people in panama city, mexico beach, all struggling mightily. coming. michael tore through the areas, including mexico beach and panama city and killed 16 people, caused an estimated 25 billion in damage. nearly 500 building at tyndall air force base destroyed. a national guardsman that was there at the time says he remembers looking for somewhere safe as that hurricane took the roof off of the building he was in. our own phil keating got a look at the base now. more than that in just a minute. state and federal officials are urging people across the state to prepare for the 2019 hurricane season. some people say they never got back to normal after the last one. phil keating reporting. he's live in mexico beach. most people in that town, that's a summer town. a lot have not returned, i understand. >> in fact, most of them, many of them, probably never will. take a look around. this looks pretty much just like it did seven months ago. the last time we were right here. pretty much a wasteland. this is beach row right here. when the 16 foot storm s

fox news's phil keating is in mexico beach, a place that was absolutely decimated by michael.ay there, phil? >> connell, mexico beach, seven months since the last time we were here, pretty much look as whole like it did back then, a wasteland. a lot of debris is removed buttons of debris remained. this town ever 1200 people, now has 400 and sure surrounded by all this damage. >> no help. >> they still live in mexico beach, in the fema trailer, surrounded by destruction, a few neighbors, homes like theirs gone, not beginning to be rebuilt. this is the new life over the past seven months. >> people can get real frustrated very easy, you look around, still seeing debris and nothing going as fast as you would like it. it becomes part of your life, looking at debris. reporter: up the road at tyndall air force base, critical flight training returned five months ago. this is where the eye of the storm made landfall. 325th fighter wing squadron still has not early meantly returned. >> what a hurricane does, blows out windows and roof off building that happened hundreds of times on the

people were killed, about 70% of homes were destroyed by the hurricane which made landfall in mexico beach october 10, 2018. >>> a san francisco doctor is being investigated for helping parents avoid vaccinating their children. the city attorney says dr. he children that do not qualify. under state law students attending any public or private school must be vaccinated unless they can provide a medical exemption signed by a doctor. >>> beginning this summer drug makers will be required to reveal the prices of prescription drugs in television ads, part of the trump administration's four part plan to lower the cost of medications. the new regulation applies to prescriptions costing more than $35 for a one month supply. viewers will likely see the prices at the end of the ad when drug makers typically list the drug side effects. >>> the time is 4:38. there is now a push to raise the legal age to buy tobacco products here in the u.s. a bi- partisan group of senators is proposing tobacco 21 legislation to raid the federal age to buy tobacco products and e-cigarettes from 18 to 21. seven states i

one home left relatively unscathed on florida's mexico beach. miles in every direction. >> russell king built this two-story house a few years ago with hurricaneinds notust in mind, but in every aspect of the design. it hs 12 feet above the ground and it's anchored 28 feet into the ground. >> i'd like a better chance of finding the storm. >> now seven monthslater, king says it is not enough. >> the storm, in my opinion, from what i see getting stronger. >> he learned from michael and is upgrading his home yet again. >> all of this was a newnd it wasn't there and all of that is new and that happened last month and all of these light fixtures are all going ay. every one of them and they're to make way to put in something else probablyer p where we don't have concrete that will shift against these columns. >> king is fortifying the house well beyond any current building code. his next-door neighbor built to the highest local code two years ago, but the home ss a total lo. new mandatory building codes adopted after hurricane andrew have improved hur

that hurricane made landline on mexico beach. >>> gavin newsom will release his revised date budget.209 billion budget that includes and increase in the general fund. he wants more spending on ending homelessness and more for education. the governor provides budget will be unveiled at the state capitol. >>> kamala harris is making an appearance in san francisco today. she will be the featured speaker at the celebration of san francisco's son reporter newspaper. it is an african-american weekly publication. the gala will be held at the hyatt regency at seven a clock tonight. >>> np buddha judge will be in san francisco tomorrow. the mayor of south bend indiana will have a fundraiser at the regency from 6:32 8:00. today he's in los angeles joining eric garcetti for an event supporting organized labor. >>> millions of $50 bills ruin after an embarrassing typo in australia. the word that was misspelled on australian currency that has been in circulation since last year. >>> look at this. a stockpile of 1000 guns seized from one home. what led to that big bust at a mansion in bel air. >>>

