a. stacy, i think his tweets do matter. he's the president of what he's saying, he's putting out policy when he says things like we're going to ban trans gender people from being in the military. is it policy if it's a tweet that doesn't actually have anything that happens after it? i'm only going by the actual legislative process of the united states government which is that congress writes the laws and then they go through the senate and then the president signs them into action. he also can use executive orders. he does have to go through the pentagon to execute the transgender ban. i think he's going to get it done. but as far as general policy concerns, i live in the midwest. i have a huge national audience and people are not talk ing about the president's tweets. they're talking about the things he's doing that are either improving their lives or that they're worried will not improve their lives. what are he saying that's improving? we live inside the beltway so we live in this little bubble. p if you're in the midwes

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moskowitz, saying" stacy was a whore." ted out of her seat and screamed back, "you animal!" and then, robert violante, stacy's date the night she died, rose and shouted, "you creep!" >> i reacted, "go ( bleep ) yourself, you piece of ( bleep ). you should die. you should rot in hell." i was-- i just went off on him. >> and robert violante explained his courtroom outburst. "total anger, total anger. that's it, just total outrage. and i really couldn't control myself." >> three weeks after his wild courtroom outburst which led to a delay for further psychiatric evaluation, david berkowitz-- again judged competent to face sentencing-- arrived to learn his fate. >> berkowitz, who just turned 25, was given a total of six sentences for murder of 25 years to life. >> dubois: what do you say to the victims' families, to the victims who are still living today? >> well, i've... i've apologized many times, and i just always sort of let them know that i'm very sorry for what happened. and i wish i could go back and change things. and t

you were on a meadow? >> staci, there's a guy here who says he has a meeting with j.j.od, i'm sorry. i forgot to cancel the meeting about our movie pitch. >> mark, it's hollywood. these things happen. let it go, trust me. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how did you get him to do that, that's amazing! that was so cool. >> i know. >> jimmy: ali wentworth, everybody. watch the season finale of "nightcap" this wednesday at 8:00 p.m. on pop. tame impala performs for us after the break. stick around, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ready, o when we say "study"! you say "haul"! study! haul! study! haul! when we say "study"! you say "haul"! study! haul! study! haul! everything you need to ready, set, go! back to school. what are all these different topped & loaded meals? it's an american favorite on top of an american favorite, alice. it's like labor day weekend on top of the fourth of july. hotdogs. get your favorites on top of your favorites. when i was too busy with the k

stacy hurt: she left me a voicemail at 2:53 a.m., telling me that she was delivering my luggage to myse herself. sarah: our last delivery went out for the night, so i'm just going to go ahead and drive it out myself. i'm leaving work here shortly. rosemary: stacy says the woman's kindness has restored her faith in humanity. that's it for this edition of "nbc10 @issue," thank you for joining us. don't forget, this upcoming saturday is clear the shelters day. that's when almost 50 shelters and rescues in our area will wave all adoption fees. it's a great way to find a forever friend. i'm rosemary connors, have a good one. ♪ cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 abercap.com super pro-tip: buy your veggiveggies pre-chopped. ce. boom. the best food at amazing prices, giant. ♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley giant has unbelievable pro tip produce prices. : so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. the number one anti-aging body treatment systemaid presentation for crepe erase, for crepey skin! (

a transient in custody tonight. his identify has not yet been released. >> he stuck his head out the window and went -- >> reporter: stacy jetton talks about confronting the man who stole his truck on saturday. he was visiting a friend on gamble court in hayward. >> i thought i heard my truck start up. i went out to see what was going on. >> reporter: his dodge ram truck had been ripped off. this neighbor saw it happen. >> in a matter of 30 seconds, he was gone. >> reporter: he borrowed his buddy's truck to follow the man down hayward boulevard where he caught up with the suspect. >> i pulled up to the back and said, hey, that's my truck, and he said so and so you, pulled out a gun and shot. i went, oh. so he took off and i didn't bother to follow after that. >> reporter: the gunman missed. jetton called 911. hayward police briefly crashed the man through city streets we are crashed into several cars. at one point the suspect drove towards officers. one officer open fire, missing the suspect, who crashed the stolen truck moments later and was arrested. another car was stolen from the same hayward address last week. >> at

