but first gerri willis standing by with news from wall street. gerri: investors feeling the heat after a short but busy news week. hurricane irma barreling through the caribbean claiming at least 23 lives and destroys thousands of homes. the hurricane is on a collision course with south florida. north korea says it detonated a hydrogen bomb. a tough week for investors. the dow, nasdaq and s & p all closing down for the week. equifax the latest victim of a security breach. they say it happened in july of this year. it includes birthdates, addresses within in some cases drivers violence numbers and credit card numbers for 200,000 consumers. they detected the breach a month ago. amazon announced it's looking for a second corporate headquarters in north america. it will provide 50,000 jobs and cost $5 billion. back to you, maria. maria: the market took a hit on north korea fears and quickly stabilized. when yield on corporate bonds are lower than corporate stocks, blankfein said that unnerves me. >> i share his concern. but it's nothing new. it starte

gerri willis is in the newsroom to break it all down for us. gerri, it ain't good.'t good and not just equifax having a hard time, so are american consumers. now an investigation by america's a.g. is gang steam, held by equifax one of the biggest credit scoring operations. now the breach announced last week resulted in the data of nearly 143 million folks getting in the hands of criminals including their social security numbers, driver's license numbers, addresses and some cases credit card numbers. in a letter to equifax since friday, which i'm showing you right here, the a.g.'s state this, the incident raises serious questions about the effectiveness of equifax's measures to protect the confidentiality of the private information that it is entrusted with. pennsylvania a.g. josh shapiro leading the multistate investigation, and this is what he had to tell our very own neil cavuto today. >> this is a massive data breach. a lot of questions answered in the course of this investigation. we've got to protect consumers. reporter: now the a.g.s faced a long line in getti

gerri willis. thank you very much. not surprising. lauren.e of identity politics. what former first lady michelle obama is say about women who voted for president trump. you won't believe it. david: plus looking out for the middle class. republicans releasing a framework for their tax overhaul. can the party unite behind the plan? tony sayegh, u.s. treasury assistant secretary for public affairs joining us next. ♪ ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone david: well gop tax plan seems to have unified republicans far more than any health care plan. will that unity hold in time to make changes to the tax code this year. here now tony sayegh, united states treasury assistant secretary for public affairs, good friend of fox and my own. tony, good to see you here. ronald reagan, i don't have to tell you, ronald reagan took his case directly to the american people. he had prime time broadcast on all the networks detailing exactly how his tax changes would affect their pocketbooks.

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gerri willis is in the newsroom, breaking down this troubling story, gerri. >> this is amazing, melissa. nearly half of americans, as you know, 44% of the population could be affected by a cybersecurity attack on equifax. that is one of the nation's biggest consumer credit rating agencies. the hacking attacks occurred from mid-may through july 2017 an primarily involved theft of names, social security number, birthdates, addresses and in some cases driver license numbers. now additionally, the hackers gained access to credit card numbers for roughly 209,000 consumers. equifax said it first detected the cyber breach way back on july 29th, more than a month ago. three as you said, top executives including the chief financial officer sold 1.8 million in stocks after the company first learned of breach, filings with the securities & exchange commission show. these executives are john gambles, cfo who sold shares with mark get value of nearly a million dollars, 946,000, and corporate presidents joseph loughran and rudolpho ploder. they deny that those that sold on august 1st and august 2nd,

i think gerri willis was right in saying we don't have details yet.n as the framework or the president presented a framework to paul ryan and chairman brady presented a framework and i were going to put the meat on this framework. it's only been two days. ronald reagan took 18 months to get his tax reform done. neil: you have to but they made on the framework here. so much from congress here. it could take a lot of time. broad parameters take time. >> i think that's part of w is great about the process. wead h to retreat five hours or everyone got to speak about their concerns. everybody was allowed to have input into what the chairman, the speaker took copious notes, listening to what people wanted to see in the tax plan and what they need is going to be. this is a process. it's been 30 years since the tax code has been reformed. it is arduous, too difficult for people. it is unfair. now we have a tax code that is going to double people standard deduction. a lot of people at the first $24,000 aren't going to pay any federal taxes. so when jerry was t

