. >> joel: everybody who has notre dame on their schedule. scratching their heads saying we have to play them. >> gus: they are looking like they used to look. >> joel: yes, yes. >> gus: lewerke and riney out of bounds and starts the clock and 1:18 to go. we were doing a game at stanford and a notre dame team. and they were one team and could have landed in the college football mrachs. they have a great roaster. he goes down hard. foul and contact below the knees. 15 yard penalty. and automatic first down. >> joel: he can't lunge and at the knee area. that is a knee brace that may have saved him. that is a soft moore with contact. and that is that is caught and out of bounds. and that is the tight end with the catch. all is not lost. some of the best seasons came when they lost to notre dame. let's not forget here. michigan state outgamed. and it was major mistakes, gus, in the penalties and turnovers. >> gus: winners of the last four meetings between the two teams. loupe lou -- lewerke throwing it in the middle and trying to get it out. 24 y

and brian kelly, his offense is good. >> joel: it is team. and more important leap they are well coached. mistake free and clean. and wimbush, with a quality night tonight and 14- 20 and 173 and did what he needed to do. >> gus: we are standing by with coach k. >> reporter: your defense came up big. why were they effective tonight. >> they got the big six and able to control the football a little bit and then when you get a lead on the road. brandon did a great job controlling the offense. and then again. like anything else. the game, take care of the football which we did today good things happen. offensively control it with tempo and take care of the football and be o''re opfortune ichlt. >> reporter: last week it was the and noept offense. >> we have been able to compliment each other. quarterback threw the ball well. and we have to clean up things on both studies of the ball. we are 3 and 1 and played a tough early schedule and georgia and boston college and obviously michigan state. we have been tested early and we'll get better and we h

>> i think the critics of joel osteen, i am appalled at the credits of joel osteen.cs of joel osteen didn't show up to help the flood until they first saw water. joel osteen and his family has been in houston, helping families for decades. they didn't start showing up when the water showed up, they have been in that community, helping people for years. let me say this. he doesn't pack up that dome with 20, 30,000 people because he is hurting people. he packs it out because he has been helping people, and that's a testimony by itself that he obviously has been a major player in blessing the poor, blessing the needy, helping people that are disenfranchised. you put any critic against the record of joel osteen's record in reference to helping people, i'll take joel osteen's record any day. >> let me let frank schaefer into this. you come from this background, this world that your father was very much involved in in terms of this sort of prosperity ministry, this kind of evangelicalism. what do you make of the joel osteen affair here? >> it's interesting you bring up my

joel: yes.ave you found any companies that you think will survive and thrive in this retail transformation underway thanks to amazon? joel: it is a moving target. auto-parts retailer's were well protected. same-day delivery comes with whole foods could also be used in auto-parts. that protected auto-parts retailers. erik: auto-parts is something you thought about. what else have you gone through and either said, maybe it has promise, or decided it has no future whatsoever? joel: changing discounters like t.j. maxx and those stores are probably better protected, but bezoshard to tell because says your margin is my opportunity. es thatthe business look like a businesses to me are on his target list. erik: so they may be some survivors, but at the moment, it is impossible to tell. joel: it is hard to tell. erik: how do you participate in transformative industries or game changing technologies like what amazon is doing with e-commerce when so many of those thats to the degree they go public anymore

>> all right i think we're having some issues here with joel. joel you can hear us? all right we'll check back in with joel shortly. he's telling us they were looking for a band or waiting for a band that would come through downtown miami there and expecting heavy rain and storm surge again an you can see the radar there as hurricane irma starting to appear to dismantle a little bit and still a strong category two storm. >> and also there's a curfew in effect it went into effect 7 p.m. trying to get people to and joel was saying he saw people not heeding that cu curfew. they are waiting for another band to come through with heavy wind and debris flying around and also floodwaters. >> just in the last hour or hour an a half we had seen that third crane that hit us snapped in half and ft. lauderdale. still even though the thick of the storm is not over southern florida they're still feeling effects. you can see they're on radar just how large this storm is. it's massive here category 2 storm and i think we're -- all right i think we have joel back here. joel, marina an