a transient in custody tonight. his identify has not yet been released. >> he stuck his head out the window and went -- >> reporter: stacy jetton talks about confronting the man who stole his truck on saturday. he was visiting a friend on gamble court in hayward. >> i thought i heard my truck start up. i went out to see what was going on. >> reporter: his dodge ram truck had been ripped off. this neighbor saw it happen. >> in a matter of 30 seconds, he was gone. >> reporter: he borrowed his buddy's truck to follow the man down hayward boulevard where he caught up with the suspect. >> i pulled up to the back and said, hey, that's my truck, and he said so and so you, pulled out a gun and shot. i went, oh. so he took off and i didn't bother to follow after that. >> reporter: the gunman missed. jetton called 911. hayward police briefly crashed the man through city streets we are crashed into several cars. at one point the suspect drove towards officers. one officer open fire, missing the suspect, who crashed the stolen truck moments later and was arrested. another car was stolen from the same hayward address last week. >> at

camera to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury on a bill again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much kaiser of course. you're. showing us you know you're not. you know just i mean. i mean. if it up as well i must. get. my family. yes it will be. i think. there's no overriding and the russian sentiment. that's the view of russia's foreign minister who met with his american counterpart on the sidelines of the room in asia. and the week's top stories for. russia's sanctions bill angering several of america's. he. describes it as declaring a full scale trade war plus the pressure has stepped up a little korea tuesday the u.n. security council vote unanimously for tough new sanctions on pyongyang over its missile tests that. dictator dictator. the venezuelan president is also targeting us for stricture and save us.

me seriously send us an e-mail that's because there's a survival guide book stacie just like all the stars simply. be sure you don't step back. repatriations look at the rest of seventy years. till the seventy guys report. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express. some want. to be right for us that's what the four three of the four people. i'm interested in the waters. should. the office of public health conducts large studies of the health of american veterans however studies produce results that not support the office of public health policy they don't believe. this applies to data regarding adverse health consequences of environmental exposures. and afghanistan and toxics exposures in the gulf or on the rare occasions when embarrassing study results are really are manipulated to make them unintelligible so there seems to be going struggle between the truth seekers and the government when it to. sort of getting to the bottom of the exposure. how the fact that veterans are now experiencing. terrible experienc

a region courthouse. style with more on today's top stories that stick around as max guys and stacy have a look at whether the american dream has moved to mexico in china that's next on the kaiser report. i am asked as or this is the kaiser report here a fabulous freedom fest in las vegas. you know. there's a concept we've talked about it it's called moral hazard you let the central bankers and their minions of the big banks get away with little crimes here and there thinking that well the economy is going to benefit the long run just let us live well trickle down moral hazard is corrupting every facet of our lives in america. yes max continuing with this theme of freedom is not meant for much freedom happening in america not only do we have those of wealth and income gap and the declining life expectancy and all that sort of stuff but we have this gross problem of civil asset forfeiture this is a story that is not getting much attention because the american media is obsessed with him but in the real world that affects the average voter we have the shocking story over the past week and that is just in o.j

a passenger. we get the details now from mike clark of our station in pittsburgh. >> reporter: stacy hurt is a passionateashville for a colon cancer advocacy retreat. >> reporter: when this busy mom with stage 4 colon cancer hopped on an earlier light home she found out her medication didn't make it with her. >> they said it will be coming in on your later original flight and we'll call when you it arrives at about 6:30. >> reporter: she needed that medicine and other chemo-related items inside her luggage. when she called back at 8:30 she found out the flight had maintenance problems and was canceled. >> i immediately got very distraught, very emotional because i knew i had chemotherapy the neck morning. >> reporter: that's when in this story about winged flight an angel named sarah emerges. >> she just made it her mission, she said i will find that luggage for you. i will -- you know, when it comes in tonight we'll have it couriered out to you. >> reporter: had it arrived all the couriers left for the night so sarah personally drove the luggage to stacy's house at 3:00 a.m. stacy waking up to this thou

