but gerri willis is here in for neil. go ahead, gerri. gerri: this is "cavuto coast to coast," i'm gerri willis. stocks turning around on a report that a decision on steve bannon's future, well, it's imminent. and officials are expecting a firing. we're going to dig into this over the next few hours, but i should tell you this, that this is a single report. we're telling you this because the markets have turned around 90 points. but first, our top story, terror striking spain. two attacks in the last 24 hours leaving at least 14 people dead and more than 100 injured. a manhunt underway for the driver who mowed down innocent people. police killing five suspected terrorists in the pursuit and arresting four others. isis claiming responsibility, secretary of state rex tillerson with an >> we have now received word and confirmed the death of one american citizen in the terrorist attacks in spain, amongst those who have been killed. we're still confirming the injuries and deaths of others, but obviously we express our deepest sympathies to the

we've got gerri willis here now with "making money." ♪ ♪ gerri: good evening, everybody, i'm gerri willisd you're watching "making money." fast moving developments tonight from wall street to washington. president trump's chief strategist, steve bannon, is out, and stocks on the move. the dow rebounding initially from steep losses on word bannon would be leaving, and soon after the white house, well, making it official. but the dow still ended the week lower. our charlie gasparino was way ahead of the whole thing. he tweeted way back on sunday that bannon would go. all right, charlie, before we get to bannon, you want to talk about carl icahn. >> interesting move tonight. this just broke, it broke via carl icahn's twitter feed which is where the billionaire activist investor likes the communicate with the public. he is leaving the trump -- he was an unofficial adviser to donald trump on economic manners, regulatory manners. that is no more. he's basically resigned from this post -- gerri: was this a show up at work with every day post or call me up on the telephone. >> no. it was more of

gerri: i'm gerri willis and you are watching making money. the fallout fast and furious as president trump tweeted he was disbanding two corporate advisory boards, his manufacturing council and strategic and policy forum amid growing back lab on the president's remarks on the charlottesville. reporter: this unraveled quickly it was monday when the ceo of merck announced he would be stepping aside from the manufacturing council. tuesday president trump seemed confident he could fill the slots. but later today the president tweeted out saying he is trying to provide these business leaders some political cover. he said rather than putting pressure on the business people of the manufacturing council and strategy and policy form, i am ending both. thank you all. jamie dimon sent out a statement. he said it's a leader's role in baines government to bring people together, not tear them apart. today the members of the president's strategic and policy forum agreed to disband. earlier today here was mike pence speaking from chile. >> what happened in c

gerri: judge do you agree?> i don't agree and don't disagree, because i don't know the prosecutors. higmy colleague on this panel has great experience. this may be the beginning of a long process, no fbi investigation can be fruitful without a grand jury, it would rely on voluntary statements and voluntary submissions of documents and tangibles, the special prosecutor and his timteam needs a grand jury to compel the production of testimony and documents and tangible things. gerri: i am interrupting you for a moment, showing pictures of vice president pence. arriving in tennessee. the statesman's dinner. we're developing the developments, please continue. >> sure, and the grand jury may very well be targeting some peripheral witness that none of us knows about. the federal prosecutors have a great and off up successful technique of indicting someone, and holding it over their headen to deuce their cooperation on the main matter. does this mean there is smoke and fire and the trump campaign russia connection? abs

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gerri: u.s.cials telling fox news north korea loaded two anti-cruise ship missiles on to a patrol boat pats rogue regime is vowing to strike the u.s. with thousands-fold revenge after the united nations security council imposed new sanctions on the rogue regime. fred, i'll start with you. this latest news. what do you make of it? >> it's troubling whenever there is an escalation like this. i think this probably represents typical bluster we see from north korea after events. the key thing here is will china enforce these new sanctions. it hasn't done so in the past. that will be the key to preventing the outbreak of a serious military confrontation. gerri: we had the sanctions from the u.n., the president said he really liked them. but is it enough? >> i think it was a major diplomatic victory for the u.s. i think it's vital we do what we can to have the chinese a yank the chain on parapet bull. and as long as they are cooperating and helping us keep north korea in a box, we don't need to be disc

