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left-hand sid lenders look at how much they think you can make them each month. >> that doesn't mean make the payments and still save for retirement and still manage to go on a vacation each year. >> reporter: deciding how much mortgage you can afford is personal. a good rule of thumb is to cap your housing cost at 25% of your take home pay. this should afford you a little wiggle room to keep up with anything that breaks down. >> you need to have money in case the air-conditioner breaks or you need to replace the roof. owning a home is very cost intensive. keeping your mortgage payments as low as possible helps you afford everything else that goes with it. >> they found a home they love for less than the bank was willing to loan them. leaving them enough room to start saving for the next big thing. >> we really want to have a nest egg right now for vacations, emergencies and eventually down the road having our first child. >> having trouble calculating a number you can live with in consumer reports says working with a fj planner or a third party you trust could be a good move. that's

we recruited mike and his team from sid's bike shop in manhattan. >> we were able to build 50 bikes in hours. >> the charity deserve to be found the children whose families interest struggling. some live in homeless shelters. a new bike is a special gift indeed. >> to own something new that is yours, there is nothing like that. >> who is ready for a big surprise? [cheering and applause] >> are you ready? bring out the bikes! [cheering and applause] >> look at those happy faces as the bikes are rolled out. >> every bike has somebody's name on it. let's go, guys. check out your bikes. come on. >> are you jasmine? this is for jasmine. it's a brand-new bike. >> i love these bikes. >> this is awesome. >> these kids are thrilled. look at them. [cheering and applause] >> deborah: it is nice to be >>> tonight, george, oprah, reese, leo. >> they're there when you need them. >> we're with the celebs helping hurricane victims. >>> then, jennifer lawrence's new thriller. >> stop the movie. >> why she's afraid to watch it with her own family. >> i have one brother that i know is going the walk out.

. >> i thought, this is why i sid. why we have been brought together. >> i think that was a good in my opinion to say, go sally go! >> reporter: the weeks after robin's transplant were brutal, spent mostly in isolation. if she wanted to leave her room, she had to wear masknd aaround she built up her immune system. ♪ rejoice rejoice ♪ emanuel ♪ we love you dear sister yes we do ♪ ♪ rejoice oh robin >> we have to show people difficulty, the challenges. i'm not going to sugarcoat it. >> it's only when you go through the darkness that the light is so bright. >> going home now! >> reporter: after 30 days she walked out of the hospital and took her first breath of fresh air. story a powerful inspiration. thousands registered with the simple swab to be the match. the national marrow donor program. >> our story led to 18,000 people joining the registry of be the match. 18 those, 173 were a 00 ,0 match. and they gave me this pin, meaning the potential of 173 lives were saved. >> reporter: among those lives saved, a.j., who was

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ok if there was a republican sid nothing like trump or somebody you have you. believe. right now it's do whatever the veteran support house tells me to do is for us filling out paperwork in applying for this and applying for that we're trying to game with this charge or trying to get letters of recommendation for that . the last time i seen my family both five years ago i'm seen no police since. nobody comes because they don't feel safe here. the organized crime is just to bring. my mom's getting up there in age now she's ninety one and she just can't travel that much anymore and it kills me that she's at that age because i know that if she ever passes away there's no way i'm going to be able to go home i'm very like a fairy my father. in my babies i mean they're missing my babies but the oldest is twenty five britons twenty three melissa's twenty now junior just turned eighteen you know some of these pictures are old. and that weighs down on you when you don't have that and you will be so you can tell i was always in his life. i was always in the mix with. it's one of

a lot of people who said i'm going to stay for maria, but we have come across groups of people who sid there's no way i'm riding out another storm. >> it's horrible over there. there's not a leaf. every tree is bent. buildings, houses, businesses, everything is devastated. >> but others like ken roy aren't leaving. >> we have paradise but this is what we have to go through. been here before, we'll do it again. >> chelsea and her boyfriend have been trying to find a way out for two days now. >> i'm desperate to get out of here so i'm trying to be as patient as possible but it's hard not to give up. >> we've made it back to puerto rico, but people have warned us if maria makes a direct hit it could cut power for weeks. officials have ordered rationing of basic supplies of baby formula, water, milk and batteries and flashlights. >> cbs news, san juan, puerto rico. >>> president trump addresses the united nations assembly this morning. it includes some tough talk on north korea. we're at the united nations. good morning, nikki. >> reporter: all eyes will be on president trump here today to