environment yeah i mean imagine our today and you know we you know i were having coffee in a garden in new york city stacy got out her phone she created a one minute or two minute kind of teaser pitch we sent it off to r.j. and before we got back to our respective homes this project was essentially green lighted to go forward sixteen episode season while traveling across the country but it's a process of discovery not only this a pilgrimage across america but it's also going to be a process of discovery as we're making this t.v. show because there were literally i think quite shocked that they didn't greenlight the show based on a one minute video and we're just kind of discovering this run a pilgrimage of our own even producing the show but imagine trump there as steven obviously this set in motion a very interesting divide in america where suddenly a huge bloc of voters became visible that were invisible and and the mainstream media was unprepared for that they weren't covering it i know that in north carolina where where we are we saw a lot of trump support we didn't see any hillary support when we rep

yeah i mean you mentioned our today and you know we you know i were having coffee in a garden in new york city stacy got out her phone she created a one minute or two minute kind of teaser pitch we sent it off to r.j. and b.t.r. we got back to our respective homes this project was essentially green lighted to go forward sixteen episode season while traveling across the country but it's a process of discovery not only this a pilgrimage across america but it's also going to be a process of discovery as we're making this t.v. show because there were literally i think quite shocked that they did greenlight the show based on a one minute video and we're just kind of discovering this run a pilgrimage of our own even producing the show but imagine trump there as stephen obviously this in motion a very interesting divide in america where suddenly a huge bloc of voters became visible that were invisible and and the mainstream media was unprepared for that they weren't covering it i know that in north carolina where where we are we saw a lot of trump support we didn't see any hillary support when we reported

you know i dream of a parallel universe and in that universe as jim records he's crying. let's check in with stacy and see what a first lady as it were. well up my sleeve we have a lot of geopolitics and jim rickards has been right regarding geopolitics may be wrong regarding crypto currency but you know on there up and down ride the global geopolitics space is also as volatile as the cryptocurrency space but before we go on speaking of crypto i do want to say we have to say that we are on steam mint dot com as well as kaiser report i'm supposed to say something about a squirrel and some nuts i'm not sure what that's about but i'm supposed to do that just so you know we are there every squirrel has not they like to bury them now and so our first headline going back to geo politics and economics there are two inextricably linked in some sorrel have bigger.

rockport, texas where hurricane harvey hit that category 4 people are getting a look at what is left of their homes, stacy forbes and her children rode out the storm at a family member's home >> my house is gone. it is in half. there is nothing, all of my kids stuff is gone. i just want them to be happy and start over and forget this. i want to be done. i want this down to be back like it was. >> rockport was under mandatory evacuation orders ahead of the storm, many people there rode out the storm in a makeshift shelter. >>> president trump will travel to texas tomorrow to assess the damage. this afternoon he gave his first public remarks. >> my administration is coordinating closely with authorities, in texas and louisiana to save lives so we think back our first responders. recovery will be difficult and the federal government stands ready willing and able to support the effort. >> the president declared state of emergency for texas and louisiana. more than 8500 federal personnel were on the ground in texas helping local leaders respond. the damage from harvey impacting gas supplies coming from the gul

when that heir dies, a man named stacy hall handles the estate and, the letter says, takes possessionies, barbara's ancestor attorney john bennett gets it. from there it passes to john's son alfred, author of the affidavit, who bequeaths it to his daughter jane, who passes it to her daughter elva kiernan. and elva kiernan is barbara farwell's mother. she treasures it as though it's the most valuable thing she has. it probably is! was she proud of it? >> yes. >> where did your mom keep the wallet? >> in a little black box squirreled away somewhere. >> and inside the wallet are two old paper bills that may well have been washington's. sadly, elva doesn't have the wherewithal to properly display the wallet or to protect it from theft or damage, so, in 1960, she proudly lends it to the nearby washington crossing museum. >> to see it on display and to bring your friends to see it -- "ooh! that belongs to you?" >> but things turn sour in 1976, when the museum renovates for the bicentennial. barbara is dismayed to find the wallet's been removed! >> when i took my friends to see it, to brag a

in our i dream of a parallel universe and in that universe is jim records he's crying. to do is the let's check in with stacy and see whats on a person leave as it were. well up my sleeve we have a lot of geopolitics and jim rickards has been right regarding geopolitics may be wrong regarding crypto currency but you know on there up and down ride the global geopolitics space is also as volatile as the cryptocurrency space but before we go on speaking of crypto i do want to say we have to say that we are on steam it dot com as well as kaiser report i'm supposed to say something about a squirrel and some nuts i'm not sure what that's about but i'm supposed to do that just so you know we are there every squirrel has not they like to bury them now and so our first headline going back to geo politics and economics there are two inextricably linked in have bigger nuts and others for yes those are the ones i like the acorn so male of the species. so going back to the headline geopolitics economics much of it is driven by the quest for energy whether it was coal or whale oil or oil of course one of the most volatile

