i'm cheryl casone in for lou dobbs. he's on vacation. floodwaters finally starting to proceed in many neighborhoods. it's now a tropical depression harvey moves through northeastern louisiana and mississippi. rescuers have now begun a block by block search for anyone dead or alive who may have been left behind in harvey's catastrophic flooding. according to the white house 100,000 homes were damaged by that storm and accuweather is predicting the costs could soar to $190 billion, making this the most expensive natural disaster ever. president trump planning to return to texas on saturday and until then the white house says the president will be donating $1 million of his personal money to storm relief effort. "fox news" correspondent steve harrigan is in hard-hit beaumont texas with our report tonight. >> rescue after rescue continues in texas even as harvey has now been downgraded to a tropical depression. rising waters still nearly impossible to escape. agencies throughout local state and federal government are in hand to help put agen

cheryl casone with the details. s this morning, 18-year-old christopher ricardo gonzÁlez was a murderer suspect in texas, police have been looking for him for months. while they caught a break when he posted a video of himself showing up some of his guns on instagram. well, the broadcast video signaled authorities to track him down, he was in los angeles, dallas police tipped off lapd to where he was, he was arrested but not before a big car chase in the streets of los angeles, quite a story. well, the damage from the massive data breach at equifax affecting canada. the company says the hack may have exposed personal information about 10,000 people included names, social security numbers and credit card numbers. attorney general has filed a breach. likely going to be more. shares of equifax down more than 20%, year to date this really hitting the stock. all right, wal-mart, does it plan any large-scale hiring for the holidays? instead they will offer extra hours to current workers. they will be adding temporary worke

cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. i have to say it's a good book. he breaking news we've missed overnight. millions of residents in florida started to begin cleanup after irma appeared 60% say it has no power. they cost about $30 billion in damage to us than the estimated $200 billion forecast over the weekend in the storm wasn't as strong as feared although it was still deadly. six people did die in florida alone. it shows the distraction in the florida keys. both in houses damaged in florida had the area and the cat four storm. this may be dispatched the aircraft carrier abraham lincoln to help with relief efforts. lauren: urbanist storm surge and heavy rain hit jacksonville in the northeast part of the state. the streets of the city turned into rivers. the theme parks in our land of sustained minor damage but goodness, walt disney world and universal studios say they are reopening this morning in miami beach's reopening today as well. irma saint florida after ripping through many islands in the caribbean. nasa released these before and after satel

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. ave seen issues of looting, price gouging, not all is well today. lauren: very long gas lines in some places. cheryl: death toll from harvey has risen to 39 after authorities confirmed seven more victims overnight. meanwhile officials warning there could be more explosions at the chemical plant in crosby texas, the plant hit by two explosions yesterday after losing power. lauren: all of this coming as difficult clean-up efforts underway across southern texas where we find jeff flock this morning. live in houston with the very latest, hey, jeff, long week for you. jeff: well, it's going to be a long several months for the folks that live in houston, 40,000 homes we believe impacted by this flood and take a look. you're going to see and maybe dave gives you up close and personal picture, homes all across the city and this is actually the good part here because these folks are able to at least get back in and flood waters are out and they are able to get back to recovery, get to recovery,

united nations turning up pressure on north korea cheryl casone has details there. new sanctions on north korea -- caps north including oil at level last 12 months not a complete ban, some wanted, does ban country from importing natural gas liquids north korea threatening to retaliate with quote pain and suffering. top senate republicans going to meet with top trump administration aides, to discuss passing a budget steven mnuchin trump economic advisory gary cohn meeting with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and members of the senate budget committee president trump continues to across the aisle hosting a dinner with moderate democrats and republican senators aides say to center on tax reform, of course, that is the president's top priority. the democratic centers joe manchin west virginia heidi heitkamp north dakota joe donnelly indiana. >> pat toomey pennsylvania jon thune south dakota invited. >> mercedes advocation waggen speeding up plans to make electric cars virtualityw rolling out electric version of all models boy 2030 mercedes the same by 2022 compan

good morning, everybody, cheryl casone. auren: happy friday, of course, we have to begin with hurricane irma. cheryl: yeah, we are going to talk about equifax, half of americans affected by security breach. so much news to get to. lauren: on top of all that, a mass ifer earthquake struck mÉxico, southern mexico, causing build to go collapse in chiapas states, five people have been killed including children. cheryl: that's 650 miles away from the epicenter, power knocked down in some neighborhoods, video absolutely incredible. hospitals, schools have been damaged, mÉxico's strongest earthquake and mÉxico's president saying a few moments ago, this is the worst earthquake he has seen in a century. lauren: unbelievable. of course, we have to talk about hurricane irma. maximum sustained of 155 miles an hour, category 4 storm, it has weakened a bit. according to national hurricane center latest projected path which we are looking at, irma is expected to hit florida early sunday morning. >> the winds are the strongest, this is the

