caribbean islands took the brunt of hurricane irma's fury leaving a trail of devastation in its wake bob huge of the government estimates that ninety five percent of its buildings have been damaged or destroyed the storm also claimed six more lives in the u.s. state of florida where patients in a nursing home died after the facility lost power an investigation is underway there and those are the latest headlines here on al-jazeera witnessed fairy tales is coming next day stay with us by. oh you're. just whatever he was you know a long while hitting. the love might have there is. a little. going around and around here it. was. on a very funny show you see who may have just seen her little boy. seen. just. this is where the fairies. a website called china's largest social media. one day last year i was checking the training. and i saw this very fashion designer. it was actually. a fairy tale my girl calls herself the next. except a girl is a farmer living a rural area that had never heard of in all the materials for her fashion designs are falling objects that farm tools umbrellas boy stuff gir

caribbean islands took the brunt of hurricane and is fury leaving a trail of devastation in its wake bob huge of the government estimates that ninety five percent of its buildings have been damaged or destroyed the storm also claimed six more lives in the u.s. state of florida where patients in a nursing home died after the facility lost power an investigation is underway there. and those are the latest headlines here on al-jazeera witness fairy tales is coming next day stay with us by.

islands across the caribbean still taking stock of the devastation left behind on bob huge of the government estimates ninety five percent of the buildings are damaged or destroyed west or residents have been moved to the neighboring island of antigua from home and reports. roger has arrived back home this move caribbean island of devastated by hurricane needed he's heading to his house to find out if it survived but i think. there's nothing you know that i know. god. is like. with a population of one thousand six hundred everyone seems to know each other here it makes the scars of destruction we see as we pass even more painful for roger you know it's. kind of hard to see. my friends. really think about. this that make me feel like. homes shared open like those houses inside the remnants of lives interrupted a stopped water logged watch clothes and toys tossed around dishes still waiting to be put away there's no knowing when those lives will be resumed everyone's been evacuated to nearby antigua until further notice there's worries about this season is from the stagnant flood water. roads

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because bob mathews made a huge mistake. >> during the armored truck robberies, matthews was when weun, it took about a week to trace it. we discovered that it had been originally purchased by andrew barnhill in montana. >> ultimately we traced him to an address in lacleed, idaho. we went inside that residence and found lots of information. >> they found automatic weapons, large quantity of cash, receipts, i.d.s and other information that tied him in to the order. >> we also found a milk carton. the milk carton had some personal items. and buried down in the bottom is an article on the north gate bank robbery. why do you keep one article on one thing like that in a place where your most personal possessions are located? because you had something to do with it. at this point i feel like we've got enough. let's expand our case. but i've got to wait for the justice department to say, okay. now, i sent my report off in june. now we're in july. and i sat and i waited until they finally came back, and they said, yes, it's a go. now the case was about to greatly expand once we had this auth

use pennsylvania senator bob case a accused republicans of trying to ram the graham cassidy bill through congress so it can pass with a simple majority. >> one hearing, on a huge bill to totally destabilize the insurance market to knock millions of people off of medicaid, and to ruin the health care system in america and they have one hearing scheduled. they have pulled together at the last minute the other day because we're pressuring them about having a hearing. >> meanwhile vice-president pence joined cbs this morning to give a boost to republican efforts. >> what the graham cassidy bill does and the president and i strongly support is, essentially repeals the individual mandate so americans can choose whether they buy insurance again, repeals businessman date but then block grants resources to the states. so that, 50 different states cannot the way i did when i was governor of the state of indiana. >> republicans can only afford to lose two votes and still

i don't think the fees are a huge issue today. bob reynolds, ceo of platinum financial. workplace savings can keep america's promise. the time for the stock of hour. tumbling today are shares of tenet healthcare. hospitals and health care facilities company. why the stock is on pace for its worst day in a month is abigail doolittle. abigail: repeal and replace his back. senate republicans are making a last-ditch effort to push through or pass another version of this bill. it the reason it's a last ditch effort is they have to be the deadline of september 30. september 30 allows them to pass this bill with just 50 votes as opposed to the normal 60 votes. there have been several efforts at repeal but hospitals are right in the crosshairs because lower spending means fewer people and more spending means more people. it's not a regulation thing, it's just a money thing. abigail: i was told that 8% to 12% of off its come from obamacare. obamacare goes away, that chunk goes away. , they go topoint the hospitals and the burden is on the hospitals. a hospital cannot turn away in

