stacey?aughter] i'm just wondering when it became in vogue to refuse to obey the direct orders of flight personnel? you sign a ticket that says you agree to follow their ordersnd if she makes this announcement it's not safe for them to keep her on the plane. it's like she's looking for a payout. i hope southwest sticks to their guns. >> dagen: yes gary yes what do you say? >> gary: first of all this whole emotional rescue dog thing i think is a little bit of a scam to be honest with you. that said, i'm sure jonas's dogs and your dogs are not emotional rescue dogs. that said the airline has rules she don't want to obey the rules she had to be dragged off. >> dagen: adrian? >> add are an it looks really bad for southwest airlines to have local law enforcement pulling somebody off a plane it's bad for the airline but i agree. if they're allergic to dogs and it's that bad don't fly. >> dagen: or let them know in advance, scott do you know what? no dog has ever hit me in the head with their carrie

wife, stacey, i hope all the spouses of our staff recognize that recognition for stacey, which applies to them as well. and his children, jenna, noah, and lay louisiana my colleagues -- my colleagues, please join me in thanking my chief of staff, a man who has served the united states congress with honor and distinction for more than 25 years, nadeem al-shami. thank you.

scott martin mcgovern stacey sennas mcgowan thomas f. mcguinness jr. thomas m. mchale ann m. mchugh dennis mchugh robert g. mcilvaine stephanie marie mckenna barry j. mckeon darryl leron mckinney and my brother christopher samuel ex. it has been 16 years since my brother took flight from this earth. our family deeply misses him. he was -- he made a statement to

we'll keep in touch with you jeff and stacey. thank so much i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> with millions still without power throughout florida, and it is hot there, other parts of southeast, the tragedy of that nursing home, and underscore and the task of getting the power back on. the clock and ticking. larry has more. >> last night we slept in my husband's truck. >> reporter: jessica gonzalez celebrated her 20-year-old birthday by waking up in a truck. for now this is the most comfortable place to sleep because it's just too hot in their house that's still without power. >> did you think that after the hurricane came -- >> it would be this bad, no. >> it would be this bad sleeping in the car? >> no i honestly didn't think it would be that bad. you hear a lot of, it's a category 5, or 3, but you really don't think it's going to hit at your house. >> reporter: meales are also cooked outside. >> this is just left overs that nobody ate. >> reporter: and she's not sure when the lights and air-conditioning will tur

stacey, thank you for being ere. i tell you, none of us would be here without the sacrifices that our loved ones make so we can serve and do good. nadeem, i just want you to know from this side of the aisle you will leave here with the respect of your colleagues. you will leave here with respect to the members. and what's most impressive is you will leave here even with respect from the media. so on behalf of the whole house i want to congratulate you and thank you for your 25 years to the congress. you devoted yourself to making this institution, this country better. thank you so much. we wish you every bit of success in the future. thank you, nadeem.

this is rich and stacey and rocksy, come on over. this is billy. these folks moved out of here, good to see you folks. billy you here as well. i was seeing the shock stacey on your face as you came and saw what your old neighborhood looked like. >> it's devastating. we feel for our friends and family that became part of our family when we lived here, we were here for three years. we came to take pictures for people concerned about their homes and they're not just snow birds, these are their homes, families that lived here. we're just so so sorry and we just pray that everybody's safe and, you know, everybody will be okay. >> right. >> reporter: i don't know if you can see behind stacey, the x on the door that's a sign of the search and rescue, the date and time that means no bodies were found here. and thankfully no lives lost. billy, your family has been in this neighborhood since donna blew ashore in 1960. what's it like seeing your home scattered every where? >> yeah it was devastating. we were on the ocean front there so there's nothing left. j

stacey ploskett, thank you very much. that was a very helpful report on what is going on there.y in touch. you know how to get us to tell us the information that needs to get out. we appreciate you being on. so that's what's going on in the virgin islands. you have a similar situation here in the florida keys to what you were just hearing described in the caribbean. except there is a material difference. people here have a great expectation of things getting back on quickly. they are not used to having no water, no sewage. most of all, no be ability to communicate. to see how people respond just to tell others, their loved ones that they're okay. they haven't spoken to them in days. there are families all over the country, all over the world wait to go hear if their loved ones are okay. we have that message for you this morning. with 33 individual vertebrae and 640 muscles in the human body no two of us are alike. life made more effortless through adaptability. the perfect position seat in the lincoln continental. ♪ we believe in food that's anaturally beautiful,, fresh and nutr