but first gerri willis standing by with news from wall street. ling the heat after a short but busy news week. hurricane irma barreling through the caribbean claiming at least 23 lives and

but first gerri willis standing by with news from wall street. gerri: investors feeling the heat after a short but busy news week. hurricane irma barreling through the caribbean claiming at least 23 lives and destroys thousands of homes. the hurricane is on a collision course with south florida. north korea says it detonated a hydrogen bomb. a tough week for investors. the dow, nasdaq and s & p all closing down for the week. equifax the latest victim of a security breach. they say it happened in july of this year. it includes birthdates, addresses within in some cases drivers violence numbers and credit card numbers for 200,000 consumers. they detected the breach a month ago. amazon announced it's looking for a second corporate headquarters in north america. it will provide 50,000 jobs and cost $5 billion. back to you, maria. maria: the market took a hit on north korea fears and quickly stabilized. when yield on corporate bonds are lower than corporate stocks, blankfein said that unnerves me. >> i share his concern. but it's nothing new. it starte

gerri willis. >>> with us on the security breach host.d, paul, this happened months ago, back in july. we find out about it now. i know that happened in the case of target, federated, we had that back. why is it we find out so late afterward? they were getting just sense of magnitude of the problem or they just what? i don't understand. >> well, actually, neil, what they were trying to do from a corporate perspective validate the depth of the breach which from a corporate perspective you can see that. neil: what does that mean? >> frankly shameful they waited so long to tell consumers, 143 million consumers, the most vital piece of their private life have been come poe mizeed. neil: you don't sign up unless you get credit services or monitoring update services, you don't sign up to get a member of equifax. they sign up, get stuff on you, car dealers, mortgage-holders, potential banks want to make awe customer, they hope, they get this from them. you have no really play or say in this. equifax is many could back, saying, well, we'll double

gerri willis' life for us with those details. >> a global computer glitch affecting systems at 100 airportshe world today, causing thousands of travelers to be delayed. reagan airport in washington, d.c., johannesburg, zurich. the glitch was related to software used by almost 100 110 airlines. the outage began early on thursday of the leaving passengers waiting in long lines waiting to check in for their flights. th cpany that provides that software confirmed it was experiencing a network issue that caused the disruption, that according to telegraph. after a few hours officials said their systems were back up and running it after the momentary glitch, they said everything was settling down. >> heather: that was then, what about now? what's to keep it from happening again? >> i don't think there's anything that really keeps this. there are a lot of systems, a lot of technology, it could happen at any time again. >> heather: thank you very much, appreciate it. >> jon: we are awaiting the white house news briefing set to start about 30 minutes from now, that's always entertaining. plus, what c

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gerri willis live from the newsroom with the latest on this one. gerri, what do you have?e middle class is caught in the cross-hairs, let's look at cost sharing reduction payments. this is $7 billion the president says is bailout of insurers. that is the money paid each and over year to basically pay the money lower income people can not pay in subsidies to buy obamacare. but here is the deal. the cbo says if the money is not paid, gross premiums offered through the marketplaces they will be 20% higher in 2018 and 25% higher by 2020. think about it, taxpayers would see federal budget deficits increase by $194 billion the next 10 years. here is reality. if that money isn't paid, or if it is not paid, the middle class is caught in the cross-hairs. why? because they're already paying nearly $23,000 a year for health care. that is the people that watch this network. these are small, independent business operators, who don't have a company to provide health care enshuns for them. they pay all this money out-of-pocket for care. let me tell you, melissa. i have interviewed these