. >> they still leave in mexico beach in their fema trailer. be rebuilt. this is their new life 7 months after michael blasted the florida panhandle. >> people are frustrated. you still see debris and not going as fast as you would like it. it's part of your life looking at debris. >> no gas station no new headquarters for police and fire. at the air force base, this is where the eye of the storm made landfall. it's brand new. the 325th fighter wing squad still hasn't returned. >> the hurricane blows out the windows and the roof. that happened hundreds of times here. >> building new dorms happening daily. the base commander said getting to pre-michael will take years. >> we are getting the mission done because that's our job. but we are doing it with a whole bunch of temporary solutions we are putting in place. these are not long-term solutions. >> federal dollars the region these may be on the way. the senate passed a $19 billion disaster 8 bill but getting it through the house was more difficult. 3 republicans have blocked it. the president i

25 people were killed and 70% of funds were destroyed by the hurricane which made landfall on mexico beach workers saved of fun caught in a storm drain. the baby deer's mother and siblings were wondering thereby. they are looking to see if they can find her mother to return her to the wild. >>> san francisco cabbies will hold their own protest against the right demonstration against how the company own rally protesting long hours for low pay. many set up picket lines in 10 cities including san francisco. they are demanding job security and higher pay saying they have seen their earnings decline. >> i'm getting have to pay and i can't survive anymore. >> they say their drivers average earnings of $20 per hour. the driver strike was set to coincide with the public offering. uber will set its ipo price today and trading is scheduled to start tomorrow. >>> if you like to cook, it's time to go through your cupboards. a company being sued after their cancer p.m. cooking spray exploded. the company says they've changed the can design and anyone with a note can should so what out. the old cans hav

. >> shepard: some of mexico's beaches have a smelly problem.unds of seaweed-like algae have been piling up in popular resort towns in cancun, riviera maya. the algae turns the water brown. when it decomposes, it smells like rotten earriggs. despite the algae, the number of tourists coming through cancun's airport is reportedly up from last year. it's getting harder to throw a party with balloons that float. scientists say we have a global shortage of helium, this as part city announces they plan to close 45 stores this year. the lack of helium isn't just affecting balloon parties. several industries use the gas including medical industry that uses helium for mris. jackie deangelis has more. >> helium prices are higher, up 30% since january. as you mentioned, because helium doesn't just go in balloons. it's used for other things including medical imaging. as demand rises, it comes from qatar, texas and wyoming. people won't be able to access the balloons to decade as they have in the past. experts are saying blow up the balloon the old fashioned

about 70% of homes were destroyed by the hurricane that made landfall in mexico beach on october 10,ime is 6:47. starting this summer drug makers will be liared to release the price of prescription drugs in tv ads, part of the trump administration four part plan to reduce the cost of medication. the new regulation includes listing the price of prescriptions in a three month supply costing more than $35. >>> a couple from oakland that used to be homeless got the star treatment at last night's warrior's game. ter a piedmont mankindly invited them to live in the inlaw unit of their home but neighbors called police after seeing them walking around the neighborhood and the couple was touched and invited them to the warriors play-off game against the houston rockets. >> we never dreamed we would be able to come to a play-off game. >> we saw mr. dunston with the warriors shirt and we were moved by that and we want every fan to have the experience of coming to a game. >> quinn cook was the one tacalled the couple to surprise them with the tickets. >>> our a time is 6:48. new at 6:00, former

its catastrophic winds and storm surge wiped away much of mexico beach, air force base and panama cityh ago noaa reclassified that storm from a category 4 to category 5 with wind speeds greater than 157 miles-an-hour. at today's press conference in front of one of the hurricane hunter airplanes, noaa explained that a near normal forecast is not to be taken lightly. >> 9 to 15 nasmed storms is a lot -- named storms is a lot. 4 to 8 hurricanes is a lot. 2 to 4 major hurricanes is a lot. so the key message is we're expecting a near normal season, but regardless, that's a lot of activity. you need to start getting prepared for the hurricane season now. >> september's hurricane florence weakened and stalled out as it approached the carolina's coastline, but that led to record rainfall and massive flooding. in total, the 2018 hurricane season caused about 50 billion dollars in damage. and even though we're not officially in hurricane season, we've already had our very first named storm. andrea came and went quickly monday and tuesday, south of bermuda. liz? elizabeth: phil keating, thank you