trade representative's office, they're doing huge renegotiation of nafta. bob a permanent deputy in place. that's a massive undertaking they're doing it with a smaller staff and it's not ideal. >> 20 minutes later the president tweeted, were not looking to fill all of those positions, don't need many of them, reduce government. those tracking the staffing say president trump likes behind the face of hiring a confirmation set by his predecessors. of the more than 4000 appointments, 1100 require 700 confirmation. only 124 on the job. roughly 145 more awaiting confirmation and 800 are either filled by holdovers or unfilled and awaiting a trump nominee. >> in order to reduce trump appointees in that category you need to do it in a systematic and structured way. you need to change the operations of government. so far he hasn't been doing that. >> the trump administration announced the elimination of several positions in the state department. including, chain representatives and special coordinator for haiti. >> molly: some evacuees are firstly behind their pets. oth

you saw the jacksonville jaguars on her come and he's a huge contributor. we saw bob kraft, rex ryan saying they are disappointed. what is your response with a focus on north korea? >> focus on health care. ted cruz is not going for so the bills not going anywhere. >> i agree there are bigger priorities. we need to pass the graham-cassidy act and move down the field, no pun intended to repeal obamacare to get individual mandate and deal with north korea. this works both ways. the president should not make you the top of the national agenda. he said something at a rally for luther strange of alabama. is a red meat to an audience that was fired up and now the nfl has taken a position in acting like he's forcing them. if the president tried to issue an executive order and somehow try to stifle first amendment rights, that would wednesday. the president is not the only person putting us at the top of the agenda. you see people across the spectrum, particularly to the left as if he's some sort of tiring for having done it. i think we need to worry about health care reform.

. >> it's a great outdoor entertaining area, bob, with heated pool with diving board, spa, huge coveredin, with another fireplace. >> a lot of good entertainment areas. when you come down and see the patio and the pool and the view of the golf course. what a great area. >> tons of outdoor entertaining space, huge pool, grassy area, sitting on the golf course. so you have a beautiful view of that. >> the house feels large. but when you come to the backyard and that it doesn't feel so overwhelming. >> again, you're on almost two acres. >> yeah. great atmosphere. there is even a two-bedroom guest home on the property. a guest house, i should add, that is larger than most people's primary homes. >> two full bedrooms, living area, kitchen, patio... >> it's a house. >> and a garage. it also has its own garage. >> of course it does. >> when you live in arizona, you expect to have multiple places to entertain, multiple places to be outside. it's an indoor/outdoor living space. it has everything that you would expect in a paradise valley home. >> up next, the massi memo. the property man's gonna

occupiesoday, vietnam a huge space as bob said in historic memory 12 million , google hits for the vietnam war, using that as the metric. as bob mentioned in his remarks, he argues that in allowing inflation to drip into the double digits had devastating consequences for the u.s. economy in the 1970's. high inflation he says, destabilized the economy leading to full recessions of growing severity. and high andn volatile interest rates that came with the stunted increase of leaving standards by lowering productivity growth, causing stagnation in the stock market and leading to a series of debt crises that affected american farmers and the u.s. savings and developing countries as well. from an economist's perspective, i think what is missing from the book, for me, is much more evidence on the links between each of these things, between inflation and these consequences. as an example, let me take the one about productivity growth. it is true that we have a productivity slowdown -- we had one in the united states in the 1970's. it is true that it remains a mystery to this day. so when i teach

reason i'm here i'm not on some sort of great campaign on not being bob geldof about many other businesses are alleged to cuba affected his huge numbers of people i mean lloyd's have publicly said there is one hundred million pound compensation fund i guarantee you it's going to be billions when they went at the beginning of p.p.i. they said ninety million is the contingency they're now in for eighteen billion they mislead maybe not always knowing all the facts themselves we're being fair. yeah but they're pretty bad at their forecasts but the other thing which you won't broadcast but i find astonishing the aforementioned macdonald anderson with the beard jeremy corbett yeah they could cremate into that place just up there they would go in on the biggest tidal wave of public opinion if they said they were going to clean up the city and he stayed they make stupid comments about student loans and then don't fulfill the promises they made if corbin say i am going to clean up the city he could wipe out the tory party any sound has tried to say that in the united states and it was the party protecting wall street oh i don't hear a