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hick sub dider sid is. a big winnow owe another republican tweeting that the trump base is blown up, destroyed, irreparable as a result of this deal with democrats. amnesty done. trump caves. severe reaction from the conservative side. >> we'll see what happens. tracie potts live on capitol hill. thank you. >>> maryland congressman elijah cummins wants our people to be paid more. he's proposed a bill to raise the amount from $160,000 to $187,000. the secret service has said it's already stretched thin as it protects various properties as well as the president's children. >>> a new family twist in the investigation into russian meddling. the son of president trump's former national security adviser is under probe. michael g. flynn worked for his father's lobbying firm. the younger flynn is facing questions about his role in the business. his lawyer refused to comment. >>> today, d.c. bowser is set to announce reforms on criminal records. she wants to simplify the process of sealing arrests and conviction rec

democrats so we like to see the two sides am we have more moderate side and the left leading liberal sid and see corey booker jump out on this. you know, it all depends on as we move closer to 2020 we. >> the presidential election has start. >> what do you think? >> should everybody get a upon ni well, i just wonder one thing that is necessary. i sort of's i guy. to answer your question. so i don't know. maybe that is ok. maybe its ok to introduce the bills and the ideas and just start the conversation. >> maybe not. >> let me ask you, though, as democrats the cost issue is not being addressed with this. it has never been dad is. you go back 25 years and pushing some kind of universal health cir and million ry care in 1192 why do they see, every time they push it. they get rejected at the ballot box in. >> right. one thing that is not being covered or mentioneds the two thirds of all that oh cord by health care costs and if this has any, any benefit, maybe it is worth the consideration. die not feel. >> didn't that make a point. >> yeah. there is not. i two agree with him. the problem i

their daughter died last month from sids, she was only four weeks old. she lived in a motel that houses some of d.c.'s homeless families and her family couldn't afford a funeral or burial. there was a go fund me page set up that we told you about in the nbc washington app. >> we want to thank you for that help. that funeral will happen today. such a sad story. >> it's good the community could surround this family and help out. >>> if you're planning to go to the redskins game on sunday, start finding a new way home. a new metro policy requires event organizers to put down $100,000 per hour to keep trains running late. so far the 'skins have not paid up. metro has not made back what it makes during those hours. the agency says not as many fans use the rails to get to and from redskins games. >> the ballpark takes you right there. where the redskins from fedex field, you have to get on the metro and take the shuttle. it's not as convenient. >> people do it. they'll get home. >> i've tried this. it's a big process. good luck. >> if you watch the redskins ga

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she's sleeping-sid tent. that's all she's got, but it got wet because it's still raining here. today, the first government relief finally rolled into the southeastern part of the island, nine days after the storm. residents were evacuated. they returned home hungry and thirsty. >> gracias. >> reporter: manolo morales was grateful to receive squash to eat. he's been eating canned sardines, capturing rainwater in barrels and pots, just to have something to drink. >> no. >> reporter: no? we met this young and desperate couple begging for supplies for their six-month-old baby. ( speaking spanish ) i asked if they have any milk for the baby. they do not. so this is the first help they're seeing. hopefully there is some milk for the baby. residents here hope there are more relief supplies on the way and that the government does not forget about them. with more on colleague, david begnaud. >> reporter:n a place that is surrounded by water, people in aguadilla are desperately looking for a drop to drink. some stood patiently at the fresh-water truck, hoping to get enough for today. man

i was talking to a family earlier and she sid they'aid th looking for canned tuna. anything pretty much non-perishable is gop from the store. having a tough time finding any kind of water. we're going to actually go hunt that down. as soon as we checked into the hotel earlier, we got hurricane procedures directly from the manager. he told us he's going up and greeting the guests personally to let them know tips and safety procedures. next we're going to try to find some water. wish us luck. make sure to follow me on all my social media sites. we'll bring you the latest updates. >> we're continue to have more in the coming days. thousands of people trying to get out of the storm's path. we're talking about long lines at the airport, heavy traffic on the road, people trying to get out before it's too late. the very latest. the difficult part about florida is there's only two main ways out. you're talking about the turnpike or i-95. >> and it's a very long day of driving for a whole lot of people. the warnings about this storm prompted a mass exodus, then people in cit

