to overcome the appeasement, so-called deus calegislation policies of the current administration that is constantly

gerry baker and the student or an adroit large "wall street journal" and fox news contributor, jerry,hat a day for joe watching massive hurricane to the florida coast and you have these residents in north carolina particularly reeling from that disaster there are two of the response from fema has been scrutinized and criticized. where have you landed on this? >> your heart goes out to people and examples of people in north carolina will be the same in florida. probably thanks to gove governor ron desantis administration to prepare for these things. what happened in north carolina was devastating beyond imagining and heartbreaking. at this stage, it is very early to make definitive judgments about whether fema messed up or two i remember in 2005 when hurricane katrina hit new orleans hard and i was down there a week afterwards and george w. bush was president. oh, my god, this is a disaster and fema is a disaster in the federal government failed that we learned afterwards, many more problems on the ground and fema did a great job here just so i think it is too soon to say fema has mess

israel and its forces as it strived to take its battle -- israel is fighting for western democracy, as gerry baker said. their equivocation and the funding of around five biden then harris beyond the pale. >> tammy: it's a strange commitment to the status quo. every time they were ready to finish the job, it was stop, stop. why wouldn't sinwar go to rafah. this is one of the ironies, the fabulous ironies, the argument to not touch rafah, that's where he went with passports and cash according to multiple reports. at the border with egypt. it was an interesting effort to create a safety bubble that would've continued the song. it was so weird, what would be wrong with eliminating the death squads for iran. it would help western civilization as a whole. our country for some reason didn't want that to be completed and that is something that is the real scandal here. >> kayleigh: harris went out and warned of consequences. it turns out vice president kamala harris' plan for black men apparently is no longer just for black men. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ woah, limu! we're in a parade. everyone customize

so delain and gerri sims have lived there for about 30 years.des, 9 kids in that home, gerri was asleep at the time the fire broke out on it first in the hills. then it jumped 5.80, and there you can see it started burning their home. he made it out fine. and that's what the lane and the kids are thankful for most, but they say it's been awfully tough. >> grateful for all outpouring of support we've received. certainly shovel certainly. and get bouts of. moments of crying. and, you know, moments of gratitude and sometimes all in the same space. >> the couple right now staying at a hotel until they can find longer term housing. as for how long it'll take to rebuild. and latest estimates are might take a year. there's a gofundme set up now to support them. you'll find a link to that on our website at kron 4 dot com. the chp, by the way, has seized more than 2000 stolen vehicles and arrested more than 1000 people since february. all connected to sideshows in the east bay. fact, last weekend we saw those sideshows break out in 3 different cities. ch

you know, julia, just how, you know, gerri went over all of these things, right, that we've got comings perplexing, it's confusing. how are you navigating all these conflicting signals? >> well, you'll have the effect of streaks in there as well. boeing machinists' strike, the effect of storm and also seasonal adjustments. october is a month in which employment usually grows by about a million, but the early signs from the jolts report are that holiday hiring this year is pretty slow. maybe because seasonal patterns have changed since the pandemic or because, well, restrictive monetary policy does slow things down. charles: now, i know that the you have been concerned, you know, all along with the growth, the concentration of gains that we've seen so far. explain that to the audience. >> absolutely. so not only over the past two quarters have we seen job growth slow below the pre-pandemic average, but we've also seen those gains become very narrowly concentrated in just a couple of super sectors that together account for only half of employment. so you've got half of the labor force cr

and gerri was asleep at the house when the fire started along 5.80, friday afternoon. the fire jumped the street, ignited their house spread to the eucalyptus grove nearby. he made it out and that is what delaine in the kids are most thankful for. but the whole thing has been tough. >> grateful for all outpouring of support we've received. certainly shovel certainly. and get bouts of. moments of crying. and, you know, moments of gratitude and sometimes all in the same space. so it's just been it's been a very interesting. know so many people. i've heard this and i've said this very probably more cavalier way. you know that, you know, things are just things, things can be replaced. and that's that's true. to what degree and that there's also some things that can't be replaced. and so i have to i'm learning to acknowledge that it's this is a loss and its know, and it's and it's something i have to greet. i had arranged all ready to speak at a city council. meeting this morning in san leandro where my business is located to support homeless, even though it was difficult f