this is a huge backup caused by the deadly crash. bob is at the scene, bob has more details.d morning to you, mike. now that we're here at the scene we're at westbound 580 eden canyon road which as you can see is shut down. we're trying to piece together what happened. we believe that the driver of this big rig the one on the left side of your screen hit that car that you mentioned, swerved after hitting the car and then collided into the back of this big rig right here on the right side of why you are screen. we believe it's the driver of the big rig on the left side of your screen who died, not the person in the car. we're still trying to confirm this with chp but that's our understanding based on what we are observing here on the scene. this happened within the past hour or so. as i mentioned, 580 westbound direction is shut down, as you look to your left they have cars coming off of 580, this is heading westbound, they're coming single file off the off ramp from eden canyon and as you look to your left side and down there they're getting back on to 580 on the on ramp as e

so the unknown is a huge risk there and the fact that bob mueller does not play, right. like picking the lock will tell you all you need to know. he's essentially going about this like a mafia investigation. you pick off somebody, you know, fairly low, unimportant in the organization, and you see what they know and you go from there. so the idea that there may be -- that they could use manafort to get somebody else, like potentially somebody a lot closer to trump. there are many people with the last name trump here, right and, you know, that's obviously a huge risk and an unknown for trump and those close to him. >> tim o'brien, you wrote "trump nation," but is d.c. mueller town? when you think about all the noise several months ago about president trump claiming on that saturday morning that trump tower was wiretapped. could that be what he's talking about here? if paul manafort according to this cnn piece was wiretapped, his apartment, which was in trump tower, before or during the election, could this be what trump was all frenzied? >> i think there's a distinction fr

huge crowd of eagles fans walking by, i do see a sign in the protest, fans walking by respecting them. >> bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> other news now, a massive fire gutted a south philadelphia warehouse early this morning, the action cam was there as flames engulfed a one-story building on the 1700 block of water street at 2:30 a.m. there were no reports of injuries and no word on a cause. >>> police are looking for the person who fired a shotgun at a germantown house wounding a young woman sitting on the porch on the 5600 block of stokes street. someone walked up own fired and grazed the woman and shattered windows. there were no arrests. >>> the search continues for two men who fired shots at police officers in north philadelphia. the officers were taking a report for a stolen cell phone at 13th and york streets when they heard the shots being fired. police returned fire, neither man was hit and they ran away from the scene. police discovered a gun. it is not clear if the officers were the target of the shooting. >>> mexico was rattled by an earthquake, two people

there's a huge amount of growth and amount of places to eat and drink. >> there was a red lobster, a bob'sig boy and a ranch house, i remember that. and you know,that was -- that was just about the extent of it. >> he knows falls church pretty well. not only is he the managing editor for the news press but grew up here. earlierthis month he noticed a trend a lot of restaurants and bars were popping up. >> a city that's 2 point 2 .2 miles we have our own brewery and that's pretty impressive. >> so he decided to dig through the numbers and found out that the number of adc applications, what's needed to serve alcohol in a restaurant or bar have skyrocketed since 2010 by 46%, that far exceeds neighboring cities and counties in northern virginia. >> i think the d.c. restaurant theme has improved dramatically over the past 7, 8 years, and it does kind of trickle out, you know to the suburbs at a slower pace. but itdefinitely hit falls church. it's right in the middle of it. >> for example we're speaking at a cafe which popped up a couple of years ago. it's a coffeeshop with a rock and roll twist

in washington and i am joined by bob harvey, the ceo of the greater washington dutch houston partnership that worked with ceos all around houston and he has been a huge part of this recovery. what to do you point to of the key element from a business perspective and the immediate response? bob harvey: they have been impacted heart -- hard. the first thing companies are doing is giving those employees time over -- off to deal with their issues and the other anders volunteering to help help others. companies have been generous financially unlike any storm with seen. we have raised almost 50 mother dollars in the houston area from corporate givers. -- $50 million in the houston area from corporate givers. jason kelly: what was different about this storm? bob harvey: the scale of this print 52 inches of rain and we it affected the entire region and will you think about 10% of employees, we have a 3 million a payroll and taxes and as a large population of about 150,000 homes impacted. i think the scale got everybody's attention at it impacted all communities, high income, low income, all ethnic groups, uniformity of impact we have not seen before. jason k