you know i dream of a parallel universe and in that universe as jim records he's growing. up up up up up up up. this is do is he let's check in with stacy and see whats on a person leave as it were. well up my sleeve we have a lot of geopolitics and jim rickards has been right regarding geo politics may be wrong regarding cryptocurrency but you know on their up and down ride the global geopolitics space is also as volatile as the cryptocurrency space but before we go on speaking of crypto i do want to say we have to say that we are on steam it dot com as well as kaiser report i'm supposed to say something about a squirrel in some knots i'm not sure what that's about but i'm supposed to do that just so you know we are there.

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or 60% better in the key metrix you're looking at we're paying a 20% premium and we think a lot of risks that stacyt is in the stock at these prices. >> david, i wonder if home depot at some point has a moment of reckoning if they always of a sudden have a choppy quarter or it's soft or there's a hiccup or a blip in other words, how consistent of results do you need to see to be assured that amazon isn't eroding this business? >> sure. you know over a long enough period of time there's always going to be rocky quarters or blips. first of all, we think the quarter was just fine so i agree with stacy there probably started a little stronger than it ended some of that is weather and how they will talk about the fall. you know, the consistency that they have built really comes from reinvesting in their employees, reinvesting in their relationship with the customer and being very patient as they approach the shareholder they talk a lot about the three-legged stool and we think they talk the talk and walk the walk around that, and that builds consistency never say never, but that sort of buffers some of

sarah also left a sweet note telling stacy to, quote, kick that cancer's butt. ld exact whether i like that. steve: thank you, jillian. pete: as the threat from north korea grows. what would a navy seal do who is also a governor. missouri governor is a retired seal and he joins us live next. steve: and if you are an american citizen, you need not apply. the big company that just got busted because they were favoring foreigners. what's that about? stick around, folks, it's friday on "fox & friends" ♪ i'm working for a living ♪ working ♪ i'm working for a living ♪ working for a living ♪ living and a working ♪ taking what their giving because i'm working for a ♪ ♪ and get your head back in the game. sinex. the congestion, pressure, pain to clear your head, medicine. ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 subaru outback models. now through august 31.

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say hey i'm ready to do some serious mood ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again from that you know what money laundering is highly illegal. watch keyser of course. development is all about nobody really pleased or if this quarter we are modern six more. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think back that our c.e.o. might do. over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart a says. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. just how a free market would. people went from pretty simple financial lives pre nine hundred eighty to the point now where people are. just totally submerged in their financial accounts and they're all in debt and what exactly devoid society. the whatever the government tried to do it wasn't necessarily maybe. it might be making things worse. by saying this is not work this is. hopelessly disastrously wrong. the danger element is that. they're not the people running the drugs they're all carville and. they're not g

stacy abrams a has also demanded the destruction of stone mountain, thus the world's largest relief sculpturefederate figures so she wants it taken off the wall. it would put it in the same league as the tele- band which blew up immense ancient stone buddhas because it offended official ideology. if you have used the left doesn't, like this should give you pause. the w police won't intervene, wt can't they do take you? that's a question that ought to be rattling around your head. a former homeland security advisor for new york state, they join us now. vince had come unto you first. why is this different from the fire department saying or not going to put your house out, it's on fire, it would be pretty dangerous if wee showed up on te scene. were going to figure out what o her little what happened, how is this different? >>vi thanks for having me, i thk there's a huge difference of course when there's a fire, there's immediate imminent threat of a loss of life. what the police and charlottesville were doing and dealing with, we've seen it from the left time and time again in these and time tr