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, everyone. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: mother nature is not letting puerto rico get any relief. lauren: weather has been terrific this summer. train to pass. hurricane maria about to make landfall in puerto rico as a catastrophic category four storm. maximum sustained winds right now. 155 miles per hour. the most powerful hurricane to directly hit the u.s. territory and 85 years. lauren: the governor say more than 10,000 people are now in shelters. we expected to dump 10 to 15,000 inches of rain. it can search water levels by six to nine feet. first responders in the u.s. mainland or in puerto rico ahead of maria. >> it is life safety first. we'll do a quick assessment and i think we come in the organization will figure out where the damage areas are and do as much good quickly because time is that the essence. trÈs tres puerto rico being hit hard by new monster hurricanes. be careful, our hearts are with you. we will be there to help. fox senior meteorologist janice dean elected us in a few moments. trained to do r

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning good lauren simonetti. looks like a regular jean jacket if you ask me. cheryl: are they just put up with the sensors and i had at some point. lauren: breaking news. the latest gop double steal obamacare essentially of my supporter. susan collins joining senator john mccain, rand paul and ted cruz saying no to the graham-cassidy bill after the congressional budget office is millions of people would lose coverage under legislation. train to adam shapiro with all the details. >> the future for the graham-cassidy bill seems to have been sealed and late monday when it seems to release it to your, essentially said that it would save $133 billion in government spending for roughly 10 years, that millions of people would lose insurance. early in the day we heard from him at the bill's cosponsors, senator lindsey graham and he made the case as to whether legislation is necessary. >> is time to try something new and i believe if we took the money and power out of washington, we put in the hands of somebody you would h

good morning and cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. i was excited. ? cheryl: yeah, the $1000 question part of your interview coming up. lauren: i think we will. resonant trumpet generous extenders including three democrats to discuss tax reform. democratic senator joe manchin said in the statement i was joined to god how we can work together in a bipartisan manner and tax reform. a productive conversation about areas of agreement as well as areas where to find compromise. cheryl: blake burman at the white house with more of the president's strategy. reporter: president trump tax reform roadshow has accelerated. the president will hit the road at least once a week going forward, likely with weekly dc-based events. after failing going at it alone on health care, the white house tuesday white house tuesday talk to the possibility from striking a deal with democrats on tuesday. they might need help from across the senate aisle. >> we don't see we can assume we can get taxed then strictly in a bipartisan basis. it's wise for us not from a policy good to try

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. nal drink beer day yesterday, how coincidental that national coffee day is morning after. cheryl: i don't think that's a coincidence. lauren: it's smart. cheryl: busy friday. you have president trump and vice president pence selling the administration's tax plan, trump will say how the plan affects the manufacturing industry when he speaks before the national association of manufacturers today in washington. fox business will have live coverage of that event shortly before 11:30 a.m. eastern time during varney & company and vice president mike pence was in sa burr dean detroit telling workers health is on the way. >> we will put more money in american people's pockets. [cheers and applause] lauren: more on the administration's push to overhaul the tax code from adam shapiro. >> good morning, the administration is going to continue its attempt to sell tax reform not only to the american people but also to congress. its issue is repealing the deduction for state and local taxes which wil

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. just a quiet morning in new york. transfer we don't even know what that is anymore. drink is so much happening overnight and breaking. the show done in alabama where roy moore has defeated luther strange in the alabama special election taken a nomination for the u.s. senate. strange at 4524% of the victory of the president trump majority leader mitch mcconnell because they both strongly backed luther strange. lauren: congratulations to roy moore on his win in alabama. luther strange started way back and ran a good race. a former state supreme court justice emphasizing unity and when to find -- unifying the party in his speech. >> together we can make america great. we can support the president. don't let anybody in the press think that because he supported my opponent that i do not support in and support his agenda. lauren: in his concession speech, luther strange thanking the president. >> the president took a chance. he did not become down. that is why loyal friend do. sometimes it about politics. sometimes it's abo

i'm lea gabrielle in for cheryl casone. lauren: happy monday. i'm lauren simonetti. we begin with president trump said to make his first address to the united nations. white house national security advisor h.r. mcmaster saying the president thinks the speech is a tremendous opportunity to reach so many world leaders. >> first is to protect the american people will in the third is really to help promote accountability and sovereignty. those three things allow him to communicate his vision for america's role in the world peered lauren: today the president will have several meetings with benjamin netanyahu and emanuel machrone writes your new york. lea: the president see says they intensified. ambassador to the u.n. mcneely says the security is running out of options. >> we were trying to use every diplomatic possibility we could do. we pretty much exhausted all the things he could do the security council at this point. i said yesterday i'm perfectly happy kick in perfectly happy taken this over to general mattis because he has plenty of military options. lauren: just d