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joel mark -- joel weber is on stage right now with david siegel. ♪ cory: turning back to our live coverageoner than you think conference in new york. market's joel weber is on stage right now with david siegel, making the case that his company's first and foremost a tech company. take a listen. >> i think that the ideas and the educational programs being developed here will help to prepare new york city for this future that is really rapidly changing everything that we know about the world. joel: so, one of the most unique things about the company is that you are scientists, by background. you mentioned a couple words already, laboratory being one of them. as a scientist, you are also a financial participant in the markets. you are an investment firm. talk to me about how that happened. how did you get into that field? investing is a really interesting problem from a scientific perspective. a lot of people invest from a very intuitive way -- in an intuitive way, which is totally fine. gut instinct. may be assisted by some data. view,eally, from my there's another angle to investing and it

joel: for the students coming through here, what advice do you have for them?a great question. in from my own experience, i will tell you. when i was at m.i.t., i got there in 1983. that was around when the internet was first turned on. i think it was something like 1983. and no one there imagined the impact that the internet would have in such a relatively short amount of time. cory: that was two sigma investment's co-founder david siegel, live from our sooner than you think conference. you have been watching "bloomberg technology." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the following is a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. ♪ bowser: hey, i am bowser. now, i have bowser's rock 'n roll party. wow, look at this, we have a cool drive-in. we got a cool 1957 chevy, and we have a really cool guy, me. all we need is some rock 'n roll.

now this is also the home church for joel osteen. i'll get to my conversation with the pastor in just a moment, but first, i have to say with so many people here in need, it's amazing to see how hollywood is stepping up to help. >> i can't really talk about it. i don't know why it makes me so upset. it just really makes me just really upset. i really hope people know, you know, my grandma's sitting here, and i go home to my seven dogs and if i didn't have that anymore, it would be really hard. i'm happy to help anyway that i can. >> miley donated $500,000 to relief efforts. leonardo dicaprio doubled that, giving $1 million through his charitable foundation. and we're learning more today about a star-studded primetime telethon set for a week from tuesday. reese witherspoon is on board, and so is texan, jamie foxx. >> we're gonna raise as much money as we can for people down there. >> michael strahan, blake shelton and hillary duff will also reportedly host. duff posted this image of her hometown and called the hurricane damage "beyond

our meteorologist is tracking the storm and first we will send it over to joel in miami, joel what is it like right now? moments before we came on error i thought -- i saw you were standing in some floodwaters, what's going on?>> reporter: we are definitely getting the effects of irma, it is still about 8-10 miles away before making landfall. i will tell you, i am hundred 70 pounds and i can lean forward into the wind and have no problem. the flooding you see behind me is not just -- is not surprising. storm surge and wind, obviously we are experiencing both right now and exactly the way you would think. it is coming from the east and swirling and swirling around and bringing all of this water our way. the other concern, right now, is rain. everyone is taking cover. >> the outer bounds of hurricane irma are lashing the florida keys . more than 6 million people in florida have been ordered to evacuate the head of irma. "this is your last chance to make a good decision" do not put yourself or your families life at risk. now the storm is upon us. >> reporter: the storm surge has been iss

sixers start off joel embiid, chill out.on't need you hurt. >> that was awesome. >> i'm happy to see him celebrate but relax, my dude. we need you on the court. all those guys, i'm excited. i mean i'll be excited when game one. >> a lot of fans excited. people want elliot jerseys now. i love jake elliot but i'm not getting a kicker jersey. >> the process is over. the future is bright. wealthiest visits philadelphia check out this post tenning because of where mark zuckerberg stopped to get cheesesteak. to note at 10:00 find out if he went to the base place in town. >> he posted about it on social mode ya of course. >> that does it for us here at 6:00. >> whiz or without we'll see you back here at 10:00. p://www.evertz.com>[a5df] it all started when sophia found the perfect little mug at marshalls. then piece by piece, surprise by surprise, she built the greatest guest bathroom ever. did she expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great things happen when you choose surprise. >>> right now on "page six" tv, who's