stacey cohan has more. developing now... the former tennessee police officer arrested near the white house with a lot of weapons has a history of mental illness. timothy bates made a brief court appearance monday. investigators say bates claimed to have a meeting with the secretary of defense and the national security adviser. a judge ordered bates held until a hearing on thursday. turning to the nfl-- the drama began before the game even started on monday night football last night. after a day of league wide protests on sunday-- nfl owner jerry jones joined his team in kneeling before the national anthem. they then stood up and locked arms as the anthem played. the protests followed fiery words from president trump denouncing players who protest. and when the game began-- it was more good news for washington's nfc east rival. dallas quarterback dak prescott had one of the best passing games of his career. he threw for 183 yards, 2 touchdowns, and rushed for a third touchdown. the cowboys win 28-17. after the game-- jerry jo

slowest quarterly sales growth in seven years north american sales are a weak spot joining us is stacey widlitz, a cnbc contributor thank you very much for being with ius results better for nike, but still weak it seems like nike lost its cool. what happened? why did this happen? >> hey, good morning i mean, i think you just characterized it well. the beat was very low quality. it was, you know, spending was supposed to be up, it kuz dowasn the big question is how does nike get its mojo back, and they're spending very much on innovation and beat, but if you look at the numbers, particularly in north america, we have gone from up 4% to down 3% certainly if you look at assumptions for revenues for the second half of the year, the question is how do you get there with current trend that's what investors are focusing on. >> nike wants to focus on the direct to consumer sales whether through its own stores or the online channel. as opposed to wholesale, even though that's 70%, 71% of sales. is this a smart strategy in your opinion? is this the fastest way to recover what they're looking for

sot/3:43:18 stacey dice: "yo quiero ayudar.endo de papas mexicanos, y el trabajo que estoy hacienda.vine co el corazon en la mano para ayudar la gente." las enfermeras escucharon la alerta esta manana, un minuto antes de que la tierra se estremeciera este es un ejemplo en youtube de esa alerta sismica en la ciudad de mexico. alert sot/4:24:05 carlos says: "desde luego empeze a llamar a todo mundo.como es sabado, quizas mucha gente dormida." esta noche, los mexicanos siguen en alerta. damian/tag ya es ms de la una de la manana aqui en mexco, y el doloroso esfuerzo sigue. en la cdmx, damian trujillo, tlmd paola --mientras en las zonas devastadas continua reinando la incertidumbre y la desesperacin, --en los hospitales en donde se atiende a los sobrevivientes y heridos se libra otra batalla, -- la de tratar de salvar vidas. -- fernando mejia tuvo acceso a unas de las salas de emergencia ms saturadas y nos cuenta ms take pkg ;1 ;18 ;42 supers: fernando mejia / ciudad de mexico dr. alberto moctezuma / hospital general balbuena raul

will mark zuckerberg has already destroyed the world so why does he care let's find out more from stacey well max we are also going to talk here about trust antitrust you and i have discussed on our show several times the fact that we have tech my knobbly is starting to emerge in silicon valley now we know the silicon valley is in the heart of california which is also very democratic and liberal so a lot of the liberal media elite like these guys and so i don't mind their monopolies perhaps so we're going to look at what has happened since hillary clinton lost the election she lost to a reality t.v. star she was humiliated by losing to it reality t.v. star all of our media elite in the likes of m s n b c it's c.n.n. have demanded that they're good friends in silicon valley they're good friends who run facebook they're good nice guys who run google and all their friends that they hang out with that they start censoring the speech of people that they don't like i encountered it twice and one day just a little stupid link i provided on my facebook page from boing boing facebook threatened t