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live in cord a midair a where a meeting is sid to get underway. >> you used the term disconnect. and certainly that is what this would be doing but it's also dividing neighbors. those who say it's not worth the money or the time. >> this out of commission tunnel is the subject over which there has been much debate. but now thanks to a study, the locals know just what's inside so they can decide what's in store. >> it's caught people's attention. >> the alt oh train tunnel was closed in 1982, boarded up and filled up. almost since it's decommission, there's been speculation on its future. the current consideration is opening it up to build a bike path. >> i think it would be a good idea to help people that walk and do a lot of cycling, to get them off the street. >> if reopened and rebuilt it would close a gap in the to the ferry terminal and communities possibly further north. but the project would also be a huge undertaking that so far no agency has taken on. >> any reopening would require complete lining of the tunnel with steel sets and concrete. >> these pictures show the tun

he showed a pro notional sid video that saw people boarding a boat, then launched on a launch pad and shoots into the steeler and then minnesota later, lands at -- and then minutes later, landing at a launch pad in another country. >> we can't even make it across the bay area in 29 minutes. >> we appreciate you being here. >> have a great afternoon. 2 dr. oz: today, it's me versus my wife lisa. is yawning really contagious? face washing. do you wash once or twice a day? we're tackling health questions from friends, family and social media across america, and -- you're a perfection. >> i try to be. dr. oz: martha stewart on how to be a master. it's free class friday, coming up next. are we ready to save some lives today? [applause] >> thank you. dr. oz: i love you back, darling. [applause]

green line, we've got recity sid dual delays. back to you. >> jack, thank you. >>> 6:01 now. it doesn't seem like much to look at here, but that's because this is the empire state building with the lights turned off. >> it went dark last night in honor of everyone affected by hurricane irma. the storm shattered lives in the caribbean and it left florida broken today. sa the recovery that's already taking place. >> reporter: aaron and eun, here in miami and downtown miami the flooding has receded, but many trees are still down in this area and across the city. power is still coming -- is slowly starting to come back on, but the dire need is still in the florida keys. many people anxious to return to their homes there. they're getting there and finding they have nothing left. you may remember the category 4 hurricane was irma at the time, it hit the island as that strong of a storm devastating everything in sight turning what many considered a tropical paradise into more now it looks like a battlefield. people there are still -- they are in desperate need of help. the navy and

. >> she's a ra sid vift who has operated around the country in multiple locations for many years.nd i had her arrested in somewhere around 2010 for defrauding three women of $503,000. >> reporter: and nygard believes there are many more victims out there. reporting in montgomery county, megan fitzgerald, news 4. >> wow. >> irma is a tropical storm now and has finally left the state of florida, but not before stranding dozens of people with historic flooding in jacksonville. >> it may take weeks to restore it still some floridians are coming home from shelters to find the damage is not as bad as they neared. here's nbc's lester holt. >> well, good afternoon. irma has turned out to be a hurricane of many faces. we are watching this flooding situation developing in jacksonville. of course, lots of devastation in the florida keys. but here along the west coast, the gulf coast of florida, less damage than many had anticipated. we rode out the storm in tampa. it rocked and rolled throughout the night, even into the morning. but damage there largely minimal. that was a big surprise becau

