their visas but it is clear tha we have many pple who are overstayed. muslims, christians, and all other relincolnance and we should be pursuing tho individuals. host: washington, d.c., gd morning. calling on republican line. yore next. me. : just bear with i spent 20 years as contracter for the f.a.a. i left as a senior princal ngineer. i believed all the stuff on 9/11 untilbout five years later i came across some stuff and arted doing my own investigation. i don't believe in some media thing. what i found was first of all planes can't fly into a 30 foot le like they did in the pentagon. they seemed to have it cancal difficulties showing you that. there's a whole industry that's een built up arou fear mongering. they're getting big salaries. they shredded the bill of rights. it was an inside job the organizations y're talking about, they did you fi any explowives? >> no. >> did you look for exploves? >> no. >> all you have to d is look in those buildings. and the work is getting around a getting tired of the fear mongeri. and they get their salary from

day today,pple's big launching several models, but that launch actually has samsung excited as well. >> apple is expecting to launch the flagship iphone x for the 10 year anniversary. one of the big selling points will be the edge to edge oled screen. the thing is, the only supplier capable of filling those orders is samsung. rumored $1000 , $130 of that g will go to samsung for the screen. samsung controls the production for 90% of the industry's oled screens, so if the iphone is a hit, one of their rivals get a big piece of the pie. >> a bit of irony there. things were watching. time for the press review. taking a look at what papers have been saying today. lots of focus today on hurricane irma, the aftermath, the havoc it wreaked in florida, but some papers are saying this morning a major catastrophe was in -- avoided. >> indeed. thousands of homes have been damaged and at least 12 million people are without electricity, putshe washington post" it, it could've been worse. hurricane irma had weakened to a code-33 hurricane when it hit the state and then shifted west, avoiding major

. >> thanks to david.me pple didn evacuation order and secured plane tickets to our area. we spoke with one woman who left miami yesterday to ride out the storm up here with her sister in montgomery county. we caught up with her just after landing at reagan national airport. >> can i come to your house? she said yes, of course you can come to my house. i just said i got to get out. i'm not going to mess with no water, no electricity, no way of getting up and down the elevator. >> smart for her to get out when she did. more people escaping irma are expected to arrive at our airports the next coupl florida is bracing for a direct hit on sunday. many of you have family in the path. we'll have an update on the track in a half hour. stay with news 4 for live reports with david culver as irma gets closer to south florida throughout the weekend. you can follow him at twitter at david underscore culver. >> some breaking news in montgomery county. a section of veers mill road reopened after a deadly accident. a man riding a scooter died when an unmarked police cruiser hit him last

grant it, i know you have a l of good pple working this case.ll tell you i was probably most concerned that an outside organization had to pay r the flights of the family to go see their son's body returned to dover air force base. >> it wasn't that they had to pay for it, congressman. it was that we did not get the government tmove as fa as we should have. >> so the government does have process? >> yes, sir, they do. >> that's not a requiremt to go to an outside -- >> no, sir, it is not. >> so, yes, thank you for agreeing to do a better job to make sure those familiesho may not live as close as others they had the opportunity to get to that pointo see their loved one turned forhe crifice that that entire family has need. >> and for them to be with the loved ones and crew mates of their fallen sons and husbands in the location wherth crew is going to memorialize their fallen and we're doing that. > i appreciate your service. i appreciate your recoition of the issues and i look forwd to looking wityo >> thank you. >> thank you. yield back. >> and

things looking good, still losing money that pple are looking at opportunity for growth.agues at bloomberg intelligence say it is an opportune time because over the top viewing is gaining momentum. they say it is not necessarily about the devices roku sells but about eyeballs and ads. sales my segment, they show -- sales by segment, and revenue by platform, the orange bar, that is growing. 2015,4% of sales back in now projected to be 50% of sales into next year. vonnie: more people cutting the cord and better for roku. >> absolutely, good trends in terms of broadband usage in the u.s. and the number of homes that have broadband. a chart which shows that come 18 million people and broadband only, people cutting the cord and roku is set to benefit. hour,: our stock of the roku up 90% as it debuts on the nasdaq. more next, you are watching me and mark barton on bloomberg markets. ♪ ♪ more insight on the latest around the brexit negotiations and what to expect next. during us is the former u.k. deputy prime minister and founder of a group. thank you for joining us, you must e

i like it because it's what were using an pple understand it massachusetts. t this is one thing that states that are closer to people could pursue a variety of different options and you find some worbetter than others especially if you decide you want to get in the business of doing shared insurance pools. >> governors, thank you and i want to give you the last word in a minute to ask you to take a minute and is there anything you'd like to emphasize, first, there's been aood deal of talk about atacting younger people into the individual market. a few senators on bothides of the aisle have suggested that with what is nowhe copper plan and the affordable care act which is a low deductible, low premium high deductible alternative, you could call it a catastrophic plan the goal is to keep a medical catastrophe from turning into a financial capacity fee. in the affordablca a you can only buy the if you're 29 or younger. the suggestion was, to take off th age gap and allow anyone of any age touy the plan, do any of you have an opinion about that? if it were part o