stacey that's a good question because it's our first headline the tweet from catarina fake reads what happened and the one nine hundred seventy s. she is the co-founder of flicker so you would think she is quite a clever woman she shows a start the red line is the good producing workers the wages of goods producing workers and the orange line going up is their major sector productivity productivity as you can see is rising rising rising but something happened she said in the mid seventy's if you zoom in on her chart and we start to do that try to zoom in on a piece of paper and it doesn't work now that's right you're part of the i phone generation lost often action to reality now you try to zero basis of paper in ways that are impossibilities. well so that is about one thousand seven hundred two of course from august one nine hundred seventy one i think is the reason why you see the divorce between wages and productivity usually when productivity went up you know you're producing more for the same amount of work or time or effort put into the product and you know people used to share

stacey that's a good question because it's our first headline the tweet from catarina fake reads what happened and the one nine hundred seventy s. she is the co-founder of flicker so you would think she's quite a clever woman she shows a start the red line is the good producing workers the wages of goods producing workers and the orange line going up is their major sector productivity productivity as you can see is rising rising rising but something happened she said in the mid seventy's if you zoom in on her chart i was trying to do that try to zoom in on a piece of paper and it doesn't work now that's right they're part of the i phone generation lost often action to reality now you try to zero basis of paper in ways that are impossibilities. well so that is about one thousand seven hundred two of course from august one nine hundred seventy one i think is the reason why you see the divorce between wages and productivity usually when productivity went up you know you're producing more for the same amount of work or time or effort put into the product and you know people used to share

thank you and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey abbott like to thank our guest michael point zero zero fence portfolios look them up on google go to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time by oh. i'm on city it's not coming from the trump of ministration which is being victimized by this the the imaginary hobgoblin of the russian collusion with the trump campaign is being used by trump and the mes and adversaries to do to them as a. bridge for a single purpose. a soup of. training very young. eight months of intensive school. raps. and they save lives. as long as he runs. the intel into the community say to run this is not acceptable you should still fine on this until from our perspective ballots hamas. will be doing the place but. something that i believe israel should see to good or withdraw some goals with the united states with other states and to say ok it's not just you know a small israeli problem.

thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett like to thank our guest michael point zero zero fence joe portfolios look them up on google if you like i just on twitter it's kaiser report until next time by you know . when they. might be. making it to i would put one. thousand maybe more yes any. of them i talked to make. one last debate we have not all dennis ross with us to take a look at the. cutest body of the cutest body people will point the love of this story here but this sort of feel good to plan out to younger people. to hear your. sort of pork but it's easy to see and if we. discuss c.c. want to get all the press one of. us your repeated in my producer to get about. your list of the cities to see just outside. of just feel so sad much kids how do you get to some muscle features and means to do so little the same issue in a bind yes the. film tissue just cut the same use. basile in the dubrovnik in venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live there or is it. crowds of tourists disrupt the c

. >> that's right stacey cohen has that story. >> reporter: for many in the caribbean it is the worst kind of deja vu. a massive category 5 storm that punishment ld the island of dominica tuesday morning. homes crucial crumbled, trees appellantered as 175 miles left the island in ruins. >> our first order of business -- for every single sent and returned who was on island during this really devastating hurricane. >> reporter: puerto rico is in line for a direct hit. the island is home to more than 3 million citizens and sheltering hundreds of irma's rev refugees. >> the play isn'tsy worries me the most. some people might not really understand the magnitude of this hurricane or might think that it won't hit us as hard and all indications are that this is going to be devastating. >> national hurricane center predicts a dangerous storm surge and violent waves as the water rises up to 11 feet above normal levels. all residence can do now is worry and wait for what may be the first category 4 or five storm to hit the islands in 85 years. i'm stacey cohen reporting. >> now for a perspective