. >> reporter: kit affect a person's joints, skin, heart, lungs, brain and sid niece.s nine different medications twice a day. she's gone into kidney failure once and had to go through chemotherapy. cher ray notice just bike like selena gomez is kidney transplant could be in her future. ♪ report roar the 25-year-old actress and singer taking to instagram this morning with the bombshell that she had kidney transplant this summer because of her lupus. selena saying it was what i needed to do for my overall health. acknowledging it was her best friend who donate add kidney and saved her life. there aren't words to describe how i can possibly thank my beautiful friend fran see ya. she gave meet ultimate gift and sacrifice by donating her kidney to me. i'm incredibly blessed selena posted a picture of her scar. cher ray cautions the young star is not out of the woods. >> just because she's had the kidney transplant, doesn't mean, okay, i'm done. ooh good and ready to go. she's still going to have to be very very cautious. >> reporter: as cher ray is every day. carefully man

. >> a frightened 12-year-old cass sid dough gill calls 911 july 28th. >> per dad had just picked herold sister up in del-vally they were driving on fh5 thrive in cedar creek when her dad started having a seizure losing consciousness the car was out of control. >> he told me he was dizzy and that he said that's what happened before all his other seizures. >> cassidy's dad christopher had talk to her about what to do if this ever happened. >> he said to grab the wheel and find the nearest place to stop. >> although being extremely scared, that didn't stop cassidy from being able to think quickly. and when she saw this open field, she knew what she had to do. >> i looked and i was like, okay, i should turn there and so i went like that. >> i don't know if he's alive. his eyes are open and i had to drive into this like field and i'm really scared. >> like really hard bumps. and i was like looking back and trying to get into the phone to call 911 so i was driving looking out for her seeing how he was doing and calling 911 at the same time. i was like oh, no, this is it. >> cassidy says wh

but he sid this was an ease say case. this guy, eulalio tordil, so terrible the judge said, he should never see or breathe free air again. >> he was grabbing her. please, please, come help me. brad: the panicked made by a girl witnessing the murder of her mother. may 5, 2016. at high point high school. for the first time, we are seeing the crime caught on camera. eulalio tordil can be seen walking to a dark s.u.v., attacking his estranged wife gladys as she waits for her daughter. the daughter appears on camera. runs to help. then follows her mother's orders to run away to safety. that is when she calls 911. >> my mom is in danger! brad: in the parking lot a good samaritan in a red shirt tries to help. tordil opens fire. as the man runs. and then turns the gun on his wife. it was the start of a two-day murder spree which would claim two more lives in montgomery county and injury a total of three. today, a judge sentenced the 65-year-old tordil, a former federal officer to two life terms in addition to the four life terms

that southern sid of the storm system was weaker. we have the northern side and plenty of damage to talk about. thankfully it wasn't as catastrophic but the keys we still don't know yet. >> in the middle of florida on the east coast even though the hurricane didn't go in that direction there were damaging winds, tornadoes. in the middle of florida there is activity. i want to bring in katie in orlando, florida. she is going to show up in one of these. katie, that's kind of remarkable. i saw you on tv and i said what is going on? why is it so windy and rainy in the middle of the state? >> reporter: well, we are now officially in the center of the storm. we have been waiting all day. the weather has been pretty mild here in orlando. the theme parks have been a ghost town. the roadways have been completely empty and the hotels have been packed with evacuees. there is not a single parking space to be had at any hotel in lant laboratory, i mean orlando. it is really eerie when basically all theme parks are empty and hotels are full. the w

. >> she's a ra sid vift who has operated around the country in multiple locations for many years, and i had her arrested somewhere around 2010 for defrauding three women of $503,000. >> reporter: and he believes there are many more victims out there. reporting in montgomery county, megan fitzgerald, news 4. >> first responders gathered in arlington to remember those who lost their lives just a few miles away at the pentagon 16 years ago. they had a wreath laying and a moment of silence and paid tribute to those who helped save lives on that day. this evening we're hearing from a man who worked from the pentagon on september 11. news 4's justin finch joined this man for his annual walk of reflection. >> pentagon about 100 yards from where the airplane hit. so, on that day -- >> reporter: every september 11, bruce powers walks the same six miles. >> that day you may know that the subways and buses all closed down. so, i had to walk home through the walk i think about them and chat about things that occurred on that day which in this case my daughter who is is along on the walk. >> repor