gerri: the issue.blicans to follow him, they don't agree with what he wants. >> they do agree. they have been talking about obamacare repeal for 7 years btax reform long before donald trump came along, only thing they don't agree with, is wall and infrastructure. gerri: leave it there thank you. >> great debate, great to have you on. >> thank you. gerri: lou dobbs is coming up next right here on fox business. stay with us. lou: good evening president trump today keeping pressure on north korea. warning rogue rejee regime that united states is well equipped to fight, tweeting our nuclear arsenal is stronger and more powerful than ever, president trump's tweet a day after he warned north korea it would be met with quote, fire and fury like the world has never seen. defense secretary mattis also adding his voice, in a statement in lockstep with president trump's saying, quote, the dprk should cease any

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gerri: good evening. i'm gerri willis and you are watching making money. 13 people dead after a van plowed into a street crowded with tourists in barcelona. police say they are treating this as a terrorist attack. the driver remaining on the loose. reports isis has claimed responsibility and celebrating online. that's right. in the u.s. the attacks sent stocks plummeting. president trump condemning the attack saying the u.s. will do whatever is necessary to help. vice president mike pence also condemning the attacks. >> the united states condemns this terror attack and we'll do whatever is necessary to help. whatever inspired today's terror attack. the united states stands ready to assist the people. spain and find and punish those responsible. on this dark day, our prayers and the prayers of all the american people are with the victims, their families, and the good people of spain. gerri: find and punish those responsible. and news within the past hour that this is linked to an explosion yesterday. joini

especially with a name like gerry studds. it turned out he is not. it is to no fault of his own on his mother's side, he is a catholic from new york and his father side are southerners. while he looked like a person of wealth, actually, his family moved there sometime after the war and he never quite felt like he fit in with the people in his upper class surroundings.the happiest time of his early life was when he went to school. there, he blossomed academically and developed his love for language as he learned german and french. while he was there and really advanced work for a high school student. i'm going to let this stand in for his next part of his academic career which was at yale. by the time he was 17 or 18 he really began to come to grips with his sexual identity. this was very painful and difficult for him. this was the 1950s.he was born in 1937. and i would guess that of, the 50s for a time of relative oppression on this issue as well as on others. while he was at yale, he dated woman. nobody, i interviewed people with him he went to scho

anne is gerrie's eldest.ed with her because she was at university when our mums moved in together, but it's so hot, so time for some drinking. i see through them that absolutely anything is possible. i think it would be different if people were horrible to me or if i was bullied because of it. because i was 17 or 18, i was at university. it was actually kind of cool to have lesbian parents. it was the whole time of friends and ross. yeah, carol and susan. i was like, "my new mum's called susan too!" i think my mum, as well, for having such young children, i think that would have been really hard for her. i think she was quite scared. you don't know what fears are in your head and what are legitimate fears. but they didn't know if you could legally lose your children or if someone complains and what would the school system say? my grandparents knew, but none of their friends knew, they were so worried about what their reaction would be. i remember my mum sat me my brother down and she asked if i was embarrasse

my mum moved in here with gerrie 17 years ago. with gerrie came three big sisters for me.t, come on. time to go. see you later. bye! so here we have some pictures of me and my brother, jamie. my favourite one of us is the picture of us posing out here because my mum always tried to make us be all happy and smiley together. poorjamie. he was the only boy in the house apart from rupert the dog and max the cat. so i think we're going to start my journey off by speaking to him. i think it will be quite interesting to see what it is like from a male perspective in a house full of women. i think i was eight. and i remember... i remember gerrie coming over to the house quite a lot and elaine being there, playing football with her in the back garden and all of that, but not really knowing what it was. and then it was when my mum and dad split up, that's when it's sort of... 0h, 0k! this is what's happening. do you know what i mean? i feel like you always just found the funny side of things. aye, always. you have to make a joke of things. and not feel sad or angry. always got to lo

