host: alicia caldwell, thank you so much this morning.up next, the federal government offering assistance to the louisiana floods. we want to get a sense of your confidence in the government's disaster release. interviewl air an with roger stone tomorrow at 10 oh a.m. and 6:00 p.m., he commented on what to expect from donald trump and hillary clinton. the first debate is in new york. roger: we do not know where he will come at hillary, we do not know if it will come to bill -- sellingling missile guidance secrets to chinese for campaign contributions, or the incarceration of black men, incarceration for nonviolent crimes, including the position of small amount of drugs, a bill becauselary said was blacks were super predators who needed to be brought to heel. focusrhaps he will on the clinton foundation, or perhaps he will focus on does finend hillary before congress, or perhaps it will be that she told us to congress regarding her e-mail. you never know where donald trump might come, but he is a brawler, and if she attacked him as a misog

then the associated press homeland security and immigration reporter alicia caldwell talks about the obama administration's policy bringing syrian refugees into the u.s. ♪ ♪ host: good morning to you. ,"day on "washington journal how the house and senate races are shaping up this election season. look at president obama's pledge to admit 10,000 syrian refugees and the flooding in louisiana. but first, we will discuss the cost of childcare. country, itlf the now costs more to send your children to preschool and it does to send them to college. trumpy clinton and donald outlining plans to help ease parents' financial burden.