andrew smith did not figure out -- he almost did -- what was causing this mysterious illness. but he did try and tend to the men. part of the problem was you couldn't keep hold of the men. i mean, they came to work, and then they wanted to rush off home. there were no unions, there were no -- it was a very casual labor force. there were other kinds of accidents as well. there were accidents with stone, and then the men who made the cables, you know, all the work up there, they tended to be ships riggers, so they were accustomedded to working high up. -- accustomed to working high up. as i say, in the 19th century on any worksite the safety and security of the men working was never a top priority. so it was pretty, it was pretty awful. anybody else. there's a gentleman in front here. excellent. thank you very much. oh, now it's not on. [laughter] >> [inaudible] also the degree to which the finishing of the bridge impacted brooklyn and the politicization of the cities? i understand it increased the population a lot, but i'm wondering if that helped turning brooklyn and new york

straight night following the acquittal on murder charges of former officer jason stockley who killed andrew smith. prosecutors alleged stockley planted a gun inside his vehicle. yesterday a group that the mayor described as agitators sprayed chemicals at police, leading them to make arrests. officers in riot gears gathered alongside a city boulevard were chanting, whose street, our streets. this morning peaceful protesters were back on the streets. students walking out of at least two high schools as protesters locked arms and marched silently to city hall. >> as long as we're still dieing in the streets, as long as the system disproportionately affects minorities, we'll be here. >> today business owners were boarding up business out of fears. at this hour the protests are peaceful. we'll continue to monitor the scene throughout the hour. te? not for me, for you. aveeno® positively radiant 60 second in-shower facial. works with steam to reveal glowing skin in just one minute. aveeno® naturally beautiful results® >>> republicans are right now mounting one last sneak attack against obamacare, and t

state night following the acquittal on murder charges on former officer jason stockry who killed andrew smith. prosecutors alleged stockily planted a gun inside his vehicle. yesterday a group that the mayor described of as agitators sprayed chemicals at police, leading them to make arrests. officers in riot gears gathered alongside a city boulevard were chanting, whose street, our streets. this morning peaceful protesters were back on the stleets, students walking out of two high schools as protesters locked arms and marched silently to city hall. >> as long as we're still dieing in the streets, as long as the system dispor portion gnatly affects minorities we'll be here. >> today business owners were boarding up business out of fears. at this hour the protests are peaceful. we'll continue to monitor scene throughout the hour. that i'm 2. i had no idea. just to know this is what i'm made of, this is where my ancestors came from. and i absolutely want to know more about my native american heritage. it's opened up a whole new world for me. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your k

good news on the income side >>> let's bring in casey matthews and andrew slimmens fred smith joinings for the rest of the hour casey and andrew thank you very much andrew, starting with you. tax proposal/plan, whatever you want to call it. not a bill that the coming out. corporate tax rate, expected to be cut to 20%. if we get that, how much do you think that could add to corporate earnings, and thus add to the stock market? >> i mean, look, i don't think as we roll into next year's numbers, which will happen in the fourth quarter, the market looks not that expensive based on 146 as the consensus now. can you get another $10, $15 on to that? that's the upside for the market i don't think 146, which is -- there's no tax reform baked into that number. >> i would imagine, fred smith, i want to bring you in you do taxes. you pay a couple billion in taxes a year >> 34% yes. >> that's a lot. if that gets knocked down, that will free up a few billion would that go to earnings per share? how would that money -- would it go to jobs what would you do with be the money? >> fedex is a capital in

smith was an electronics technician. visitation begins at 1:00 this afternoon st. andrew's united methodist church in cherry hill. ith was one of ten sailors who died when the mccain collided with an oil tanker off the coast of singapore last month. the navy is obviously investigating what led up to that crash. they did send a cyber team to confirm that computer hacking played no role in the collision. >>> now developing, in pennsylvania the state has gone broke for the first time in history the state missed paying some bills because it doesn't have the money to do it. democratic governor tom wolfe and republican lawmakers remain at odds over how to plug a $2.2 billion budget deficit. because of the cash crunch the state will delay more than $1.5 billion in payments to medicaid insurers and to school districts. governor wolf says he will be making phone calls this weekend talking to lawmakers about the funding stalemate. nine minutes past 6:00 on this saturday. coming up, stepping up security. today, a charity race will return to the jersey shore one year after it became a target of a terror attack. what's being d

andrew's united methodist church to pay respects to 22-year-old kenneth smith.th was aboard the "uss john s. mccain" when it collided with an oil tanker off the coast of singapore. he died along with nine other sailors. smith was an electronics technician third class but promoted to second class following his death. he was a third generation sailor who graduated from cherry hill high school east in 2013. now to the latest on the hohn done subway terror attack. a 21-year-old man is in police custody this morning. it comes after authorities made what they're calling a very significant arrest in the case yesterday. police raid this had house following that second suspect's arrest. investigators were seen coming and going from the home. there's no word, though, on what, if anything, they turned up in the search at that house. >>> also yesterday police detained an 18-year-old man in the port of dover. that's the main ferry link to france. authorities are now questioning him in london. police have not released any other information in the meantime britain is still on