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. >>> senator bob menendez is focused on his job during his trial for federal corruption charges. his twitter feed shows tweets about health care, the huge national guard and hispanic heritage month. before court adjourned for the weekend, we learned more about the flights at the center of the bribery charges against him. two pilots testified that they flew mendez on private planes paid for by a florida eye doctor. prosecutors say the flights were part of a path earn of bribe -- pattern of bribery. menendez denies the allegations and says the gifts were between friends. >>> now to a still-developing story in st. louis. a third straight day of protests led to more than 80 arrests overnight. police took guns, protective gear, and other weapons from one rioter. the mayor says the vast majority of protesters were nonviolent and blamed agitators for the unrest. the chaos follows a not guilty verdict for a white police officer who shot and killed a black man. saturday the peaceful protests turned violent. several hundred protesters screamed "stop killing us." protesters also smashed the windows of two dozen businesses. >> we do not condone thi

. >> all right, bob, i got some owls out here these are scoop owls, we have a huge birding conference this week. biggest in the entire country. we have scooter. look at this cutie, puff ball over here and then same. these are screech owls. we will show you some bird of pray, so be very afraid when we come right back. great event for the family. >> here is a little known fact about me. >> what? >> i actually, in my former life, back whether i was alive, i was kinds of a birder. >> you agree that is? >> i thought you likes bye birds watcher. >> birder, slang for it, audubon society. like what's the state birds of pennsylvania, do you know? anybody snow. >> no. >> it is a growse. >> you said it like you knew for sure. >> i thought i did. like a roughed growse. >> your home state of texas, the mocking birds. listen to the mocking birds pecking on a frozen turd, mocking bird is so hungry co-die. >> so anyway, so you must really want to go to this bird expo. >> i do. >> biggest birds expo taking place starting friday. what? >> have you ever seen a snowy owl. only about that big. >> no. >> y

huge crowds. and with more, bob. >> hey, allison, steve, ideally better weather we heard tucker say saturday shouldf traffic this is fourth street here and it's closed pennsylvania avenue to independence basically all day morning to night on saturday. that's because mother of all rallies. and 11:00 in the morning and there's tens of thousands and maybe a few thousand and people here and it's going to be big rally. fist nationwide rally to show you there they're advertising the rally an basically saying look no confederate flags we're pro trulp we don't want confederate flags and they say they condemn racism of all colors and they condemn supreme receive call colors and that they stand united to defend american culture and values but because of this valley a number of streets around the ball will be closed for a good khuching of day including ninth and twelfth street tunnel. keep that in mind if you have any other reason to come down around the area saturday. second biggest vent is held noontime at the lincoln memorial. these are folks who are fans of the rap band up sane clown' y upset the fbi labe

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folks trying to make the most of it but as bob was saying the storm is having a huge impact on travelns but so far the happiest place on earth remains opened in orlando. the park is allowing guests to cancel their vacations and receive a full refund. disney world has only closed four times in the last 45 years. all due to the threats of hurricanes. >>> seaworld and universal studios also open as of now and say they are monitoring the storm. >> ♪ >> well, let's get to a little baseball and storm news. the washington nationals hope you can help them help hurricane victims. starting today and running through sunday september 17 a week from sunday the nats will be collecting nonperishable food items cleaning supplies and personal hygiene items to send to texas and possibly the southeast after irma. donations can be dropped off from 8:00 every day. during game times drop them off as you enter the center field or home plate gates. outside of game times donations can be dropped off at the first street gate of nationals park. >>> in this stressful time for florida evacuees the atlanta braves

huge disappointment. lots of other things haven't happened. taxes that's what bring it back. the late bob novak used to say put on the earth for taxes. but at the risk of rewarding wealthy or poor. >> not at the risk, these numbers increase. >> wealth. and i would say this economists i talked to today, upon both parties, capital has done well, labor has not. working class people steady wages. people own stocks and real estate done pretty well. this tax plan if you look at it pretty quickly good for stocks but not good for working class families. >> you hear the president claim that numerous democrats, in his words, will come on for this tax plan. do you see elements they will come on board? >> i don't see elements they would come on board with the plan that they laid out today. and i have a hard time imagining anything that they can get 218 votes needed in the senate. yes, you can try to do it. chuck and nancy play where you have a center left package, but why speaker ryan and mcconnell take that to floor, who knows. they have tried three times getting package done. and if you can't get a

