john g. scharf frederick claude scheffold, jr. angela susan scheinberg scotttzer sean schielke steven francis schlag jon schlissel karen helene schmidt ian schneider thomas g. schoales frank g. schott, jr. gerard patrick schrang jeffrey h. schreier john t. schroeder susan lee schuler edward william schunk mark e. schurmeier clarin shellie schwartz john burkhart schwartz mark schwartz adriane victoria scibetta >> and my nephew sometimes known as johnny b. a wonderful son, brother, husband, father, nephew, cousin, and friend to all. john with smile and your eyes lit up the room when you walked in. we know you are letting up to heaven and we love and miss you every day. we will never forget you. >> and my big brother, my hero, harvey joseph garden the third. all of these years later, big brother you are still guiding us and still inspiring us still part of our life very present in our lives. your example, your passion, your love of life and history in our country will always inspire us. i'm so proud of this 9/11 community in this institution and the way we have k

i'm leland vittert in for john scott. the latest test marks the sixth and most powerful one.nd now nikki haley says north korea is "begging for war." those comments after president trump and d

i'm leland vittert in for john scott. the latest test marks the sixth and most powerful one. and now nikki haley says north korea is "begging for war." those comments after president trump and defense secretary james mattis weighed their options at the white house yesterday. when asked about how he will deal with pyongyang, the president was brief. but he did leave all options open. >> mr. president, will you attack north korea? >> there was reaction at the u.n. and washington from the united states and around the world. benjamin hall live in london with more on the international response to this. hi, benjamin. >> hi, leland. we've been following reports that kim jong-un and north korea would be doubling down on the nuclear test. south korean officials have said they've seen potential missile launches out of the north and it's an icbm missile. the north tested their sixth nuclear test, which they claim was a miniaturized hydrogen bomb and they could be testing a delivery system for the bomb. today, nikki haley said enough was enough. >> only the strongest sanctions will enabl

ohio,ve john kasich in governor phil scott, john -- brian sandoval.an you talk about the significance of this letter? >> is important we saw some governors speaking out in the last effort to repeal the affordable care act. it is more important now because this bill is about giving power over health care back to the states, back to those governors. the fact the governors themselves are speaking out and saying "hey, this is a bad idea, and evenf that formula though this gives more decision-making power back to the state, in many cases, gives much less money to cover the population and provide health care." that said, many senators have shown themselves perfectly willing to buck the governor's wishes. bill cassidy is one of them. there was a strong letter from the governor of louisisiana against this bill, and he is not going to change his mind on that. amy: j john mccain will sisincee governor of arizona said he would support this. >> right. he is one to watch. john mccain's gripes about this bill are a lot about process as well a substance. the process

. >> julie: john roberts, jon scott. great. >> jon: in the meantime, and washington senate republicans are taking one last stab at repealing obamacare. before their power to pass a bill through a party line vote runs out of the end of the month. south carolina senator lindsey graham in louisiana senator bill cassidy are as cosponsors of this latest bill and white house counselor at kellyanne conway says it is a real chance of passing. >> this president wants to deliver coverage for those 29 million americans who don't have it, who were lied to about keeping their plan and keeping their doctor and have been let out in the process. people under the worst possible outcome under obamacare, this insurance card they couldn't use. deductibles were out of control, allowing the individual more freedom and allowing many of those important health care deliveries aspects and components to go into this bill so that repealing and replacing obamacare really takes hold is incredibly important. >> jon: joining us now, senior politics wri

scott shafer spoke earlier with democratic gocandidate john chiang. >> thanks for coming? . >> great to be here. >> we're going to have a new governor in 2019. the election is next year. why are you the perp son to tak jerry's brown's place this. >> i think i have that deep passion about people. i want to make sure that california continues to be and even reach greater heights and be in that place where people come for greater social and economic mobility. >> how do you ensure that? >> i think i've done that. first of all, you have to make sure that you have a strong financial and economic foundation for the state. in california's history, i'm the only person who has served in all three public funds and finance offices. so when we had that financial crisis, in part it was my leadership that helped california move out of that very difficult time in 2008-2009. >> in the recent poll, 75% of people, voters, said they don't know enough about you to have an opinion of you. tell us a little bit about yourself. if know your parents were taiwanese immigrants and you grew up in chic