smith, gone, but not forgotten. >> wonderful. [bells toll] >> andrew james knox. >> thomas patrick knox.onnie: that was a moment of silence on september 11, 16 years later. we will have more on this day of remembrance throughout the day today. mark: let's get you a check of the other bloomberg first word news. emma chandra has more. weaker, but still dangerous. the hurricane was downgraded to a tropical storm today after moving past tampa. flooding is still a problem in .uch of florida the storm's center is expected to arrive in georgia later today. meanwhile, the full extent of the damage is not known. research has slashed damage to a fourth of that. it has destroyed and damage thousands of houses. aftershocks continued to rattle the region. saudi arabia says it is open to expanding opec's production. opec cutbacks agreement expires next march. homer set ismp's says firing former fbi director james comey was the biggest put mistake in modern history. he says there is no doubt that is coming have not been fired, there would be no special counsel investigating the trump campaigns ties to

to rest to day fellow sailors, stood outside saint andrews methodist church , in cherry hill, to pay tribute to the petty officer kennett aaron smith, smith, a 2/13 graduate from cherry hill high school was serving on board u.s.s. john s mccain when the accident took place. he was among 10 sailors killed smith was only 22 years old. >>> state police flags are flying at half staff today in new castle county delaware this were lowered in honor of lieutenant joseph szczerba who was stabbed and killed by a suspect on september 16th in 2011. county officials say certificate about a's courage continues to inspire that, community. flags will remain lowered all throughout the weekend. >>> well, piece of american history right out of the civil rights era is being remembered , with a new historical marker. today the state of delaware un veiled a marker, for the 1959 collins park bombings. the rayfield a black family moved in the home on delanco lane. their home was bombed, twice by white families who opposed their neighborhood being integrated. the family was eventually forced to move. state officials say that marker will now serve as an imp

andrew's united methodist church to pay their respects to 22-year-old ken smith. was aboard the "uss john s. mccain" when it collided with an oil tanker just off the coast of singapore last month. smith was an electronics technician but was promoted to 2nd class following his death, a third generation sailor who graduated from cher hill high school east in 2013. this weekend a fallen philadelphia firefighter was among those honored at an annual memorial service in colorado. the international association of firefighters holds a fallen firefighter ceremony every year in colorado springs. this year the service paid tribute to philadelphia firefighter gabriel lee who died in the line of duty in july of 2016. 6:47 right now on this sunday and just about 69 degrees outside in philadelphia. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking a bit of a cloudy start to our day and is also tracking some trouble down the shore and at the delaware beaches. >> that's right. we issued a first alert in those locations. let's start with our current conditions on radar and satellite. what we

smith joins us now. fascinating chatjust then with andrew grimson, boris johnson's biographer, who suggests that boris andfficulty in trying to get a meeting of minds in this is that theresa may seems to be engaged in a balancing act between different takes on brexit within government, within those, it seems, aren't philip hammond, possibly david davis, who are arguing fora possibly david davis, who are arguing for a status quo brexit when we leave in march 2019, to smooth the path for business, against the likes of boris johnson, the path for business, against the likes of borisjohnson, who at the weekend seems to be arguing for a much less giving approach to brexit, ig lets not give the eu loads of cash for access to the single market. —— ie let's not give. that is the divide which theresa may, up to now, has been bridging. whether she can continue to do so, we will find out with the florence speech looming, but i am joined by a parliamentary aide for the treasury, is that your take on the fundamental, if you like, difference over the government's approach to brexit? there is no fundamental dividing gov

with me in the studio is david smith from the residential landlords association, and andrew spooner, explain to us the benefits you think there are too living in social housing? well, i mean obviously i can only speak from my perspective and my experience. i think for me at the point where i was offered social housing, which was offered social housing, which was 25 and 25 years ago, i mean, i'd been homeless, i had specific issues, health problems and so on. it provided me a level of stability that don't gasmi a sort of platform from which to go to university, establish myself a bit more. originally i lived in what is called a housing co—operative on the south bank in waterloo, quite fond of an queen street. it's a self managed housing association. the tenants manage their own property, we looked after our own garden. so it was kind of like a housing association with strong tenant involvement. the rents we re very strong tenant involvement. the rents were very low. so then it means you've got... i think one of the things is, when you submit your —— when your rent is low you can be sp