. >> that's right stacey cohen has that story. >> reporter: for many in the caribbean it is the worst kind of deja vu. a massive category 5 storm that punishment ld the island of dominica tuesday morning. homes crucial crumbled, trees appellantered as 175 miles left the island in ruins. >> our first order of business -- for every single sent and returned who was on island during this really devastating hurricane. >> reporter: puerto rico is in line for a direct hit. the island is home to more than 3 million citizens and sheltering hundreds of irma's rev refugees. >> the play isn'tsy worries me the most. some people might not really understand the magnitude of this hurricane o that it won't hit us as hard and all indications are that this is going to be devastating. >> national hurricane center predicts a dangerous storm surge and violent waves as the water rises up to 11 feet above normal levels. all residence can do now is worry and btai we the first category 4 or five storm to hit the islands in 85 years. i'm stacey cohen reporting. >> now for a perspective on this storm take a look

stacey cohan reports.nmbered 5 to 2 during an oval office meeting, democratics still managed to score a victory. senate minority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader nancy pelosi struck a bargain with president trump to link hurricane harvey relief money to very short....3-month increase in the debt ceiling. pelosi says it wasn't easy. rep. nancy pelosi/-d- minority leader: "i was hearing on tv that we went in there we put it on the table and boom out the door. it wasn't like that at all. it was a very long, intense converstation." republican leaders were shell shocked and annoyed. house speaker paul ryan publicly condemned the idea of this bargain just hours before the meeting on wednesday. on thursday, the speaker said the president pushed for unity. rep. paul ryan/-r- house speaker: "he was interested in making sure that this was a bipartisan moment while we respond to these hurricanes. he made that clear and i think that's what his motivation was."several republicans are blasting the plan.but

(grant) reporter stacey cohan has the latest from washington. jeff sessions/attorney general: "the program known as daca that was effectuated under the obama administration is being rescinded." and with that... attorney general jeff sessions announces the trump administration is putting an end to the 'deferred actions for childhood arrivals' program that is currently protecting about 800,000 so-called dreamers from deportation. the program provided legal status for undocumented immigrants who entered the u.s. as children. pres. trump: "i have a great heart for these folks we're talking about. a great love for them and people think in terms of children but they're really young adults." former president barack obama took to facebook to lambast trump for repealing daca...,calling the move "cruel:...writing in part, "to target these young people is wrong -- because they have done nothing wrong."president trump is putting the onus on congress to come up with a plan over the next six months. pres. trump: "i have a love for these people and hopefully n

first -- let's get to reporter stacey cohan in washington d.c... to breakdown exactly what the trump adminstartion announced today. jeff sessions/attorney general: "the program known as daca that was effectuated under the obama administration is being rescinded." and with that... attorney general jeff sessions announces the trump administration is putting an end to the 'deferred actions for childhood arrivals' program that is currently protecting about 800,000 so-called dreamers from deportation. the program provided legal status for undocumented immigrants who entered the u.s. as children. pres. trump: "i have a great heart for these folks we're talking about. a great love for them and people think in terms of children but they're really young adults." former president barack obama took to facebook to lambast trump for repealing daca...,calling the move "cruel:...writing in part, "to target these young people is wrong -- because they have done nothing wrong."president trump is putting the onus on congress to come up with a plan over the next six m

from our partner sat c- n-n reporter stacey cohan has the latest details... a rare image of hope admist a mountain of despair. at least 225 are known dead and others remain trapped or missing following a 7.1 magnitude earthquake that hit heavily populated sections of central mexico tuesday. witnesses describe watching their surroundings crumble.voice of ricardo ramos/earthquake survivor: "basic instinct was grabbing everything and headling out into the streets, making sure we were away from trees and electricity cables" voice of oriol pamies/earthquak e survivor: "so we pretty much tried to...be next to a wall and try to stand still until it was all over. but it was terrifying"this is the second major earthquake to hit mexico in the past two weeks...and president enrique pena nieto is calling it a new national emergency.enrique peqa nieto/mexican president: "unfortunately several people have lost their lives including girls and boys in educational centers, buildings, and households."the country has declared three days of mourning...but life-or-death work leav

survival guide look stacey just like all the start simply at least. it's not going to pass. oh. it's repatriations look at the rest of seventy years. phillip the separate kaiser report . this is like my first one working with the government having the soldiers on board and all first time without that's completely different usually we have no real. way of enforcing our authority you know we have authority from united nations charter for nature that's about it. it's crazy look at anything in the world right on there none of them are going up they're all stable which is a few that are stable most of them are and because the methods of fishing are so efficient now that there's no way that big fish can sustain it replenished. governments have to wake up countries have to wake up and that's happening in specially in africa where we have in our multitude of nation just about willing to work because inviting us to do their waters to protect them. when you feast in an unsustainable way you are taking more fish out of the old. billy slipshod reproduced you are taking a young kid will stil