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gerry adams. so starmer has made him our government's top legal advisor. direct investment in mauritius was £35 million in 2020, taking its total cumulative investment to a whopping £667 million. more than 18% of mauritius total imports came from china that year. so starmer and david lammy have just handed china a huge boost, haven't they? they did not debate this in parliament before signing off on it, which implies that they were trying to avoid the democratic process. they told the speaker of the house, lindsay hoyle, that they wanted to get this sorted now because the general election in mauritius starts tomorrow. so they seem to care more about a foreign parliament than our own. they didn't consult the people of the chagos islands, apparently, who said that they only found out about it through the media. apparently this deal, quote addresses the wrongs of the past. well, something, isn't it, that our foreign secretary is utterly , utterly obsessed with. >> but i say to the russian representative on his phone as i speak that i stand here also as a blac

because he ran gerry ford's campaign in 1976. he was not on nancy's christmas card list for a long time. in august and september of 1980. they decided to kiss and makeup and sue got brought back on. and got back on he said i get to choose how to run this campaign. we are going to run from the playing and not from headquarters. that means i get to choose the depressed person. the person who runs the tour. i wanted to ask stu i said why did you chooseai me? it's it that's because i respected nixon's judgment on political matters. but i didn't figure it nixon would send me any idiot. he did not cite idiot that this is a family audience. [laughter] told the reason i devote chapters to the campaign as i kept the recorded diary. i recorded into a kissimmee. into a recorder. because one of the main historical point of this book when i get back to history in this book is dixon provided memos and detailed advice from 1980 campaign. secret advice throughout. that is an important story in this book. and it is important for story and spread

. >> how is gerry interacting with students in the book today how often are you taking tours like this i actually arrange for tour of this symmetry by the full advisory council in her last business meeting in d.c. a couple months ago. i know how important the site was. specific councilma members who y not have toured a place like thisut before. but nonetheless voted on that policy statement. i wanted them to see for themselves with the opportunity is for greater awareness of an investment of a place like this in greater regulatory protections which is the role of her counsel. i for one have visited the site with her counsel and i come to this position is my only job before this has been as a professor. i work at cornell university. i work with students all the time. students bring great energy, enthusiasm and optimism to everything they do. students and young people are specially needed in a field like historic preservation. which tends toer attract maybe slightly older generation. i am really hoping based on my background as a professor, below for students to continue to connect this

maria: looks like a beautiful tree look forward that gerri, thank you, this satirical trump video gamelive, the game steps into the shows he of a cartoon version of the 45th president as he navigates high stakes election season from mar-a-lago campaign trail tries to win white house got to get through 91 indictments, two assassination attempts apple originally labeled the game quote defamatory, likely quote a harm, harm a targeted individual or group, joining me "grand theft trump" creator ceo hedgehog john matze thank you so much for being here, i want to hear about this game it sounds so fun but let's talk first about apple this is not your first conflict with apple tell me about impact potential impact of the apple store what happened here? >> yeah, we have seen that in apple's past they claim i want as objectionable we fought back-and-forth almost a month nearly missed election to get that game out the door, i just don't think it is right that a, developer, deserves to exist, reached 60% of the market. maria: it is incredible, but what was it that changed their minds now we can go

gerry, thank you very much, always good to have you. all right, thanks to all of you for joining us. neil is back tomorrow. virginia republican governor glenn youngkin will be joining him as his guest. "your world" 4:00 p.m. eastern. catch me and john roberts for "america reports" weekdays at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. that does it for us. "the five" starts right now. musical musical musical musical >> judge jeanine: hello, everyone. judge jeanine pirro along with harold ford jr., jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ two weeks to go and for kamala harris is all tuckered o. the candidate who likes to taunt trump as exhausted is taking a day off from the campaign trail to prep for some pretaped interviews with nbc and telemundo. and that is not the only sign that kamala is running on fumes. the vice president was trotting out tired old attack lines about president trump being the old threat to democracy, even though voters simply aren't buying it. >> donald trump is an unseriou

gerri willis with the details. >> good morning to you, authorities in oregon and washington state saynally set on fire and have identified a suspect vehicle that can be connected to both. hundreds of ballots were said to be destroyed. all of this happening close to the oregon washington border, both states working together to track down who is responsible. listen. >> we don't know the motive behind the acts but we do not ask like this are targeted and intentional and were dedicated to stopping that behavior and were working toward that today. >> were working with our partners across the river in portland and sharing information with the federal law enforcement partners in hopes of a successful conclusion. >> cops say they may be connected to a third ballot box incident and the washington from earlier this month. vancouver washington is in district three and tight race between and cabinet and republican challenger joe kent. philadelphia top prosecutor larry krasner following a lawsuit against elon musk to stop the million dollar giveaway to registered spring state voters. describing th

