r. kelly, take your pick. >> quite >> something for everyone. >> thank you. >>> your friday night plans could be interrupted by storms. >> doug's going to join us on the other side of the break with an update on where the storms are right now and the big change in temperature coming our way. >>> this thunderstorm watches out there. >> and where, doug? >> we're looking at a couple of strong thunderstorms down to the south. no watch right now in our area. right now, taking a look, we're not looking at a warning. we are looking at a strong storm in fredericksburg. would not be surprised to hear about one coming up. this is one warned storm near elkton. in and around the d.c. metro area, there's nothing going on. it's all down to the south. look at what we're seeing, back towards madison county, around culpeper, you're going to continue to get hammered over the next hour or so. a few more just south of manassas, in through prince william, these are all moving off to the east. ask th and then tracking this one here, this was to be a little bit earlier around maybe southern stafford, in towar

r. kelly it did not force frank to urinate. >> poor frank.errifying. >> patty says, glasses were shattering in her kitchen. she compliments me on having a cute bunny. says she is sending frank some earplugs. >> to which i say, patti -- >> ha-ha-ha. >> he can't throw either. can't sing. can't throw. >> escalator couple was a big hit yesterday with andrea asking if the lady made it down the up escalator? check back in with them. it's, it's not two lady. by the way, a woman and a man. we can only assume that to be her hubby, we hope. but, tough, we have all been in this position. an this trend is actually now catching on. >> oh. go. go. go. >> no. >>> look at that. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- the moment of truth for the revised health care bill. >> republicans putting it forward confident it has enough votes to make it through the house of representatives. hear what the president personally said to lawmakersen an effort to shore up the votes. >> flooding emergency. relentless rain causing rivers to rise across multiple states causing

r&d? mr. kelly: as we look to the technology after next, we're working with our international partners, we're working with the airlines. we want to share the cost of the r&d. it's in everyone's interest to do it. but ultimately we have to spend what we need to spend to find the technology to protect air travelers. mr. tester: you've had the conversations with our allies that are of similar mind and airline companies, they're willing to pitch in? mr. kelly: they're willing to do anything not to have me do some of the things that we're contemplating. mr. tester: money is one thing -- mr. kelly: that's my assumption. mr. tester: here's the deal as we go through this process and i appreciate you, mr. secretary, i do. as we go through this process, we can't cut r&d if it ain't going to be back filled somewhere. if it's going to be back filled somewhere, and god bless you for looking at it because i think it's good, but we need to know that. speaking of t.s.a., when can we anticipate a nomination to lead

r. kelly's ignition better which we played last hou hour. >> let's get to the global market action.ftened a little bit in the last hour. futures certainly looking better than the market performance yesterday. they are looking worse than an hour or two ago. the dow lower by 50 points. the s&p by 2.8. nasdaq by 18 points this comes off the back of a day of significant declines.clines for and the dow. the last ten days or so, mainly the dollar had been the asset class reacting to political developments. yesterday we saw equities and bonds react sharply to the down side. financials underperforming, tech also underperforming. volatility and volume picked up. let's look at the picture around the rest of the world, which is soft but not as bad as it could have been. the nikkei down sharply, 1.3%, that's because of such a strong move upwards in the yen wed. al yesterday. hong kong and shanghai a half percent lower. europe also looking at a half percent decline as opposed to the 2% we saw in the u.s. yesterday. softened quite markedly in the last half hour or so. we have the ftse 100 down 1.

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kelly: wouldn't hesitate. mr. tester: thank you. >> thank you, senator tester. in regard to r&d, the -- one of the huge problems we have is the toxicity of fentanyl. do we have the ability, are we working on acquiring or developing something that will detect it? mr. boozman: and make it such that our border patrol officers , the dogs that are out working these things, -- mr. kelly: we are, senator. but one of the ways, as you well know, fentanyl is so powerful. oh, by the way, there's a new thing that's more powerful by a factor, so-called elephant tranquilizer that's worse or more effective or more. ut we're working with china. our d.e.a. and others are working with china to try stop it. the point is the harder than anything else. because a tiny, tiny amount goes so far, so to speak. some of this stuff is coming in by the mail. i visited one of our c.v.p. facilities recently in seattle, i think. where all the international mail goes through. and an amazing amount of things they find to include febt nell. -- fentanyl. mr. boozman: this concludes our hearing. thank you very muc

>> secretary kelly: i don't know what the dash i can't comment on whether they finish r investigations, but i would just say that -- i've said it many times, this is a generational struggle. this is one tragedy in line with dozens of other tragedies in the world. last week you in manchester, you had egypt, and you had the philippines, all i says-inspired or isis-controlled terrorist attack. >> chris: was there something different about this network that says to we've got to up our game? >> secretary kelly: in my view there's kind of three types of terrorist attacks. the most sophisticated that we look at, that is against aviation, that's the hardest to do but it's the biggest payoff for these people. then you have the middle of the road one, which i think this one was, to network it's hard to do, you have to construct a bomb and all you have the low end or just as tragic but you have people running people over in trucks, that kind of thing. this is just the way terrorism is today and i think it will be around for many, many years to come. the good news is those officials in the united

r is this the new normal. >> it's not the new normal, kelly, i think what will move this from a whole variety of different factorsat is basically salary and wage increases. once the consumer starts seeing that, possibly the tax reform will have an effect on it too. i think they will start moving at that time, but they are ready to move. we see this in a variety of ways we try to take a look at this behavior, but the consumer for the most part who has some extra dollars is not spending it. >> huh. >> mike, this comes in a week when we did see finally consumer debt balances go up above precrisis levels, which you really would have expected to have happened awhile back. is the overall consumer balance sheet healthy? too conservative to fuel more growth? how do you assess it? >> i think if you lump all the consumers together, mike, the balance sheet is kind of healthy, is what i would say overall. but i don't think you really can do that. you have to take one set of consumers that are basically living paycheck to paycheck and then another set. federal reserve just came out with some data this week on their households

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