. >> and my cousin, ferdinand, superintendent of the port authority police who ran in to save others making the ultimate sacrifice. i love hearing about you from those who worked by your side and from families who miss you dearly. you touched all of our lives with laughter and love. you were larger-than-life and we will always remember your strength and kindness. that's from christina and tina. we honor you today and every day. we love you always. invalid there is hope. god bless america. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my beloved, amazing oco and godfather. -- nypd emergency services unit truck number seven. one of the first on the scene. [applause] you are our inspiration. not a day goes by that you're not in our hearts and thoughts. we miss you. our family will always honor and treasure your name, and keep your have become hilarious and loving memories with you a life. i know you and gramps

i love you. >> and my cousin, port authority police officer christopher.bing how much you are truly missed. not a day goes by that you're not remembered, and because of that your memory has been able to remain so fresh and all of our hearts and minds. i speak on behalf of the whole family and all of your friends when i say we love you, we miss you, and we will never ever forget you. all the victims and that day. god bless. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my uncle christopher. it's been 17 years but it feels like yesterday. in 11 days will celebrate your 53rd. you have missed many firsts and uams the birth of your first grandchild. he is missed every day. i'd also like to mention kenneth white. >> and my brother allen, firefighter that you were not just a brother. my mentor, my godfather and my hero. you were truly missed. you are the glue that kept the family together. you should be looking down proud of your children and all your grandsons. god bless america,

and my uncle port authority police officer you were brave and strong antihero.ch over us. we love you and miss you. and my uncle, we miss you and we love you and you will never be forgotten. thank you. >> susan pinto. christopher todd. will young coleman. >> tijuana. anthony. james edward. stephen emmanuel. scott alan powell. antonio pratt. wanda prints. kevin prior. edward. patricia puma. >> and my father police officer from emergency services we wish you and love you always. >> to my sister we all love you and miss you and your granddaughter is beautiful she turned for last month. god bless. christopher. anthony. james quinn. peter looking soft. maria ramirez. deborah. jonathan randall. robert rasmussen. robert rasmussen. and my youngest you are always in our thoughts and prayers god bless america. always america. [applause] >> tee4 james riley. kevin riley -- kevin o'reilly. timothy riley. joseph marino junior. frank bennett. joshua scott reese. john rio. john thomas. >> todd rubin. john frederick. rudolph. david harlow rice. katarina -- kenneth rice the thir

it's been a year since hurricane slammed into port authority call one of the most intense hurricanes on record it devastated the island which was already bankrupt when the storm hit. also on the program housing prices keep going up and up but how much is too much that's a question not only germans have to tackle it's a global problem. and small and medium sized companies here are leading the way when it comes to employ migrants we highlight one variant success story in a very traditional german sector and. it's time for business on d.w.i.m. it's good to have you with us it was a year ago that tropical storm hit the caribbean island of puerto rico the country associated to the united states and considered a u.s. territory has had a rough time trying to rebuild critical infrastructure after the storm critics say the u.s. government didn't do enough to provide relief after the emergency but even when the island some day close this chapter economic problems will be far from over. one year on from the disaster and in many parts of the island rebuilding has yet to begin often just the bare

there are just too many containers and the port authority isn't opening up the port to let them in. so every day there are more and more. the major issue is the road so we have begun the government to help to reduce the traffic. we wanted to talk to the relevant ministry in the capital abuja but no one would answer our questions. so things it'll be three weeks before he sees his family again that's the earliest he'll be able to deliver his goods he's hopeful though in two thousand and twenty lagos is set to get a brand new port. to tennis now and rafael nadal has queens sent to the semifinals of the us open after a five set test against dominic team of austria the defending champion got off to a dreadful start but managed to outlast a teen in a match that ended at two in the morning and lasted nearly five hours. dominic team couldn't have asked for a better start the austrian punishment doll in the first set to hand the defending champ what's known as a bagel a six nil thrashing butts in the sweaty rainer of flushing meadows no doubt fall back in a topsy turvy encounter an adult too