according to top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, facebook sid accept rubles to sell those ads that were a part of russia's hack on the elections. that's what took facebook's investigators months an months to figure out. you would have authority, hey, did we get paid for rubles for political ads in the campaign? it took them months. that was the operational secret facebook didn't want us to know about how they were look nook this. amazing. that will do it tonight. we will see you on monday. now it's time for the last word. good evening. ari. >> good evening, rachel. i think we keep so much track of what is going for the grand jury, the names, the ages, why is the spokesman going? i think we will hear a lot more about the social media flampls. >> it will be easy to see from an investigative and investigatory perspective how much they will be willing to explain what happened on their platform and how much they will try to hold on to as a trade secret. facebook is not going to keep this same public profile they got for much longer. >> the old saying you can't be neutral on a s

landfall 6:15 this morning, now the center of circulation is off the islands, still getting the back sid we'll let you know where maria is going next. fox5 local news at 5:00 will be right back. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> hurricane maria tears through puerto rico. we'll have the latest own the aftermath. next step in rename ago local high school to remove its ties for the con fed rasi. will they be successful? star studded morning. don't miss when david mccarthy sit down tomorrow on fox knife news morning. this season do your holiday shopping on us. introducing the monumental gift shop at mgm national harbor. just use your m life rewards card when you play now through november 7. the more you play, the more gift bucks you'll earn to redeem for monumental gifts like jewelry and electronics. come in today and play to earn your private shopping event for the holidays. play to win. win to shop. the monumental gift shop at mgm national harbor. this is monumental. >>> we continue to track that massive devestation in mexico, at last check, 225 people are dead after that magnit

alison: only on 7 tonight, a vdot worker is hit by a car while working by the sid this happened in fairfaxlice say the driver took off. michigan -- michelle: but thanks to a hit-and-run thinker, that is now questioned. jeff goldberg is live with the story you will see only on abc7. jeff? jeff: well, served in operation desert storm in the u.s. army and he says he has always been someone who likes to help other people. this morn leg was driving along 95 north in springfield like every morning. he saw something happen. he took action. >> traffic started to get congested. >> charles taylor noticed a backup on 95 north at 6:20 while commuting from woodbridge to arlington. then he saw a green mustang dart across a few lanes in what looked like an effort to get to the exit. >> he was going a little bit faster than he should have been. >> at that moment, ddot safety patroler was setting up cones ch driver. his emergency lights and sign board are already on. authorities say the mustang then struck the vdot worker. >> i hear thump. it was loud. i heard the thump and i looked again. all i seen was l

according to top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, facebook sid accept rubles to sell thoseart of russia's hack on the elections. that's what took facebook's investigators months an months to figure out. you would have authority, hey, did we get paid for rubles for political ads in the campaign? it took them months. that was the operational secret facebook didn't want us to know about how they were look nook this. amazing. that will do it tonight. we will see you on monday. now it's time for the last word. good evening. ari. >> good evening, rachel. i think we keep so much track of what is going for the grand jury, the names, the ages, why is the spokesman going? i think we will hear a lot more about the social media flampls. >> it will be easy to see from

. >> this is the sanya sid row port of entry and it's the busiest land entry.ry day 0,000 vehicles, around 20,000 pedestrians and untold loads of narcotics make their way to the other side. what's the biggest threat coming through these borders? >> it's everything. we're looking at everyone. we're looking at illegal narcotics, heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine, fentanyl, all entering the border. >> in the san diego sector, which includes this port, seizures of heroin have tripled. last year all pounds of fentanyl seized at the mexican border were taken here. and meth seizures have more than quadrupled. that's one of your agents that stand out here and specialized to look for suspicious activity? >> that's right. he's looking at the spare tire. the spare tire here potentially look for any tampering, any kind of anomalies. once he sees something, he'll initiate contact with the driver. >> so, literally physical conversation, talking -- >> how you doing? >> the dea says most narcotics entering the u.s. are driven in, hidden in vehicles through what mexico's drug ca