>> i think the critics of joel osteen, i am appalled tikrit imcompetents of joel os steteen.tics of joel osteen didn't show up to help the flood until they first saw water. joel osteen and his family has been in houston, helping families for decades. they didn't start showing up when the water showed up, they have been in that community, helping people for years. let me say this. he doesn't pack up that dome with 20, 30,000 people because he is hurting people. he packs it out because he has been helping people, and that's a testimony by itself that he obviously has been a major player in blessing the poor, blessing the needy, helping people that are disenfranchised. you put any critic against the record of joel osteen's record in reference to helping people, i'll take joel osteen's record any day. >> let me let frank schaefer into this. you come from this background, this world that your father was very much involved in in terms of this sort of prosperity ministry, this kind of evangelicalism. what do you make of the joel osteen affair here? >> it's interesting you bring up m

this is the home for pastor, joel osteen, and we are the only show that was invited inside the doors, and we had to ask him point-blank, did he wait too long to start delivering aid? >> there was a gentleman who posted a video, put his camera up to the video saying that there's no water in here. why aren't the doors open? i can't get in. >> it depends on what day that is. that street could flood, and in 14 hours, it can be down. >> where was the flooding inside? >> it was 1 foot from coming over the flood wall. >> we toured joel's 16,000-seat megachurch which started accepting evacuees on tuesday. they have taken in 400 people and counting, but that doesn't stop the online shaming. >> people say, critics forced him to. what do you say about that? >> i don't really think about it. we did the right thing. >> this seats what? 16,000 people? why wouldn't you bring people in here? why wouldn't you open this up? >> right now, we'll take as many as we can, and we're happy to do it if we need to do it now. >> across from the church, this hotel housed evacuees from day one, but a nearby starbu

fox's joel waldman is live at miami international airport monitoring it all. joel? >> reporter: lucy g evening to you. we're getting groups of people actually walking by us who are just getting off carnival cruise line it was supposed to be a four-day cruise which in your opinion a nine-day cruise which sounds pretty nice but these people had had it. they were pretty loopy and most of them have to sleep in the airport here tonight. this is a live look right now at the american airlines ticket counter. even at this late hour, they're usually people over there but tonight no one. that's because the airport is running a 30% capacity. typically there are thousand flights. today only 300. >> i'm still trying to get my night from here to cuba but it's canceled. >> miami international airport typically handles around a thousand flights a day but so far following irma things are far from back up to speed. on tuesday, the airport only seeing around 300 flights in and out about 30% of its capacity. >> it's a nightmare. i've had to rebook get canceled, rebook. >> reporter: irm

reporting from my aim, joel waldman, fox news. irma's deadly path through the carribeans is to blame for 70 percent of the homes in saint martin were badly damaged or destroyed. about 40,000 people are now living in shelters as they brace for the next big storm bearing down on the islands. that's hurricane jose meantime looting has been a problem on the island. officials are stepping up security to prevent break-ins and thechts. haiti also dealing with the aftermath of irma. some of these images are heart breaking. heavy rains flooded homes in the northern part of country and we're told the storm surge triggered dangerous waves as high as 20 feet in some individual yoases. take a look at this, this is a scene from the british virgin islands, irma causing massive devastation, buildings, hospital, roads, all badly did he stroid. with all of this destruction we're hearing reports of looting and robberies on the island. >> we want to get right over to gwen tolbart for the latest on irma's path and it looked like the latest update had