bob packwood in the senate. republicans still somehow convinced themselves this had a huge impact on growth. well, again, many of us here were alive in those years and maybe already in congress. we did not have a massive increase in growth in 1987 or 1988 or 1989. in fact i remember a huge stock market crash in 1987 and another one in 1989 and a recession that began in 1990. this isn't just my opinion. very good economists i would mention particularly alan auerbock wrote a detailed article trying to find any growth effects. it had none. didn't have any positive or negative effect. no effect. this is an interesting thing in and of itself, there was no growth effect, no reduction in unemployment from the '86 act. since i'm running over my time. i would just say there's far more evidence in the historical record of the last 40 years that higher taxes such as the 1993 tax increase which many members here i'm sure fell on your swords about and not one republican voted for it despite their worship of the balance budget and then of course, in 2013 a very short time ago, president obama allowed many

sir bob geldof is among the speakers to address the crowd, who marched from hyde park to westminster to protest britain's departure from the eu. amy cole is at parliament square now. well there are hugending that britain stays in the european union. now it's been organised by the people's march for europe, which carries the message — unite, rethink and reject brexit. they've been accusing the government of being hell bent on a destructive brexit. the liberal democrats have also featured quite prominently in this march. the party says britain is stronger if it remains in the eu. earlier, we spoke to the leader, sir vince cable, who said that he would like to see a referendum on the fa cts . like to see a referendum on the facts. we're up for a proper debate this time. we think there should be a popular vote. the first vote on the facts once we know them. we've had a referendum on a vote in principle to leave. that's happened. we're not trying to rerun it. we will know in probably a couple of yea rs' will know in probably a couple of years' time, what the terms of leaving are. ask the people to choose — do they want to continue, evenif choose — do they want to continue, even if it mean

bob maiers do what we did in cleveland. the cavs were introducing isaiah thomas and the new gm kept trying to top reporters from asking about thomas's hip injury which is a huge deal because you got to know the guy you're getting is had healthy. here's a guy, the gm, a crash course in media 101. >> when did you know you had had suffered a torn labum last year? >> i don't want this to be isaiah thomas hip conference and so i'm just going to -- with all due respect shut down the hip questions. if we want to talk about isaiah, let's talk about isaiah the all star. >> no. not the way you conduct business. that's amateur hour right there. you have to handle it and say we'll deal with the hip, take a few questions and then we'll move on. >> or don't get up. >> or don't have that news conference. yeah. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 tracking hurricane irma of course. we have live team coverage. here from the weary team back from texas, headed to florida in the morning. >>> what steps you need to take to check if your personal information was compromised. >>> finally tonight there's a guy in sweden who really likes to pull things up. >> erick is a profe

bob says that represent a shift. >> for the first time ever, there were more incidents due to rail trespassing than there were crossings. >> right. >> so that's huge think of the 100 plus years, 150 plus years that we've had railroads. >> reporter: this mice to you. pennsylvania's fifth in the nation in those numbers, new jersey tenth. that's why you hear about people getting hit a lot because it happens a lot. and it's not because there aren't signs up. they're everywhere. no trespassing signs. fast train signs much electricity signs. you know what railroad tracks are and you know to stay off them. so do it to stay alive. end of sermon much that's my take. ♪ imagine driving through that wall of flames. on both sides of the road. and tonight hundreds are out of their homes as this fire rages on. >>> a historic day for women now allowed to get behind the wheel in saudi arabia. that's right. for the first time it's legal for women to drive. >> raging wildfire in southern california has firefighters struggling tonight to try to contain this monster. it broke out yesterday near the state's 91 freeway quickly spread. the fight is on going from the air

an old industry look at huge subsidies goings to wind power, to solar power, to electric vehicles, at the expense of taxpayers and consumers. >> for the sake of time i need bob >> let's eliminate all those subsidies. >> let's do it. >> and then have full accountability so that the burning of fossil fuels would be charged with all of the health cost associated with those and the climate damages, put those on the meter, at the pump, eliminate all of the subsidies you were talking about and you have a smaller government not a bigger one. and so what you are doing is standard merchants of doubt play, which is generating some fear that oh, my gosh this could be catastrophic to our economy. no it is going to expand our economy. going to create wealth and jobs if we americans reinvent energy and sell it around the world. we're energy optimist and climate realists at