stacy. stress. a after he meets mary, he ends up going to knoxville in company with her husband bill and 14 deserters. and when they get to crab orchard, tennessee, they meet a group of 63, if my math is right here, because they're going to end up being 76 so whatever adds up to 76. they meet a group of 63 people from north carolina and south carolina and north georgia that are all traveling together to knoxville. so they all join together. they're a party now of 76. and they just, by chance, run into a lieutenant, james hartley, from the third north carolina. a union regiment that open rap s operates out of east tennessee. this is very common. i came across this constantly. these parties run into union officers who are moving into north carolina, into south carolina on recruiting expeditions. will you join the union army? and these guys say, yes, we will. so the whole party now travels to knoxville in company with hartley who now has 63 recruits for the union army. what i found is when i put all this

ready to do some serious muhlenberg ok let's see how we did while we've got home got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about the cookbook on luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal so if you watch kaiser of course. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corporate corporations from washington washington controls the media the media. and voters elected a businessman to run this country business equals power who must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. what he found was a series of veterans who had a q lung disease acute being area first of all. injury that he was able to find through long biopsies where he found these tiny little holes these tears and their long tissue he saw nothing of these veterans to come to his own conclusion that they could have only got this from a toxic exposure. to produce his career looking for this problem and he was able to discover it. and the diagnosis was constrictor prophylactics in english it's a small area where his disea

a crane. helicopter crews watch stacy sat on the crane and after dark he walked to the end of the crane hanging over the water and he jumped or slipped to his death. >>> the berkeley podcast host scheduled to speak at the white nationalists rally in charlottesville has been fired from his regular job, and johnny "monoxide" ramondetta was listed as one of the featured speakers at the rally in virginia and his employer, rosendin electric, fired him after he was singled out for his association with the neo- nazi groups and so far ramondetta is not responded to our calls for comments . >>> the berkeley man that attended the "unite the right" rally says he was not a racist and cole white quit his job at the top dog restaurant a few blocks from the cal campus after he was photographed at the rally. social media learned his name he called him a white supremacist and he says, "i want to make it clear i'm not a white supremacist and nor was i ever. my portrayal over social media has been inaccurate, biased and completely unjustified." he went on to say that he knew that they were white supremacists at t

welcome to the kaiser report yeah we're going to be talking about a little bit of american history is what i understand to be the case stacy ever well i think you know we have an empire of debt and it's a narcissistic empire as all empires before it have been and i want to look at this headline that will bleed into the whole story here in america that we see the total meltdown at binning as americans begin looking at actually who they are because they've begun the process as their fading empire of looking at what they were this whole time for the several hundred years six central banks now hold more than fifteen trillion dollars of assets central banks holding a fifth of their government's debt so central banks are smoke in their own belly button lint they are the economy we are an empire of debt it makes perfect sense that the end of an empire of debt the central banks which are the.

a lot more information. we will hear from bill in imperial beach, california. if looking at the sun is 100%. what percentage would be if you look in the mirror? >> stacy in maryland. what are your plans for monday? tomorrow, toving travel to south carolina, a small town outside columbia. we are told traffic is going to be really bad, so we are planning on hanging around and found a spot to view the eclipse. my kids are not as excited as i am, but i am hoping when they are older, they will appreciate it. >> how old are your kids? >> my son is 13 and my daughter is 12. for kids wanting to play video games, i am putting -- i am from thehem away electronics and going on an adventure. my son does have a question, and i wasn't sure how to answer it. his question was, if you can stare at the sun during a normal day, he doesn't understand why can't you look at the sun during an eclipse, when it is partial? >> i think the shorthand, layman's version of that is that the intensity of the aurora, that they are like that is getting through the ultraviolet light, is extremely dangerous during any clips -- during an eclipse situation. that is my take on it, anyway.

ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal so much because of course. and i welcome back now islamic state third another significant blow in syria after his convoy was hit by the russian air force that's according to the ministry of defense in moscow and earlier i discussed the details with. among the things that i saw how lost in this strike by the washington air force are several tanks over two dozen armored vehicles with high caliber weapons on board plus more than two hundred terrorists have been killed as well this is according to the russian military now with these kind of figures any such. strike would count as a big success in any part of syria but let me just point out the strategic and geographical importance of this particular one this islamic state convoy was heading to the city of deer as zoar and as you can see on this map this city is still controlled by the syrian government but it has been completely encircled by islamic stat