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i got so many people from all over the country who sid i just wanted to help. i didn't know people.eople? >> indeed. absolutely. same thing. they just want to help. i don't have a lot of money, but those people don't have their houses and they don't know what's going to happen to them and i want to contribute. >> that's what i kept hearing, too. they would say i only gave $10. i said don't say i only gave $10. they wanted to give because they're in a house wit cold running water. >> were they excited when you said you're charlie rose? >> as you know, they said, can i speak to oprah? >> she's not here, she's in los angeles. >>> at least 37 people were killed in the caribbean. st. john, one of the islands, may have had some of the worst impact. this morning he's in san juan, puerto rico. tony, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. san juan has become a lifeline between here and the u.s. virgin islands. we followed it where it looks like wind sore. it's not a lush tropical island. everything is brown and the damage is nearly atomic. at cruz bay which should be bustling with tourists

la ayuda Ácid impresionana sid.ver los escombros para ver si encuentran a alguien en esas instalaciones. >>> hace no menos de dos semanas ocurriÓ otro temblor. mexico estÁ con esto reciente. se cumplÍan 32 aÑos del terremoto del aÑo 85 y la gente reacciona de manera impecable. nos unimos en oraciÓn y ayuda. (mÚsica). >>> continuamos con mÁs informaciÓn del paso del huracÁn marÍa por puerto rico y el devastador sismo que ocurriÓ e ayer en ciudad de mÉxico. fue de 7.1 y la verdad es que las imÁgenes son fuertes y te m tenemos cobertura de equipo para ver quÉ estÁ pasando en mÉxico. >>> el Épico son tropicentro ese puebla y se registra mucho daÑo. >>> asÍ es. nos conectamos con el departamento de noticias que realiza un especial sobre este sismo y nuestro compaÑero, josÉ dÍaz balar, estÁ listo. >>> buenos dÍas. los saludo desde ciudad de mÉxico, una ciudad enlutada que se recupera de este tremendo terremoto que sacudiÓ, no solamente a la capital, sino a cuatro otros estados de la naciÓn. el terremoto fue de grado 7.1 .

, that will add to the cynicism and from a historian standpoint, from the standpoint of an american sid would be a great shame. >> one of the more bizarre conspiracies promoted by mr. trump himself, touting a wide by discredited "national enquirer"er story about senator ted cruise's father. >> his father was with lee harvey oswald prior to oswald's being shot. the whole thing is ridiculous. >> the new files may contain new information about oswald. just weeks before the killing, the 24-year-old traveled to mexico city, visiting soviet .cuban embassies, apparently securing visas to enter those countries. but details of his trip remain a mystery, raising questions b for some about whether oswald had help. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> for decade webs jfk's legacy has loomed large in american politics, his death become ago turning point in our history. movies, documentaries, analyzing every detail, images of camelot still mesmerizing the world today. >> he was just glowing in his leadership in the country. everyone looked up to him. a

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let's get straight to frankfurt and focus on the sid zietgiest, as tom might call it. from the frankfurt conference on european banking. great to have the on the program. we have just heard that ing is to distribute economic research for free. good morning. i'm wondering why you have decided to do this and how exactly. for al, i think it calls clear decision as to which research is available to everyone. what research would be more proprietary. always want to be very clear, as soon as possible. we have been very clear as to general economic research, ecb s the kind oft i research we want to make freely available. we did so already this week through a website that is available to anyone and accessible to anyone. nejra: does this mean that it will avoid you having to make job cuts in research departments? >> it has nothing to do with that specifically. it's just that we want to be very clear as to which part of our research is freely available and what part of the research is proprietary. that's the separation that we made early on. a storiedave got career at ing, includ

hess beef with the beehive on going since vma's when taylor sid yo dropped.you know what, i mean beyonce' is not -- we're not coping beyonce' but he took it to a new beyonce'. >> i will say this. holly we admitted we really love this song. >> i love this song. >> i don't have prob em with taylor swift. i will day beyonce' has been accused of copying. whatever. >> can't you be inspired by something else then put your own take on it without it mean copying. >> exactly. it was the fan base who said it. >> they're the ones getting the uproar. >> there's talk about something that's got real substance to it. one of our favorites miss jackson if you're nasty is back and better than ever. janet launched her state of the world tour last night in lafayette louisiana. look at her 51 years old,?, g girl. this is just eight months after she gave birth ps at 50. so okay. >> hmm tonight janet will not cancel her show in houston. and more over she's just not going to leave town after her show is over. she says she'll visit some victims and some shelter where is she leaves th