bob says that represents his shift. >> for the first time ever, there were more incidents due to rail trespassing that there were crossings. >> right. >> so that's hugehen you think of the hundred plus years, 150 plus years that we've had railroads. >> reporter: this applies to you. pennsylvania's fifth in the in those numbers. new jersey tenth that's why you hear about people getting hit a lot because it happens a lot. and it's not because there aren't signs up. they're everywhere. no trespassing signs. fast train signs. electricity signs. you know what railroad tracks and you know to stay off them so do and stay alive. end of sermon. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> the fight against childhood cancer has folks in new jersey heading out to help out. hyundai hope on wheels took over over groove ground coffee in collingswood, new jersey to help raise money for the tiny warriors. children stopped on by and traced their hands on canvass to show 30 support and share their stories. sue serio joined our sponsor who's have been raising money for almost 20 years. people even left work to make sure they did their part. nationally hyundai has raised $130 mil

bob mueller's team with his probe. what more do you know about facebook and its increasing significance with regard to the investigation? >> this is a hugel. i mean, the fact that mueller was able to obtain a search warrant to get southbound to hand over these -- you know, more details about the accounts and what the ads were, et cetera, means that his investigation is now shifting in terms of russia's election experience. it's shifting from counter intelligence to criminal investigation. that could have very big implications for the trump team because if he has evidence that a foreign entity committed a crime essentially by making these contributions to the election and someone from the trump team, you know, perhaps someone that ran the trump team's digital operations, jared kushner, knew that was happening, that means they could be implicated in the crime in terms of aiding and abetting. >> this new report also from politico on mueller's investigation said an attorney working on the justice department's highest case recently transferred off of that assignment in order to join the staff of the prosecution. what does that signal to you?

we've been know to play bob marley's redemptioning on so remind you pick up a copy of the book if you want to see what happened to me maybe there's a red hot deal out there so huge that mutual funds have to sell to raise cash you don't see that that's not top of mind to you, it is for me because professional trader. mutual funds don't keep the cash on hands to make these investments. money over the transom to participate without selling other stocks they might own to have the cash to buy the new ones regular investors see the selling and start to panic, become too afraid to buy or blown out and dumping stocks themselves everything is down across the board and people in the press are cooking up reasons to explain why things that don't go down together normally are done at once. concoct theories and get negative i don't think everybody can understand these moves i've seen them many times in my career and i actually describe what it's like to live through in almost all my books i was embarrassed mightily in "confessions of a street addict" in the great selloff of 1998 and -- more with hedge fund related. that's why mentioned the book. understand the emotionalism of

committee was enormously positive force as was senatorbo bob packwood in the senate, and republicans still somehow or another convince themselves this had a huge impact on growth. again, many of this year were alive in those years and maybe already in congress. we did not have a massive increase in growth in 1987 or 1988 or 1989. in fact, i remember a huge stock market crash in 1987 and another one in 1989 and recession that began in 1990. now, this isn't just my opinion. i very good economist i would mention particularly alan auerbach and joel slim rod wrote a very, very detailed article trying to find any growth effects from the 86 act and and there were none. it just had no effect, did nothing to that come in at mean any effect. this was a very interesting thing in and of itself nevertheless, it's true there was no growth affect, no reduction in unemployment from 86 act. since i'm running over my time i would just say there's fa former evidence in historical record over the last 40 years that higher taxes such as 1993 tax increase which many membership i'm sure felt on your swords about, not one republican voted for it, despite their worshi

huge, vietnam offers a space and historic memory, 12 million google hits for the vietnam war, using that as the metric. as bob mentioned in his remarks, he argues that in allowing inflation to drip into the double digits had devastating economy for the u.s. in the 1970's. high interest and rates that came with it stunted the increase of living standards by lowering productivity growth, causing stagnation in the stock market and leading to a series of debt crisis that affected american farmers and developing countries. perspective,mist's what is missing from the book evidence onch more the links between each of these things, between inflation and these consequences. let me take the one about productivity. -- we had ae have productivity slowdown in the u.s. in the 70's. it is true that it remains a mystery to this day. when i teach my executive mba i call thederbilt u.s. productivity slowdown a cold case and urge them to try to solve it. what killed productivity? we have many suspects, that even today we do not know. it is an interesting hypothesis that it was inflation that wased productivity and it the killin