there's the smiley one, gerri willis was kind enough to do that. there is melissa with the omg face. and i believe we got charlie with the tongue with the money coming out. and lizzie mcdonald there? there she goes with the big tongue. it's not just the iphone apple fans are flipping over, you heard hillary mention the apple 3 series watch. stream 40 million songs and alert you your heart rate is spiking when you hear your favorite aerosmith song, when you are sitting there, it will let you know in case you are having a heart incident. move over rolex. this is significant. apple announced it is the number one watch maker in the world. what should shareholders be flipping over? gesher kawasaki ceo ross gerber thinks it's not today that matters but what happens when the phones begin to ship that will make or break ceo tim cook? kevin kelly of kelly and company not buying the stock, says apple is facing major hurtles in the most crucial market and rene richie is just running out of the meeting to join us momentarily. he's been inside, he'll give you t

gerri willis is live with us on the news deck. companies don't write flood insurance companies do. >> no, fema actually issues that coverage. individual companies will package it with their own and buy it from the government. that's the way it typically happens. you're out of luck at this point if you think you're going to get a new insurance policy. standard operating procedure within insurers, they write it today but doesn't go into effect for 30 days. they do that so you don't game the system. in florida, when typically happens -- i have this from my sources in florida -- they stop writing when there's a hurricane warning or hurricane watch. the pens go down. you don't get anything. so you need to have it already. there's one small exception. >> shepard: what's that? >> if you just bought a house, guess what? they'll honor that. by law you have to have coverage. especially if you're in some of these storm surge areas. there's two different things, homeowner policies that will covered wind damage, the hurricane policies from the

gerri willis is here. let's start with the watch. self-contained. you don't need your phone?perates separately. you can go running, see your texts. >> heart rate on it. >> right there. a big upgrade for the watch. they've been looking something big for the watch. price point, $399. connected to gps. has to get service. >> and an upgraded 8. >> yes. $699, $799. great cameras. they do a portrait mode where they light up parts of your face. >> i was blown away by it. a theater lighting mode available. the 10, it's an x but the roman numeral 10. >> that's like going to the super bowl. >> that's the new thing. i watched it. >> you did? >> shepard: yeah. totally. when they line this up for you, they put 30,000 dots on your face. >> which sounds painful. >> you don't feel it. that's how they know your face. doesn't matter if you grow a beard, lose your hair, go gray. you get all kinds of wrinkles. whatever happens. this is a promise. this is what they say. >> shepard: it adapts. as your viewing audience must. >> if you go to pay with your apple pay, you can use your face. can you im

thank you, gerri willis, thank you very much. >> you are most welcome.muth is following it better than anyone i know. >> there hasn't been change to our thinking, we're not exactly sure where the center of the storm is going to go, that has crucial impacts for areas especially in florida. in the short-term, the center of the storm moving towards the turks and caicos, no change in the structure of the storm. pressure came up a little bit, winds still at category 5 strength, this is right towards turks and caicos, a direct hit from a cat 5. that will probably bring 15-20 feet of storm surge which some of the islands are so low lying it would have a complete shover of the islands. also the bahamas, hurricane warnings in effect throughout the entire bahama chain and hurricane watches in effect for south florida. i think we're seeing if not a direct hit in south florida. it is going to be a very close brush and you need to prepare for the direct hit. if it does happen, if the category 4, maybe category 5 storm it will be catastrophic to parts of south florida

gerri willis is here. she is from the fox business network and has been watching the excitement.ith the watch. it will display your heartbeat. if you are an exercise in busiest or if you are dead you can look down and know it. >> you want to go out and run and not carry the phone, there you go. you can listen to songs. it will stream. speak to you can answer the phone. >> magical. you're going to be paying a lot. 399 with service. keep in mind this is 1,000 bucks, the iphone. >> shepard: you jumped ahead. there is the iphone 8 too. we have the iphone 7, iphone 7 . the next is the iphone iphone iphone eight plus. the cameras are better. >> they do a portrait things you can change the background. the pictures look beautiful. if you are doing a selfie, they're great. >> shepard: 699 and 799 to start. then it's the iphone x, roman numeral. >> there are some details possibly coming. t-mobile saying $300 off. the ceo of sprint tweeting they are going to match deals. i called sprint to say what does it mean and she said we're not... we will find out. you need to call your carrier. >> sh