joining me, bloomberg's gerry smith.o has not commented publicly about specifically what was stolen in this hack. the fbi is investigating. do not said that they think at this point that their entire email system has been compromised. and if that's true, that's very good news, because a lot of people, when this news first broke, immediately started thinking about the sony hacks from a few years ago, where hackers were able to compromise the email system and a leak all alls of -- and they leaked sorts of embarrassing communications with sony executives on the internet. emily: there are reports that this hack is seven times bigger than the sony hack. do we know about the actual size and the impact? gerry: you know, it's still to be determined. one thing that is worth considering is that the email -- hackony email -- the sony was largely emails, where it appears with the hbo hack, these are in some cases actual episodes of programs. we've reported some episodes of "curb your enthusiasm" and " ballers" were stolen. the actua

gerry: you know, it's still to be determined.hat is worth considering is that the email -- the sony email -- the sony hack was largely emails, where it appears with the hbo hack, these are in some cases actual episodes of programs. we've reported some episodes of "curb your enthusiasm" and "ballers" were stolen. the actual amount of data in that video might be much larger than emailed, even if there were far more emails from the sony hack that were compromised. emily: there are other reports with "variety" reporting that the hackers are threatening to release material over the weekend. what do we know? gerry: i saw the report, as well. hbo is not commenting. i think the big concern for hbo is trying to limit the damage here. from what we know, their big show is "game of thrones," and, as far as we can tell, there have not been any stolen episodes of upcoming episodes of "game of thrones." hbo is still investigating this with law enforcement. their hope is, especially with at&t about to acquire their parent company, time warner, h

number one hits including lift me up and it's raining men and now after a lengthy hiatus gerry's back with her first international music release in twelve years it's angels in chains a song tribute to the late great george michael and your name is no jerry corner i'll just jerry we can be on. jerry one i just got married in our well as your maiden name yes it was they said i think americans might know i mean. how well it would bring any they were highly well mary having grown up on a hollywood just shares jerry just jerry want to do horner my husband a year member of that. he ran the race team the air force and the f one formula one thing. lloyd it was a title well it kind of a thing the title is i wrote that when george died and i did michael george michael died and i didn't know what to do i was in the middle of writing songs i love writing and it's kind of saying i think we're all good people but we've all got crosses to bath in a and it's it's kind of saying that you know we feel sad but then there's a joy in it as well basically so i wrote it in tribute to him a world you know. i

i like you too gerry do you have now this is a signal that more music is coming yeah our ears return yeah i mean i love music i like connecting i really line bringing positivity that's very american thing to bring positivity in all the darkness that we're all going to think about what america's been through and britain i think what can we do you and i office as a community do and i think sometimes it's like it lighting a positive candle you know through the darkness and i think music is my contribution you miss the old days of recording or you think of screaming i'm one half and it's really really good you know it's fantastic i mean we have to move with the times it's life it changes if you don't you know keep up the times it moves on without you of course as an artist on my own goals you know. people don't buy the you know the cd before that was a tape before that was a record. so it's just the way life is but it's very convenient identify people have that same like a lot you used to have you know the record or those cd and you look at it and you read the lyrics it feels a little mi

gerri -- gerry i mind out pout. >> thank you.t i harken back if the president can make a grand speech, meaningful, substantive speech, not all the time but ruin it the next day either with a tweet or campaign event where he says something, you know, politically incorrect. you know the drill. i'm wondering how he follows up in arizona tonight? >> well, first of all i don't know. second of all maybe he doesn't even know. he seems to judge the situation by the way he feels at the moment sometimes. i was sort of taken by something newt gingrich tweeted today which he advised the president, this would be a good occasion to look more presidential and a little less confrontational. i think, you know, as was just discussed, turn the temperature down a bit. we'll see. i think it is really hard to predict. some may depends what kind of crowd shows up too. as with anybody who speaks in public, i think president is sometimes swept along a bit by the atmosphere that he find himself in. i think that is a great unknown as we head into tonight.