scott. that's john roberts. at any rate, we're waiting comments from president trump. >> puerto rico needs a lot of money. i'm going there tuesday, it's the earliest i can go because of the first responders. we don't want to disrupt the relief efforts. they're going through a lot. the mayor of san juan was very generous to us this morning, thanking us for the job we've done with fema. we worked very, very hard in puerto rico, it's an island. and texas, we can ship the trucks right back there. we've got a plus in texas and florida and will get one importer rico. it's an island sitting in the middle of an ocean, it's a very big ocean. we're doing a really good job. we don't want to disrupt first responders and those were helping. we need a massive shipment of food and water and supplies. we are continuing to ship them on an hourly basis. that island was hit. when you see 200-mile-an-hour winds hitting the place and literally houses are just demolished, it was like a tornado. like having hundreds of tornadoes, the

scott? >> hi, john.f there is one certainty of hurricane hits the gulf coast it's going to intersecretary with a love chemicals. what brought that home is the situation we followed over the last week at the chemical plant in crosby, texas they got the last of the volatile chemicals that were keeping people out of their home burned over the weekend. they sent fire to the remaining trailers yesterday morning ended that 1.5 mile evacuation zone and the company now is promising to make everyone whole >> when you talk to people and understand the impact that this has had on their families, on pets, it's heartwrenching. >> heartwrenching and potentially costly to arkema, a unit of a french company who spun off years ago from the petroleum giant total. that obviously is an active chemical plant but throughout this area there are also lots of sites like the one behind me about a couple hundred yard back there is a super fund site, the former brio chemical site. 58 acres and people are watching that very closely

tonight, interior secretary ryan zinke, treasury secretary steve mnuchin and scott pruett and we've learned chief of staff john kelly is now personally approving travel of all cabinet secretaries. so this is clearly a focus of the trump administration tonight. >> he is really trying to get a handle on this thing. >> the military precision that he has. >> thank you, pete. we know you'll be following this for a while. >>> the united states naval ship comfort is on its way to puerto rico the hospital ship left norfolk, virginia, this afternoon and should arrive tuesday. on board? medical supplies for at least 30 days and more than 800 service members. the need there certainly cannot be overstated. take a look. >> my insulin ends today and i need it to stay alive. >> so many people have either run out of medicine or just lost it when the hurricane barreled through. some local doctors are going old school setting up house calls. pharmacists are also hitting the road loading up their cars with life saving medicine. >>> president trump said today his administration was doing a very good job responding to the crisis i

scott. let's bring in john mckorm mick from the weekly standard.hy would the president go back to that nal explanation? whatas he failed to understand. >> i think he fails to understand why his comments are morally indefensible in the first place. there was violence on both sides. that is true. both sides threw punches. but only one side completed a vehicular attack. only one side had people who were just neo-nazis chancing things like jews will not replace us. so only bad people on that side whereas we know there were good people on the other side like heather heyer. so again, i think for these reasons, the president just really didn't understand why his blaming the whole situation on both sides was morally indefensible and why it was such really a dark moment for his presidency. >> and just when he's being applauded for showing some leadership cutting some bipartisan deals, certainly not from his base, but the majority, perhaps, tim scott, who met with the president about this issue telling our phil mattingly, i didn't go in there to change who h

. >> sandra: john, you're getting new information on scott pruitt's flights. >> reporter: it all started with tom price and if the revelation that he spent $400,000 on private flights. now people are talking about the epa administrator taking a number of noncommercial flights. a source tells me it was four flights in total. the only charter flight was one between denver, colorado and duragno. this was after the commercial flight on aou nighted airlines that the administrator was booked on was delayed for eight hours and he would have missed this event in a mine had they not chartered the flight. also asked the governor of colorado if they could jump on his plane. they were initially told there was no room. after they chartered the aircraft, the governor said we've got one seat. the other flights were government flights. one was a military flight from cincinnati to jfk so the administrator could jump a commercial flight to italy so he could join the president at the g-7 summit. another one department of interior flight inside oklahoma. would have taken more than five hours to drive there.