brown said joel embiid still hasn't been cleared for five on five workouts.an't start next tuesday. camp start next tuesday. >> bizarre, phillies playing so well, beating one of the best teams in baseball, the dodgers. look at that face. ahh h. sos. oh, no. >> all saying that. >> so, they had a press conference yesterday. many sixers fans thinking oh, here we go again. >> because reminder, joel embiid played just 31 games in his first three seasons, now there are concerns entering year four. we'll show you exactly what head coach brett brown had to say about joel embiid's condition now >> he has yet to play five on five. un the care of our medical staff and strengthening and condition people. his cardio looks good. he looks like he's getting in better shape. but in regards it playing five on five basketball, and when that can actually happen, right now we can't gave you a direct answer. >> so here is the key. the last time i check, it is five on five. and pro-basketball, right >> yes >> well, there is your problem. >> you kind of need to be able to do five on

with us now is joel reuben, former secretary of state under president obama. and national security and foreign policy reporter with the associated press, josh leaderman. thank you for being here on a pretty big morning. joel, let me start with you because in the words of "the new york times" as we saw from the president on someday one, he came, he saw, he gripped and grinned. he was mr. nice guy on monday. let's talk tuesday, mr. tough talk now as we take a look at him getting seated. this is yesterday here. what do you think we're going to hear from him on day two? >> hallie, it's great to be with you. we are going to hear the president speak to you about north korea, but we also need to hear him say america's vision for its role in the world. this is a critical speech. it's a real opportunity for him to speak to the global community about what his vision is. my concern is that he's going to focus on some of these narrow issues and call out the united nations for things that he's not done. but the united nations essentially reflects the global opinion. if the

get spanked, joel. are you experiencing any strong winds there right now? let's take the package. >> i ask everyone to be vigilant and heed all recommendations from government officials and law enforcement. >> reporter: with a path of death and destruction in its wake across the caribbean, hurricane irma weakened to a category storm 4 friday. but it's still a major hurricane that appears bound for florida this weekend. >> the majority of florida will have major hurricane impacts with deadly storm surge and life-threatening winds. we expect along the entire east coast and the entire west coast. >> reporter: now from south florida to the carolinas, people are bracing. mandatory evacuations are in effect in many parts of the coastal southeast with traffic backups continuing to be an issue. at this point, national guard troops are already being positioned and plans have been announced for nighttime curfews in some communities. here in miami, there having long lines at emergency shelters as officials are now

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eagle,st call is joel in idaho, joel, you are on with our to talk l howard here about the children's health care program. go ahead. the unintended consequences of this federal parents that used to ave kids on their company insurance now are in the chip program. pediatricians are paid about is.of what their normal fee the result is you drive idiatricians out of practice, know that for a fact. joel, before you go, how do you know that for a fact? he's left us. paul howard? would be mbursement what state reimbursement level is, which varies by state. average, about 60 or 70% of what medicaid pays. hey pay lower than commercial insurance, there is a little cross-cutting problem, one of is affordability take offer of employee coverage 9.5% of income, that test is only for individual, not for their amilies there, is something called family glitch in the affordable care act and chip that problem, e, coverage parent gets through the employer, the family kids -- in networks, which is harder to get access to a family family -- on state by state into problems run like that depending how state p

do you think trying to do that do you think you can listen to joel. well i mean david please as well as i think it's a big open question he was advised by his chief of staff general kelly and by his national security adviser general mcmaster to not use language at the u.n. general assembly that would inflame the situation and he did the exact opposite when he said that he would totally annihilate north korea and belittle the leaders rocket man so the words matter and diplomacy words create reactions in impacts and i do hope that he will listen as the congressman said to his advisors maybe in the last few days it's settled down but we really do need to let our diplomats and our defense officials get to work to resolve this joel rubin thank you so much for being with us today my pleasure thank you larry david jolley remains with these we switch topics to the republican party's latest failed attempts to repeal and replace the affordable care act commonly known as obamacare i david when they go from here. you know this is an interesting one that conservat