stacey and bob found the wallet tearing down a wall in their house. it took a minute for that to sink in. >> strange guy asking me questions. i think i'm getting scammed. then he says basically, i think i have your wallet. >> how about that? he knew it was real when he started describing pictures and the selective service card in his wallet. a special night for a long time member of the family, diego honored at the hispanic heritage month celebration recognized for 47 years on the air as host of puerto rican panorama president and gereral manager bernie prazenica presented him with honors for his effort. it's the longest running program dedicated to latin culture. congratulations to our friend dedaydiego. >> he's a nice guy. >> he is. it's rounding out september and into october, live sky 6 over the benjamin franklin bridge, all is quiet but on the coolish side. if you are saying it's really cool, this is average. we have been so warm for the last 15 days, this is where we should be sitting. 59 allentown. 60 reading, 61 wilmington. 63 philadelphia and

reporter stacey cohan has the latest details from washington.... the latest provocation from north korea prompts firm new language from the united states ambassador to the united nations.nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to united nations: his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for warun ambassador nicki haley condemns north korea leader kim jong un during an emergency session of the united nations security council.it is the second such gathering in less than a week...as north korea tests a powerful nuclear weapon on sunday and threatens another test in the coming days.nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to united nations: war is never something the united states wants, we don't want it now, but our country's patience is not unlimitedbut patience is being advocated from other nations. the russian ambassador urging parties, quote, "not to yield to emotions" and china insisting a peaceful resolution.china and russia are proposing a "freeze for freeze" policy...in which north korea would halt all testing if the u-s and south k

virgin islands by stacey plaskett. she is the u.s. virgin islands delegate to the house of representatives. congresswoman plaskett, thank you very much for joining us on this difficult night. i just want to lay out the geography of the area for people. it's -- we're talking about three islands -- st. thomas, st. john and you're on st. croix that we see on the map. that's about 30 miles or 50 miles south of st. john. and st. croix was not hurt badly by the hurricane. that correct? >> that's correct. because irma hit us from the northern part, and we had a direct hit of the hurricane while it was a category 5, it went across st. john and touched the northern part of st. thomas directly before it carried on to the rest of the caribbean. so st. croix, which sits 40 miles south of st. thomas and st. john did not get the same amount of hit from hurricane irma. >> and talk about the two islands that did get hurt. st. john was hit as the hurricane moved, it was hit first. that's the smaller of the two islands. relatively small population. sma

sot/3:43:02 stacey dice: "estaba muy nerviosa. .mi corazon estaba palpitando muy rapido.movimos del area de los edificios que se podian caer." el sismo surgio mientras los equipos de rescate continuan con la dolorosas labores de rescate take web push / paola ---para ms informacin puede ingresar a nuestra pgina en internet www. telemundo 48 .com y haga una bsqueda con las palabras "terremoto en mxico". paola los hospitales de puerto rico no se estn dando abasto para atender a los damnificados del huracn maria... las autoridades han tomado una accin de emergencia... kally ester toro nos cuenta de qu se trata... adelante take lot ;1 ;15 ;40 take web push / paola ---para ms informacin puede ingresar a nuestra pgina en internet www. telemundo 48 .com y haga una bsqueda con las palabras "huracn mara". take vo / paola ---si usted quiere ayudar a las personas afectadas en mxico, estados unidos y el caribe, tras los recientes huracanes y sismos, puede ingresar a la pgina triple w- el poder en ti- punto-com- diagonal- cruz roja.... y hacer alli su donativo. ---hacemos una pausa y y

