and lenore can't find one. >> ok.rter: lenore has taken nick for interviews at a number of agencies that provide social workers. but none of them have agreed to take his case. >> to raise an autistic child you almost, you can't -- you can't do it without the help. and right now um, i don't know how we're gonna do it. i don't know what kinda life he's gonna have because we're looking at a really barren landscape for him. i don't think i've ever been more terrified than i am right now. >> reporter: autism advocate linda walder says government programs aren't designed for adults with autism. >> the problem is, is that system is really broken. it's dated. it's not addressing the needs of adults and the growing population of adults living with autism. >> reporter: it's not addressing the reality we have now. >> it's not addressing today's reality. >> reporter: without appropriate jobs or housing adults with autism have higher rates of unemployment than individuals with other disabilities. >> you don't feel like you can do

jonathan, lenore, appreciate it. melissa: the dow selling off into the close after the federal reserve hikes rates. phil flynn is watching the action from the cme and nicole petallides on the floor of the w york stock exchange. nicole, back to you. reporter: breaking news, our own charlie gasparino in the 3:00 p.m. alluded to this, we had it on fox. comcast making the bid, roughly $65 billion for the fox assets. twenty-first century fox in the after-hours, the parent of the during trading.d today p 1%. this up arrow means another record high for fox. netflix hit a new high. the big picture on the markets, the dow finished down 119 points right at the session lows. after w heard from the federal open market committee. we got the rate hike we expected. surprise is they two more rate hikes to come, watch for those in septe december, the markets sold off. we saw moves in the dollar moving higher. the 10-year yield moved higher and saw stocks coming off into the downside. the yield back near the 3% level, which it hasn't

david: lenore, the fact that right now, the only person who seems to -- lenore. lenore's satellite went down. i just throw it to you, gary, a final question what is happening, you look what is happening in italy and spain. those countries are a mess. mexico is about to ele a os socialist who hates capitalism of any kind. so it looks like the only players this are mexico and the united states right now? >> yeah. well, i think canada is involved also. david: canada as well. >> italy -- yeah, i was in italy the last 10 days. don't blink, there may be a new government from the one last week. leave no doubt, a lot of these countries are basket cases. i worry abo this guy who will probably win in mexico, about as left of socialism. something that we have to watch, a very, very closely because we need capitalism around the world. that is what always worked. socialism has always failed. david: i know. i know. temptation people go to believe it or not. >> amazing. david: gary, thank you very much. lenore somewhere in the universe. thank you as well. unfortunatly her satel

i highly resistant pathogens caused blood poisoning and asked lenore who almost died. he still suffers from pneumonia. the fifty six year old is very weak his sons try to give him hope. we gave in our bodily contact reassures it. also many seasons he knows they were there for a. professor day is treating the patient a little i'm glad to see you. the professor doesn't know how the pathogens entered his body. it is not what i would like to have another brief chat with him. as your sons are here. but i haven't any pain right now. but can you understand this little effort fifty yes extremely well i think you all know as relatives that this is a highly resistant pathogen that cannot be cured with antibiotics. even the ones used in extreme cases it is also. all we know you are doing all you can. for others it is very stressful for the patient and his family that we cannot treat him with antibiotics. and unfortunately we can do nothing to relieve that concern. the doctors have tried all conventional antibiotics in vain but now there is one last hope. that we can only be sessi

you have your folks out in the district and out in the city and i was riding through the lenor development the other day. from what i understand their requiring for internet. the internet itself is not the utility, it's the aes the wir a terminate to at&t. the genius o a city wholesale only network is those folks would have the opportunity not just to pick at&t and comcast, but toick any isp out there and there are a number here in the city that would be ao serve them and we have seen in other places in britain, amsterdam, stok stockholm wherey have separates the whol wholesae from the retail network and that driv prices down and solves the digital divide. i am happy to prorid provide wit decision of the puc. >> tell me what is your name? >>speaker: witteman. >> maybe before you leave city hall you could stop by my office anand leave your card. >> thank you for holding this hearing to have more transparency to the public. my name isolie and w ih the chinatown community. i am sure chinatown community and pe merchants would appreciae this but before we make this a potentially costly and risk

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reporter lenore abrams has more on what the documents reveal. >> reporter: according to the documents, authorities first follied deangelo to a -- followed deangelo to a hobby lobby store and collected a swab froms a door handle while -- swab from a door handle while he was in the store and took a piece of tissue from the trash he left out the night before. authorities say both samples match the dna at the ventura home where two victims were killed in the '70s. >> the public interest in and publicity surrounding the defendant's arrest has been vigorous. >> reporter: the judge in this case recognizing the public's 1st amendment right to access warrant materials, he decided to release the documents detailing all charges not only in sacramento, but other jurisdictions up and down the state. 13 murders in all according to the documents. what will remain sealed are the uncharged crimes of sexual nature. more than 50 rapes deangelo is accused of committing but will not be charged with because the statute of limitations has run out. the judge also said no to unsealing warrants detailing what

from lenore is calling georgia on our republic mine. you get the last word. go ahead.aller: i was just wanting to say that i do disagree. i am a trump supporter, but i disagree with the zte policy on the phone's. china got caught red-handed selling technology to north that what hethink should have done is triangulated with congress to pass a law that would prohibit the use or sale toany high technology chips china. host: coming up on tomorrow's "washington journal," we will be joined by the professor here to discuss presidential impeachment. will beony scaramucci her to talk about trump's presidency and politics. that is tomorrow on "washington journal." you will be back tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. until then -- we will be back tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. until then, have a great saturday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017]

. >> guest: well, you know, like lenore, very interested in education. and, you know, i heard a story a couple years ago. this story involved milton academy, very prestigious new england prep school. and what happened was that a girl had applied to milton. e had great scores, she had great essays, they did a skype interview with her, she did a great interview. d the admitted her, they're very excited, and then, you know, something was a little bit off. as the semester went on, it became clear that the girl who had come was not the girl who had done the skype interview, but her sister. and, you know, i was told this story by a head of another independent school, since corroborated by nelson. and, you know, they tolding the story just like all the heads of schools are talking about it just like this is just so strange. but when i heard that story, i thought this is not so stran, actually. this is in asia substituting one person for another, very kind of close teamwork illyery common. and so i reck -- recognized this pattern. but as i talked more to the edu