his background, the winemaker, andrew jones, was vineyard management management, he has great vineyardources he started making wine in bottles, the way one does. now shifted to doing a lot in cans. >> i'll try it first >> i tasted this for my column - >> that's smooth. >> i would say it's a good bottle of wine - >> again, not what i would expect in a can. this is a marketing ploy just putting the stuff in the cans or is there a reason beyond that >> a couple reasons. one, again -- everything's a marketing ploy but it is also -- it addresses an audience that wants convenience in a way that bottles don't allow. it's also, honestly, ecologically friendlier, more recyclable, lower carbon footprint, light tore ship than glass. >> this is the weird one, the beer-wine. >> a riesling radler from underwood. >> riesling with >> with hops, malt, and grapefruit juice. >> i can't imagine i'll like this. >> it's a very strange thing i actually think it's tasty. i don't know what you call it. like a weer? a bine you've got to go for it. it's like a wine cooler that's half beer. >> it's so weird. >> i

jones >> andrew jordan senior >> robert thomas jordan >> albert gunnia joseph >> ingeborg joseph >> carleph >> stephen joseph >> jane eileen josiah >> anthony jobiv >> angel junior >> caring juday >> and judge >> michael s. judge >> paul william jurgens >> thomas edward jurgens >> shahikiran lakshmikantha kadaba >> shari kandell >> and my beloved brother, patrick joseph. on behalf of the bz marty families, we would like to say to all of the first responders, the men and women of our armed forces risking and sacrificing their lives for our freedoms, thank you. we will never forget and we will never forget. god bless america. >> and for my brother-in-law, my wife's only big brother, logan junior, an extremely generous man who volunteered the family lost track that back in 1993 he helped every one, so many people get out of the building and i am certain that is exactly what he did in 2001. for my family in florida and texas, god bless you and god bless these united states of america. [applause] howard lee came >> jennifer lynn came >> been sent kane >> sheldon robert kaplan >> deborah kapla

jones andrew b.gunnis joseph ingeborg joseph karl henry joseph stephen joseph jane eileen josiah anthony jovic angel l. juarbe jr. karen sue juday ann c. judge mychal f. judge paul william jurgens thomas edward jurgens shashikiran lakshmikantha kadaba gavkharoy kamardinova shari kandell >> and my beloved brother, patrick joseph busey. on behalf of the busey, morrissey, doherty, and wailen families we would like to say to all the first responders, the men and women of our armed forces risking and sacrificing their own lives for our freedoms, thank you. we will never forget. we will never forgive. god bless america. >> and to my brother-in-law, my wife eileen's only big brother, reuben esquilin jr., an extremely generous man who volunteered on so many sports teams as a coach that the family lost track. that back in 1993, he helped everyone, or so many people get out of the building, and i am certain that's exactly what he did in 2001. for our family in florida and texas, god bless you. and god bless th

athena jones is in new jersey with some tough talk from the president. >> reporter: high, wonderful. speaking at joint base andrewsust before departing for new jersey, the president said america's military options are robust, calling them effective and overwhelming should they be needed to respond to threats. he said america and her allies will never be intimidated and north korea has shown its utter contempt for its neighbors and the entire world community. earlier today responding to that terror incident in london, the president talked about needing to get tougher. he sent some tweets that frustrated british officials. >> i want to say that our hearts and prayers go out to the people of london, who suffered a vicious terrorist attack. >> reporter: president trump responding to today's terror attack on london's subway system. >> radical islamic terrorism, it will be eradicated, believe me. >> reporter: those comments coming a of a flurry of early morning tweets about the incident. "another attack in london by a loser terrorist. these are sick and demented people who were in the sights of scotland yard." h.r. mcma

andrew is off today. checking the -- the dow jones up 7.5.he s&p down two the nasdaq down about 12 also following some big developments out of north korea after that nation launched another missile over japan this morning local time the launch prompting japanese residents to take cover and then officials say it landed in the pacific ocean. for more we're joined now by nbc's hans nichols good morning, hans this is very similar to the last one, i guess, right? >> yeah, it's very similar we don't have a full read-out on whether or not it was the kn-17 which is the designation for this missile the important thing is it went high the scary thing, i should say. it went high and it went far what we don't know it went about 2,023 miles. that's according to south koreans. we haven't gotten confirmation on that from the u.s. side we also don't know whatsoever warhead was on the top the distances changed a little bit depending on the weight of the warhead, and they simply don't know that yet. we'll hope to get a little more fidelity on that later today

jones makes sense of investing. >>> welcome back we're approaching the top of the hour the team is getting ready for "squawk box. andrewp. a couple of unimportant interviews >> relatively unimportant. we'll be talking about all sorts of stuff probably taxes we have two people that i should probably mention as a matter of course gary cohn is going to be with us to talk taxes. we'll have him on the show he will be with us in the 8:00 hour you do not want to miss this interview. one of the very first to talk ever about this new tax plan which has been revealed just yesterday. and then paul ryan will join us. you know, sort of an unimportant figure in this whole thing it's a big day gary cohn, paul ryan, i'm literally physically dropping the mike but i have one of those little mikes, so i can't go it dramatically i'll do it like this. >> i like that very much i love the tease a big "squawk box" to come >>> october is just around the corner, landon dowdy has a look at stocks that could be poised to take off in the fourth quarter. what are you looking at? >> how do i follow that mike drop here's what's hot. we hear on the ea