joel. >> reporter: frank and julie, good evening to you. that nursing home story is absolutely horrendous. it was just 60 feet away or so from a level one trauma center and makes no sense. these are the issues after irma has passed through. now, we are in the lower half of the keys here, palm key to be specific and this is one example of so many. this used to be someone's home. this is their living room. you see the sofa here. this is actually a little container of almonds over here. just gives you a glimpse into one person's life ahead of the storm. this person evacuated as everyone in this little enclave did. authorities are trying to get supplies like food and water into the lower keys. >> there were a number of people in respiratory distress and other distresser. >> reporter: irma may be gone, but the storm's wrath continues. in hollywood, florida, more than 100 residents at a nursing home were evacuated wednesday with air-conditioning and power at the facility knocked out after the storm. police now confirming multiple residents at the

fox's joel waldman is live in miami beach. what is it like there tonight? >>reporter: shawn, good evening to you, the normally bright lights of ocean drive, a little bit dimmer tonight. people are taking this hurricane warning extremely seriously. they're hayed heeding the advice of the governor, taking off, leaving town and that is exactly what authorities want. we're telling everybody leave miami beevment i never thought i'd ever say that, but i'm saying it this days. deadly, extremely dangerous and nuclear. that's how hurricane irma is being described haisk already blasted several islands taking lives in the the carribean. this is serious and we can't take chances. it is live threatening. now, the most powerful atlantic hurricane on record appears headed for florida and that's been trigger ing evacuation orders statewide. the amount of wind that's been coming in we don't think we've like this, 175, 150 miles per hour. at this point more than a half million people have been ordered to leave south florida, everybody in south florida should be preparing for

. >> that's joel embiid, in this twitter video shows joel's reaction to the birds thrilling last secondard field goal. 76ers start pre-season, let's hope that knee is okay. , a week. >> also, tilley -- philly was was the place to be this weekend. this morning we got word the big star was in town just hanging out with some friends. take a look. that, is bruce willis on the right there outside the irish pub in center city. our good friend, celebrity photographer, huey dillon, gave us heads up on this. signed to up pose with a couple of bartenders. told willis was in town film new movie. kind of homecoming for willis, who grew up not far away in carney's point new jersey. >> cool, wearing his eagles green there, don't you think? new comedy did i series me myself and i premiered, and defining moment in one man's life over three dis sting periods of time. >> my name is alex riley. this is the story of my life. now in order for to you get the complete picture, i should probably start with -- >> the day that changed everything. >> actor bobby moynihan one of the stars of the show, my partner j

brown gave us an update on joel embiid i'm not happy.e out the latest on him and why it's killing my joy. that's coming up next in my sports commentary. ♪ >>> sean bell is concerned. little worried about the sixers. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> he has yet to play five on five and when that can actually happen right now we can't give you a direct answer. >> oh, boy, brett brown you're killing me right now. just when i wanted to get excited about the sixers and basketball i hear this. joel embiid is yet to be cleared to play five on five basketball and training cam is that just a week away. during the off season the franchise said everybody was health theme everything is all good. there's going to be no restrictions. now you're telling me you're being cautious. nobody wants to hear that. we thought we were done with all that of mess. i cannot take another series of injuries and players sitting or resting or whatever you call it. i know i'm being dramatic right now but philly has been dying to see a healthy joel embiid. okay? why? be

that is when that you managers like joel -- value managers like joel -- >> are coming to their own.says you are buying a slice of ignorance. >> or fraud. julia: managers that put you into this slice of ignorance. really punchy comments. one of the ine most articulate defenses of active management you have ever heard. to say it is a slice of bad management or overvaluation. julia: one of the most interesting comments i've ever heard on bloomberg. the leader of said adel says that passive investment introduces insufficiencies into the market. they are introducing something these active guys can benefit from. >> it is proving very difficult to demonstrate. i mentioned in that interview, jason karp is an active manager. it.s the way joel explained position in stocks that are n't included in etf's. this means underperformance. it is tough. i love the point that active managers' pro-forma role is to hold management accountable. scarlet: certainly. >> even the smaller mutual fund managers have to vote their proxies and make decisions. they do have to make a decision. the passive manager do