but then there are the police officers, the port authority police officers and the humans who worked towers and the response of the city was what i found so inspiring. it was a response of a civil society to a massive attack. we did find a deeper resilience. that's as much as anything what we're honoring when we mark the loss and why it is so important not to give in to a sense of historic amnesia that this is simply in the past because as john berman pointed out, for the families that lost people it is an every day loss. but it is an obligation for us to remember and honor the folks and lost and the heroism we saw can't be said enough. the people that were leaving the towers said over and over again, they were running up, the firefighters, the first responders as we were going down. >> one of the things that's so hopeful is so many of these families have become involved with groups and charities of their own and paid it forward and worked with other victims of disasters. to watch the spirit and resolve of these people as we're watching the names being read, i don't know how old that

large part to the efforts of those 343 firefighters, 23 new york city police officers and 37 port authorityolice officers who gave their lives. and the reopening was a statement to the terrorists. you've killed thousands of people, you've destroyed billions in property. you can never defeat the american way of life. and what better an opening than to have an esu police officer and a new york city firefighter ring that opening bell, pump his big arms, billy fisher as he did, surrounded by the mayor, the governor, the treasury secretary, our two senators. >> neil: secretary clinton then senator clinton. >> they were all there. >> neil: no one was arguing. they sang. >> they sang god bless america with me with the whole trading floor with the whole country who was watching. you know, it was a lesson then that we can take now. everyone put aside whether you were democrat, republican, whether you were goldman sachs or merrill lynch. we were all americans and we had a job to do. and that was to send a message that american can never be defeated. that's what that opening bell stood for. i was very

there are just too many containers and the port authority isn't opening up the port to let them in. so every day there are more and more the major issue is the road so we have begging the government to help to reduce the traffic. so. we wanted to talk to the relevant ministry in the capital abuja but no one would answer our questions. segun things it'll be three weeks before he sees his family again that's the earliest he'll be able to deliver his goods he's hopeful though in twenty twenty lagos is set to get a brand new port. now european football is launching a new competition starting tomorrow the nations league the aim is to get rid of meaningless friendly's but the tournament is complex so here's a rundown of how it works stay with me all fifty five european teams are competing the competition runs on and off for the next three months then teams are split into four leagues from eight to deep and grouped into three or fours it ends with promotion or end relegation between the leagues and then point number four the group winners in a league a playoff for the next the title next y

there are just too many containers and the port authority isn't opening up the port to let them in. so every day there are more and more. the major issue is the road so we have begging the government to help to reduce the traffic. we wanted to talk to the relevant ministry in the capital abuja but no one would answer our questions. so good things it'll be three weeks before he sees his family again that's the earliest he'll be able to deliver his goods he's hopeful though twenty twenty lagos is set to get a brand new port. in tennis defending man champion rafael nadal has survived a nearly five hour five set match at the u.s. open to advance to the semifinals the doll lost the first set six love but came back to beat australia dominic team at two in the morning in new york time he'll play one martin del potro next meanwhile women's champion sloane stephens is out she would speed by lot. of still go well now mates raina williams in her first ever semi final flushing meadows. in time germany's women's soccer team have made it to the twenty one thousand world cup in france the two time

there are just too many containers and the port authority isn't opening up the port to let them in. so every day there are more and more the major issue is the road so we have begging the government to help to reduce the traffic. so. we wanted to talk to the relevant ministry in the capital abuja but no one would answer our questions. so good things it'll be three weeks before he sees his family again that's the earliest he'll be able to deliver his goods he's hopeful though in twenty twenty lagos is said to get a brand new port. and now to a case involving one of america's best loved movies the wizard of oz and the footwear of its main character dorothy her shoes were snatched from a museum in the u.s. over a decade ago and now police have come a big step closer to solving the mystery of the missing slippers. under the ring. for here today to share with you the recovery of one of the most significant and cherished pieces of movie memorabilia in american history dorothy's ruby slippers from the one nine hundred thirty nine movie the wizard of oz. the priceless props were stolen from

there are just too many containers and the port authority isn't opening up the port to let them in. so every day there are more and more the major issue is the road. so we have begun the government to help to reduce the traffic. we wanted to talk to the relevant ministry in the capital abuja but no one would answer our questions. so things it'll be three weeks before he sees his family again that's the earliest he'll be able to deliver his goods he's hopeful though in twenty twenty lagos to get a brand new port. germany and turkey kick off a series of high level visits today relations between the two countries have soured over recent years over human rights and other issues germany's foreign minister will meet turkish president erda won an encore out later today i am the agenda for the german government is the release of seven german citizens from turkish jail they're being held on political charges after the failed coup two years ago turkey will be looking for support for it's weakened the economy bill iraq has tanked in recent weeks and we have team coverage of this meeting for mo