vehicles and equipment and huge special secret treat that we will unveil at fourth and market, seven to 10:00 a.m., come down, join us please. >> always a great time. all right, bob, a check on traffic. >> did you say food? then we will be there. good morning, 545th, on a wednesday morning. getting ready, with your food, your breakfast, packing the kids lunches, coming into center city, little volume coming off the schuylkill and 95 at both ends, then up to the bridesburg section here, this is 95, northbound, approaching the betsy ross bridge there. watch for disable. off to the shoulder, or i should say, the shoulder right lane area, again, on the northbound side, live look, at conshohocken, this is 476, between the conshy and ridge avenue interchange, again, no problems or dry at least for the moment, the ben franklin bridge looking good. as you work your way up and over in toward downtown philly. and then, over in new jersey, the 42 freeway, starting to see some volume, we got camera out there working your way in toward the walt whitman bridge. and then route 73, just watch for the crews today, right near the new jersey turnpike, kind of squeeze there, between

politics, you can't actually put that to one side and laugh at billie crystal or bob hope or some guy on the stage in 1922 with hugeat's actually the death of civic glue in a small way. steve: well, we certainly were expecting a lot of trump bashing. we got it and sean spicer moment was shaking because we didn't see that coming. meanwhile, mark, on friday on our program, we were detailing what had just happened. there was somebody who left a bucket bomb on a subway. something like 20 people were injured. turns out, ultimately, it looks as if one of the suspects in the case came from a foster family that was recognized by the queen for taking in 260 foster children during their lives. turns out one of these kids a syrian refugee could be the guy who tried to kill as many people as he could. >> yeah. and i'm slightly amazed by this. i used to live at the tube station. i caught a train there every morning, and i'm slightly amazed at the way that this has been shrugged off and the mayor of london says this is just what it means to live in a big city now. no, it's what it means to live in a big city now because you and

huge personal tolls it's taking. that all changed for me in 2011 when my husband, bob, was hospitalized al walter reed. i became prisons young spokeswomans, mothers, dad, signature bedside, look after their wounded, ill or injured veteran himself strength was incredible. yet i could see they were carrying an emotional weight almost too heavy to bear. as they reeled over their loved one's injuries, they were being asked to make extremely difficult decisions without any preparation. and they were quietly, wrestling with the fact they might be serving in this new role for the rest of their lives. just as heartbreaking are the stories of pre9/11 caregivers who have been supporting their loved ones for years without any acknowledgment, struggling to care for the late end affects of undiagnosed post-trauma stress, agent orange, exposure to burn pit order decade old traumatic brain injuries causing early john set dementia. these caregivers are just as terrified, just as isolated, just as important to their veterans. but when they apply nor va caregiver stipend they're told the time of the veteran's service do

bob's recovery. >> good lord has answered my prayers. i mean i still -- i still don't believe what's happening here. you know, and i'm is he thankf thankful. >> aww. >> you can see the weight lifted off. that's hugemited income, medical bills mounting up and they were -- they were just dealing with it. no air-conditioning. the water heater was -- >> they're older. >> what a kind thing to do. >> i love that. >> yeah. >>> turning to the weather now, live look at wildwood, new jersey. couple beach weather at the end of september? >> tempting as that is, getting into the water could be dangerous. meteorologist kathy ormeteorolos your forecast in 152nd much >> fall has officially begun on a warm in center city talking 88 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow. and then look at sunday. it's going to be hot at the li linc. 91 degrees. the normal for this time of year is 76. the tropics still pretty active. we have a category three major hurricane maria. 125 miles per hour winds. moving away from the bahamas over the upcoming weekend and it will parallel the coast into early next week. by the middle part of next week you can see offshore. more dangerous surf and also beach erosion unfortunately down t