what ie been aured and reassured about for the last 24 hours, how many good pple are taking action. so that's kind of my lesson for today. 'd like to take questions now. reporter: in the immediate aftermath of harvey, the federal response priority was to rescue people who were trapped by the enormous flooding. in the state of florida what's the priority for the federal government? >> there's a number of prioritierin feder government. right now because the tomorrow is -- storm is ongoing, our priority is life save, life sustaining. the keys are taking a considerable amount of attention. what you'll see in florida and more broly speaking as a comparative matte houston and harvey was an acutely narrow area ofperations, comparively. what we have now is a large sce area of operations. what we're trying to do is marshal the resources where they're needed so it's a prioritization effort. we areorried about flooding, house, debris and power restoration. wer restoration is also a function of access to fuel, refined fuel. as you'll see the next days and weeks play out, we'll have to clear deb

a lot of pple aren't really shopping who have a condition like cancer or something serious this don't choice about their health care. the young and the healthy could see their premiums go down if they could buy a plan that didn't cover something like cancer treatment. but some need the robust coverage if you have that market like the one senator cruz lays out, they will be at a disadvantage. they will often say no. obamacare requires insurance companies to cover a robust set of benefits. we go back to a market similar like the one we had before the affordable care act where it was hard for people with costly conditions to get coverage. >> this is market intervention on the part of the government in a way that is not praou. insurance companies always have to get taken care of. that was the deal with prescription drugs. and it was also guaranteeing if you cover more people you're going to make more money to offset the fact that you have to cover people with pre-existing conditions. when younger healthier people -- this is how insurance works. if you don't buy-in, people need insurance.

this is bloomberg markets. .pple's big day the tech giant is set to unveil three new iphones includingd 10th anniversary model. the iphone and is expected to have a $1000 price tag. for more on what to expect, .et's bring in mark gurman he joins us from the new campus and curb patino. can we get the trivialities out of the way? mark: i feel like we have been talking about this for at least a year. i think it is still up in the air. apple has gone both ways. when the put x and product names ,ometimes they say the word ask a high-end computer system these to sell. it isms of software, actually mac os 10. i think it is going to be 10 to represent the 10th anniversary but i could equally see ex like you're pronouncing it because it is stealthy, looks cool and is still the role -- still the roman numeral. vonnie: how much talk is there on campus about apple topping the cap and all of the upgrades we're seeing? mark gurman: i have not seen anyone mention the stock price. this is an exciting event for consumers. people able to get their hands on a redesigned iphone for the first time since th

i think most pple will. but that doesn't justify repealing the entire state tax on corporate, on corporate taxes. now, there is a difference between the big corporations and small corporations. the big corporations right now are making record profits, say the thousand biggest. record profits. they have more money than they have ever had. their tax rate, according to a study, by i believe it is goldman sachs, hardly a left-wing think tank says that they're paying the lowest taxes, the lowest percentage of their profits as taxes in a very long while. they have flush -- big corporate america is flush with money. they are not using it to create jobs. why in god's name anybody thinks that giving them more money through a tax break is going to -- all of a sudden they are going to start creating jobs when they are not doing it now is beyond me. it's different for small businesses. we democrats understand that small businesses need a break. we'll work with our colleagues to do it. but even this pass-through, the big

on thing anyone knows exactly how many pple they have, for 5 million. that is the usual estimate. most of ose people are young. and they are connected to the outside world by telecoms in way that has not happened ever in afghan history. i mean afghanistan is a very differenplace. it is much more urbanized. and is much more connected to the tside world than it ever has been in the past. so i think that we need to be thinking about this in terms of conflict, in terms of a rural traditionalist eleme versus a urban modernizing element. th is an old conflicthat goes back when tony and i were talking about whether goes back 40 years or 100 years or longer. you could go back to the 11th centy if you want d you can cite this phenomenon. but it does seem to me th t weight of demographics is very much on the side of what i think all of us in this room would see as progress. >> so my colleagues have laid out many of the achievements and difficulties that we still face along the way. i think it is fair to remember that the reason we went so quickly and afghanistan that the reas we are still i

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we are with you, the prayers of the american pple are with the people of florida. as the presidentaid, our mission here at the federal level is ve simple. , weever hurricane irma goes will be there first. we will be there with the resources and support, both to save lives and to help to recover and rebuild these states and communities. >> thank you. >> thank you, guys. >> this is a very dangerous storm, a life-threatening storm. it is in or misleading important that every american in the path of this storm take the warnings of the state and lal officials the heart. wean rebuild cities. we c rebuild buildings. we cannot rebuild lives. saving lives is the priority of all of u from the president to governor scott on down. it all begins th americans and harm's way, listening to sta and local officials, whether that shelter in place or, if local officials say that there to evacuate to a safe shelter, to do that. put yourhe warnings, safety, youramy's safety, the safetyf those vulrable tizens that you know around you first. and we will get through this. >> what aspect ot

maybe training issues or why aren't pple responding the way they're supposed to, is it not emphasizing you have to ts when the training says you have to do them. i think those are the things that are of interest to the commiee on what the navy does to respond to that internally. then we have to look at what do weo as members of congress concerning efforts to resource and policy directives on what the navy has to do to make sure they see e things done that have been pointed out ed to be done. >>nd then when the review is completed, we will with having another joint subcomttee hearing for the benefit of the american publiand american family. also, something inspirinwas to see the government accountabily office, how professional they have been, how pressured they were on their review of the issues of readiness. that's been encouraging to me to see their capabilities. >>ny sense of timing for the next -- >> as on as the review comes out. >> months? > as soon as it comes out. >> let me ask a basic question. you go from this hearing where you and other members grled witnesses, how satisfied