kurt nava, the president and cee ofmericanon associati of port authorities says retaliation is an issuefs that have been announced already account for about 10% of the total value of the tgde that's mov through america's sea ports. so that could obviously continue to escalate,ut even at 10% it's a significant impact not just on the tra t movinough our ports and ultimately to folks like truckers, railroads and warehouses and other parts of the supply chain. >> and there's anoth impact, investment in infrastructure. the port directors we spoke to said business is declining because of tiffs so there's less money to work with than steel, the element needed to build is seeing in priceea ins because these products could suffer ashey're making itxtremely difficult. >> it would impact the facilities that are necessary and specifically related to some of the tariff items on china can impact thety abi to bring increased size container cranes into the u.s. ports to be able to handle the increasing size of vessels. >> then there's the entire supply chain. a major trickledown effect. barge, rails, t

sighting of a beluga whale in the river thames at gravesend this lunchtime, according to the london port authority. it's been seen near the barges, where it has spent much of the past four days. the whale appears to be moving up and down a one—mile stretch of the river. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. a fine enter the afternoon. different story further north, more clout for northern ireland and scotland, further outbreaks of rape and western isles, strong wind as well. just to get up to 50 mph, some warmth in the sunshine across central and southern england, turning cooler here to this evening and overnight. we will see outbreaks of rate slipping their way south and east to southern scotland, weakening as they do, clear skies behind, blustery showers and i had some clearer skies. tempter started to you all three celsius for southern counties. a fair amount of cloud on sunday, that will be slipping its way south and east, a cloudy day for much of an glib and wales with bright sunny spells, but rather blustery showers across northern ireland and scotland, some heavy, some

sighting of a beluga whale in the river thames at gravesend this lunchtime, according to the london port authorityrs to be moving up and down a one—mile stretch of the river. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. a fine enter the afternoon. different story further north, more clout for northern ireland and scotland, further outbreaks of rape and western isles, strong wind as well. just to get up to 50 mph, some warmth in the sunshine across central and southern england, turning cooler here to this evening and overnight. we will see outbreaks of rate slipping their way south and east to southern scotland, weakening as they do, clear skies behind, blustery showers and i had some clearer skies. tempter started to you all three

have been evacuated from guangdong province fifty thousand fishing boats have been called but port authority or hong kong bore the brunt of its force in the city was effectively shot. while over in the philippines the death toll from the typhoon has risen to fifty three and that number is expected to grow dozens of others a missing and feared buried in a landslide getting thirty miners in could guy in province sights korea's president is preparing to play chief negotiator between washington and pyongyang at a summit with the north korean leader in will travel to pyongyang and choose the to hold talks with kim jong un is said to be the third meeting between the two leaders and the first since kim summit with the u.s. president. to do it isn't it once i was there they were the president has explained the goal of the upcoming summit the first is to improve and develop into a career relations secondly to mediate and catalyze the dialogue between north korea and the u.s. for denuclearization the third is to end military tension and threats of war between south and north korea. residents in the u.

a port authority police officer who ran toward the twinowers and never came home. >> just the fact that he carries on the legacy of a fallen hero is very cool. he was very dedicated to public rvice and loved his job. >> he was on a flight headed to new york to than in pennsylvania. >> i couldn't believe there were people like that in the world that would try to hurt innocent people. i felt a need to be involved to help pre very many that. >> reporter: soon after, he joined the tsa and he and hour have been best friends ever since. recently they went to new york so george could meet the dog named after his dog. >> my joke is he looksxactly ke my dad. >> and tomorrow they'll meet the g. >> i reflected on where i'm at. i feel like i'm doing something to make a difference and prevent something like 9/11 from happening again. are you my baby? >> reporter: at reagan national airport,4.ne >> good boy. now, howard the dog is spelled with t hs. all tsaog named after victims have a double first letter so we can tell right away that the dog was namedfter a fallen hero. >>> how cool is that. we hav