range of bob cat and deer and coyotes and rabbits and black bears have also been spotted roaming around. >> lots of animals roaming around just this morning. i was coming out and there was a huger in my neighbor's yard and cut across the neighborhood street. >> i have hit a deer before. >> have you? >> very scary. it totaled my toyota tur sell, in college. >> i thought of the deer and not the car. but you're okay? >> i don't know what happened to the deer, but yes. >> i am still having my ongoing battle with myra couldn't. every morning. -- with the raccoons. every morning. they are saying good morning. >> and not the only one. >> yes. >> we had a problem with some deer on the freeway this morning, novato, reports of it along 101 and we are tracking an accident at the bay bridge toll plaza and this is quickly backing things up. and big delays, if you're headed in this direction, give yourself extra time. you can see the emergency crews over in that parking lot, at the toll plaza there, the flashing lights, so this is definitely some injuries involved. and it is right as you're approaching the tollgates there. the backup, here is a live look at the foot of the maze, and you can

huge market for them. >> mark to market every day, that would be -- >> fun, wouldn't it? >> let's get to bobhe floor. hey, bob. >> good morning, everybody happy friday about flat on the week even on the advance/decline line at the open. we have seen a little bit of a reversal of the weekly trends right now in some of the sectors. let's take a look. we talked about consumer staples all week it's been ugly but they're basically flat today industrials have been okay energy had a nice little rally flat today banks had a terrific rally in the last seven or eight days and as you can see that's on slightly to the downside little bit of a reversal of a trend. three things matter. dominated the conversation affecting markets and difficult to define ways and north korea jitters and i think a lot of discussions, i heard a lot this week about puerto rico and all of the storms and what the impact would be on third quarter numbers. we just saw this morning some comments from carmax saying that six stores closed in houston so i think there's some economic impact and fourth quarter maybe it helps on the rec

bob? >> reporter: hey, guys. yes, we're at the prince george's county sports and training complex because tomorrow is the tenth annual we sail. this is a consignment sale of the hugething, i don't have got toys, necessities and what have you. this is where paul sullivan is runrunning the we sail. and hello paul. >> how youing. >> how are you. >> tell me this. first of all, what is this. what is it we're seeing here. >> we sail is a local consignment event for -- it's all local moms selling their items to other local moms. >> reporter: so you bring something you want to sell you buy something as your child is growing older. >> exactly right. you bring the smaller sizes you sell -- you bring the smaller sizes and buy the next size up. >> reporter: gotcha. for paul, this is going to be huge. paul, they mentioned earlier that in july there was this terrible tornado indira and i went there. your place was badly damaged. you lost lot and you and your wife and your thee kids were there at the time and your dog. >> yes, sir. exactly. we were asleep the dog. the dog woke us up just in time we were able to get the kids and get into closet and hold on until it was over with.

. >> it will be a huge project a $9 billion plan that would keep things moving on the already packed roads. question is, what are the details and would it work is it feasible. bobtin dicaro on 270 in montgomery county. break it down for us fellas. is this something that's feasible or not? >> reporter: i guess it's probably feasible but will it be in our lifetime, guys? i picked up martin on the roadway here. we're on 270 heading south from rockville. this is one of the worst roadways in maryland of course. there's an accident up ahead martin tell us what this is. this is like a $9 billion futuristic plan to hopefully ease congestion not only on 270 but on the beltway and even the bwi parkway. >> reporter: that's right. congestion relief if you're willing to pay a toll. it's conceptual now and the state is going to seek private capitol, private designs in war now called 3p's. public private partnership. this would be the largest highway 3p's in north america if it is realized and it is to create two lanes in each direction on those three highways. 270 which is the most congested highway in the state, worse than the beltway, around the entire length of the beltwa

up as well not a huge amount, but up less than 1% now is at 9246 first time we've seen that since early august i think -- early september. i think september 4th was the number here. bobi talked about the symmetry yesterday, the dow versus the vick's. that would be the 42nd record close for the dow this year. >> and the vix is now below ten again for the 42nd time this year crazy. >> agenda yellen once again got away, rates up higher. >> slightly hawkage statements to the extent that they're reducing the balance sheet and they're not taking the december rate hike off the table, but you'll notice the s&p didn't move the end of the day essentially where we were prior to 2:00. at least the stock market doesn't believe the fed has made any big policy mistakes. may differ, but the this market is saying to far, they're doing exactly what they said and the market is not surprised. >> all right thank you, bob so records for the dow and the s&p again, see what happens tomorrow sometimes a delayed reaction in the markets, but we'll stay tune in regard tomorrow meantime, stay tuned for the second hour of the closing bell with kelly evans, see you tomorrow, kell >>> thank you, bi