john, back to you in miami. we're waiting for the governor rick scott to begin his next press conference with an update from jacksonvillejohn. >> yeah. and again, this is going to require an enormous government response, it requires a neighborly citizen response and now there is an enormous military response as well. i want to get to the pentagon and barbara starr right now to get a sense of where that stands. barbara? >> hi, john. well, it is a combination of state national guard and federal troops. one of the biggest symbols, one of the biggest levers of that kind of military oomph is the aircraft carrier "abraham lincoln" off the shore of florida and beginning those helicopter flights, those rotating helicopter flights, to the coast. they are trying to bring aid, they're trying to do search and rescue, find people in the keys if they can. i see governor scott appears to be starting his press conference now. but the helicopters are trying to scout out what the damage is, trying to see if they can establish airfields where they can run continuous helicopter operations trying to provide assistance. >> right. all right.

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johns river to flood. and governor rick scott has just gotten an up-close look at the damage in jacksonville. we heard him overhead as our own team was reporting on the ground and said help is coming to those who are in dire straits. >> fema's been a great partner. it's been seamless. we have -- they have assets that they're deploying around the state. we're doing that with them. we're going to do everything we can with water, food, any resource we can out to people as fast as possible. >> cudjoe key was ground zero for the eye wall and was slammed with category 4 hurricane winds. an nbc news crew has made their way in and is the first team to broadcast live from the battered island. gadi schwartz is there with more. >> reporter: this is what it looks like. this is really ground zero for where the hurricane hit. and this is what irma did. you can see those winds just ripped through this home. the concrete structure is still standing. that's what we've seen along this road. this is called jolly roger road. but you see, that's a wa

scott. we are going to open with greetings from mr. john king, president and ceo of the education trust and former secretary of education under president barack obama. [applause] >> good afternoon, everybody. >> good afternoon. >> thank you, melanie, for the introduction. thank you, congressman scott, for your extraordinary leadership on behalf of education equity. certainly want to recognize the other members of the congressional black caucus who are here and those who are not who are all leading on behalf of education equity. and i just want to ask us in this conversation today to consider three things. one, this is not your ordinary school year. when i was a teacher and a principal, i loved the start of the school year because at the start of the school year, you haven't made any mistakes yet, right? there's all possibility. but this year our kids come back to school having seen kkk and nazis march across a college campus, some of our kids come back to school in the context of a travel ban that is aimed at a particular religion. right? s

john gonzalez, abc7 news. nancy: vandals hitting the francis scott key monument in downtown baltimore. the words "racist anthem" on the base. the police are investigating. they have no suspects at this time. he, of course, wrote the "star-spangled banner" held of 1812. jonathan: we do invite you to join us for a frank conversation about free speech going on in america. the town hall "your voice, your future" will air on the sister station newschannel8 and wjla.com, the website. alison: new information in the last two hours after you might remember a boy from falls church offered to mow the white house lawn. we told you about it last month. he is an 11-year-old boy named frank. he sent a letter to the president making that offer. at today's white house press briefing sarah huckabee sanders said the young man will get the job and get it this friday. nancy: good for him. awesome. all right. doctors recommend you get it but still ahead why the c.d.c. is raising concerns about flu shots for pregnant women. alison: later, amazon's search for a new home base could land it in our area. jonatha

those who are subjected to hate speech and violent attacks cultured or john al jazeera still to come here on al-jazeera. i'm scott either in yangon or the ongoing range a crisis here in myanmar might start to have an economic impact on this young democracy. plus question rico demands more help from the u.s. to clean up after hurricane rita. we're still got some rather lively showers across parts of central europe but the cloud still lead ounce awards the balkans easing over towards the black sea areas of low pressure bringing some thundery heavy showers in across the region then. just around the year and cold well the cloud of rain will eventually spill its way in from the atlantic but not too bad for england wales and scotland as we go on through wednesday from northern ireland getting off to a decent stop of the wet weather as you can see not too far away seventy wins coming in here so twenty or twenty one celsius for london and paris but the cloud right that will not use way through as you go on through day perhaps a touch cold but not too bad for the time of the year not vienna as well maybe a seventeen there