i'm cheryl casone. martin shkreli just lost three months of freedom. cheryl: centered on social media. cheryl: a lot of breaking news this morning to start with top democrat leaders announcing they made a deal with president trump to protect so-called dreamers after last nights dinner at the white house. chuck schumer and house minority leader chuck nancy pelosi. we've been trying to get daca quickly and work up border security excluding the wall acceptable to both sides. lauren: file in the statement, this is a fair huckabee sanders tweeted. while dr. and border security were discussed from excluding the wall was certainly not agreed to. senator schumer spokesperson traded this pick the president made clear he would continue pushing their wall just not with this agreement. what exactly is going on? oracle consultant harlan helen democrat strategists parlin heldman. cheryl: now we move onto the latest of tax reform. the gop tax plan will not in the scope of the americans. blake burman at the white house with the details. >> wealthiest of americans may n

i'm cheryl casone. a statement that there died of natural causes last night surrounded by his family. anita vogel takes a look right at his life the "playboy" empire. >> hugh hefner was born in chicago in april 1926. his parents were nebraskans, father and accountant, mother a teacher, both very strict. >> i was raised in a typical home. "playboy" felt was dedicated to the notion of questioning some of the puritan repression that is so much a part of the american history. reporter: after two years in the army, have studied at the university of illinois university of illinois. he met his first wife, mildred williams premiered in 1949 and had two children, christie who became chairman in the el "playboy" enterprises and david. have worked in the subscriptions department of "esquire" magazine until 1952 when he resigned to start his own publication. with only $10,000 company published the first issue of "playboy," a marilyn monroe on the cover. >> when the magazine began in 1953, the female ideal in women'

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. i'm lauren simonetti, tough friday morning, police declaring an explosion that happened this morning on subway train there a terrorist incident all of this after explosion happened inside the train during morning rush in southwest london. fire, balance, medics all of them on the scene responding. witnesses say many people ran for the same door at the same time and some of them pushed over and trampled on. there was even a picture that we saw of a white bucket that was placed inside a plastic bag, that's what seem to have exploded. we will go live to amy kellogg. we have the live pictures out of london and we've also got breaking news out of north korea. japan right now in high alert after north korea conducted longest ever test flight of a ballistic missile over that country. [sirens] cheryl: you're hearing sirens, emergency alerts in japan, test messages, loud speakers telling residents in the area to seek shelter. this is the second missile launch over our key u.s. ally japan in jus

all that coming up this morning and joining me to talk about it cheryl casone, kevin kelly and peeblesto see you this morning. by the way, the red sox made the new york post. cheryl: boston sports team has been accused of cheating? really? [laughter] kevin: so we are at 38.92% at corporate tax rate, the only countries that are higher uae and puerto rico. worldwide average is 22.5%. if we don't bring ourselves there we will bring ourselves injustice. think of this, europe, they have a monetary policies, average in europe is 18.88%, think about ireland. maria: 14% in ireland. >> if you keep raising your means by increasing the tax rate which is how we've got on the this point, means that you can do more and offer more and there's the special interest beneficiaries around the country and some of these things are going to have to be cut and that's going to disappoint people. maria: i don't think it's all going to be reform. can you put the president's tweet once more about taxes. i want to point something out in this tweet because when the president normally tweets about tax reform, he say

i'm cheryl casone. the tiny island of barbados destroyed. lauren: wiped off the map, so sad. cheryl: is just that now the latest update from the hurricane center. the eye of the storm is passing to the north eastern side of the dominican republic right now. that is where irma is right now. much of the u.s. territory has maximum sustained winds 180 miles per hour. we want to show you a new image of the monster hurricane scene for the international space patient. take a look at the disruption after irma richter the caribbean island. great. it's incredible. lauren: to think more hurricanes are on the way. it's expected to sign the dominican republic and they continues to head towards florida. 25,000 people already evacuated from the florida keys. only one layout. >> concessions can be replaced. your family can not. this is serious and we cannot take chances. it is life-threatening. this is not a storm you can wade through. lauren: out this coming as the atlantic basin has to react to hurricanes for the first time in seven years. can't say enough threatening mexico as a category o