it rests with rising stars like kamala harris in the senate and stacy abrams who's a candidate for governorred state like georgia and i think hillary clinton is going to have is a constructive voice in moving us forward but the work will continue unabate and had it's going to be a rising new generation that takes over the lead of the democratic party. >> brian fallon, thank you so much for your time. >>> he has been sfoted potted a number of rallies over the past year. who is this guy? who is this man behind the blacks for trump sign, this bizarre story that's triggered a nationwide fascination. we have more on him. >>> also, 17. that is now the latest number of charities that have now ditched events at mar-a-lago, the president's estate down in florida. details on this mass exodus following the president's response to charlottesville. are made with smarttrack®igners material to precisely move your teeth to your best smile. see how invisalign® treatment can shape your smile up to 50% faster today at invisalign.com you myour joints...thing for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn

can you see those stocks pop but that's really more of a trade, not really a long term invest ment thesis >> rob plaza and stacyank you on another tough day for the retail sector. whether we come back, looking at the dow up about 11 points trying to stay in positive territory. the ceo of gm's car sharing subsidiary will join us. but first, mr. rick, what are you watching this morning? >> something interesting is happened in may, previous to that in april and just happened a couple days ago in august. it thooz do with treasury yields and the behavior of the vix. eae l talk about that after th brk. >>> here's what's coming up on the halftime report. top of the hour, famed investor david temper talking about the markets and his call on where stocks may go if here. and then the one beaten up name, kevin o'leary is buying. we're going to debate his trade and whether it's worth your money as well. and the latest on the retail wreckage, coach, dick's sporting goods getting hammered today is the bottom anywhere in site all that at noon eastern we'll see you in about 15 minutes. >> all right scott, thank you very much >

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stacy in maryland. what are your plans? caller: we are leaving tomorrow to travel to a small town in south carolina, outside of columbia. we are told traffic will be really bad so we are planning on view theround to eclipse. are not as excited as i am, but i am hoping when they are older they will appreciate it. host: how old are your kids? caller: my son is 13 and my daughter is 12. four kids wanting to play video games, pulling them away from electronics, and they're going on an adventure. i'm hoping when they're are older, they will appreciate it. my son did have a question, and i wasn't sure how to answer it. was, if you can start the sun during a normal day, he doesn't understand why can't you look at the sun during an eclipse when it is partial. host: i think the layman's version is the intensity of the , the ultraviolet light is extremely dangerous in a solar eclipse situation. that is my take on it. we are ready. host: you said it you are leaving tomorrow? caller: sunday. to get to south carolina. the folks we talked to down there say they have over 1.5 million people coming to the area and the traffic will be b

we wave the white flag >> we have seen that with nike and others stacy, thanks for checking in on a bigeek for retail. hopefully we can talk to you next week as well. that parade continues. i think the takeaway is investor s have more confidence in the brands to do business online and less confidence in the macy's and dillards of the world to move their businesses online >> you talk about those brands, those brands are sold throughout many different channels, they're just choosing a different distribution point. >>> rv retailer camping world posting solid second quarter results. landon dowdy has the results bucking the retail trend >> that's right. they're doing well shares of kamcamping world doin well after better than expected results. revenue topping estimates at 3 $1.3 billion what's driving growth? the rv sales are full speed ahead with new units increasing 38.2% year over year marcus lemonis said on the earnings call that the strategy ofacquisitions is paying off. they recently purchased gander mountain to expand their online presence and their outdoor life tile beyond lifestyl >

a look at the ee function. $1.71 in earnings, beat by 2.6%. nearly $2.2 billion in revenues. stacyf their last 8 quarters, so everything moving in the right direction. they actually beat on rising estimates. it's not like it was a low bar quarter by any extent. if you take it one step further, something that looks solid here, this is where valuations is. we see is right in line with where it's been. it looks pretty solid. vonnie: it seems like it's not been that long since we had to get over some scandals related to cruising. abigail: the last time i looked at cruise lines last year they were in a tough spot. this year they are doing great. a number of the cruise lines of sharply. 44% at royal caribbean, up this year. we have carnival and norwegian cruise lines both of 30% on the year. some real strength. i did reach back to see what's behind this and whether or not royal caribbean deserves to be u pmore. -- up more. the makes the point that royal caribbean's revenue yield growth for the year is higher than that of carnival at 5.5% to 6%. norwegian cruise lines at 2.75%. one intere