but first gerri willis standing by with news from wall street.ut busy news week. hurricane irma barreling through the caribbean claiming at least 23 lives and

gerri willis has the story. >> that's right. you bet.ent trump is barely finished describing his tax reform plan yesterday when media outlets began releasing their analysis of the plan. i have to tell you, it came so fast, it seems like it may have been written beforehand. let me share a few of the headlines. from the l.a. times don't buy the spin the new tax plan is a huge give away to the wealthy. this from the new york times. trump land gives substantial rewards for healthy people and corporations. these headlines ignore the fact that he opened the door for high earnings. seems the coverage obscure the fact that among the so called wealthy people, getting a tax people for small business, sandra i think you're starting your presser. i'll go back to you. >> sandra: thank you. sarah sanders at the white house press briefing room. >> today the president actively engaged in monitoring the recovery efforts in puerto rico. this morning he received an update from fema administrator brock long. administrator long has also briefed members of th

thank you, gerri willis.garland nixon on pushing the single-payer option for democrats. some are concerned as you know that it looks a little too out there. that's why the establishment of the party, i don't know what that is anymore are not necessarily in sync with what senator sanders wants to do. what do you think this is going? >> the good thing politically is that the democrats have an affirmative plan. right now republicans are against obamacare, but they don't have an affirmative plan, something to sell to the voters. i think the strategy here is to push it in the long run and let people know the single-payer is simply medicare. the fact of the matter is 93% of the people on medicare already approve of it. it's a good plan both politically and ultimately with health care prices for many years. >> i do see them what you are saying. it's very honest campaign when he said he would hike taxes on the middle class and the upper class to pay for this. so he relates this just couldn't be the view in that it wo

gerri willis latest how the white house helping relief efforts with a presidential visit next tuesdayl, florida governor rick scott is meeting with donald trump today to talk about recovery efforts in the wakes of the devastation of hurricane maria. recovery efforts there plagued by a lack of communication. trump administration officials say with most power lines and cell towers down, the lack of electricity an communication has made coordinating difficult. lieutenant-general jeff buchanan will coordinate more than 7,000 troops and then thousand governor workers trying to rebuild and restore power to the island and distribute clean water and wood. now the president took to twitter friday morning to talk about relief efforts saying in part, quote, puerto rico has been destroyed by two hurricanes. big decisions will have to be made as to the cost of its rebuilding. i have to tell you, neil, not as everybody is upbeat. residents of island say help is scarce and disorganized. one big problem, getting supplies from the ports to people. clearing roads is another issue. president trump addre

gerri willis with latest on what she is hearing in particular cellular contracts.my hands on this thing, and what do you have to pay with the phone, $1,000, a tab for the new iphone x . carriers are likely to go out of their way to get you to preorder with them. issuing special offers in end may make it cost a little less, at&t is pushing ordering on-line, to skip the long lines at apple store. promoting web site, and my at&t app, process takes 3 screens, select your device, accessorize, and protect and check out. according to a spokesperson yesterday. and that company now offering to get this 650 dollars to payoff your service contract and old device when you get a new phone and switch to t-mobile. we have wh yet to hear from vern and sprint, that become later in the day. why are we convinced there will be special offers? remember when samsung gal goldman sachsy note -- galaxy note 8 came out some began payment plan offers. you don't have to switch carriers, if you are interested to iphone x or 8 and you want to stay with your carrier, reach out directly to your c

gerri willis on some other developments. the sec now disclosing a hack attack.nable trades. what the latest? >> on the heels of equifax, an 11 page missive written by the sec chairman jay clayton revealing a hack of a thinker database familiar to any business journalists come a place you go to see public filing. page three of the statement describes the agencies were cybersecurity risks and clayton wrote to us. in august 2017, the commission learned in incident previously detected in 2016 may have provided the basis for illicit gain through training specifically a software vulnerability. the past filing component of our system was exploited and access to nonpublic info. the chair says the vulnerability was later patched and continues to investigate the source of the hack working with authorities at the revelation raises questions about whether hackers use the filing to gain a trading advantage over other investors in illegal profits. i reached out to the sec today for details like what nonpublic info was taken or why did it take so long to announce? no further d

