art cashin is back on the floor for the first time in 18 months.on 9 laegs 11 today i wish it was under more cheerful circumstances but it's incumbent upon us to remember and remind people, some who weren't born on that day, of what happened. >> obviously, what we've for all been discussing is there's friends we've lost, people who will never -- who never got the dhans to see their kids grow up, things like that it was terribly somber it began in a skeptical fashion. even the late great mark haynes, as i recall. the early reports were skechby that a plane had struck one of the world trade centers. a week before, some clown with a parasell had taken his plane and crashed into the statue of libber taep. so, i think mark was dismissive until the first photos showed up on the screen and all of us were riveted. and when the second plane hit, the first was thought perhaps to be an accident when the second plane hit, we knew it was a serious attack on the u.s. >> you mentioned mark haynes i think his finest moment was 9/11 i was on the air with him. and h

four from cashin monoxide, and there was at least one heat-related death. to see any deaths at all, but especially the ones that are preventable. talk to me about what you guys have going on, and the big need right now. >> we're running eight cooling stations. we knew once the power went out, and persons didn't have power, we needed to move fast. you can come in, receive water, get out of the heat and come in and be safe. >> reporter: so far they have service at all of those eight stations. thank you for your time. at least 14,000 folks across the city. 2500 were yesterday. on top of dealing with the cleanup and trying to find a key, it's get something it didn't need, at least more rain, two to three instances. you can imagine how different that is, the rain might cool things off but that heat, with the heat index, it feels on some days like 107 degrees. this cooling center is a place of relief. alisyn? >> adrienne broaddus, thank you. >>> parish leaders also say ida destroyed 25% of their buildings. on phone with us now is the lafourche -- what does that e

let's bring in art cashin, who described yesterday as a rather rough day.oughts as we work our way into today's session? >> i think there were a couple of strange things we saw yesterday. number one, was a pronounced weakness in cryptocurrency we showed you it was more of a concern about liquidity. since they are a currency on assets that has liquidity. pressure was put on them i think today, what we're seeing is a little bit -- the fact that it appears to be a rather locized threat so far doesn't look like something that would become global that doesn't mean it's not a problem. it does look like this property developer will have some difficulty paying people off it does look like it may be localized. i would like to point out what i've been saying for weeks and that is some of these ships by president g, i think are a kind of populous attempt, i suspect, without having anything in my hand to prove it, that he's beginning to sense there is a undercurrent of unrest in china that we don't have any political polls and he doesn't need a vote of the population a