i'll give you an update on joel embiid much that's coming up later in sports. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. so, when it's your turn to do the shopping and you need to get... raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... bananas for mom...wait, what's a jicama? and at these prices, i can make it all happen. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. ♪ >>> philadelphia man says courier service fired him from his job delivering amazon packages. he says it happened when he complained about the poorly main taped vans he had to drive. >> so it's raising issues of safety. fox 29's jeff cole has the sto story. >> reporter: dented delivery trucks, broken lights, failing gps systems, contracted, even missing mirrors. that's what 21-year-old randy shaw says he faced while delivering amazon orders for a delivery company contracting with the massive online retail retailer. >> when you told them about the mirrors, what did they say? >> do what you can. do what you can. they felled tell us to do what we can. still use it, still go ahead and use the van. >> r

joel waldman in miami. thank you much. >> harrowing stories of fear and survival continue as local radio mix master returns to philadelphia. >> c130 air lasted him from the devastated island of st. maarten. so it was hit by cat five irma. fox 29's joyce evans joins us in studio with the return home for a couple of popular radio dj's. joyce what an odyssey. >> absolutely. a long vacation to say the least for dj touch tone who hatches to be blind and is evening drive basely many party at five partner lady bee. now of course they're friends and families were worried. can you imagine being their boss and not knowing what was happening? >> dj touch tone. ♪ >> reporter: dj touch tone back on the area at radio 1 pound 00.3r and b. >> ♪ >> reporter: spinning and scratching hit tunes in the 12:00 o'clock work out mix with can ren vaughn. >> we're happy you are here because you are family touch tone. >> good to be back. good to be home. >> reporter: karen is the midday maven but her main job is operations manager her

joel proudly wears number 42 as a tribute to probaseball player jackie robinson. the sharks said the san jose sharks deeply respect each individual's constitutional right to freedom of speech and personal expression. another nhl player wayne simmons with the philadelphia flyers is considering kneeling when his team plays the sharks next wednesday in san jose. nbc bay area news. >>> all right. let's talk about our weather. another hot day across the bay area. the temperatures reached 90. chief meteorologist jeff rani ranieri. >> concord at 94. san francisco at a very warm 87. all right we're starting to see temperatures beginning to drop with a cooler ocean breeze starting to develop. coming up at 6:20, we're tracking a change in the jet stream that will allow some cooler temperatures. we'll let you know how much colder again. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> another tense day. it's free speech versus hate speech. that debate continued on campus today. social activist groups have demonstrated for five consecutive days at odds over guest speakers on the cal ca

someone convinced him, it's our guy, he'll get the job done, and joel's right.ad an agenda in the campaign but not ideologically bound. steve bannon is. steve bannon actually believe things and will work towards those things whether the pr president wants to go in this direction or not. this is a fight. the conservative base, sick of the establishment, sick of mcconnell. don't let them pick our candidates and this is the proxy fight. trump is clearly on the wrong side. >> and msnbc political reporter and from breitbart, thank four taking time today. >>> one more thing before we go. i watched this last night. the emmys with a side of spice. that's right. last night the one, the only sean spicer reprised his role as white house press secretary to send a stark message to the stars. [ cheers and applause ] >> this will be the largest audience -- to witness an emmys, period! both in person and around the world. >> wow. that really soothes my fragile ego. >> my question for sean is, which he enjoyed more? finally meeting the pope once he left the white house, or getti

the most viable options for dealing with kim jong un and his weapons program as talk about it with joel rubin he served as deputy assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs in the obama administration and he's president of the washington strategy group and he joins me from the nation's capital joel over the weekend north korea conducted its sixth detonation of a nuclear bomb. on a scale of ten how dangerous a situation are we in. well larry it's great to be with you and we're clearly at a deep breath moment with north korea i would put it at an eight point five we have never seen a test of this magnitude from north korea it's made in fact been the largest test in the last four decades globally so it's a real serious moment and it requires us putting all of our efforts in that that means not just military threats in extensive sanctions but also more aggressive dynamic and creative diplomacy to resolve this before worse consequences occur doesn't diplomacy involve talking to the other party. diplomacy involves talking to the other party and we open venue's to north korea and tal