smith. condolences for people in london after what he called a vicious terrorist attack. made his comments last hour at joint base andrews. investigators say 29 people were hurt on a bombing during rush hour this morning. this islamic state is claiming responsibility. on twitter, president trump called of the terrorist "losers" and called for a stronger travel ban here in the u.s., tweeting "the travel ban should be tougher, more specific. but stupidly, that would not be politically correct." he also tweeted, "we have made more progress in the last nine months against isis than the obama administration has made in eight years. we must be proactive and nasty." president trump also brought him north korea during his speech last hour. he said, "u.s. military options are overwhelming." north korea launched a ballistic missile over japan and into the pacific ocean. analysts say it could've hit the u.s. territory of guam. john roberts live at the white house. john, what else are we hearing from the president on north korea? >> hearing a lot from the president as well as the united nations. we had that emergency meeting where t

smith, gone but not forgotten. >> that was wonderful. wonderful. [ bell chiming ] [ bell chiming ] andrewcca lee koborie deborah a. kobus gary edward koecheler frank j. koestner ryan kohart vanessa lynn kolpak irina kolpakova suzanne rose kandrakenko abdoulaye kone bon seok koo dorota kopiczko scott kopytko bojan kostic danielle kousoulis david p. kovalcin john j. kren william e. krukowski lyudmila ksido shekhar kumar kenneth bruce kumpel frederick kuo jr. patricia kuras nauka kushitani thomas joseph kuveikis victor kwarkye raymond kwok angela reed kyte andrew lacorte carol ann laplante catherine l. lavery ganesh k. ladkat james patrick ladley joseph a. lafalce jeanette louise lafond-menichino david laforge >> and my uncle jake chavez. i never met you, but deep down in my heart, i truly love you. i heard many great stories about you. i always think what life would be with you. if you were here, life would be perfect, but even without you, we love you with all our hearts. >> and my father, john christopher henwood. dan, although it's been 16 years and yesterday would have been your 25th we

smith. here today, harris faulkner, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy, and also from fbn, cohost of after the bell, melissa francis is here and today's #oneluckyguy, judge andrew napolitano and he is outnumbered and always welcome on this couch. >> judge andrew: i'm always happy to be outnumbered, no matter what we're talking about. >> harris: unbelievable. >> sandra: let's get right to it. hurricane irma killing at least ten people as it slams the caribbean with wind gusts topping 200 miles per hour. some islands complete lead devastated. meantime, folks in south florida doing whatever they can to keep their homes and businesses safe as part of the miami metro area and broward county are now under mandatory evacuation orders. cities across the region offering free sandbags to protect from potential flooding. it's not just protecting homes, it's getting out. long lines at gas stations, many pumps running empty. rick scott telling residents to heat evacuation orders reminding that their lives are more important than possessions. >> if your end and evacuation area, do not wait to get out. we're not going to be able to save people once the storm hits. remember, w

smith. with us today, harris faulkner, the editor of townhall.com katie pavlich. former state department spokesperson under president obama, marie harf is here, and today's a #oneluckyguy, fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano and he is outnumbered. >> judge napalitano: thank you for having me. >> sandra: elect to get to, let's begin. we have a winner and alabama come outside or roy moore beating senator luther strange by nearly ten points despite being outspent 10-1 and despite president trump campaigning for senator strange. even though his guy lost, analysts say the president may come out the winner too since he and moore are of the same drain the swamp cloth. this was echoed in his victory speech last night. >> together we can make america great. we can support the president. don't let anybody in the press let you think that since he supported my opponent but i do not support him. in support his agenda. >> sandra: meantime, president trump raising moore's victory tweeting this is morning. spoke to roy moore of alabama last night for the first time. something really great guy who ran a fantastic race. he will help to make america great again. and there you have it, what did you make of all of

smith. with us today, harris faulkner, the editor of townhall.com katie pavlich. former state department spokesperson under president obama, marie harf is here, and today's a #oneluckyguy, fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano and he i

smith. here today, harris faulkner, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy, and also from fbn, cohost of after the bell, melissa francis is here and today's #oneluckyguy, judge andrew is outnumbered and always welcome on this couch. >> judge andrew: i'm always happy to be outnumbered, no matter what we're talking about. >> harris:

kenneth smith was one of ten sailors who died after a navy ship collided near singapore, his funeral and visitation will be held at the st. andrewsethodist churn this afternoon. >>> british police arrest a man. a homemade bomb partially exploded on a subway train yesterday, 29 were hurt. all victims expected to survive. witnesses remember what happened in that terrifying moment. >> what did it smell like >> burning hair, skin >> you could hear it. it was so close and we piled just the train and running for our lives. >> on twitter president trump called the attacker a loser terrorist saying scotland yard should cut off internet access to extremist groups, isis claimed responsibility saying it was carried out by an affiliated unit. this is the fifth to hit britain and the fourth in london. >>> protests turned violent in st. louis after a former police officer was acquitted of murder in the shooting death of a black man. last night, hundreds of protesters hit the streets marching across the city. police chief said at least ten of his officers were hurt trying to make arrests. former st. louis police officer, jason stockily shot and