jones, covering voting rights. only come back, will the 911 case finally go to trial? we will speak with harper's editor andrewockburn. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: go to democracynow.org to see our full segment on it he windsor, the marriage equality claim their who died tuesday here in new york at the age of 88. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as the nation marks the 16th anniversary this week of the september 11 attacks on the world trade center towers and the pentagon, questions still swirling about the role of saudi arabia. 9/11 attacks were carried out by 19 hijackers, 15 of them work from saudi arabia. 16 years later, 9/11 families and survivors are continuing their efforts to take saudi arabia to trial. just this week, the "new york post" reported new evidence presented in the case alleges the saudi's embassy in washington, d.c., pay for two saudi nationals living undercover in the u.s. to fly from phoenix, the washington, d.c., in a "dry run" for the 9/11 attacks. the family's lawyers say the new allegations offer "a pattern of both financial

that policy is known as the jones act, a law that mandates any shipping between -- to u.s. ports be done with a u.s. ship. cnbc's andrew here, also the founder of deal book for "the new york times." this is a 1920s rockefeller act that protects u.s. rail business. i mean warren buffett at this point, who owns basically all those businesses, can say come on, now, we should do the right thing and help puerto rico. >> well, we should do the right thing to help puerto rico. you don't think he's ultimately going to say that? >> he hasn't said it yet and i know they need food, water and supplies today. >> i think that he's going to say that and i think -- i'm not actually that worried about it. >> you're not? why do you think it hasn't happened yet? they have done it for texas, they have done it for florida. the delay in supporting puerto rico is astounding, because, remember, those are u.s. citizens. >> there's no question, we need to figure out a way to fix the problem. i'm not defending them. all i'm suggesting is i think that the rail guys and i think washington, i think they're taking their time. i feel like they will g

jones industrials indicates it's a big sigh of relief. we are not hearing of mass casualties like we did with hurricane katrina and hurricane andrew. therefore for once the market is in a relief rally that's based on the fact that it could have been so much worse. s&p a record close territory so we'll see what if that happens with 20 minutes before the closing bell rings. ground zero the scene for memorial services for the 16th anniversary of the attacks on 7-eleven. the somber day and the markets outside reaction. countdown is coming right back. think your large cap equity fund has exposure to energy infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. read the prospectus carefully at alpsfunds.com/amlp you know win control? be this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for

andrew. so we know the drill. but a lot of folks and nerves starting to increase here. >> we hope you get positive reporting from you the next time i see you on tv. keith jonesfor nbc in miami, thank you very much. >> irma is is threatening to hit the caribbean islands and puerto rico with catastrophic force. authorities are warning everyone to protect themselves. >> keith just mentioned this was like andrew. it was the last category 5 to strike florida. it doesn't matter if this downgrades to a 3 or 4. it's the size of texas. there's wobbling going on. it may be that we're going to see a replacement. we can see the 185 mile an hour winds. it's expected it will brush them. when you have something the size of texas, you have force winds that will be brushing them. this could be devastating. this is florida's biggest nightmare. to have a cat 5 that's approaching that's this size, even if it picks up speed when it makes that turn. we're watching it move to the west. this is just a projected path. this is subd and then it's going to turn. it looks like everybody in southern florida and everybody in cuba could be in danger here. it would be the west coast that's

jones act. it's a powerful argument which is that in >> "new york times." >> well worth a look we're approaching the top of the hour the team is getting ready for "squawk box. andrewhat's coming up. >> you missed the best top read of the whole day >> oh. what is today? >> tuesday >> shoot called us out. >> i don't understand why i'm on >> yes, you do you have the great three hours to come. >> i'm going to do it, since you didn't because it's such -- it is -- i don't know who wrote it. there's a guy, deal book column today. exbanker facing trial recounts prison abuse i promise you, if you do nothing else, read this. it is one of the most disturbing slash fascinating stories. it will upset you. >> which ex-bankerment. >> it's about a former goldman sachs banker, and dotcom entrepreneur who ended up in a prison in colombia and was ra raped. >> wow >> sorry to start the morning off that way >> i will read that after the show >> i will have a tease for you about the next three hours we have a guest host this morning, we will spend a lot of time talking with him about the things going on in the marketplace, including the real estate market. we'll touch on taxes tim arms

andrews in washington. >> when our enemies hear the f-35 engines when they're roaring overhead, their souls will tremble and they will know the day of reckoning has arrived. >> that was cnn's athena joneseporting there for us. for context, let's bring in a senior lecture live in london at this hour. leslie, always a pleasure to have you on the show. let's start with the president's comments regarding the london attack. you heard him in the piece quick words radical islamic terror. keep in mind. we still don't know all of the facts yesterday. that's what investigators are saying they don't know all of the facts to release publicly yet. but we know when the facts were clear back in august after the charlottesville protest, a woman killed and after white supremacist, he was not so quick to use the term. and also had this to say about facts. >> it was very important for me to get the facts out and correctly. i couldn't have made it sooner because i didn't know all of the facts. it takes a little while to get the facts. i want to know the facts. i wanted to see the facts. before i make a statement, i need the facts. you don't make statements that direct unless you know the fact. i want to m

jones joins me now. the president spoke out about the attacks before departing for new jersey. what did he say and what's the latest? >> reporter: hi, anderson. that's right. this was at joint base andrews before he got onto a plane. he said he wanted to begin by saying our hearts and prayers go out to the people of london after experiencing this vicious terrorist attack. he said he had spoken with theresa may calling hear her a wonderful woman and saying he expressed to her america's deepest sympathy and commitment to eradicating the terrorists from our planet. he said radical islamic terrorism, will be eradicated immediately. a terror attack and said the terrorist was known to scotland yard. >> right. he said the suspect or suspects he said the terrorist was known to scotland yard. >> he said the suspect or suspects were in the sights of scotland yard, and makes it seem like the law enforcement -- british law enforcement maybe knew who was involved. that got some strong pushback from london police who said it was pure speculation and they didn't yet know, as we clearly know now, who was involved in this incident. we also heard criticism from the prime minister herself, theresa may who