we met joel melendez. he barely survived andrew in 1992. he and his brother are running across the city boarding windows for free. he says this is absolutely a terrifying thing to live through twice. >> it's traumatizing, you know? serious. you know? this ain't no game. you know, i feel for a lot of people that i can't help, that i can't get to because i'm only one guy, my brother and i, you know? hopefully i made some type of change or i saved a life or two. that's all that matters. >> reporter: keslin is another woman we met in homestead. she's had the exact opposite reaction. she has a 4-month-old and 15-month-old. she says she's determined to stay. she knows the risks, don, but she says she doesn't want to leave her extended family behind. >> it's interesting to see the two different live shots. the folks in key west not taking it seriously and they should, and folks, they've been warned to get out, and the people there taking it very seriously and

we begin though with fox's joel waldman life in miami beach. joel?> reporter: lucy and iain, good evening to you. getting sad news there's report out in the orlando area that at least three people have died and four others hospitalized from carbon monoxide poisoning from a generator, of course, during and after hurricane irma that was not vented properly. meanwhile as you mentioned we are here in miami's international airport. we'll pan over. i was actually just talking to group of people and we've heard this story more than once today on a cruise, four-day cruise and got stuck out at sea. so they've been gone for about nine or ten days. and they are pretty loopy after all of that. you do not see american airlines counters empty like this at miami's international airport at this hour. you never see that and that's because the airport right now is operating at only 30% typically it has a thousand flights. today only 300. >> i'm still trying to get to my flight from here to cuba but canceled. >> miami international airports handles a thousand nights a

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muslim in the war joel war made a new sydney better longing or was not been in the job of going to india and wanted to win it on don't know which so long as it was given to him. i am benevolent i'm indebted but i did log on the wall. ben-gay can read and i don't bug me. for it for the media that i was as well it will all be killed the door isn't being called badges and. i was really worried about my kids are two birds and they were really very sweet and that these their respective things muslims or whatever it may be so they never never defended me told me to remove it . allow me to play a little side felt very free. for . the amount of opportunity boys get i i think even goes should get that because that is the only way we can do was say was was. there the means are now not free i think they are one of the reason because they don't lead does as free they don't try exhibit as thing that ok the other to do the wrong. thing so they mean the first step should be taken by them then the world was maybe supported on the. last. play. and while football dreams come true in india we head to niger

joel, thank you very much. live for us at miami international airport. >>> tough there but as joel morningsed people in florida have started to make their way back home. now there's a push for necessities look at these pictures from wawa in oh vida a half hour north of or lancome you can see how busy it is. some hungry victims irma are surviving with little bit of philly flavor. >> reporter: fox 29's chris o'connell has been in florida covering irma and today talk wig a chester native whose cheesesteaks have been bringing joy tom floridians. >> as floridians return back to their homes after some major damage like this, one of the first businesses to reopen to evacuees after irma was a philly cheesesteak join. >> we got up in the morning. all the fences were down. pretty much in the whole neighborhood. >> reporter: the gas generator outside was a site for sore eyes for orlando resident and west chester native matt. it meant he and his pregnant wife got to eat a hot meal for the first time since irma ripped throu

. >> i'm joel cooper. this is my wife, jennifer cooper, from st. thomas, virgin islands. >> we moved in june this year. i was a and we loved everything about it. irma became a reality. we lost everything. our house, our car. >> it looked like a bomb was dropped, every tree snapped in half. >> nothing was green. it was all brown. just my sheer, dumb luck we were able to get the last ferry boat out from maria, and you called american airlines and we got one of the last flights leaving puerto rico. >> we flew out tuesday. the reason we want to do this interview is we want to draw attention for the people of st. thomas, st. john, and st. croix. they need everyone's help. they are the u.s. territory. they are part of the united states and they deserve the help as much as any other portion of the mainland. >> jennifer and joel will gather supplies st. thomas to help out those who need it, and they plan to move back. >>> governor larry hogan announcing a major plan to fight traffic gridlock, unveiling a $9 billion proposal to add lanes to i-270 and i-495