scott: thank you, john, and general meese for doing this. i spent 19 years in law enforcement. the ferguson effect is one of the most lamentable things i saw take place over the last few years of my career, and while i think we can all come up with ideas on how local officials could motivate officers to go back out and be proactive, i'm wondering what your thoughts are on with the federal government can do to help motivate state in -- state and local law enforcement officers at the line level to actually get out there and be more proactive. we talked about the depolymerization of the doj. the obama administration was not good for law enforcement in my opinion. but i'm wondering what your thoughts are. mccarthy: i agree with the last statement you made. seriously. i had the opportunity to meet with the president on many occasions. i found him engaging and he listened to us. we sat with him on a number of occasions. he heard us, but the application of whatever happened after that i cannot explain. i think the federal government -- police officers need to know that they have suppo

scott and john, great to see you both >> coming up, a huge lineup including the ceo of row cku set makethen we have two of the big six. we have gary cohn joining us live from the lawn of the white house, that's followed by an extended interview with house speaker paul ryan. lots to talk to them about with this tax plan and what it means. you're watching qux sq"squawk b cnbc throughout my career, i've been fortunate enough to travel to many interesting places. i've always wanted to create those experiences for others. with my advisor's help along the way, it's finally my turn to be the host. when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise . >>> welcome back to "squawk box. time for the executive edge. the state of california is moving its presidential primary from june to march to gain more influence on choosing candidates from both political parties. the state held its primaimary le this will leave the iowa and new hampshire caucuses in place as the first and second nominating contests >> interesting it will be a race among states to try to get to the front

the list of celebs is super impressive we're talking al pacino, justin timberlake, travis scott, dave matthews john leo dicaprio to name a future the latest additions. a number the celebs will be manning the phones themselves. they're taking donations. and of course they're also be life performances. the show is going to be live from la, new york city and na nashville. michael dell and verizon are under writing the entire event so 100% of the money will go to the hurricane victims much the big four networks including right here on fox will all carry the show live. it's tonight beginning at 8:00 o'clock. >> all right. a loft generosity coming together. >> um hull. >> to try to raise a lot of money for those who need it the move. 9:56. coming up on the 10a a few minutes ted cruz what was going on with this twitter account? hmm. >> was he man behind the like or did somebody else hit that little button on his behalf? >> there's discussions going on today for sure. >>> also, discussions among clowns much guess what they're not laughing. they don't like this whole new movie "" tell you why. >> and sharon

john j right as acting secretary. >> this raises serious questions about other administration officials using private planes. including epa and ministry are scott pruitt, and treasury secretary steve managing -- nguyen -- >> we are talking about people making decisions about spending millions of taxpayer funds. >> carey price offered to repay some of the cost for his private troubles. his second apology in less than 1 week was not enough to save his job. >> there will be no private air charters at hss -- going forward. the second is cooperate fully with the inspector general. there's a review going on. >>>prices the first cabinet official to leave the administration, his departure asked -- adds to a long list of the president inner circle who had left on something other than their own terms. in washington, fox news. >>>the trumpet ministrations antedating the states will not rest until puerto rico recovers from hurricane maria. acting homeland security elaine duke toured the island today praising the work of emergency personnel. authorities say a bottleneck of aid is finally starting to be distributed. the 3 1/2 million people on the island are

senator tim scott said hiss moral authority had been compromised and senator john cornyn said the president missed the moment to unite the country. plus every single republican president or nominee going back a generation rebukds the president. and now congress returns to washington with an ambitious agenda and a natural disaster to deal with. but they'll first have to overcome the divisions created during the heat of this summer. let me bring in my panel. mark murray, this -- if this presidency never gets up off the mat, we will see it was charlottesville in august, won't we? >> well, this presidency has had so many type of self-inflicted wounds. and we saw from the get-go of this white house, including talking the inauguration crowd sizes. what was really striking about august was outside of charlottesville, so many of the situations he had to face were things outside of his control. talk about north korea, hurricane harvey. these were the things that presidents usually that trip them up on the unexpected. now, of course, charlottesville, why he ended up getting in so much trouble, he is