i'll be moderating a panel with ben affleck and gerry cardinale. >> you get affleck? i got scharf?> i get affleck. yeah. >> no mcconaughey? >> not yet. not yet. working on it. >> just a second. it's too early. >> i'm pretty happy with affleck. other speakers, david einhorn, nelson peltz. >> i'm getting mcconaughey right now. i see you affleck and raise you mcconaughey. >> go to cnbc.com/deliveringalpha or scan that qr code. the future of hollywood, the changes in hollywood. and mr. affleck, along with gerry. >> what's your favorite affleck? >> aflac? >> no, that's deion sanders. i like "the accountant." >> you're talking about ben affleck films? "argo." this is like "inside the actors studio"? >> guy's a great actor, director, also behind the scenes as well. ceo. >> yeah. i can't even get anybody. you have affleck. i'll have better than you. >> you can't get anybody? >> anybody you can get, i can get better. i'm going to get an agent, an a.i. agent. >> why does everything have to be a competition with you, every little thing? you can have what you have. >> my father always said, th

but that didn't happen automatically because stu got in trouble in 76 with the reagan's because ran gerry ford's campaign in 1976. so he wasn't on nancy's christmas card list for a long time because they ran pretty tough ads against. but reagan's campaign got in trouble in the august and september of 1980. so they to kiss and make up and and stu got right back on and stu when when when the when stu got brought back on he said, get to choose how to run this campaign. we're going to run it from the plane and, not from the headquarters. and that means i get to the press person, the person runs the tour, the policy person i get that my own speechwriter. and he said that and included me and i so i once asked stu, i said, why did you choose me? he said, that's because i respect nixon's judgment on political matters. and then also i didn't think nixon wouldn't send me and he idiot, he didn't use the word. but this is a family audience. so the reason i devote six chapters of the book to the 80 campaign is because i kept the recorder diary. i recorded it into a cassette recorder. and because of th

but that didn't happen automatically because stu got in trouble in 76 with the reagan's because ran gerry ford's campaign in 1976. so he wasn't on nancy's christmas card list for a long time because they ran pretty tough ads against. but reagan's campaign got in trouble in the august and september of 1980. so they to kiss and make up and and stu got right back on and stu when when when the when stu got brought back on he said, get to choose how to run this campaign. we're going to run it from the plane and, not from the headquarters. and that means i get to the press person, the person runs the tour, the policy person i get that my own speechwriter. and he said that and included me and i so i once asked stu, i said, why did you choose me? he said, that's because i respect nixon's judgment on political matters. and then also i didn't think nixon wouldn't send me and he idiot, he didn't use the word. but this is a family audience. so the reason i devote six chapters of the book to the 80 campaign is because i kept the recorder diary. i recorded it into a cassette recorder. and because of th

are few of those in there, although there are also portraits of jefferson, of madison, of elbridge gerry. there are there are some real faces in there. the first question remind me. the first question, just say the word. oh, yes, yes. asaba, there are two black soldiers in the bunker hill painting actually in the left background. it's kind of hard to see, but there is peter samuel, who is credited with killing major pitcairn and can you can just make him out he's firing in the direction major pitcairn on the other side the canvas who's who's just been mortally struck. the two figures in the lower right are thomas grosvenor. lieutenant grosvenor, who was a lawyer from pomfret, connecticut and his slave asaba. now, in the 1790 census, asaba is listed as a free man. so some at some point he was free. but in battle of bunker hill, he sees fighting alongside grosvenor and. they both have clearly been in action. grosvenor is wounded. he's got a bandaged hand, a sahib as stockings are disarray ranged. so these are active participants at trumble. i think they thought much about race. the family

commission there were few in there although there are also wo portraits of jefferson, madison, and gerry some real faces and thereto. the firstqu question, remember e first question just say the word. >> yes, yes. there are two black soldiers in the bunker hill painting. the left background there's peter samuel who is credited with killing. you can just make him out priestfiring in the direction oe other site of the canvas he wass been morallyo struck. the two figures in the lower right thomas lieutenant in the 1790 census listed as a free man. at some point he was free. in the battle of bunker hill they have both a clearly been in the action. he's wounded he's got a bandage hand. the stockings are just arrange these are activeru participants. i don't think he thought much about race. the family owned slaves. they were free in connecticut growing up he never writes about it much. but, painters their hands can be smarter than they are. he thought more about american indians. who were more present in their own household. the mohegan indians had a household in eastern connecticut they would