joel waldman is there. joel, some are saying that miami is like a ghost town.re most people evacuated? >> reporter: frank and julie, good evening to you. it's incredible to hear julie talking about how it's bigger than the state of texas. especially when that impending doom is coming our way. to answer your question, frank, it is a verdictable ghost town. there's pretty one no one around. it's a veritable ghost town. there are condos like the one you see behind me and in our immediate area, we have really seen virtually no one. yesterday, we were out on the beach. that is zone a. today we are near downtown miami, zone b. both are under mandatory evacuation orders but they won't forcibly remove you. they will just continue to warn you. the national weather service putting out an ominous tweet a few hours back essentially telling everyone on the florida keys that this is their last chance to get out but that it will be devastating for anyone on the keys. the two major issues, one is wind. and that does not bode well for all these high-rises made predominantly of

joel embib suited up. hear from coach brett brown what happened next and phillies decided manager pete mccannon will not number uniform next season. matt clintic on decision and uniform next season. matt clintic on decision and candidates coming up on t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. it should come as no surprise phillies decided pete mackanin will not be the manager next season he'll be special assistant to general manager matt mcclin tack the man that fired him. and 18 home runs is a huge factor with that and mccli mcclintack hired him he took over in 2015. as usual most gms wants their guy. >> we've reached you know critical phase that i eluded toelier. and where i think it is time for us to turn a page and start looking forward to the future. >> it's a bit of a surpr

joel embiid not cleared for five on five.s don't believe the minutes restriction will be as steep as last season. here is president bryan colangelo. >> he will be out there on the first practice and the first game. the question is how much, how little, if at all. those things will be determined by him hitting certain criterion along the way. >> ben simmons cleared and go to go. >> played five on five basketball. dominating the gym right now. >> i think he has the foundational pieces. he has a real chance to be great. i don't say this lightly. >> that's rhys hoskins. philly going for three straight against the team with the biggest game in baseball. last night. facing 30 pitches. amazing for a rookie to have such plate discipline. >> i think the longer i am in there, the more pitches i see, the more comfortable i start to feel. i am able to home in on the timing. for me, which is -- that's pretty important for me. >> he has had a history-making start to his career. ryan howard has noticed, tweeting ree tweeting rhys hoskins is

the man who died is 41-year old aaron joel mitchell.authorities say he ran through two-layers of security officers into the fire. mitchell was rescued by firefighters and then airlifted to the burn center at u-c davis hospital, where he died. doctors confirmed mitchell wasn't under the influence of alcoholbut that a toxicology report is pending as part of the investigation. about 70-thousand people attended this years festival about 100 miles north of reno. (jr stone) an oakland woman was arrested at a bart station yesterday... after another bart rider saw her abusing two children. 28-year-old cherrelle mcmillion was arrested just after one pm at the macarthur bart station. another rider wittnessed mcmillion hitting a nine-year-old girl and pushing the 22-month-old toddler. the rider also said the woman appeared to be drunk. when police arrived... they found red marks on the girl's head and neck from being hit. both children were examined by medical crews at the scene and are now in the custody of family members. mcmillion is facing pub

>> so you know, joel and i were classmates in college. it is a actually, just an accident he was asked to interview me. they thought he would be good together. they didn't know we were good to each other. this is opportunity for joel to talk about the resentments. >> yes. this is the undoing project. >> yes. the question is why i quit wall street. so i didn't know i wanted what i wanted to do when i was in college. unlike you, you wanted to be a journalist and writer. when i got out, i didn't have any plans. i didn't, it didn't occur to me, partly because of how i grew up. i grew up in new orleans where nobody really did anything for a living. it didn't occur to me that i would have to. so, hence our history, right? it was a place where careers go to die. and but it was a great place to study and i loved it. i did it because i loved it. when i got out i didn't have any plans. the job on wall street fell into my lap and it was a way to make a living but by the time i got it, i had figured out i wanted to write. it was a two-year gap in the