john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >>> hello, everybody. i'm scott abraham live at nats park. one week from tonight will be game one of the nlds between nats and the chicago cubs. but first things first the nats have to get through the regular season first. only three games are left on the schedule. the pirates are in town tonight. bryce harper is back first game in a month at nats park after the knee injury. hard not to get excited for the playoffs. the big stage. the nats players ready for october baseball. >> we just have to go out and play. i don't look at it as a pressure cooker. i just look at it as baseball. at the end of the day, that is all you can ask of ourselves or anyone else. >> the doubt for us. we use iteo go ahead and win it. join us every sunday nats in the playoffs this week at 11:30 for the half hour special, "washington's road to the championship." there is a little tune in the air. the boys of the summer set to turn in to the boys of fall. this is a special time of the year. get ready. michelle: very exciting, scott. alison: tha

john, we'll see you in a little more than 15 minutes >> all right, scott, i'm not going to touch thatl meanwhile, reviews for apple's new iphone 8 and 8 plus officially out this morning and it's a mixed bag here's a sampling. this isn't the upgrade you're looking for. forced to the shadows by the iphone 10. just the default apple's best and most boring phone. joining us now is jeffrey fowler and cnet's scott stein scott, let's start with you. okay, so is this phone worth getting for somebody who is, i don't know, got, say, a 6s >> i think if you waited a while, sure. it's like that laptop with a new processer. you're okay with the design, some people don't want to go with the new tech, and that includes members of my family or my wife or other people i know that don't want to experiment with something like face i.d., then this might be the stop to get off on but anyone else with its coming out november 3rd it does cast a shadow you have to wait and see and we don't know how the iphone 10 performs i held it for a few minutes, not enough to judge what it can do, and the processers insid

rick scott here in florida demanding that this nursing home be removed from the state's medicaid program. we reached out to the nursing home multiple times. at this point, we have not heard back. >> john thanks. the more you hear, the more egregious it is. governor scott, as jonathan mentioned, is returning to the florida keys today, for an update on the recovery efforts there. 80,000 people live in the keys. and we still don't know when all of them will be allowed to return home. the middle and lower portions of the keys suffered the worst damage from irma. and they've been closeded now for more than a week. manuel bojorquez is in the villa village. >> reporter: there are still massive piles of debris. you've got that boat, wooden plachk s planks and even what appears to be items from people's homes. crews say they're making progress, having completed door to door checks and finding no additional victims. power is slowly come back online. without stable sources of water, fuel and food in parts of the key, not all residents are being allowed back in. nearly a week after hurricane irma made its u.s. landfall, crews are racing to bring the florida keys back to life. utility companies ar

. >> joe johns, we're awaiting the press conferences from leadership in both parties. joining us, simone, scott and matt. can you help us decipher what the sitting president means when he starts a stopwatch yesterday and say six months, daca will end and it's in congress' lap to figure out. last night, he tweets this, congress now has six months to legalize daca, something the obama administration wasn't able to do, if they can't, i will re-visit this issue. confusing? yes. to say the least, right? >> yeah. clearly, the president doesn't want to kick 800,000 people out of the country. he has obviously wrestled with this publically. i think he picked the best of some bad options. he could have ended the program immediately, which is a terrible option and cruel. he shouldn't have done that. that was good that he didn't do that. he could have let the eo stand, which was going to be challenged in court. a lot think it would be struck down. that's not a great option. what he did was give the congress six months to come up with something that would give the dreamers what they deserve, which is certai

governor rick scott, we just had john killduff who is an oil guy, i don't know whether he's a weathere seen so far, st. kitts, all these islands in the caribbean and maybe the keys it would have to go south and then up. >> i guess he's saying it has a slightly more westerly trajectory, that way it could hit some of the refineries that had escaped harvey >> right right. >> which would be worse. >> yes for the oil -- well, you know, you're talking about oil and i guess we are with cnbc but you know, florida, in the past, has had some horrific events down there, obviously i think one was named after you, wasn't it? >> yep >> the worst one >> i remember that >> andrew. let's get back to the markets. joining us now, mark grant, chief strategist at hilltop securities the head line, mark, it just said global markets sort of just not doing a lot on korea, and i think that's -- that's sort of like sums up what we're seeing, right? it's hard to go up, it's not really going down that much. but it's sort of a -- it's unsettling, isn't it >> joe, i think that a lot of people, i watch your show all