there in new york, you had the coast guard, the new york and new jersey port authorities, and naval militia that helped and they got all those folks off. there was no plan to evacuate manhattan. nobody ever thought we'd have to do it. but they realized when you closed down the bridges and the tunnels and the mass transit's down, you got to get those people off somehow, and those folks found a way to do it. incredible innovation. incredible courage. incredible hard work because that's what was needed that day. charles: steve, it's 17 years later, as someone who's involved as deeply as you were, u.s. special forces were still engaged in conflict and combat in the middle east. where do you see this ending and how do we just come -- do we come to the realization that we won't win this and find a way to get out thereof and stop losing men and women at this point? >> that's a choice the leadership has to make. this kind of war, you know, nobody should expect us to end up having a treaty signed on the deck of a battleship like we did at the end of world war ii. that's not what's going to happen. w

delegation of authority or port executive director to enter into one or more members into understandingwith various agencies or the public utilities commission and the public works department and department of building inspection, relating to the roles and responsibilities for the land subject to the public? --. >> good afternoon, commissioners mike martin. i'm here representing a small group of folks, including the planning environment division, as well as the deputy city attorney as we worked through a very similar situation to the item you just heard. this i this hm is the india basin project. it is just the project sponsor -- it is another of the southern bayfront projects he saw on the additional -- initial map that you saw just now. it is an interesting spin on the proposals that we are just talking about and that up again, the port process involvement is to facilitate shoreline parklands and also to confirm in the trust the shoreline lands and release upland lands from the trust. this project has already proceeded much further. the agreements are being finalized and approvals are

port authorities might have thought me a worrywart about trifles, but i worked my head off. within two days, i was back at meade. when ike returned to camp, he discovered that the situation had changed. now that the 65th engineers was in a new branch of service, it received a new designation as the 301st tank battalion, and much to his dismay, ike found himself no longer in command of company. -- company a. instead, colonel welborn, who had been so impressed with eisenhower's administrative handling of his assignment in new york, had another more important task in mind. my chief said he was impressed with my organizational ability. i was directed to take the remnants of the troops who would not be going overseas and proceed to an old abandoned campsite in gettysburg, pennsylvania, of all places. once again, his deep desire to get into combat had been crushed and further expectations collapsed. at this low point in his career, he simply wrote, my mood was black. on march 15, a moody eisenhower journeyed to gettysburg in the company of captain robert gardner to inspect the new

track congress approval for a trade deal with the european union it falls under trade promotion port authoritygislative tool that allows the president to seek a simple yes or no vote. the talks between the u.s. and e. rumplet going well less than two months after they threatened to slap tariffs on each other. australia cut its forecast for this season's wheat production by 13%. due to a drought in parts of the country's east. the government expects production of 19 ppt 1 million metric ton next fiscal year, the smallest crop since 2008. however it's shaping up as a tale of two coasts with storms setting western australia up for a butcher harvest. the latest news on bloomberg on air, and on tibblinging to be on twitter. i'm jessica summers thises blotberg. >> thank you. let's go to sophie in hong kong to see how the markets are shaping up. sophie? sophie: after the s&p 500 managed to break a four-day slide, asian stocks could face a mixed session, albeit lackluster. techs could remain the achilles heel which could make stocks more vulnerable to selling as the hang seng edges closer to its lowes

port authority police say the plane carrying 200 passengers had a hydraulic failure causing two tireseach maingear to explode while landing. luckily no one was injured. south carolina bracing for record flooding up to 10 feet of water could devastate part of georgetown county just south of myrtle beach. rivers left swollen by hurricane florence are cresting and could leave roads impassable. florence is responsible for 43 deaths since lambing the coast a week ago. let's talk about this. yale professors cancel class so their students can protest what they call the very real threat of brett kavanaugh. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 is here with fiery reaction. >> reporter: this protest happening at yale law school because brett kavanaugh is a yale graduate. some students sitting on campus, others went to washington dc to protest on capitol hill, 31 classes were either canceled or postponed as a result of these protests. the yale law school dean commented on this saying i cannot take a position on the nomination but i'm proud of the work our community is doing to engage with these issu