. >>> ha sid thrio o triste paraÍ llevo unos meses viviendo en la ciudad de mÉxico.canos esos puertorriqueÑos que nos estÁn viendo y que necesitan esperanza y fortaleza para enfrentar lo que viven ahora y muchos que estÁn fuera de sus paÍses. >>> claro que sÍ yo creo que el mensaje mÁs importante, es que sepan y tengan, siempre en su mente y corazÓn, que todos estamos con ustedes, pendientes de todo lo que pasa, transmitiendo el mensaje, ayudÁndolos en lo que mÁs podamos desde aca, mi mensaje es como de pronto. es difÍcil y tengan calma, que se apoyen unos a otros. que estÉn pendiente de las informaciÓn y de la informaciÓn ver fi cada. hay choque de informaciÓn y esto confunde, pero les mandamos mucha fuerza, siempre estÁn en nuestras oraciones los queremos mucho y ahÍ estamos sÚper pendientes de todos ustedes. >>> gracias por habernos acompaÑado hoy. esperamos recibirte en la casa nuevamente. >>> muchas gracias por tanto apoyo en esta situaciÓn. >>> gracias, somos fans y aplaudimos tu talento y esperamos que regreses en otras condiciones aquÍ a la casita de un nuevo

somehow the sid ended up some of the highlights of the game. at least online on social media.you why espn sergio dip is the newest social media star. >> poor guy. tucker is coming back with a check on the gray and rainy seven day. when we could see clear skies once again. >> hey, wis. >> enough of that monkey business going on over there. been waiting to say that. someone up to no good on senator's twitter page. ted cruz like that had the internet buzzing plus it is a certified mega hit but real life clowns aren't big fans and we'll tell you why. the revel in the rye we're sitting down with writer and director danny strong to talk about his new movie and all about arthur jd salinger. we'll also talk to him about his other big project. a little fox show you may have heard of it called empire. the lyon, lucious lyon and later it's national chocolate milkshake day, and we're celebrating with the team from ted bulletin and that's not t we'll tell you all about it. we're going to eat, we're going to drink, we'll be merry. no more hahn key business on this show. we'll be right back.

democrats already said, look, we don't even know how the cbo scores this but those on the conservative sidiastic about the benefits of tax cuts and revenues it can generate. is that a fair criticism? >> i think that the key here is going to actually be the joint committee on taxation. it will in fact take a look at this bill and will in fact take into account the growth that it will create. the whole notion of dynamic scoring has become a conventional way of doing things for the jcp. i expect a vigorous dispute whether the effects are big enough or not. we'll see. truthfully there is 1.5 trillion in good tax cuts. there is 1.5 trillion in in ineffective tax cuts. the first step get a high-powered tax bill that when jill rate growth. ashley: staying on tax reform, the senate is set to discuss health care monday. does health reform get in place and then bring the tax cuts? >> i don't think we'll see a close linkage between the health care and taxes anymore. there is some modest changes in the tax code in this bill that gets rid of the medical device tax. ashley: right. >> has some tweaks on

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we've been arguing there are 53 countries that we call sids, small developing states. st. lucia has a population of 170,000. tonga, all of us are small we're saying you cannot classify us just by per capita gdp. that vuleribili enerabilities ha more broadly accepted term if it remains the way it is now, when we're rebuilding we can only get access to commercial rates we're considered middle income antiga is on the verge of becoming a high income country, so they'll get pure commercial rates. when it comes to infrastructure development, that the world bank agree to reclassify us as lesser developed countries so we get access to concessional funds, low interest rate funds. >> because you're dealing with these issue nas are coming fast and furiously. >> absolutely. the second thing we're trying td surpl surplus, our economies have not begun to mature yet. the opportunity for u.s. companies to benefit are greater. if we can get a private sector-led initiative it will be longer lasting we have the initiative when reagan was in one component was twin planting. puerto rico was a

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