three heroes or four heros who came to the rescue, john waylan, along with driver engineer, krirchris also with the fire department, aep sergeant scottwho took the call. there are a lot of titles there but basically we can call you guys major delivery guys. you helped deliver a baby. so thank you all for joining us. i think you will take that title. lou, tell us what it was like when that call came in right in the middle of the hurricane. >> most people can't imagine the chaos that goes on in a 911 dispatch center during crisis. this being major hurricane, dispatchers are here 24/7, 365. phones are ringing off the hook and i happened to be the lucky one who picked up the line. and basically, baby was coming when i picked up. you heard mom in the background and my job was to make sure i got the right address from dad. make him focused, understand what was going on, and what was happening. basically get the call in immediately and get it up to our police and firemen, paramedics, to make sure we got the help up there to bring baby in the world. >> kind of chaotic. make sure i have my story right, scott, did you drive the rescue vehicle

i just told scott he's outside right now getting one, national pizza month starts october 1st, tomorrow. domino's, papa john's to be running specials during october. now is the time during october to score a deal on a pizza. >> are there any things we should avoid >> a tv, a computer, those sorts of things you will get better deals next month on anything like a laptop, you know, a large screen tv. wait on that winter apparel till next month and for the munch kins don't do the toys wait until november >> you always have such good tips >> that's why i'm paid the big bucks >> i learn well >> they're going back to kentucky, ohio, fully educated >> actually i think they can educate us. >>> 7:50. eagles fans still on a high after the last second win against the giants last week. did you watch that >> absolutely. >> ok. watch the skycam. the stadium roar swhen the kick is good. some are skeptical the eagles will keep it up. iain page tells us why we should trust our teams. >>> let's define faith, meaning complete trust in someone or something. heading into sunday's game in la against the chargers you need to have fa

scott got a closer look at today. he described what he saw as devastating. jonathan: virginia task force one showering a powerful image from the destruction in st. john. the islands were ripped apart. the sign reads, "we will rise again, love city." rescue team just returned to san juan after days of rescue efforts on the battered island and they are awaiting word if they will be sent somewhere else or returned home to fairfax county. nancy: next, mowing the lawn and meeting the president. meet the local 11-year-old who lived out a dream and what he thought was the best part of the larry: ninjas committing arson. the strange story we're following and a video to back it up. back after this. doug: but first a word about partly cloudy skies around the area. one showers around and we'll let you know if any will enter mark herring: my mom always worked hard to provide for our family. at one point, she got fired for of all things -- tting married. that was a lifelong lesson for me: when people are hurt, you need to stand up and do something. and i've never forgotten that as your attorney general. whether it's protecting veterans and seniors from shady debt

john s. mccain" that should get under way in the half hour, we expect to have that live for you as well. speaking of the hurricanes, we've been watching the briefings today of florida governor rick scott speaking about preparations being made in that state for the weekend hurricane that's expected. here's a look at the latest briefing from today from the florida governor as we wait to hear from president trump and the emir of kuwait. >> benita beach and florida keys. hurricane watch in effect for jupiter, southward around florida peninsula, florida keys, lake okeechobee and florida bay. right now the national hurricane center is reporting that hurricane irma remains a dangerous and life threatening category 5 storm with winds of 175 miles per hour. basically what we know now florida will have major hurricane impacts with deadly storm surge and life threatening winds. we can expect -- and we can expect this all along the east coast. the florida keys should be prepared to start feeling the effects of this storm as early as tomorrow night. and look at the size of this storm. it is wider than our entire state and could cause major and life threatening impacts from coast-to-coast. regardle

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huge step forward in their second season under head coach scott brooks who confirms those nerves of coaching a new team are long gone. >> john was actually brought it to my attention how he said i did a much better job during the team dinner. so, he said i was -- looked like i was a little nervous last year. >> i even told him last year, you seem like you're comfortable. last year he didn't know what to expect from us and we were trying to get to know him. we know who he is and what he's capable of and the coaching style he wants to coach at and how he wants us to play so everything is a lot smoother. >> they start busting on him right away. college football and devastating news for yet another maryland quarterback hill out for the season, torn acl. in the span of three games, the terps los the season is in the hands of a third stringer. this was the scene in college park over the weekend. again, university of central florida hill goes down in the first quarter. you don't even like watching that. the team confirmed our worst fears, torn acl. remember hill was the starting quarterback because the acl tear suffered in texas. t