right sounds like a lot of drama yet to happen thanks for being on the show dan collins thanks max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max keiser and stacy ever to thank our guest dan collins of the china money report dot com astronomer it's a song twitter's kaiser report in full next time you know. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turned some countries into peg's these are the countries with weaker economies that needed austerity policies if you are in a situation of flow bloat even the recession osteria these a very bad idea it doesn't work and it makes millions of people very unhappy those who are unemployed see their which is decline to home as the decade good of the results she saw in the new year in peace with putting people out of english to watch her old get people to see what you are doing a choice. she still plumbers i mean for he do. this. while the same mission is still in place one of the consequences is to. labor. well first. this is the truth the consider this is the consequences are actually quite acceptable as a decision. coming up on our t.v. breaking news and trolls in south carolina police responded to a dea

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so that's why we're on board together you're going to be producing and stacy will be producing as well we're going to come up with a lot of fun ideas but the idea is basically every time i meet people they go hey what are you doing what's coming next i go what we're going do this thing called the gap the great american pilgrimage in an r.v. with the dogs and talk to people about america everyone reacts the same they literally say how really sounds fun so max i'm excited to go out and experience the great american pilgrimage again i think are you were were so fired up to turn to turn this program into you know for our t. you know parts unknown you know anthony bourdain or like a duck dynasty and you know i believe the best way to do that is to give people an experience that makes you laugh and they enjoy and they feel good about while at the same time really talking about the issues really talking about sanctuary cities we're going to be talking about. immigrant policy except for a. across the board from from trump to guns to bibles to the qur'an and whatever it is we want to know. as the. creators of of the gap we

. >> reporter: stacy is talking about some scary moments saturday when he was visiting a friend on gamble court in hayward. >> i thought i heard my truck start up. i went out to see what was going on. >> reporter: his dodge ram truck had been stolen. this neighbor saw it happen. >> we just got in and had some tools bent down, and the truck was gone. >> reporter: he borrowed his buddy's truck to follow the thief down the hill toward hayward boulevard where he caught up to the suspect. >> i pulled up to the back and said, hey, that's my truck. so and so you, and pulled out a gun and shot. so he took off and i didn't bother to follow after that. >> reporter: he called 911. hayward police briefly chased the the man through city streets where he crashed into several cars. at one point police say the suspect drove toward officers. one officer opened fire, missing the suspect who crashed the stolen truck moments later and was arrested. neighbors say another car was stolen from the very same hayward address last week. >> at the end of the day, it's just -- when you have to be watchful. >> reporte

a round of applause. [applause] thank you so much. welcome state representative and candidate for governor stacy evans. evans: good morning. everyone is awake and and a good place during -- place her in -- place. let me start by thanking everyone here. you are part of a movement that is greater than any one of us. come on, betsy the bosses scared of theirs. i'm scared of republicans. that's why you're here. let's talk about how we move this already forward. do we want to drown out each other, or do we want to drown out trump? i want to drown out trump. who is with me? who is with me. there is a lot of misinformation out there. let's talk about it. i've only got 10 minutes. let's talk about what is important in this race. i know a lot of things. one thing that them at rats rihanna is we want opportunity for all of our children. about it.we disagree we can dialogue together. don't be distracted. we've got a lot of important things to talk about it we've got a lot of things we need to do. [crowd chanting] we don't disagree on that. that's not where we disagree. we've got a lot to talk about. we've got a lot of progress to make

stacy and her two children, rode out the storm at a family member's home in rock port. to find their home destroyed. i just want hthem to be happy, start over. forget. i want to be done. i want this town to be back like it was. i grew up here. >> the small town of 10,000 will never be the same. after harvey roared towards rockport late friday night. pummeling the town for hours. with 130 mile fer hoper hour wi. and storm surges. the area known for whooping cranes and fishing took the brunt of the category 4 storm along with nearby aranza's pass. 80% of the buildings are in shambles. there was nowhere to hide. the punishing wind and water leveled buildings. tossed boats and scattered debred debris. the local high school took a direct hit. one person was killed. at least a dozen injured when roofs and walls came crashing down. hundreds of aid workers have poured into town to help out. there is no water. power or food here. and the clean-up process is expected to take weeks. so residents are pitching in. >> blessing. people pull together in things like this. you know? espe