gerri: look at that, john cornyn there next -- there mr.expectations. >> critical thing, if he does not move quickly, we're not going to meet the deadlines,. lou: deadlines? he is one of those who set them, they are legislative deadlines, do you remember tax reform by august. moving healthcare through, those were not the president's -- >> i didn't say they were. lou: i am reminding everyone else. you couldn't be here if i had to remind you. >> how do i get off? i think that critical thing. >> you are here because i for get them. >> i think it is -- this president -- an insult. i thought about this, when howard baker was ronald reagan's majority leader, when bob dole ran goncz george w. bush he did everything he could to get bush's agenda through. mitch mcconnell has a wife in this administration, secretary of transportation, you would think every day he would push this president's agenda and not his. lou: you mean, elane chow, transportation secretary in charge of infrastructure, a trillion dollar program, i am sure she is in washington rig

gerri: they want to impose an income tax.hey are capturing more than the hugely successful technology folks it's a broader net they are throwing people into. the freedom foundation says it's unconstitutional because the state constitution says you can't do that. kennedy: they can't set their own income tax. gere require has gone to the supreme court and the court says your state constitution says you can't do this. in new york city, deblasio wants a millionaire's tax to pay for the nonsense going on with public transportation. you see the left in the big cities, pedal to the metal. and state like confound if you do this, the wealthy leave. kennedy: when you have money you have mobility and you can hire a bigger u-haul. hillary clinton may be out of the woods physically or she is not yet when it comes to benghazi. a federal judge ordered the state department to reopen the search for hillary's emails related to the 2012 attacks that killed four americans. >> we have four dead americans, was it because of protests or because som

gerri: they want to impose an income tax.he hugely successful technology folks it's a broader net they are throwing people into. the freedom foundation says it's unconstitutional because the state constitution says you can't do that. kennedy: they can't set their own income tax. gere require has gone to the supreme court and the court says your state constitution says you can't do this. in new york city, deblasio wants a millionaire's tax to pay for the nonsense going on with public transportation. you see the left in the big cities, pedal to the metal. and state like confound if you do this, the wealthy leave. kennedy: when you have money you have mobility and you can hire a bigger u-haul. hillary clinton may be out of the woods physically or she is not yet when it comes to benghazi. a federal judge ordered the state department to reopen the search for hillary's emails related to the 2012 attacks that killed four americans. >> we have four dead americans, was it because of protests or because some guys went out for a walk an

gerri: i'm gerri willis and you are watching making money. fast and furious as president trump tweeted he was disbanding two corporate advisory boards, his manufacturing council and strategic and policy forum amid growing back lab on the president's remarks on the charlottesville. reporter: this unraveled quickly it was monda

why didn't james madison go along with mason, gerry and the bill of rights? madison opposed because for two reasons. he thought it would be unnecessary or dang are you. unnecessary because the constitution itself was a bill of rights by limiting and spelling out the powers of congress and denying to congress any powers that were not in it. dangerous because madison thought people might assume if a right wasn't written down it was not protect. he thought since the rights came from god, not government, it would be bad to assume you could have a determined list. based on the opposition of these three dissenters, the anti-federalists geared up. i told you that hamilton and madison wrote "the federalist papers," well, the anti-federalists wrote a series of counter pamphlets with really anonymous pseudonyms like a federal farmer. they said don't ratify it unless it contains the bill of rights, and based on this opposition many of the state ratifying conventions came to agree with them and demand subsequent amendments in the course of ratifying the constitution. as

>> shepard: thanks, gerri.testers taking matters in their own hands rallying against a racist display in charlottesville, virginia. see what a crowd did in north carolina next. >> shepard: just days after the deadly violence at a white supremacist rally in charlottesville, crowds pulled down a confederate statue in north carolina. demonstrators in raleigh chanting "no trump, no kkk, no fascist u.s.a." happened in durham. vigils and demonstrations have spread across america after a white nationalist plowed his car into a group of counter protesters in charlottesville. the kkk, neo-nazis and white supremacists were there to protest the removal of a confederate statue. there's a memorial set for the woman that died. doug mckelway has more. doug, are you there? >> try again, please. >> shepard: doug, it's my understanding there's a memorial set for the woman that died there. >> i got you. i got you now. i think you're talking about the memorial service if i'm not mistaken for heather heyer. i'll have a few more det

the downside, gerri. >> not a pretty day today with a lot of red on the board. let me tell you about winners. cisco and merck doing well up marginally. united technologies big loser. big name losing today, walmart down. why? this is a fascinating story. amazon is going to cut prices on supermarket staples, everything from bananas to beef. once they buy whole foods they expect to drop those prices and let me tell you the entire sector, supermarket stocks down, kroger, costco, supervalu, target. take a look at numbers here, all red. on this news amazon is coming after them. could be a price war ultimately. what they're going to do is extend the prime membership for online. big name trading lower right now although started up, sears, had a loss less than expected. their second-quarter loss on fewer store visits, that is the big headline there. as you know, a lot of their revenues coming now from real estate instead of store sales as customers abandon those stores. that company desperate for improvement. interesting story on wall street, all retailers all the time.