cheryl casone with the latest details now. cheryl, good morning. cheryl: good morning, maria.ith a severe financial crisis. this morning they are dealing with widespread structural damage caused by hurricane maria. the storm hit puerto rico as cat 4 yesterday, destroyed hundreds of homes, turned streets into rivers knocking out power across the island. there's now 100% power loss in puerto rico. maria, the most powerful hurricane to ever directly hit the island at least in the last 80 years. now to mÉxico, this desperate search and rescue operation continues to be underway this morning after a powerful earthquake there, crews are working looking for any survivors, the video you're looking at showing rescuers free a little girl from rubble in her school. the magnitude 7.1 earthquake rocked central mÉxico tuesday afternoon, hundreds of buildings have been destroyed. the death toll so far stands at 240. well, google announcing its buying part tie -- taiwanese maker. it's a pretty good deal for google. cash deal. license for intellectual property, they will not acquire any of the

i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i am a lauren simonetti.t a week in the sport in protest of travel ban breaking overnight. the restrictions affecting people come into the country from these eight countries. they take effect october 18. the citizens of north korea, chad, iran, libya, somalia, venezuela and yemen. north korea and venezuela were not listed in the earlier band. valid visas would not be revoked under these new restrictions. controversial ban on six mostly muslim countries expired yesterday said this is his third travel ban. cheryl: the white house of course having to let the courts know they've done a revision heading to the supreme court. also in washington, it's now make or break time for the senate to repeal and replace obamacare. this bill may be doa. they need a simple supports have come out against the bill. she finds it very difficult to imagine the scenario where she would support it. more senators for support here. the effort to kill obamacare is not dead. >> we're trying to win over the support of the last couple senat

hi, i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." president trump and first lady melania trump will return to texas tomorrow to assess the damage, to meet with flood victims. the president pledged to donate one million dollars of his own money to harvey relief efforts, and he is urging congress to approve $6 million for immediate harvey recovery efforts. this, folks is a dire situation in texas now. you've seen pictures and heard stories. at least 39 people confirms dead. 82,000 homes have been damaged across the entire great state of texas. i mean it, when i say the great state. they are in our prayers. for the latest, jeff flock is live in houston where finally the cleanup efforts are underway, but it's a pretty daunting task, yes. reporter: it is, but if you could see what you're going to, what i see now, you would not be as daunted. this is one of the 82,000 homes. look what is going on in wes and christie bowden's home, volunteers, these are all volunteers. they have come out of the woodwork, look, get out of the way here. comin

cheryl casone he with more details on the terrorism we are reporting. ondon, scotland yard is investigating this as a terrorist attack. it happened at 8:00 local time. the height of the morning commute as the train was arriving in southwest london. the city's ambulance service says none of the injuries are life-threatening but people are being treated for burns. others report a second bomb is being deactivated by a bomb squad. we are looking for confirmation of that monitoring those reports. teresa may tweeted my thoughts are with those injured at parsons green and emergency services are responding bravely to this terrorist incident. she is going to chair a meeting of the emergency cobra committee later today in london. back here at home, three former female google employees filed a class-action lawsuit against the company, claiming google discriminated against women for pay and promotion and the company placed him at lower-level jobs than men with similar qualification. a legal spokesperson issued a statement saying, quote, we disagree with the central

cheryl casone with the story on that, cheryl. can he recall cheryl officials looking -- listening to the tapes, 46-minute audio recording first time since last november that supporters of the jihadist group have heard voice. fierce bat until mosul. white house opening an internal investigation into the use of private emails by administration staff. presidential adviser jared kushner at the center of probe along with his life ivanka. lawyer says emails were limited and not classified and forwarded to other accounts to be preserved. other former around current officials being investigated, steve bannon, reince priebus and gary con and steve miller. lane duke's visit comes after not responding enough to help the island. hurricane maria devastated puerto rico's infrastructure leaving residents 100% without power, water, a lot of the water is now contaminated, we should say. the pentagon has named three-star general jeffrey buchanan in charge which are trickling into the island but thousands of people are trying to evacuate puerto ric

i'll see you weekdays on fbn, me and cheryl casone. thanks again. leland: 11 a.m. texas, live pictures of the tarmac where air force one will arrive in the next couple of minutes. president trump and the first lady on board, along with the cabinet secretary there for the president's second trip to areas devastated by the storm. we're going to go along as the president and first lady connect and comfort the victims that have lost everything in harvey. elizabeth: and water may be receding in parts of texas. families are just returning home and they're finding complete destruction. >> it was like, the moment was scary, the water was really coming really fast and it was like nonstop

cme group: how the world advances. >>> after she was ambushed shot in the face, cheryl casone with that offer of the yonkers police department lucky to be alive was hit in the jaw by a blast from ak-47. she was responding to reports of a suspicious person in a car officers returned fire all caught on police radio. >> -- get this -- shot -- down, we can't -- >> just -- now get ready. >> will be okay. >>. cheryl: two in custody one suspect injured during the arrest we should say, also in new york on this weiner hearing punishment after sexting scandal, 21 months in prison, weiner cried in court as judge announced his sentence doomed his campaign for mayor of new york city and marriage to abedin, a former hillary clinton aide. so obviously, 21 months, all right construction, president trump's long promise board wall with mexico begins in zai today, the construction for 8 different wall signs officials will choose from for further development congress approved money from the property types repairs to existing border walls there is some wall there going to need billions more to the vision fr

cheryl casone with guidelines. >> berea, good morning.they agreed to block a lower court ruling that would ease the refugee been would allow 24,000 refugees to enter the country. the supreme court will hear arguments on travelers from the mostly muslim countries and refugees found now. the temporary ban they do to protect against terrorist threats while the u.s. looks at new vetting procedures. 10 years after steve jobs introduced the first iphone apple unveiling its most high-tech high-priced iphone number. >> we do have one more thing. [cheers and applause] this is the iphone 10. it is the biggest leap forward as the original iphone. >> okay, so read the iphone acts but they are pronounced in iphone 10. all you have to do to unlock your phone is look at it. discuss face recognition technology and its $999 on the cheaper in. apple unveiling an apple tv and apple watch the shares of apple are lower in the premarket and we should say the stock fell a little bit after the big products unveiled. the fixer-upper couple may be on your holiday

cheryl casone with the details. eryl: aqua fax and the criminals exploited web server software in the data breach that affected 143 million americans. the company didn't say who may have been behind the attack. the ceo to testify october 3rd before a house panel about the massive data breach again affecting 143 million americans. the stock has fallen more than 30% since the revelation of which was just last week. this morning, and barton shkreli is in jail. a federal judge revoked the bail after offering a $5000 reward on facebook for anyone that would get him a strand of hillary clinton's hair. he argued the offer was political satire for strange humor. he did apologize he wrote a letter to the court that claims the drug company ceo was indeed a danger to the public. since i've discussed his legal situation in a recent interview with maria. >> this is the case about targeting the guy, individual and see what they can find. i don't think they'll forfeit any money or go to jail. >> in the securities fraud case january

cheryl casone with the story, cheryl. agree to go sell the business, the group includes apple, you're talking about them, dell and the sale faces legal challenges from western digital. they operate the memory unit with toshiba, the sell needs approval by antitrust regulators. we shall see. toshiba wants to close and keep listing on the tokyo stock exchange active. shares of toshiba up more than 7% this year. all right, roku making debut on nasdaq today. first players in streaming television, you may know the name. the ipo raising about $220 million. pricing at $14 a share, top rate, raised $1.3 billion. we will see how they do today. and then delta is offering something for free, yes, or line giving you something free. they will let passengers text for free on flights through their gogo internet service by using imessage, whatsapp and facebook messenger. no pictures, no videos, no gifts, no audio messages will be allowed, thank god. new service start on sunday. all right, first hurricane maria knocked out power and water

latest there a massive manhunt under way for two dangerous prisoners who escaped in mississippi cheryl casoneissippi are searching right now for two inmates one convicted murderer escaped from mississippi state penitentiary yesterday officials say they are armed, dangerous, following that for you this morning, the fooefsdz dropping on paul manafort sources say former trump campaign chairman wiretapped by investigators in secret orders before and after the presidential election. manafort key in special counselor robert mueller investigation into russia meddling manafort said he did not collude with russia to influence election. >> a sale tickets as low as 39 dollars eachey one 39 dollar deal between long beach, california and las vegas good deals, atlanta to boston 5 doctors new york to bermuda 89 dollars, you got by december 146k a few blackout dates to use your ticket, act fast the sale midnight eastern tonight there is -- jetblue shares. >> netflix a lighthearted to strangers, in chicago, this features designs to look like popular sets from the show, they wander to extended through october

cheryl casone b all the details, cheryl.wer, no gasoline, atm machines aren't working. you have one official in puerto rico saying she thinks the damage has set them back 20 to 30 years as country. worst storm to hit puerto rico since 1928, ten people have died. death toll this morning. the island is in almost total darkness on top of infrastructure which has been mostly destroyed. government engineers continue to monitor right now a damn that was in danger of failing and there could be drug shortages, 50 pharmaceutical plants are not working as well. medication is something else that they may have a lack of along with food. well, the attorney for president son-in-law jared kushner said that he used personal account to communicate with colleagues in the white house. kushner said and responded fewer than 100 emails from white house officials from private account. whies -- white castle targeting china. now beef consumption continues to rise, maria, in china and what's better than a white castle burger? maria: there you go. jar

maria: welcome back nasa voyager probe celebrating 40 years in space cheryl casone with the story. mmy carter president "star wars" opened in theatres that year 13 billion miles away voyager one record for traveling furthest from earth for man-made object voyager was carrying a golden record. technology will outdated now that we have streaming music nasa celebrating anniversary with cool posters download free on web site, and nasa astronaut peggy whitson special welcome flying home to houston president trump spoke by phone with her saying she has made us all very proud, will return to earth saturday after record-breaking flight 665 days off earth 288 days on this mission alone in space longer than any american, ever. and with tech news a million-dollar powerball ticket for saturday night's drawing sold in houston no idea of the winner ticket at a grocery store in houston, at the weekend bobs office long holiday weekend. >> trial continues on -- dike at a timers key witness to testify. >> executive protection my job to keep you out of harm's way. >> you would be the last one hour wit

in new york, tuesday, september 9th team at good morning ma'am cheryl casone. lauren: welcome back.'m lauren simonetti. [inaudible conversations] amazons attack another big retailer. we do have breaking news this morning. hurricane maria slamming the island of dominica with a monster category five storm. widespread devastation. we shall survive by the grace of god. puerto rico one high alert to clearing the state of emergency as maria is getting close after hitting to medicare with a category four storm with maximum sustained winds of 155 miles per hour. trained to maria expect it to make landfall tomorrow morning for the storm threatening other islands already devastated by hurricane irma and put in the hard it reddish virgin islands. >> everybody's right about it, maria. still gradually recovering. they can rebuild their homes, protect them against flooding. cheryl: well, this should be the most powerful storm to directly get puerto rico in 85 years. for more on this, live report from fox meteorologist janice dean in just a few moments. lauren: president trump will deliver its fir

hi, everybody, i'm cheryl casone and i'm in for melissa francis day, i'm david asman.y to you. this is "after the bell." more on the market movers but here what else we're covering for you this hour. the era of economic surrender is over as president trump making that declaration as he sells his tax plan to manufacturers today. critics question whether it

good morning, cheryl casone. >> thank you for joining us. you had me at free perks. movie ticket. i don't know. >> will begin with breaking news. the most powerful storm ever recorded making his first landfall in the caribbean as they had stored the united states. hurricane irma is a category five with winds of 185 miles an hour. seen from the international space station was just so strong it was showing up that measures earthquakes. cheryl: president trump is declared emergencies in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. great scott issued mandatory evacuation orders for parts of the state. >> if there's evacuation in the area, please follow it. i cannot stress enough that there's evacuation order, follow it. remember, we can rebuild your home, but we cannot rebuild your life. cheryl: obviously following that storm to keep track of hurricane irma appeared a lot happening with the destruction that could be in their path. lauren: will have puerto rico today and possibly this weekend. they are ready. congress is heavy workload starts today. how effective that i'm rea

hi, i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report."n to texas tomorrow to assess the damage, to meet with flood victims. the president pledged to donate

and cheryl casone. a big groups for this new debut. lauren: the watch is $400 senate hits the the shelves tomorrow. we'll see. hurricane marie of regaining strength as it passes near the dominican republic. right now a category three storm maximum sustained winds of 115 miles an hour after maria tore through puerto rico in the u.s. virgin islands yesterday destroyed hundreds of homes, turning streets into rivers and knocking out power across the entire region. >> logistically it's a big challenge. you don't typically have all the resources you need stored on the island so they have to come from the continental united states over. both are basically without power and will be so for a long time. they both have fragile power systems. cheryl: does the administrator david. they're ready to help the people of puerto rico. president trump treated about this. we are with you and the people puerto rico #pr strong. maria, the most powerful hurricane to hit puerto rico more than 80 years. the eye of the storm to move towards turks and caicos late

i'm cheryl casone. hope you had a great weekend. lauren simonetti is off today.s morning. russian president vladimir putin says overnight north korea would rather eat grass than suspending nuclear weapons program. putin also warning the escalating tensions could cause a planetary catastrophe and a huge loss of life. putin's comments coming amid speculation in north korea is getting ready for another missile launch. multiple sources say the rogue nation could be prepping for one after the hydrogen bomb test. tensions are high and south korea halt the live fire drill that simulated attack after the hydrogen bomb test happened over the weekend, all this causing the fury of firestorm. nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to the united nations to impose the strongest possible sanctions on north korea. >> enough is enough. they've taken an incremental approach and despite the best of intentions, it has not worked. the tag for half measures of the security council is over. it's come to exhaust all of our diplomatic means before it's too late. >> remember, the night is called fo

cheryl: i'm cheryl casone. people are nervous about north korea.ervous about north korea and the federal reserve begin to go remove stimulus and maybe raising rates at tend to have year, that has to shake up investors. cheryl: good interview. we have a lot of breaking news in particular on the same topic and this is north korea. you have the fresh nuclear threat from them, the country's foreign minister saying that pyongyang may conduct a hydrogen bomb test over the pacific ocean. that means kim jong un could fire a nuclear armed missile over japan. the top diplomat made comment here in new york. dagen: hours earlier kim jong un calling president trump deranged in a rare personal statement on state media. kim also said that the president would pay dearly for his speech to the un general assembly. the president, remember, said on tuesday, the u.s. will totally destroy north korea if washington is forced to defend itself or our allies. cheryl: in the meantime president trump signing executive order to impose new sanctions on north korea, will punish

hi, everybody, i'm cheryl casone and i'm in for melissa francis day, i'm david asman. happy friday to you. this is "after the bell." more on the market movers but here what else we're covering for you this hour. the era of economic surrender is over as president trump making that declaration as he sells his tax plan to manufacturers today. critics question whether it goes far enough offering incentives for growth. some republicans are arguing over one key proposal. the very latest from washington. the president just speaking on the white house lawn about a lot of issues, in particular the future of his health and hewlett-packard services secretary dr. tom price who has been under fire for taking private planes. the president saying, he will make a decision this very night. among our guests this hour, steve forbes, grover norquist, mike huckabee, former ambassador john bolton. cheryl: get back to these markets. look you got to take it with the dow ending higher for 8th straight quarter, longest win being streak in 20 years, folks. another record for s&p 500 and nasdaq.

welcome to "risk and reward" i am cheryl casone. great to have you here. a lot of news to get two for the day. we'll we will start with what happened on wall street, the triple digit dow dropped. that dao diving more than 200 points as north korea's latest bond test watt rattled wall street. we will talk about the impact on your portfolio and now the ball is in congress as court to act on the controversial obama era executive order is calling for deferred action on the illegals who came here as children. the president speaking moments ago that he's confident d.c. can handle this. >> i have love for these people and hopefully now congress will be able to handle properly. really we have no choice. we have to be able to do something and i think it's going to work out very well. cheryl: well the department of homeland security announcing it will start processing any new applications for the program but they will continue to renew permits for people that are already enrolled, at least giving some of these folks another two years. this also gives congress six mo

maria: welcome back, spreet operations continuing in mexico, after power earthquake cheryl casone withscue operations in mexico are stretching down to fourth day death toll to 273. meanwhile -- officials say that a young girl named freighta sofia never existed after mexican nice media officials repeatedly the story of girl efforts to reach her under rubble of a collapsed building looks like she was never there. >> a passenger aborrowed a set flight from spain to england saw something nobody wants on plane in cockpit onboard a beer, he was shocked when he landed at birmingham airport saw it between pilots complained to airlines was told photo couldn't have been taken aboard the flight sent this picture, then they said can had been given to pilot for safekeeping, i don't know -- the chicago home featured in the opening credits family mats has been approved for demolition, so the permit allows them to wreck remove the residence hollywood set there is the fame they are going to build a three unit residence on same lot, of course, this is the house where winslow family lived steve was a fre

shares -- the sheriff of milwaukee county might be coming to the white house, cheryl casone he has whydavid clark resigned. cheryl: speculation started as soon as this hit the tape yesterday. milwaukee sheriff david clark resigned from his position yesterday. he may be headed to washington. politico reporting the outspoken trump supported will take a role in the white house. in his resignation letter clark said he chose to retire to, quote, pursue other opportunities. we will see where those opportunities take him. tesla accused of harassing workers that are trying to unionize. a complaint by the national labor relations board, tesla violated workers rights by requiring them to sign a confidentiality agreement that would stop them from talking about their working conditions. employees at tesla's plant have been working with united auto workers trying to form a union, move tesla management opposes. macy's and best buy are trying to give amazon a little competition. they are expanding their offers for same-day delivery. best buy says it will double the number of markets to 27 and macy's

cheryl casone has that story. obviously troubling, cheryl.we are trying to get more details but now isis has claimed responsibility for the attack, anywhere from 40 to 45 rockets and rocket-propelled grenades landed right after mattis and secretary arrived. the visit was unannounced. mattis left the airport when the rockets hit at 7:30 a.m. local time. mattis spoke about the attack at a press conference in kabul. >> an attack on international airport anywhere in the world is a criminal act by terrorists, it's designed to go after generally innocent people, to make some sort of statement and this is a classic definition of what the taliban are up to right now. cherp cherp this is secretary mattis' first trip to afghanistan after president trump announced a new strategy for the country. the announcement was last month. no more than 45,000ry -- 45,000 refugees. president trump had cap of 10,000 refugees. but president trump lowered that number to 50,000 after he took office. white house expected to announce the new refugee limit very soon. well,

cheryl casone with the story, cheryl.e the fire was started by a 15-year-old boy setting off fireworks along the east eagle trail. the blaze merged with the indian creek fire together they've consumed more than 30,000 acres. there are extensive evacuations, road closures along the colombia river. check out these pictures, golfers at beacon golf course, they had to finish up a round while the hillburns behind them. okay. all right. the washington national cathedral will remove two stained glass windows of confederate generals, the historic church vote today take down windows on general robert e. lee and stone wall jackson, the windows do not reflect its values. and there's this, toys r us, 400 in million, comes next year, toys"r"us will report earnings. we shall see. amazon looking for a second home. the company plans to open a second headquarters, somewhere in north america, 5 billion-dollar projectle they are calling h22, 50,000 people will be employed. equal to the company seattle headquarters, i'm sure mayors around th

welcome to risk & reward i'm cheryl casone. nfl sunday nitratings down 11% from the comparable night one year ago following a 15% year-over-year dip in the second week 12% dip year-over-year for opening weekend there are those numbers they don't lie all this after president trump warned "if nfl fans refuse to go to games until players stop disrespecting our flag and country you'll see change take place fast fire or suspend them." now to put things into perspective for all of you all of the major sports tv ratings are down across-the-board okay? the recent j.d. power poll taken before the season was started said that 26% of viewers cited the protest last year as the biggest reason that they stopped watching for the last season, and that could mean a big loss in business. wall street estimates show if cbs espn, fox and nbc generate about $2.5 billion, right? well an nfl advertising revenue for this season just a 10% short fall, could translate to a $200 million cut in earnings, and analysts estimates for those networks. remember

cheryl casone with the details now, cheryl.redible situation down there, maria, mass exodus from miami international airport complicated by a man that was armed with a knife. he was shot by police after he gained access to secure room and made it actually out on the tarmac. he reportedly is in stable condition alive, the service temporarily closed in the middle of all of this. well, the justice department is planning on taking a ruling by the ninth circuit court of appeals on the travel ban to the supreme court this after 3-judge panel ruled that the trump administration's view of who should be allow intoed the country is too strict and the panel said extended family members, gran participants and cousins should not be prevented from entering the country. the panel also ruled that refugees already accepted by resettlement agency should not be banned. and job cuts are coming at lily. 8% of workforce, 3500 jobs to lower costs and invest in new drugs. 2,000 layoffs are going to be here in the united states. this downsizing at eli

cheryl: good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. we are getting update.tructive storm. lauren: yeah, triple threat, it's the wind and the rain and the storm surge of hurricane irma that is making people very cautious and worried this morning and breaking news right now. we've got the latest the eye of hurricane irma passing key region, now 75 miles an hour, knocked out power to just about 4 million homes and businesses, at least four deaths reported thus far. you're looking at footage that show it is destruction in naples after irma rift through that city last night. streets were flooded and many homes damaged. cheryl: look at this video. this has a roof being peeled off a two-story building in miami. this happened earlier yesterday and three three construction cranes have collapsed. police say they've arrested 30 people for burglary and looting, irma center will stay inland before she decides to move up into georgia, alabama, tennessee. president trump has declared major disst err in the state of florida, that makes federal aid available, the president i

cheryl casone has the details on that story, cheryl., so dagen, unidentified gunman opened fire inside the party. they were there to watch the cowboys-giants game. seven people were killed, two were wounded. that suspect killed by police, police say they don't yet know the motive of that shooting. okay, miami international airport is going to be closed today after sustaining significant water damage. irma hit that airport with wind gust of 100 miles per hour, hundreds of flights were canceled over the weekend, operations are expected to resume tomorrow but the schedule is going to be pretty limited. we should also add that nearby fort lauderdale also said to remain close for today. officials are still trying assess damage and making necessary repairs as fast as they can. well, tesla is stepping in to help some owners of its cars escape from the hurricane. as the storm approached, the company sent a free software upgrade that extended the range of the model s sedan and model suv for about 40 miles, usually costs about $3,000 to unlock th

i'll see you weekdays on fbn, me and cheryl casone. thanks again. leland: 11 a.m. in houston, texas, live pictures of the tarmac where air force one will arrive in the next couple of minutes. president trump and the first lady on board, along with the cabinet secretary there for the president's second trip to areas devastated by the storm. we're going to go along as the president and first lady connect and comfort the victims that have lost everything in harvey. elizabeth: and water may be receding in parts of texas. families are just returning home and they're finding complete destruction. >> it was like, the moment was scary, the water was really coming really fast and it was like nonstop. leland: but thousands are still in shelters as dozens of towns and much of houston remain underwater. in some places the water is still rising. the president now asking for billions of dollars more in federal aid. we're going to get an update on fema's efforts and hear from some ordinary americans doing extraordinary things. ♪ boy, if there's been anything to take away from thi