why do we need to engage with the san francisco port authority? they have information, all the vessels, all the meetings that i attended, small boat operators' challenges is the licensing and permitting and it has to do with all the agencies. we know that. we have a slough of small vessels, medium and large that are ready to go right now. that solution is already there. and one of the discussions that we need right now is beyond treasure island. is it possible -- some of the questions raised in my committee, anyone coming from san francisco, landing at treasure island and then treasure island to oakland to alameda? those possibilities are there right now. if we're able to put together a plan, you will have the east bay joining us. we'll have weta joining us. the state of california, because all of this has to be subsidized and suddenly, treasure island, the solution, the entire bay area will look at the possibilities. so let's think beyond treasure island residents. all of the plans that i'm talking about, people have been talking about them now f

tickets purchased, bus tickets to go new york and we also viewed footage in new york city at thei port authority confirmed that she and the boyfriend did new york. ly in >> reporter: though missing since the 4th, she was upgraded to critical missing whenhe 17-year-old boyfriend returned with no sign of her. >> our concern i that she has no financial means to support herself and the concern as a department. >> reporter: according to police, the boyfriend said she refused to come home and he doesn't know where she is now. >> he was the last one with her. he was theast one to see her. so, only he really has the answer. happened. >> reporte today's family's hosting a get-together in a park near the high school on saturdar to bring attention to this case. if you're interested in supporting the family go to nbc washington and search missing girl meanwhile, police ask anyone with information on this case to give them a call. i'm tracee wilkins, news er4. >>oyfriend tells the family that while they were in new york they slept in parhe and dad says he finds that pretty odd because his daughter isy severe

certainly this is a very somber day for the police here. 23 new york police officers died. 37 port authority police department officers died. and 343 firefighters with the new york fire department died that day. >> miguel, i think what we hear in your voice is what every american and so many around the world are feeling this morning, and that is even as each year passes, the pain is still so real for everyone. we think about where we were that moment and we grieve for the people that lost those most dear to them on that day. a man will join me in a little bit who lost his wife who was pregnant with their child on 9/11. we will talk about how he honored her legacy today. thank you for being there. >>> also today, the vice president mike pence will join the secretary of defense jim mattis and both be speaking at the pentagon to honor the people murdered that day at the pentagon. each name will be read there as well. a wreath again will be laid at the memorial as it is every year there. there will also will a moment of silence marking impact of american airlines flight 77. ahead of that, let's

on the cnbc news line is a man you met a couple of months ago, jim newsome, the south carolina port authority ceo. welcome. i know this is a tense time for you and your employees what's the current status of the port of charleston >> brian, as you rightly said, the coast guard closed the port this morning for vessel traffic after the last ship went out we were focused on getting about 2,000 bmws out so they didn't have to be on the pier during the storm. we did that successfully because the storm looked like it might head south along the coast, we finally decided we needed to close for truck traffic today. we're not experiencing anything yet, but we expect that will change i'm in france on the way back, so i'll fly back in in the middle of all of this. >> you bring up an interesting point, jim where does the authority lie ultimately as far as reopening is it with you or is it with the u.s. coast guard >> the coast guard has sole authority over harbor conditions they have a four-step notice and process, they went through that, condition whiskey, yankee, x-ray, and then zulu so they then will r

there are just too many containers and the port authority isn't opening up the port to let them in. so every day there are more and more the major issue is the road so we have begging the government to help to reduce the traffic. we wanted to talk to the relevant ministry in the capital abuja but no one would answer our questions. so good things it'll be three weeks before he sees his family again that's the earliest he'll be able to deliver his goods he's hopeful though in two thousand and twenty lagos is set to get a brand new port. all right let's get you up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. an emirates airlines passenger plane was briefly quarantined to add new york's kennedy airport after some passengers fell ill on board the u.s. centers for disease control says about one hundred people on the flight from dubai were being evaluated new york counterterrorism police tweet at the incident appeared to be of a medical nature. most want to government is disputing reports that some ninety elephant carcasses found in recent weeks were the result

and in 1956, we won, we got a maryland port authority. then it was changed later. and here we are. 1956, july 1, we got a new agency. well, more than local politicians would come around to me and say, now what do we need to do? and we would work on things. and during that time, the st. lawrence seaway was being enlarged, and i was going back and forth up there, writing stories that indicated baltimore might lose business. well, as it happened, baltimore didn't lose business with the st. lawrence seaway. well, a little bit, not much. but we went on -- and again, there were strikes and strikes by seamen, longshoremen, etc. i got to know all of the labor union leaders very well during those days, and i broke many stories that i was ahead of the new york times, the new york herald tribune, and i had a good friend on the chamber of commerce at that time, and he and i would coordinate stuff. but by 1965, when the vietnam war broke out, my columns and stories were read all over the maritime world. i had established that presence. i was always very careful on accuracy, and

[applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my uncle, a port authorityolice officer. you were brave, strong, and a hero to many. watch over us. we love you and miss you. >> and my uncle. we miss you, we love you, you will never be forgotten and we will miss you while you are and have an area thank you. heaven. you are in thank you. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my father, a police officer on emergency service truck 10. we love you and miss you always. >> my sister. we love you and miss you and your granddaughter is beautiful. she turned for last month. god bless. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my doctor. god bless all the victims and god bless america. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my sister. you are always loved, never forgotten. forever missed by your family and friends, especially our mom. continue to rest in eternal peace and continue to watch over us and the our guardian angel. we love you. >> and my sister. god

remember those who lost their lives and to thank all the first responders, the nypd, the fdny, port authorityeryday new yorkers who continue to make this city what it is, the greatest city in the world. so thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] we're very lucky to be here and thankful. guys, be sure to tune in tomorrow night. daniel radcliffe will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll be debuting a a brand-new classroom instruments with aerosmith. >> steve: ooh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've been waiting a a long time to do it with those guys. so it's going to be fun. then on thursday night, we are taking "the tonight show" to central park! >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: it's going to be big. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] it's a big show. ♪ that's right. we are teaming up with t-mobile to bring you a show out of the studio, under the stars. we have -- blake lively will be there on the show. >> steve: whoa. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have carrie underwood! [ cheers and applause ] maybe -- maybe even a surprise guest or two. >> steve: oohh. >> jimmy: i'm very excited a

he is the ceo and president of the american association of port authorities here and a foxbusiness exclusive. you just heard the president with all this breaking news. what is your gut reaction. there was a big push where he said the chinese, china cannot continue ripping us off. >> yes, in art industry fully supports the goals of the association in terms of working toward fair and equitable trade agreements with our many trading partners. we support the goal of that. we have some concerns about the specifics related to the tariffs and how they might impact not only our nation's ports but the rest of our supply chain like trucking, rail, warehouses, et cetera, and what it might ultimately due to our nation's economy as over a quarter of our gdp is accounted for by trade moving into and out of american seaports. >> you lobbied for one specific thing that comes in from china, correct, tell our viewers what that was and why it was so crucial for you to make sure that one specific thing was left off the tariff list, that it was exempt. >> when we testified last month before the ustr, we specific

the charger does not give the port authority to review the decision or the procedures leading to that decision. third and finally, the authority of the commission to decide on the design location alteration or removal of artwork from city property is long-standing. it dates back to the establishment of the arts commission under the 1932 charger. as best as we can determine, would be unprecedented for the board of appeals to issue a decision that would have the effect of preventing the arts commission from performing its core charter function. and his -- in establishing the centre, they claimed any attempt to dilute the moderate -- as stated in the planning code, board -- this ordinance designating the civic centre historic district shall, in no way, diminish the powers, rights and duties vested in the arts commission. the charger does not specify any agency to support this and an appeal such as this. the arts commission respectfully asks the board to reasonably defer to the previous decision of the h.p.c., which is a reasonable decision in the context of the standards, with apple supp

of concern now because the wildlife experts that are on patrol out on the river with the port of london authority hoped that the whale, which they think was feeding, would have moved on by now. the tide is dropping, thatis on by now. the tide is dropping, that is making them worry a bit. remember back in 2006, the bottlenose whale came up the thames further up, bottlenose whale came up the thames furtherup, iadmit, but bottlenose whale came up the thames further up, i admit, but it got into trouble and that whale was not able to be saved. the experts feel if it stays here there is a risk to its life as well. it is very rare to see a whale this far south. yes, it is. there have been sightings off northern ireland. they do come south from the arctic at certain times of year, but very unusual to see it this far south. i think the last sighting of the east coast of the uk was i think off scarborough, probably the furthest south one of these has been seen. this is the beluga, remember a creature that backin beluga, remember a creature that back in the day before people identified it, it was almost a m