the bill has funding for mexico beach, panama city, it helps to rebuild the air force base. the thing holding it up is the president's objection that it also has funding for puerto rico. do you object to tha >> no. first here's what's been frustrating to me. chuck schumer has blocked the bill in the senate. this is something that my first words i sa on the senate floor is how we have to take care of puerto rico. i went there eight times as governor. there once as a u.s. senator. we've got to provide money fod r freak 've got to make sure we have accountability. that's what i proposed. we have tmake sure we don't waste money. everybody i talked to in puerto rico agrees with me. we don't want to waste any money. we want to get the money to get en the families that have hurt. and why don't we get this done? right now it's been basill shut down by chuck schumer. >> nawaz: senator, the idea that money is being waputed in to rico is something the president has said again and again. ight now it seems as if is stalled because there is money for puerto rico in this bill. what do you

one home left relatively unscathed on florida's mexico beach. >> total devastation for miles in everyrter: russell king built this thouse two years ago not just with hurricane winds in mind but every aspect of the design sits 12 feet above the ground and anchored 28 feet into the ground >> i felt like a better chance of surviving the storm. >> reporter: 12 months later, it is not enough. >> the storms are, in my opinion, from what i've seen, getting stronger >> reporter: he learned from michael and his upgrading his home yet again. >> all this cross bracing is new. it wasn't there. that happened last month all these light fixtures here, they're all going away every one of them. we're making this to put in something else, probably pavers. where we don't have concrete that will shift against these columns. >> reporter: king is fortifying the house well beyond any current building codes his next door neighbor built to the highest local code two years ago but the home is a total loss new mandatory building codes after hurricane andrew improved hurricane resistance in florida's new constru

phil keating is live from mexico beach, florida this morning. >> mexico beach still looks a lot like ago. much of it a wasteland. this beach down once had 1200 people. now just 400 people surrounded on all sides by wreckage. >> no help. >> these people still live in their fema trailer surrounded by destructions, few neighbors and homes like theirs gone and not beginning to be rebuilt. their new life of the past seven months. >> people can get frustrated easy when you look around and still see debris and not things going as fast as you would like it. it becomes part of your life looking at debris. >> up the road at the air force base critical life training returned five months ago where the eye of the storm made landfall. the fighter squadron has not permanently returned. >> it blows out windows and roofs off of buildings. that happened hundreds of times on this installation. >> the colonel is overseeing the $3 billion base rebuild. base commander says tons of progress has been made and continues to be daily. but getting pre-michael will take years. >> how is tyndall doing? we're getti

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one country but but all the countries of the world all terrorist planning to relax on mexico's famous white sand beaches might have to rethink their holiday plans foul smelling mounds of saugus m.a.c. we'd like a piling up on beaches turning the usually turquoise waters brown environmentalist a warning this could be the new normal so al again invasion may have been caused by a combination of climate change pollution from fertilizers and ocean currents mexico's riviera maya provide provides half the country's tourism revenue which could be badly hit. now the world's oldest and most celebrated author of and opens in italy on saturday then a span ali is an opportunity for countries to present their artistic talents and for some 80 artists to respond to a theme this year the title is may you live in interesting times charlie agita went to venice to see how artists are depicting our era. out of control is how this chinese feels mesmerising visitors at the venice be an early and exasperated robotic arm desperately trying to clean up a bloody mess this is the world are to see themselves in lurching from crisis

relax on whiteto sand beaches in mexico might have you rethinking holiday plans. are piling up on beaches, turning waters brown. environmentalists warn this could be the new normal. the algae invasion maybe a combination of climate change, and pollution from fertilizers. the region provides half of the mexican tourism revenue, which could be badly hit. the world's oldest art event onns italy -- opens in italy tuesday, the venice bn ali -- venice bienale. our correspondent went to venice to see our artists are depicting our era. thist of control is how chinese artworks feel, mesmerizing at the venice bienale, an exasperated robotic arm trying to clean up a bloody mess. this is the world artists see themselves in, lurching from crisis to crisis. this is how they respond to censorship, poverty, fake news and broken politics. complex questioning and reflecting the times we live in is what the show's curator wanted. >> the great thing about art is it encourages us to try to understand how different perspectives, different ideas, different emotions coexist. correspondent