gerri willis on the moment. what happened, gerri? >> it was crazy. a washington social media war breaking out. for a change in pace, it doesn't involve president trump. the trouble started on instagram where louise linton posted a picture of her and her husband getting off a jet where he was on official business. here's what appeared on the feed. "great day trip to kentucky. nicest people, beautiful countryside." she then described her outfit. mentions of the high-end designers raised eyebrows and hackles. one of the users posted this. "glad we could pay for your get away." linton went on the offensive against the woman, an oregon mother of three posting this. "ah, did you think this was a personal trip? adorable." "do you think the u.s. government paid for our travel? lol. have you give more to the economy than me and my husband either in self-sacrifice to your country? i'm pretty sure we paid more taxes to our day trip than you did. i'm sure we sacrifice more per year is more than you'll be willing to sacrifice if the choice was yours." the treasur

let's go to gerri willis.ment, at least some of them are making a comeback today. >> absolutely right, ashley. seeing retailers rebound after amazon said they would cut prices at new whole foods stores. amazon a hill down, interesting. this company can't stop making news. that company announcing they will have a new fulfillment center, north randall ohio. that is suburb of cleveland. they adding full time associate jobs. can't keep the company down. always innovating. company earlier this year, would add 100,000 jobs all in this year. they are well on the way. now we're seeing grocery store stocks, starting to come back and rebound after a big hit on amazon news. everybody worried about the margins. everybody worried about pricing. ash, back to you. ashley: the amazon effect. gerri willis thank you very much at the new york stock exchange. >>> two big issues brewing for wall street. hurricane harvey threatening to wreak havoc on the very heart of america's energy sector. as investors brace for upcoming battle

gerri willis, great stuff. thank you very much. >> thank you.y: while president trump insists america build a border wall, plan to fix america's roads and bridges stuck in the slow lane. they need help. your portfolio could get unstuck if you make the right moves now. how many puns can we make. trillion dollar in spending over 10 years. what we heard. nothing happened yet. as an investor how can i still play this? >> think the trump administration's efforts at streamlining will help, but let's remember, for the first time in 10 years, all 45 countries measured by the oecd have economic growth. we have global economic growth. ashley: even japan. >> 75% are accelerating. we have a huge economic tailwind in our back. in the november election not only trump got elected but $200 million of infrastructure plans were approved by voters. we have a lot going on. we have record driving miles. record container traffic. record airport traffic. there is a record need. ashley: boy, is there. from the investment point of view, what is a good move? >> i think a

gerri willis is here now with "making money." ♪ ♪ gerri: fast-moving developments tonight from wall streetol hill. on wall street the dow closing at an eighth straight record high after a better than expected jobs report. unemployment, again, at a 16-year low while this washington the attorney general works would-be leakers, don't do it, because you will be found out and prosecuted. hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis, and you're watching "making money." ag sessions announcing the justice department is ramping up efforts to crack down on intel leaks that he says are damaging national security. already four people have been charged, and sessions assures more will be brought to justice. >> this nation must end this culture of

we've got gerri willis here now with "making money." ♪ ♪ gerri: good evening, everybody, i'm gerri willising "making money." fast moving developments tonight from wall street to washington. president trump's chief strategist, steve bannon, is out, and stocks on the move. the dow rebounding initially from steep losses on word bannon would be leaving, and soon after the white house, well, making it official. but the dow still ended the week lower. our charlie gasparino was way ahead of the whole thing. he tweeted way back on sunday that bannon would go. all right, charlie, before we get to bannon, you want to talk about carl icahn. >> interesting move tonight. this just broke, it broke via carl icahn's twitter feed which is where the b

gerry lenfest your determination and contributions kept the vision of the museum revolution in motionme when we experience so much political -- it is gratifying to see leaders in organizations from all walks of life come together to honor our nation's founding. just as the thanksgiving prayer seds, this is also a day that gives my people great peace of mind because is it is the culmination of years of work to preserve, honor, and enshrine our historic role in the founding of this country. never forget the phrase we often here in history. the phrase implorz us to keep our heritage and -- few is better than native americans and we are proud to be taking steps to make sure our role in this nation founding is remembered. and that the stories of our history are told and retold for generations to come. with today's opening of the national museum of the american revolution, we are rescuing the history of this country's birth and native americans role in it from the dark abyss of the memory chasm. as a proud supporter of this wonderful new facility, the united nations -- initiative because we