. >> the white house will give the chief of staff john kelly the order to sign off on travel. scott pruitt, interior secretary ryan zinc, and steven mnuchin are cute inny. -- scrutiny. >>> and the president says the new plan will bring tax cuts to working and middle class families and will create job promotion. according to the early analysis, the wealthyist americans would stand to benefit -- wealthiest would stand to earn more. >> this is revolution change and the biggest winners will be everyday working families as jobs start pouring into our country. >> republicans need to pass a budget before moving to the tax measure. if they don't do that, democrats could block the vote with a filibuster as early as next week. >>> coming up at 7:30, we'll be joined to talk about president trump's tax plan along with the future of daca and dreamers and a host of other national issues coming up in about 15 minutes from now. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson is ordering all non-u.s. employees to leave cuba. thes united states warning against traveling to the island nation. secretary tillerson

john, thank you very much. another problem, a chemical plant northeast of houston flooding knocked out the plant's cooling systems, causing kem and cals to rea officials say there could be to come. scott cohn joins us from crosby, texas, with the latest. always good to see you. tell us what the latest is there? >> well, sue, this is one of the many consequences of this storm. they say this has never happened. six feet of rain six feet of flood waters inundated the this0 miles outside of houston. that meant they lost power. they lost their generators. they're dealing with kem chemicals, peroxid cold and snu, what happened was if they don't get cold, they catch fire. that's what happened. there have been some minor pops or explosions and that's still a risk. when the chemicals get warm, there's a chemical reaction. >> when they generate heat, there's a possibility of a fire and explosion. >> the basic chemical reaction, continues to play out and all they can do is jus these fires burn not just because of the flood waters, but becauer p stopping the chemicals f >> they won't answer our phone call. they trying to act like this ain't their fault, but it is and they need to step up and star

john? >> can you give us a read-out of the meeting that the president had with senator scott this morning? >> sure, this is a very productive meeting that the president and the senator both wanted to have something to discuss potential solutions moving forward, to bring the country together, a focus on unity and talking and touching on the priorities for the legislative agenda moving into the fall. >> senator scott express his displeasure with the president's initial reaction to charlottesville? >> not at all. they talked about it in department. the focus was on solutions moving forward and that is what both people came to the meeting wanting to discuss, what we can do to bring people together, not talk about divisions within the country. >> second question. following the meeting with the president last night, joe manchin said in his world you'd get 30 democratic senators and 30 republicans on a tax reform bill. does the president believe he can get 30 democratic senators and still stick to his principles on tax reform? >> americans hope he can. i would set the sights higher and that you h

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with some new reporting on this very topic, john what the like llihood is of tax reform with the backdrop of hurricanes and other major stories. >> scott, i think it's going down for multiple reasons. first of all, you've got the costs of these hurricanes that you've been talking about this morning, both harvey and irma. the congress has completed a $15 billion package today, but that's just a drop in the bucket i think we're going to see north of $100 billion in -- before it's all said and done, dealing with that. and that's a problem, because there remains a faction of the republican caucus in congress that is very concerned about deficits many of them are not, and they don't care if they're deficits fuelled by tax cuts, because they think that expands growth but that's going to be an inhabting factor the second inhibiting factor is the broader political environment, the crowded calendar you've had both steve mnuchin and gary cohn say recently, reiterate, that they expect tax reform to be passed into law by the end of the year, 2017. it is very difficult to get all the things that they've got to do done, between now and the end of de

john bolton joins me next. mass evacuations pass hurricane irma bears down on florida. president trump says the federal government is fully repaired to act. governor rick scott says 20 governor rick scott says 20 million floridians may governor rick scott says 20 million floridians may so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. lou: north korea, according to south korean source, is preparing to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile as early as tomorrow, that according to the south korean president himself it would coincide with the 65th anniversary of the founding of the people's democratic rub of korea. they detonated what is believed to be a hydrogen bomb sunday and that's six nuclear tests. joining us former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor, john bolton. let's start with this. it just goes on and on and on. th