well terrorist planning to relax on mexico's famous white sand beaches might have to rethink our holiday plans foul smelling mounds of saugus i'm a sea weed like algae a piling up on beaches turning the usually toques waters brown environmentalist are warning that this could be the new normal it's thought the invasion may have been caused by a combination of climate change pollution from fertilizers and ocean currents mexico's riviera maya presents provides half the country's tourism revenue which could be badly hit with the water pressing some though not everyone off going. you can't really win here you can't really spend any time in the water i'm not sure what is in the water that's it but it's there is something that i wouldn't even risk my lookout for we would to practice coming back here even at this travel year everything else is lovely have to get off great so we just put up with it. well now the world's oldest and most celebrated art event opens in a city on saturday the venice been an opportunity for countries to present their artistic talents and for some 80 artists to respond

storm water has flowed north from mexico since april the closure will be in place until testing shows that the water is safe. california and the cities of imperial beach in chula vista sued the trump administration last year over the recurring toxic flows from mexico. in world news, at least one person is dead nearly 2 dozen people hurt. >>following a stabbing spree this happened in japan. police say a man with 2 knives in the city of keener tokyo attack people he's began attacking people who are standing at a bus stop as many as 16 people among the victims we're told the suspect then stabbed himself in the neck. he later died. within just the last hour or so president trump he is in japan talked about what happened. >>i want to take a moment to send our prayers and sympathy to the victims of the stabbing attack this morning. >>and tokyo. all americans stand with the people of japan and for the victims. >>and for their families. >>again at last word the suspect in the attack has died will continue to stay on the story and bring you any updates. donald trump state to visit to japan was supposed to be a show of unity but instead the president contradict

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they closed the beach due to contaminated runoff from mexico's tijuana river. more than 100 million gallons of toxic river water have flowed sense april. signs warning of the possible contamination have been up. >> i don't want to walk my dog even on the sand here. i don't want her to get contaminated. just like all the migrating birds in the estuary, who knows what they're mick picking up and eating. >> this comes after they urged u.s. and mexican officials to stop untreated sewage from flowing into the u.s., from the tijuana river valley on rainy days. >>> time now, 5:10. >>> what do a coffee shop and tractor company have in common? apparently their name. this morning, one side is taking legal action. >>> we're going to be going to winter like weather. we'll let you know the warmest days this week in my full forecast. >>> well, your traffic has a case of the mondays here on this tuesday morning. at 5:11. i'm tracking your commute time coming up. but in the meantime, the nimitz freeway is coming along. but you have plenty of traffic out there. and save hundred

beach. that's a litter box. new mexico, ugly arizona. we felt sympathy the first seven times you caught on fire, now it's starting to be your fault. nevada, the honest state, they legalized prostitution. we know we have no natural resources, but hey, we'll blow you. colorado, you're rich, you're beautiful and you pretend to be down to earth. don't we already have a gwyneth paltrow somewhere around here? utah, congratulations, mormons you've done the impossible, you're both exotic and uncompelling at the same time. idaho, how a potato is still your most fascinating quality. wyoming, you peaked in 1870. i don't know, we'll call you if there's a comanche raid on the fort, i guess. you've got the northwest, oregon. on either side of them the age of computers started on their front and back doorstep, and they said let's open a sneaker store. washington, lose the attitude, you're not the independent bookstore of states, okay, you sent us serial killers, starbucks and hipsters. what are you going to do for an encore, put hep "c" in your apples?

, health officials in san diego county have expanded their beach closure because of sewage contaminated runoff from the tijuana river in mexicoire shore line will be closed until testing shows the water is safe. officials say more than $110 million gallons of toxic flow water flowed north since april. >>> volunteers known as the bridge watch angels with their blue beanies and badgeing walk along the span. memorial day is particularly hard for those who served in the mi military they report 6,000 veteran suicide each year. the bridge watch angels is to not only hop nor those who have served our country and honor those who have died by suicide. >> sometimes having a kind person to be present is importan important. >> less than three month since it opened. a world war vet jumped off the bridge. >>> the golden gate bridge is starting to take shape. the three injured foot sections are being fabricated if a plant in richmond. installation of the supports has already begun. the system is similar to others installed on nearly a dozen bridges around the world. >>> if you or someone you love is struggling with suicidal thoughts, you ca