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gerri willis has the latest. >> that's right.labama today for jeff session's senate seat, which he vacated when he took the nation's top law enforcement post. and while no republican has lost the race in alabama since 1992, luther strange, the republican incumbent is struggling. what he has on his side, though, is a lot. president donald trump tweeting this earlier today. big day in alabama. vote for luther strange. he will be great. strange has support mitch mcconnell whose easily help put together the multimillion-dollar campaign. the former governor who appointed strange six months ago runs deep. mcconnell is seen as a establishment republican incapable of putting health care bill through the senate while bently left his office after a sex scandal. rivals taking advantage of these weaknesses. congressman is urging voters to send a huge message to the u.s. senate establishment by defeating mcconnell's hand chosen pick. and brooks has gone as far as connell mcconnell the swamp king. today, the strange campaign says the president

gerri willis has the details for us.s a big number, gerri. >> shocking number, that's right, cheryl. 3% of american adults, 92 million people. 38%. used opioids in 2015 as death rates and drug overdoses skyrocketed. many failed to follow doctor's orders, not using drugs as directed or using them without a prescription. 1%, or 1.9 million americans had an opioid use disorder. news comes from a study conducted by the national institute on dug abuse which analyzed 2015 data from 51,000 folks. why did so many americans get access to the highly addictive drugs? a study found 64% of the survey participants who misused drugs did it to relief pain. 41% got drugs from friends and family. the found uninsured, unemployed, low income americans and those with mental health problems were most leakily to misuse the drugs. attorney general jeff sessions ups the justice department efforts to combat the crisis announcing an opioid fraud and abuse detection unit. they will fund a dozen existing u.s. attorneys for a three-year attorney to f

gerri willis with "making money."ast-moving developments from wall street to the white house. stocks fell fast on news north korea successfully produced a miniaturized nuclear war head that can fit inside missiles. president trump warning north korea they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen if north korea invades the united states. reporter: this has gone from what appears to be a working vacation to almost crisis management as we learn fro

people who came out of the historical community and the political community, including chief justice gerry alexander and pierce county executive john landenberger. they came out and really pulled together the pieces that we needed to create this historical court that happened in the washington state museum in december 2004, and it was a full day of court, so this was the third trial for leschi. there were eight appointed judges. there were witnesses that were experts in their field, including military experts who came in and spoke on that battle that had happened where that lieutenant had been killed, and all of that evidence was reintroduced -- the maps, the testimony, and all those things were brought forward. it was a tough day, but through all of that, there was a unanimous finding -- a unanimous ruling at the end of that court by that special tribunal, and they cleared -- they exonerated chief leschi after all of that, so that's when i really believe his spirit was freed. i think a lot of us here at nisqually just felt amazing knowing that the whole story had now been told. we did not

people who came out of that historical community, and the political immunity, including chief justice gerry alexander and a pierce county executive. when they joined our group and saw that passion, we got the pieces we needed to create this historical court that happened in the washington state museum in december 2004. it was a full day of court. this was the third trial for leschi. it was not a give me situation. there were witnesses that were experts in their field, including military experts who came in and spoke on the battle that had happened where that lieutenant had been killed. all of that evidence was reintroduced, the map, the testimony, and all of that was brought forward. it was a tough day. but through all of that there was a unanimous ruling at the end of that court by that special tribunal. they cleared, the exonerated chief leschi after all that. is when i believe his spirit was freed. i think a lot of us here at nisqually filled so amazing knowing that, that the whole story had no been told. we didn't discount what happened in the past. that was important history. that we h

