across town, firefighter mike henry has made his way back to the meadows apartment complex and, againresidents insist to him the building has collapsed. >> everything looked fine, and we told them the same thing. >> but then right as henry is about to drive away for the second time with his fire truck, a man in the distance clawing at the base of the building catches his eye. >> i stopped the rig, got out, went over and asked him, what are you doing? he said, there's somebody trapped under the building. i kind of thought this guy might be a little nuts. >> even though henry can clearly see the building is standing, he decides to step back and compare it with another section of the l-shaped structure. >> i saw the first floor balcony or the second-floor balconies line up and the third floor balconies line up. and i went to the roof line. and all of a sudden the roof jumps up eight feet. then it dawned on me, the building has collapsed and a whole floor is pancaked. that kind of hit me like a ton of bricks. >> henry starts to do the math in his head. 50 apartments on the first floor and

wait for the mike, henry, and be brief. >> very brief. the answer has to take into account open economy consequences. exchange rate effects. you may think there's uncertainty about domestic macro models. the uncertainty with respect to open economy models is vast and depends sensitively on the response of other countries. so i think one is on very shaky ground. >> a new estimate on corporate taxes as well. if you don't think about what the rest of the world is going to do. so your point, it's even more complicated if you have to think about it. i think we have time for another question. there's a woman right here. and then we'll go. we'll have time for questions at the end. >> laura blessing. i have a very basic question. and then a question for mr. holtz ecan. may be reiterating from earlier but given since the mid '90s, the republicans have been trying to get dynamic scoring in after they won the '94 elections and it's always been an option to have it in addition to the options provided by the cbo. are we going to use dynamic scoring fo

we have not seen mike peevey or susan kennedy, nor henry brady for that matter but we'll stick around having pictures of the folks walking in. mark matthews nbc bay area news. >> thank you. our investigative unit has been digging into ethical breaches and questionable decisions by peavy for more than two years. we've uncovered a trail of unconditionable actions. you can watch all of our segments on nbcbayarea.com. >> what's happening now, "air force one" sitting on the tarmac with no president inside. it landed about 45 minutes ago. the president already headed into the city of san francisco. when mr. obama arrived, though which was his 20th visit, they were greeted at the airport by ed lee, mayor of san francisco. now, the president is here for a three-day stay in which he'll tackle some issues during his stay. the most prominent one cyber security tomorrow at stanford. scott budman is live at the campus. you're going to have a lot of ceos there. what do they want to hear from the president? >> they want to hear that security will be more private. cyber security has become a huge iss

henry ford's model t. i met with harold's grandson eric and friend mike for a driving lesson.>> not quite. >> ouch. >> oh, come on. give me a car that works. >> straight on. >> the model t is the first affordable automobile. it is not particularly easy to drive. it has three med pedals but the break is on the right. what is it doing there? >> did you clear the streets today? >> as we go around test easy to see why harold fell in love with this classic. >> here the hair blowing top down. >> bigotry back there. >> break, break -- brake, brake, brake. step forward. wait. >> brake. >> oh, yeah, that thing on the right. >> throttle up. >> perfect. not a scratch. >> but a collision is in store for the laemay family as it tris to get the museum. >> all of the next steps. >> the family donates 600 cars to the project and $15 million, too, but it's not enough. they hire a fundraiser who tells them they have to have corporate sponsors for more big bucks. that will mean the lemays are told they will have to sacrifice their control and vision of the museum. the family agrees but soon find

retired general mike allen appearing on capitol hill and our own chief political correspondent ed henry is live on the north lawn. any breaking news on the white house that involves the president? >> reporter: i just got an e-mail back from white house officials, they ear just getting details as i am as well. they referred me to the justice department because they don't have a full handle on it as well. they're trying to determine was this real, were they just talking about it. the justice department has obviously moved flartd with criminal charges so it was serious enough for them to do that. and as david lee miller reported, one of these terrorists said that he would be willing to kill the president of the united states if isis told him to do it. another one of them said that he wanted to buy a machine-gun so he could shoot fbi agents or -- this is obviously deadly serious and particularly serious because "today" there's another-where he said december the spite these horrific killings we have seen by isis the beheadings hostages being burned alive, he said if they're actually less dai

mike roberts can't afford their $300 energy bill. >> her husband lost his one job. >> reporter: jackie henry brought her 36-year-old daughter debra wolf to eblen charities. wolf has four kids and owes $417 this month. the power company says it's ready to switch off her electricity. so, we met some clients just now. some people, it looks like their heating bills are almost half of what they pay for rent. you know, what kind of burden is that putting on families here? >> well, it's a tremendous burden considering economic times, and some were maybe not working, some maybe on social security, some maybe have two or three jobs. >> reporter: in north carolina, low-income families are eligible for a range of government programs to help stay warm in the winter. generally, they're administered by the state and paid for by the federal government. but in recent years, federal spending on programs for the poor has been cut. so, for example, the federal utility bill subsidy only pays up to $400 a year in north carolina; we met families who owe more than that every month. so, increasingly, local governments are partnering with private nonprofit or

mike. >> pink one. how about you? >> henry, want to talk. >> pink one. >> you want -- >> i agree, the best ones.it. >> happy birthday andrew. >> that's very nice of you. i can't believe you did that. >> barry, favorite flavors, i don't know to ask you at the end, all of the favorite flavors? >> leadership in the united states. is that in the box. >> look under the cupcakes. that's your concern, consumer confidence. >> lack of leadership in washington. i think it permeates everything we do. and not play golf. let's fix the world. let's lead. by example. >> barry, we want to thank you for being here today and spending a very special day with us. >> just got back -- >> why so many cupcakes? >> you didn't mean me. >> i meant the guy in d.c. >> all right. >> guys thank you so much. >> a lot of chocolate cupcakes. >> ties both ties? she had to tie both. >> a clip-on. >> you both have clip-ones. that's nice. >> happy birthday. thanks for being here. that does it for us today. join us tomorrow. now it's time for "squawk on the street." >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm david faber

henry. 2.60. about time. [ applause ] >> that's good. that's good. i know one person who works in emeryville, officer mikerom the emeryville police department, no. he's never pulled me over. i just know him. >> by the way, u cue yay set a record on saturday of 3.25. there was a lot of rain. mendocino county,lake county. after that it was not that much. 100% of normal for santa rosa. san francisco 109 and san jose, 134. as a percent works's seeing -- persent we're seeing more more to the south than the north. should be closer to 38 to 46. this time of year. not even close. we're way above. these are mild systems. the breeze is still there. it's turning more westerly. once the low moves inland, it will be westerly. higher elevations, 30, 35. everything is lifting north. sun, clouds, showers, breezy. and mild to warm if you get that sun, i mean, it can feel like we're in houston in august. not that bad. but more sun to the south. temperatures, 60s. these are well above average for the lows and they are near average but still slightly above on the highs. guess what. we're going to accelerate those. the only f