gerri willis who has family in western north carolina with us here on this. >> i do.iny proportion of families have that kind of coverage, right? the tragedy unfolding for inland states in the southeast hit by hurricane helene may be only starting. as they just said most residents have no flood insurance coverage. listen. >> it is not going to be over in a week or in a month. this is going to be -- it will take years to recover from. there is entire neighborhoods and entire towns that are essentially gone. >> my home state of north carolina, for example, only half a percent have fema flood coverage. private insurance typically don't underwrite residential flooding losses. we have estimates of four to 10 billion. one expert saying it will be a slow and painful recovery, two to three years maybe more. some victims of hurricane florence which hit coastal north carolina are still living in fema trailers. listen. >> flood insurance has very low levels of penetration in much of the country. only 8% of at-risk homes have any sort of flood insurance as it is. i have read numb

cheryl: widow of robert f kennedy has died, gerri willis has the details. >> good morning ethel kitted on october 3 and hospitalized prior to her death, ethel kennedy was married to robert kennedy and mother to 11 children including douglas kennedy and former presidential candidate rfk junior he posted a lengthy tribute to his mother writing in part my mother invented tough love and she was also intensely loyal and we knew she would stand fiercely behind us when we came under attack by others, she was a role model for self-discipline, reliance and self-confidence, i credit her with all my virtues, also kitted he was a social rights activist and founded the human rights in 1968 she was 96 years old. one person is dead and 23 others including two children have been rescued after being trapped inside of a colorado goldmine yesterday official say two groups of people were on a tour when the elevator that takes tourists down got stuck 500 feet below the ground because of the mechanical error rescue crews had to make separate trips to get the tourists out and some were stuck underground for

a suspected deadly terrorist attack near tel aviv days after israel began the retaliation on iran, gerri more injured after car slammed into a bus stop near the mossad headquarters, no terror group has claimed responsibility for the attack, this coming as the un security council meets today to discuss israel's iran strikes over the weekend. on saturday israel droned missile factories and other sites near tehran in retaliation for the iran strike on israel, the idea 40 more strikes would happen if iran or its proxies retaliate the u.s. says it informed of israel's weekend strikes before they happen. delta air lines suing crowdstrike in georgia in response to july's global outage the cost of flight cancellations, disrupting travel to over 1.3 million customers, delta says it cost the company $500 million when all was said and done the crowdstrike outage affected more than just the airlines, microsoft computers also went down hitting banks, healthcare facilities and even media companies delta and crowdstrike in premarket trading are both up marginally, delta almost 3%. former first lady mic

gerri willis with t the details now. >> 26 republican attorneys generals joining virginia to appeal to virginia is arguing the judge's decision to reinstate those 1600 voters is overly broad and lacks standing under the national voter registration act which orders states to stop systemic voter role maintenance 90 days before the election. the department of justice argues the removals are happening too close to election day. in nevada, the state supreme court there ruling that mail-in ballots without a postmark can be received and counted up to four days post election day. this after the rnc challenged the legality of the deadline, the court saying no evidence was brought forth to show those non-postmarked ballots were vulnerable to election fraud or favored one political party over another. and a new report from the house judiciary committee charging that lena kahn, the chair of the federal trade commission weaponized her agency against twitter, saying she introduced a consent degree against the platform after elon musk acquired it two years ago. documents show she called for an immedi

gerri was asleep home when the fire started along 5.80, jumped the street with their house on fire. he made it out and that's what the lane and their kids are most thankful for. but it's been tough for them. >> grateful for all the outpouring of support we've received. certainly shovel certainly. and get bouts of. moments of crying. and, you know, moments of gratitude and sometimes all in the same space. >> the couple is staying in a hotel in today find longer term housing. it's expected their house will take a year to be rebuilt. there's a gofundme to support them on the front page of kron 4 dot com. wednesday afternoon. the fire department with the city of mountain view was called out to a report of a fire laundry room. it was found in a three-story apartment complex off of ring staff avenue. luckily there was an active sprinkler system in that locker room which was able to contain the majority of the damage there. it was also damage to some apartments to to the sprinkler system because that fire is found to be a clothes dryer, overheating due to lint buildup. next to the problem

bring thing like breast cancer awareness to the fore here and help a lot of folks deal with that, gerri willis who knows firsthand, takes a look at what's at stake. >> reporter: new research is showing that the financial burden of being treated for cancer is not only creating economic hardship, but resulting in worse outcomes for those in treatment. listen. >> what we know in the united states is that someone with a cancer diagnosis, 40% of those individuals deplete their life savings within the first two years postdiagnosis, and this is just not sustainable. >> reporter: three in five people diagnosed with cancer are faced with financial hardships such as take thing unpaid leave, losing health insurance or even losing a job. traveling for treatment can make care unaffordable. sharon barrett was recently declared free of cancer. she was treated in new york city and stay at the hope lodge, a facility that the american cancer society offers tree to -- free to patients. listen. >> there are no words for how special this place is. you just walk in the door and you are welcomed into a commun