ladies and gentlemen, suze orman! (applause, cheering) ♪ hi, everybody. i'm suze orman.ow, i'm here to tell you that the next 30 minutes

ladies and gentlemen,su ze orman! (applause, cheering) ♪ hi, everybody. i'm suze orman. watching this show, i'm here to tell you that the next 30 minutes will be the most important 30 minutes in your entire financial life. so i want you to stick with me here. now, i have a question to ask all of you.

intact in the space that offer some hope for traders out here, and this is "fast money," not suze ormanstill a sell >> when you say the technicals are still not constructed, they're making a series of higher lows. they may have failed but that's natural to reverse, fail, then make a higher low. look at spirit or delta, they look like they have made a series of higher lows. >> there are a lot better charts out there than the airlines. i think you have a lot of opportunities on the long side so while there might be opportunities over time, this is not where i'm looking to commit fresh capital right here >> had he is our suze orman, for all intents and purposes so what has the dow made, eight executive highs? >> eight straight days >> does it bother you that the transports have not confirmed that high yet? is that something you -- >> look, in 1924, it mattered more than it does today. i'm not saying it's unimportant. but as i said, if you pull up charts, norfolk southern, ksu, the trucking stocks, there's some real strengths within the group that masks the weakness you've seen in the trans

host: steve is in orman beach, florida. go ahead, steve. caller: hello. thank you. if we were in a completely free market society, then somebody might be able to make an argument against maintaining minimum wage. however, large corporations and large employers do so many things to artificially suppress wages. they make deals between, let's say, to corporations own 60% of a certain industry. they'll make deals saying that hey won't recruit each other's employees, they will make ceilings on salaries for certain levels of education, experience and that and going long with just the fact that nobody really enforces price fixing regulations. we need to have that minimum wage. we need to have it artificially stoked in order to fight all the oppressive actions done by employers. and in florida, the gentleman said that, you know, minimum wage is just for a place for some people just starting out to learn the trade. let me tell you in florida, it's the rule. unless you have semiprofessional job, unless you're a nurse, a registered nurse or an auto cad design engineer or somet

host: steve is in orman beach, florida. go ahead, steve. caller: hello. thank you. if we were in a completely free market society, then somebody might be able to make an argument against maintaining minimum wage. however, large corporations and large employers do so many things to artificially suppress wages. they make deals between, let's say, to corporations own 60% of a certain industry. they'll make deals saying that hey won't recruit each other's employees, they will make ceilings on salaries for certain levels of education, experience and that and going long with just the fact that nobody really enforces price fixing regulations. we need to have that minimum wage. we need to have it artificially stoked in order to fight all the oppressive actions done by employers. and in florida, the gentleman said that, you know, minimum wage is just for a place for some people just starting out to learn the trade. let me tell you in florida, it's the rule. unless you have semiprofessional job, unless you're a nurse, a registered nurse or an auto cad design engineer or somet

damaged and store fronts smashed and some vehicles swamped and actually the hardest-hit area was in orman beach a few miles away where the sheriff and locals say a tornado touched down between 9:00 and 9:30 last night. the damages seem to support that claim with a line of uprooted trees and downed utilities polls and roofs ripped off and deposited in neighbor's yard or the middle of the street a block away. hundreds of thousands of people remain in the dark here tonight and can probably expect the lights will remain off for some time to come. >> sean: all right, rick leventhal on the ground in daytona beach, florida. thank you. also on the ground tonight in tampa, florida, mike tobin. what's going on there? they were hit less hard than they anticipated, thank god. >> the way one cop put it to me as the storm was abating this town got lucky. the biggest issue they're facing is power outages. tampa electric alone 333,000 people are without power. crews were staged ahead of the storm but they were staged out of harm's way so that means they have to spend the day driving. the work starts tomo

. >> the picture of him, he looks so happy and avuncular and he's so angry this tweet from suze orman called the comments disgraceful and disgusting did kb homes do enough to rectify his behavior or should he have been fired >> you know, look. i'm not going to defend anything o he did those comments are certainly out of line. but that response to me by the company is kind of weak. either do a lot more than fine this guy some of his bonus or do nothing. >> why is it weak? >> because -- >> trump got elected president speaking like that for a year during his campaign. >> that's irrelevant >> he mentioned his name >> what i'm saying is, in our society that behavior is becoming normalized, when we have our president speaking like that towards people. >> i got don saying those comments are offensive and they shouldn't have happened. i'm saying if the company is going to do go to reprimand this guy, do something. taking away a piece of his bonus doesn't do anything. this is a $16 billion company. he makes a ton of dough. that's not going to live him where he lives where he lives is changing

children in schools in antigo so it's a quite a complicated long term picture now for the country john orman live for us in and t. get thanks very much indeed. mexico's withdrawn its offer to aid hurricane victims in the u.s. state of texas because its emergency services are too busy dealing with the aftermath of its own earthquake mexico's government had offered to send food beds generators and doctors to hussan to help deal with the aftermath of hurricane harvey but then an eight point one magnitude earthquake struck off its southern coast late last week killing at least ninety six people at least two point five million people have now been left in need of aid. still ahead on al-jazeera a smooth transition or blatant power grab u.k. politicians are divided over the government's latest brags its legislation. david michael barclay matthew barnes. of the. new york remembers the victims of the nine eleven attacks sixteen years ago. and in sports we'll hear from the heavyweight champion hoping to usher in a more polite era in professional boxing. well how has now been downgraded to a tropical s

the sheriff told me that they believe that a tornado touched down in orman beach and took out a househat was vacant. certainly there will be property damage, trees down and power lines down. there will be people without electricity tomorrow and perhaps for weeks to come. kelly: how does this impact all the crews that have been stationed there waiting to go out into all of florida to help people restore power? >> there i a few hundred of them in this hotel. they weren't going anywhere anyway until this storm passed through. the guys are here, ready to head out as soon as the wind die down so they can get out safely and start doing that work. i know you are a pro out there, but be careful. laura: a lot more ahead of us. adam? i'm looking at that behind you. what have we got? adam: still a long ways to go as we are looking at the center of circulation south and east of tampa. i wanted to show you, getting up into daytona beach, we have seen consistently heavy bands of rain running up in that area. we seen tornado spinning up. i have no doubt you are seeing big thunderstorms up there and

yesterday susie oze orman tweet people, would you buy a house from this guy?> so your personal life is your business life. do you remember an espn -- she was trying to get her car out from the parking spot. she started talking to the person -- >> what was that yeah yeah yeah >> look. it's always -- when i play sports, they would tell you when you go out there you're wearing the logo of your college, you represent your team to your point, he was at home. it's a private dispute that's been now made public >> when i'm driving, i do have to be -- >> or being driven more accurately >> i do drive. i can't just -- >> 24 hours. 24 hours a day >> whoa. okay >> the company is cutting a bonus payment that the ceo, mezger, would have received. cutting it by 25%. the board said his behavior in his personal dealings with his neighbors is unacceptable. now i got to be nice to neighbors too. if there's a similar incident in the future he will be dismissed. this is scary. we have a neighbor -- >> you're think being diine thit disputes >> no, we had a neighbor who had an upside