that vessel was really a team effort of the ila, the ports authority, and the pilots to get that in herend get it serviced overnight with the american-made vessels that are outbound from the port of charleston. >> mm-hmm. so are you having to prepare for this hurricane any differently than how you have prepared for other storms? >> you know, i don't think so at all. this is my first one here in charleston, and we've been through preparations for other storms in south florida as well. but i think we're able to leverage lessons learned from harvey, from maria, from irma last year that are really helping us get the teams in place and ready to respond as the governor and the state eoc kind of asked for those requests. >> i mean this in the best possible way. get back to work, captain. thank you for joining us here on cnn. >> all right. >> we appreciate it. best of luck to you. >> thank you, don. >> absolutely. >>> hurricane florence expected to knock out power to millions of people. joining me now on the phone is jeff brooks. jeff brooks is a spokesman for duke energy, which is about 4 milli

vaughn, i know you've been talking to the global head of mercedes-benz and the ceo of charleston's port authorityings about the potential tariffs? even though the tariffs may have hurt some farmers or manufacturers you've spoken to, they said let's see how it goes because we do need improvements on trade. >> yes, good morning, stephanie. there's 66,000 south car linians employed by auto manufacturers in south carolina alone. as president trump continues those negotiations with mexico with canada, he's holding the threat of additional tariffs over their heads. not only is there the $200 billion in chinese goods that could be tariffed, but there's also potential of tariff on foreign auto imports here into the united states. that could go on mexico, on china, on canada. exports from the united states alone last year, is being south, it's the highest exporting vehicle state in the country. we were at a new mercedes bepz plant that opened up here in charleston. and asked the very specific question. whether his company's vehicles imported into the united states, whether he considered them to be natural

my brother was calling me because he was a board member of the port authority of new york and new jersey which own the trade center and i was responsible for staff. i saw people rise to the occasion. i.c.e. was surrounded by patriot peers, i was surrounded with a president who thought about america first and i was probably the first one he ever told that he was going to find the people and bring them to justice when he found out my nephew was missing. liz: wow, brad that's quite a story you just shared. i hate to be personal, forgive me but i think of my sister who married a fireman two days before 9/11 and my brother-in-law had to dig out his brother-in-law but we've got joe scarboro on this day saying president trump is a greater threat to america than terrorists brad. i want your reaction to this. >> outrageous. >> the retweeting of nazi videos, charlottesville i could go on and on, what he said about majority of black countries, that is tearing more at the fabric of america than than attacks on the twin towers did. we rebuilt from that. we became stronger because of that, but this se

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you'll see 343, that's the number of firefighters that we lost that day. 37 is the number of port authority police officers from new york and new jersey that we lost and 23nypd officers were lost that day and that's, of course, some of the -- 412 of 297, 2,097 people that we lost that day. >> the images of the first responders running into the building although will be embedded in my head forever. maria: it really will. we are talking about that this morning, we've got the former new york city city mayor rudy giuliani, president trump's personal attorney is joining us this morning, i will say this, one hope that came out of that week was monday september 17th when dick forced the opening, reopening of the exchange and rudy giuliani along with the governor, along with nypd, the fire department of new york, first responders all rang the opening bell. we have the former chairman of 9/11 commission, tom keen is with us, fox news strategic analyst four star general jack keane, verizon wireless ceo along with kansas city royals hall of famer george brett big show coming up. a lot of conversation

major county policemenrica and the of the new york city police department and new york-new jersey port authority as well. . i'm extremely grateful for the work that they have done and are committed to continue to do to make this bill law. i look forward to the day when we finally honor the hundreds of heros who have died since 9/11, for the outstanding work they did helping our nation recover. and what they continue to do to help our nation recover. i want to thank mr. hensarling, ranking member waters, all of my colleagues on the financial services committee who co-sponsored this bill, from new york and around the country as well. and all those who have helped past is long overdue bill the line and passed here today. i look forward to its passage in the senate and being signed into law by the president. i urge my colleagues to support it and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. tipton: i have no further requests for time. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempo