our financial correspondent at the new york stock exchange so fishman's he is ready to give us the view from wall street now sophie we've been talking about these tariffs for a long time now and as they seem to pile up can we ask the question again just how much are american businesses going to suffer this time. well farmers for example are being targeted in a way that is an extension of threat to their business especially soybean farmers they have sold more than twelve billion dollars worth of soybeans to china last year and they have spoken out repeatedly about the threat to their livelihoods farmers suffering economic consequences from the trade wars will get up to four point seven billion dollars in government payments starting this month and the biggest chunk of that money is going to soybean partners so we also have many other sectors being negatively impacted especially sectors being connected to chinese suppliers via the global supply chains we just heard the first one that comes to mind are auto makers the newest sanctions are expected to hit a range of fodder were elated impor

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are for national correspondent at the new york stock exchange so fishman's he is ready to give us the view from wall street now sophie we've been talking about these tariffs for a long time now and as they seem to pile up can we ask the question again just how much are american businesses going to suffer this time. well farmers for example are being targeted in a way that is an extension of threat to their business especially soybean farmers they have sold more than twelve billion dollars worth of soybeans to china last year and they have spoken out repeatedly about the threat to their livelihoods farmers suffering economic consequences from the trade wars will get up to four point seven billion dollars in government payments starting this month and the biggest chunk of that money is going to slowly wean farmers so we also have many other sectors being negatively impacted especially sectors being connected to chinese suppliers via the global supply chains we just heard the first one that comes to mind are auto makers the newest sanctions are expected to hit a range of auto related imp

corporate and was sent this e-mail telling her to contact the local former franchise owner, marika fishmanshe did that and said she wanted to make good on jolene's prepaid blowouts. together we called marika. >> this is being recorded right now, this conversation. so what are people being told? can they get their money back? >> reporter: she referred me to her attorney who says discussions are ongoing between the franchisee and the corporation. the attorney says marika wants to make good on the pretpaid services. i spoke with paul from corporate by telephone and he told me he is working on making all customers happy but he stopped short of guaranteeing it. here is what they would expect you to say today. one way or another we're going to make our customers whole. will you say that? silence. >> reporter: he reiterated he is working towards getting consumers what they paid for. so where do customers stand? i asked nationally-known gift card expert shelly hunter what should consumers do? >> to be honest with you, i'm not sure there's much they can do. when a store starts their going out of bu

let's bring in mikhail fishman.y established by bellingcat and the independent publication here in russia of this gr you officer, thatis in russia of this gr you officer, that is the talk of the town. and i would say there are two parts to this discussion. the first is the social networks across media circles is how on earth the military intelligence could fail in such an operation, and second, the cover—up operation, and second, the cover—up operation and how on earth would it allow the identity of the suspect to be established so easily. and the second is the sort of official reaction, which yes, you quoted already, the foreign ministry spokesperson, and if we talk about official reaction, i highly doubt that there will be any kind of confirmation, or that they would admit in anyway that yes, the investigation proved to be true, because from the russian official point of view, it is not proof, and it falls short from what already has been said and found about these guys. if it was not so serious, it almost seems c

fishman from travelers who said i am not going to sell insurance to florida after hurricane andrew baas you can't estimate anymore. >> how can you estimate along the sea board. >> last year's incredible rainfall totals as a result of harvey you have the conversation again and people do about climate change and whether it is much more normalize kind of things. we hope to if best and hope that those rain totals are not met but certainly that's going to be one of them and you will have the conversation of developing in areas that should not have been fully developed or we'll see. people are worried about charlotte which is a banking scen center >> did you know that we see autosales and you got to recognize that harvey destroyed hundreds of thousands of vehicles >> the second most costliest hurricanes ever. >> second to katrina >> some analysts taking their el estimates down for ensurers. let's get to jackie deangelis in north carolina good morning to you. >> reporter: this is it, this is the eye of the storm the hurricane made land fall about 7:17 it has come south to carolina beach and th