i'm for increa td penaltiest people want to put in place. >> overall, teachersexcited, you're excited>> absolutely. 900 new teachers. a great day and we love having stunt. this is one of the schools in the county that willo underg generations for the next few years. >> nicole, thank you. >>> 6:34 is your time. the rescue of a little girl at a d.c. pool is miraculous this morning. it was full of children cooling off yesterday, when one child, a 7-year-old girl went un witnesses say she was pulled from the bottom ofoo the p unconscious and appearing lifeless. the pool manager and assistant pool manager performed cpr. they persisted until she was conscious andhi bre. >>> happening today, all eyes on capitol hill, as brett kavanaugh begins. >> democrats are expectedma to the case that kavangh would overtur bargabortion righ and limit documents that were sealed. we know that 40,000 papers were released. chuck schumer said, lawmakers will not be able to read them before the hearings begin. >>> now, to breaking news. a strong typhoon is hitting japan with strong winds. >> we're tking a histo

people living there say they will be allowed to re-apply to live there and they could see a rent increasen 500 and a thousand dollars depending on the size of the apartment. many say they won't be able to afford the increase. ( darya ) the real estate company that owns the property says that current residents will be offered financial assistance for relocation or temporary housing during the rennovations. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... authorities are hoping a mother's voice will lead a young boy with autism back home. ( james ) plus... a child -- kidnapped by his father -- is reunited with his mother... and we're seeing the moment it happened. ( james ) and... the future of san jose's old city hall is decided. this isn't just any long-distance relationship. this is lo

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. >> why it is so significant is, a, it is a hugin crease increas.nts in one month is significant. secondly, independents will decide who controls the house and the senate next year and will decide who the next president is. if you couple that number, that 10% drop, and you look at support amongst republicans for his overall approval, we saw that number drop eight points. it is still in the 80s, but when you see significant drops, just imagine if mueller comes out with something that is extremely damming, what the drop will be. >> samantha, the anonymous op-ed writer in "the new york times", the administration official, he talked about a two-track presidency. today the president signed an executive order that aims to punish foreign entities for interfering in american elections, but you have concerns about the effectiveness of this. >> i think it should be titled much ado about nothing because it is nothing that is very new. we already have under an existing national emergency, which is a legal distinction, the authority to punish foreign actors, for

. >> they are calling this increa increase unprecedented despite the fact there is often up tick in those number of calls when sex assault is in the news. it was tweeted friday the number of people helped by the hot line was 201% above average yesterday. the increase came as dr. christine blasey ford described in vivid detail what she claims to remember about the alleged attack. dr. ford's testimony was followed by an emotional rebuttal from judge kavanaugh, furious and in tears over what he's called false accusations. in a surprise decision by the committee, the postponement of the vote to allow limited fbi investigation, and that choice came as a relief to crisis centers, which said we are grateful for the decision to postpone the vote until the fbi can conduct a background check to investigate the allegations of sexual assault. the risks of a brief delay in confirmation vote are far less than the risks of a lifetime appointment made in haste. the kavanaugh hearings were not the only time calls to the centers have spiked. last weekend when second accuser deborah ramirez announced more a

many experts point to the booming economy and low on appointment rates, , and increae in vacationers.raveling over 50 miles this weekend, which is a 5% increase from last year. 16 and a half million of those will be airline travel, which is up 3.5% from last year. labor day is the fifth most travel holiday, that's wait so busy. with the end of their conversation culmination toppig the list, they drop the national gas prices. this is attributed to the lack of demand after the summer, crude oil prices, and the switchover to cheaper gasoline. it began with the highest gas price for a labor day holiday in the past four years, but the national average is $2.83. that number is expected to go down to about $2.70 for the fal fall. >> people aren't worried about the gas prices. when we hit $3.25, that changes things. but at $3 or below, where we have been, people will continue to travel by car. >> businesses are also looking forward to this higher consumer confidence and low gas prices as we head into the holiday spending season. we are 16 weeks away from christmas. >> ebony: thanks, laura. >>

it's only going to increas here.e in our hotel, we are in a safe location, we still do have power, but we know hundreds of thousands across the region are without power and upwards of 3 llion people will likee electricity before this storm rolls out through here. again, the fire chief said it' not the immediate impact of this storm, but what will come in the days and weeks following it. certainly we are feeling that heavy outer band of rain here. we have been out here since about 8:00 last night. the conditions have worse.sively gotten fortunately, there is not a lot of people that have ventured outside. here in our hotel where we have a safe location though, we can see trees bending in the distance. ceainly the rain is very blinding here and the wind is continuing to crse, guys. k that is something that residents have to worry about whenhey feel like for a moment that mess has passed them by. they actually may b in the eye. ametimes you have it wrong and you walk outsi say, wow, it's gone. well, the worstin is c beh

>> in early august we updated our forecast and predicted we would see retail sales increas increase-percentagehat up to four and a half, likely to be close to 5%. if not more and things continue the way they gone thus far and back in the tariff issue if this gets pushed into 2,019 or receive the escalation maybe or see deals get made between the us and our partners in canada and in europe that will take some of the pressure off and we could get a happy holiday seas season. stuart: when i go to - when i buy something, i use a credit card. some of my credit cards have perks attached. you build up mileage and allies and the judge is laughing with me because i'm kind of cheap but nonetheless i use these credit cards that have perks. i understand retailers are not happy about this because you guys get landed with the cost of the perks. in some of you are about to say were not taking that card because it's too costly for us, is that accurate? >> you touched on the whole issue of the relationship between the card issuers and the banks and the merchant partners. the interchange is the fees that the me