gerri: i am gerri willis from the floor of the stock exchange, guess futures trading lower, reactionco, mobile energy all higher, operators dismissing employees as the storm bears down on corpus christi which is closed. we are looking at in focus material stocks rising higher, up 7%, as we watch those stocks that will benefit from the big storm bearing down on texas, 45% of the nation's refineries, stay tuned for more. ♪ stuart: there it is, janet yellen, chair of the federal reserve, has finished her speech in jackson hole, wyoming, working with european central bank guys, the president thereof, famous walk, the gentleman on the left is possibly the chair of japan central bank, the traditional walk when they come out having delivered their speeches they walk almost regally around their fans, the media screaming, moving on. texas bracing for harvey. what is it like in galveston right now? >> reporter: the rain was coming down and the wind was whipping and right now we are in one of these lulls you experience, the outer bands of the storm start to get closer to land, that is when you

ann is gerry's eldest.st one family, but it's so hot, so time for some rooftop drinking. i see that absolutely anything is possible. i think it would be different if people were horrible to me, or if i was bullied because of it or i felt different. no — because i think i was 17, 18, i was at university. it was actually kind of cool to have lesbian parents. and it's like the whole time of friends and ross. carol and susan. and i was like, hey, my new mum's called susan too. i think for my mum as well, for having such young children, i think that would have been really hard for her. i think she was quite scared. but... because you don't know what fears are in your head and what are legitimate fears. so you don't know if legally you can lose your children, or if someone complains. what is the school system going to say? massive respect for them to have done what they did back then. yeah, because they really were the first, there was no around to support them, but then it's the kind of strength of the relations

meanwhile, gerri, the market lost a lot of steam by the end of the day. is that because traders are worried about the storm? >> there is a lot of worry about the storm. we're looking at hurricane recovery stocks all day long. as you might expect, home depot, lowe's, those stocks trading higher, we expect consumers be rushing to buy things to rebuild. it goes as far as building materials companies on fire. beacon, usg, owens-corning getting a boost here. people realize a storm of this type, intensity and strength will create need for buying and purchasing among texas consumers. i want to address the fact what is going on in these markets. stocks generally in the dow and s&p 500, higher today and for the week. why? because they were able to shrug off some negatives. they were able to shrug off negatives from the amazon acquisition of whole foods and cutting back prices. so that is good news for some retailers. i have to tell you. we'll be watching this monday morning for sure. back to you. david: whole weekend, particularly monday when markets open. wells w

gerri: good evening.you are watching making money. 13 people dead after a van plowed into a street crowded with tourists in barcelona. police say they are treating this as a terrorist attack. the driver remaining on the loose. reports isis has claimed responsibility and celebrating online. that's right. in the u.s. the attacks sent stocks plummeting. president trump condemning the

gerri willis, why is luther, why is the one the president is supporting? be the one that voters are supporting. all eyes on alabama today in the gop primary race for jeff sessions' senate seat he vacated when he took the nation's top law enforcement post. it is contentious which each candidate supports president in highly conservative state. the stakes are high. no republican lost a senate race in alabama since 1992. you would think incumbent luther strange would be heavy favorite in this conservative state. he voted with up trump 92% of the trump. he is struggling. the strange campaign said president did robo calls getting voters to cast ballots for strange. the calls went out to 150,000 gop households. earlier on fox business strange touted the support he received from the president. >> having president's unqualified endorsement, his willingness to make phone calls for me, i talked to him on the phone last night, he was very encouraging. he wants somebody up there who will get something done. i wouldn't underestimate the president's involvement in this c

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thank you gerri. but we started out that way to talk to. the governor of virginia also spoke about the attack after it happened about how this is not representative of his city and i have a message to all the white supremacists and the nazis who came into charlottesville today our message is plain and simple go home the hatred and rhetoric that has gone on. and has intensified over the last couple months is dividing this great nation the protests actually started on friday night and continued in on saturday saturday a state of emergency was declared for the city and actually all of the assembly is that were declared unlawful and police were trying to break them up here in the city there was a very heavy police presence with many and riot gear and virginia national guard with also here as well well the main reason for saturday's the right march was the authorities plans to remove a confederate statue renamed to local parks at least fifteen people were injured in the ensuing violence scores arrested pepper spray makeshift weapons were used in