mexico, think about tulum. it's got a wonderful mayan ruins. it has fantastic food and a castle on a cliff overlooking the beach. >> wow in europe, where would youd people >> all roads lead to rome. it was a number one sort of city, most demand in the world, across all markets we're in over 250 markets. rome is number one on our list but what rome doesn't have is eight miles of velvet beach. so to get that, you want to head northeast to the adirondack coast to senegala. there's not a better place in the world to open a bottle of white wine, sit back and just watch your day disappear. >> how much is that? terms of the friess differential, if i was considering rome or somewhere else >> for a three-bedroom home, about 20% cheaper on average than rome. >> all right, good to hear one in three u.s. travelers these days say they're using vacation homes, up from one in ten? >> one in ten in 2010, that's right. >> so if i'm somebody thinking about putting my toe into that, trying it for the first time, what would you tell people in terms of what to make sure you're on the lookout for? >> sure. so, make sure you do your due diligence. >> how >> if somethi

beach municipal center, was killed by police after ‘firing indiscriminitely‘ at workers inside the offices. president trump has announced new taxes on all goods crossing the southern border, unless mexico illegal immigration into the us. trade between the two countries is worth around $150 billion annually. mexico's president says he will not be provoked and is sending a delegation to washington for talks. the british retail tycoon, sir philip green, says he strenuously denies four charges of misdemeanour assault in the us. sir philip's arcadia group owns chains including topshop. the charges which each carry sentences of up to 30 days inprisonment relate to allegations of inappropriate touching. frank bowling studied painting alongside david hockney, 60 years ago, but he never reached the same level of prominence and acclaim, despite being regarded as highly influential in his own right. he was born in guyana in south america, but moved to britain as a teenager. now at the age of 85, his first major exhibition has opened at tate britain in london. our arts editor, will gompertz has taken a look. these are frank bowling's early paintings, made when he was clearly influenced by francis

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beach municipal center, was killed by police after ‘firing indiscriminitely‘ at workers inside the offices. president trump has announced new taxes on all goods crossing the southern border, unless mexicoo's president says he will not be provoked and is sending a delegation to washington for talks. the british retail tycoon, sir philip green, says he strenuously denies four charges of misdemeanour assault in the us. sir philip's arcadia group owns chains including topshop. the charges which each carry sentences of up to 30 days inprisonment relate to allegations of inappropriate touching. frank bowling studied painting alongside david hockney,

beach series one. farah was scouted in a nightclub. two weeks later, she was filming in mexico. great cast members. going away, going abroad, i love to travel. you come out, your social media following skyrockets and that automatically enables you to collaborate with different brands. you get all sorts of opportunities coming your way. you also have to take into account trolls on social media. they see you on air for an hour once a week, i think it was for two or three months. they almost feel like they know who you are. what about pressure to have sex, for example? i didn't have pressure to have sex from the producers or anyone from the show. definitely a mixed experience. more positives than negatives. 0verall, would i do it again? yeah, i would. farah would like to do a love—based reality show next. she hopes lessons can be learned from what's happened to the contestants on love island and thejeremy kyle show. i don't think anyone wants these shows to be axed. you know, they've been on for however long, they‘ re successful. butjust make sure the care is there. yeah, it's fine. speaks welsh. hell

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beach in gets in san diego is going to remain closed swimmers. because there was sewage that flowed into the state from mexico's t want a river and so now it's notafe to go in the water, the department of environmental health issued this order on sunday expanding the closure which has already been in place for months, but now it's expanded with an a 110 million gallons of toxic storm water has floated north from mexico since april. this closure is going to be in place until testing shows the water is safe. it's 5. >>ahead we're going to hear from the california family who saved a car. around a huge. it was all introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. was a success for lastchoicehotels.comign badda book. badda boom. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels

beach. police are searching for 3 suspects. >>well the department of homeland security is asking the military for more help out from the us and on the u s mexico border that is including tense for large number of migrants. 2 us administration officials say the request was delivered to the pentagon friday night. it came as customs and border protection predicted it would surpass half a million migrants crossing the border so far this fiscal year. the number of apprehensions on the u s mexico border is the highest since 2009. >>in world news tonight, an attack on a catholic church in central burkina faso africa has left 6 people dead the country's information agency says gunmen on motorcycles stormed the church this morning, killing 6 men, including the priest and then set the church on fire the landlocked country in northwest africa has been plagued by extremist violence in recent months in february cnn reported the us was considering sending additional military advisers and intelligence tools to burkina faso to help combat the growing terrorism threat. and sri lanka after hundreds were killed in easter sunday, terror attacks the country is now

mexico as they await their court hearings, federal appeals court making the hearing overnight, major victory for the president after a lower court blocked the initiative. jillian: donald trump headed to florida, to the panama city beach after storm damage in the wake of hurricane michael. the president will check on recovery efforts before and make america great again rally tonight. >> one tornado ripped through parts of western oklahoma. tornado warnings issued in texas where firefighters rescued dozens of people including the woman who was in labor and in high water. jillian: hundreds of people stranded in cars and flooded homes with a foot of rain in parts of houston. some seeing damage worse than when hurricane harvey hit two years ago, janice dean is tracking those systems now. hard to imagine anything worse than harvey. >> we will deal with more heavy rainfall in those areas and got to see storm prediction center had this right on today in terms of where they thought severe weather would come together across the panhandle of oklahoma and texas and that is where we saw tornado reports and damage, severe threat across texas, louisiana, arkansas, oklahoma, into illinois, potential for large hail, damaging winds, t

mexico. beforek coming bac to north carolina's outer banks where he met up with several o teragged sharks less than two weeks ago. cabot's arrivalt a connecticut beachweekend, a reminder of what danger lurks in the water. last summer, beaches at new york's nearby fire island were temporarily closed after two kids were bitten in separate attacks. in cape cod, massachusetts, one man died after he was attacked. weeks earlerr, anoth swimmer was able to survive by punching a shark in its sensitive gills. >> its head was way out o water grabbing my leg trying to tip me over. reporter: but experts stress people just need to be smart when enjoying the water. >> look at the ocean. v before you go in it. don't just assumeou yan go in whenever and wherever you want. >> reporter: all right. so overnight, that shark tracker did come back online and researchers have now pinged cabot on the south side of long island. that's a more common place for sharks this time of eyear. thect had imto stick around there until the water gets too warm. if the food source dries up, he'll move up north. so who's going swimming this weekend, guys? >> not me. not re. it's good he's

to the gulf of mexico before coming back to north carolina's outer banks where he met up with several other tagged sharks less than two weeks ago. cabot's arrival at a connecticut beachial day weekend, a reminder for many of what danger lurks in the water. last summer beaches at new york's nearby fire island were temporarily closed after two kids were bitten in separate attacks. in cape cod, massachusetts, a man died after he was attacked weeks earlier a man survived by punching him in his gills. >> the head was way out of water. it was grabbing my leg like a wrestling hold trying to tip me over >> reporter: experts stress people just need to be smart when enjoying the water. >> look at the ocean before you go in it don't just assume you can go in wherever and whenever you want >> reporter: all right so overnight that shark tracker did come back online and researchers have now pinged cabot on the south side of long island that's a more common place for these sharks this time of year they expect cabot to stick around there until the waters get too warm and if the food source dries up, then he would move on up north who is going swimming this weekend, guys? >> not me.

beaches in any of those. stuart: change the graphic. give meet worst five? >> louisiana, alabama, mississippi, and then you have west virginia and new mexico.o put the survey together. stuart: new mexico, bottom of the list, worst states to live in for education, health care, opportunity and -- >> economy. whether you feel like you have a job. i saw some of the questions. whether you feel like fairly compensated in the job, whether you feel like you have prospects. stuart: new mexico on the bottom. >> louisiana is number 50 and alabama. stuart: other way around. i'm sorry. louisiana is what they say is the worst. >> i think a lot of people love new orleans. i assume some has to come back still probably from the comeback from katrina. stuart: i will segue to the market because that is the big story of the day. huge drop yesterday. bounceback this morning. we're halfway back. down 600 yesterday. >> not bad. stuart: now we're up 322 points. there you have it. that is the tuesday morning bounceback, not that strong. but we'll take it. neil it is yours. neil: thank you very much. to stuart's point. 29 of the dow 30 stocks are in the green. numbe