. >> welcome back to "coast-to-coast" i'm gerri willis.k up quick flood insurance or home owners coverage as hurricane irma bears down on florida, pretty much forget about it. insurers will write you a policy but won't go into effect for 30 days, that is standard operating procedure across the country. insurers don't want people waiting until the last-minute for coverage gaming the system and buying just as the storm bears down. in florida, the common practice is insurers stop writing policy once a hurricane warning or wash is issued. that is according to the insurance institute, that could mean a lot of pain for florida home owners. 1.4 million homes have no flood insurance coverage and are in an area prone to receiving storm surge damage. until the 1.7 million homes in florida are insured of the state's 4.7 million total. the largest numbers of homes are covered where you expect most, in the south and highly populated areas like dade county. fema is extending grace period for payment of flood insurance sponsored by the government called

on sunday here in new york city more than 10,000 people are expected to walk including our own gerri willis i will be there and i will be one of hundreds of survivors let me tell you the teacher on the back said survivor we will be there in force there is a fox team and let me tell you our fund raising is going to go gang buster. the company is number ten on the list of ten. individually were number six. we really climbed the lead table. this is a disease that needs attention. a lot of americans. one and eight americans will contract this disease. and 40,000 people died this year alone from breast cancer. 3million women survived this. and i'm can be one of them and you can too. need you to support us out there today. if to go to common nyc jerry. and then you'll be able to give them money. it's a great cause. the support here. here's what i really want to say. what's amazing about this is the way fox women had stepped up all of fox to contribute and participate in support me. it just brings tears to my eyes. we are swinging higher every day with this cause. in helping this cause obviously.

[laughter] dagen: gerri willis wanted a credit freeze, she got this response -- [laughter] dagen: she want a credit freeze and they could not do it and they couldn't give her answers. pete: one strike, two strikes, you're in serious trouble, equifax. maria: a taxi medallion in 2013, some team medallion sold $1.3 million. pete: you have to have one of those to drive in new york. maria: 241,000. that's the story of uber getting kicked out of london. the taxis are complaining because their valuations have dropped. dagen: 40,000 uber drivers in london and 3 and a half million customers of the service. it was expected with the decision, uber was trying to renew, get a new five-year license to operate in london and they have shut -- the government there has shut uber out. there will be outrage. we will see if competitors can move in and pick up the slack where it will not be anymore. brian: same story with airbnb's. maria: medallion owners are fuming. pete: of course, they are the gatekeepers to entry. they don't have to pay 1.3 million to get in up front. you get in cheaper, you can still

gerri willis is with us with the full story. does amazon have a problem with price-gouging? explain why. so think of amazon as the mall operator. yes, they have a store in the mall but lots of other small businesses, not other small businesses, but small businesses have stores in the mall. they are all offering some of the same goods. when you search on amazon you gets lots of prices not just amazon's price but scores of other prices. so today, let me tell you what amazon is saying because they gave as you statement last night. we do not engage in surge pricing. prices have not widely fluctuated in last month. lower prices offer are selling out. leaving higher priced offers from third party sellers. stuart: that is the problem, third party guys. >> that's right. they're saying, rest of statement says this, if you are having problems, call customer service. we'll make it right. i heard your interview with the judge earlier today. i have to disagree. this isn't just about profits at this point. you got to think, air fares being cut. jetblue is doing this. why? your company's -