back and we know the day to day struggles of being pa rents, day to day struggles of being parents, stacey for people to come and say how great we are, we do it because we care and i think you can see that with the squads that that kids have given us. with more projects planned, more children could soon be making friends with a top—flight footballer. emma jones, bbc news. and finally, it was the british open speedgolf championships at piltdown golf club in east sussex at the weekend. speedgolf challenges players to play 18 holes in under 80 minutes byjogging between shots. the aim is to achieve the lowest possible sum of shots combined with the time taken to run the golf course. it was a close affair, with 2016 runner—up chris benians winning the men's event. he beat runner—up george boxall by just four seconds. lizzie taylor took home the women's title. do not think too long but, just play. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. you're watching bbc news. staying with sport, a british endurance cyclist has completed a challenge first set

start shooting sometime in two thousand and twenty four looking forward to that what's happening stacey maxwell thank you for all that data because we having an episode here about big data i don't know i said we have a we have a we have to study it go big data big mama big mama that it would do in a big data episode we got to wrap version right here downtown act like you like and like and like you know and exercise black.

start shooting sometime in two thousand and twenty four looking forward to that what's happening stacey maxwell thank you for all that data because we having an episode here about big data i don't know i said we have it we have it we have to study it go big data big mama big mama that it would do it a big data episode we're going to wrap version right here downtown you act like you like and like and like you know and exercise black and of course you know our crew is all going down to cover. the disaster guys about the way so this is a bit of a pre-record so that you know this is why max is crazy but you know i'm looking at the big data and.

start shooting sometime in two thousand and twenty four looking forward to that what's happening stacey maxwell thank you for all of that data because we having an episode here about big day that i don't know i said we have we have it we have to study it go big data big mama big mama that it would do it a big data episode with a rat version right here downtown to act like you like and like and like you know and exercise black and of course you know our crew is all going down to cover. the disaster guys up the way so this is a bit of a pre-record so that you know this is why max is crazy but you know i'm looking at the big data and one thing that i've noticed is that the data on hillary clinton is looking worse and worse and worse she is now even more you know more unpopular than donald trump donald trump ratings have been declining but hillary's have been declining further so despite all of their hoaxes they're pushing the russia gatos and all these conspiracy theories that she and her minions and crazy people like louise mensch and peter dow are pushing her data is looking worse and wo

start shooting sometime in two thousand and twenty four looking forward to that what's happening stacey maxwell thank you for all that data because we having an episode here about big data i don't know i said we have a we have a we have to study it go big data.

that's good but if survival guide stacey just like all the starts to flee at least. you don't get back. oh it's no good susan repatriations would get arrested seven years. ago with the separate kaiser report. here's what people have been saying about redacted in the sixty's full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know a lot of the really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of marty americans do the same we are apparently better than blue things that i see people you've never heard of love redacted tonight i'm president of the world bank so are you going to write me send us an e-mail. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corporations corporations from washington to washington post media the. voters elect a businessman to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. he is not coming from the trump administration which is being victimized by this the. russian. with the campaign is being used by enemies and adversaries to

jen stacey shared this video he with us she lived in florida more tan a decade and says she's never seen anything like this before. >> this is inland lake. this is not the gum of of mexico. this is normally a not ceel, being flat, and look at it now. these are huge waves coming in. you can't see but we've seen two different boats sink across from us. the dock broken off going down this way. >> i lived down here almost 11 years and been through a couple tropical strmz and never seen anything like this. it's unpress departmented. so please pray for florida. >> and all these people sharing this video with us telling us they irma taking its aim now at the tampa bay area and lucky weakened. evan lambert. "fox5 local news". >> around two dozen people dead in the caribbean islands sglaen unfortunately. >> so much definition fortunately we have not had that here in the u.s. we'll follow this. hurricane irma continues to hammer florida. >> we'll check in on the latest as residents shelter in place. stay with us >> continuing cover ramming of irma the worst far from over for no day. >> let check i

some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice watch for max and for stacey old beautiful jewelry and how about. a bill from that you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much keyser of course. possible in the dubrovnik venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live there or is it. crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life and i'm a little bit before this on the slash i'm going to take all such as the. sun not as i am some but. as we don't mind a school. while the city's try desperately not to collapse. the profit of. the supper will probably go up on the coffee cup at home in the bushes up the on saabs knock up the supposed to mean a. lot. as a tourist phobia will fail fall into an identity. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the sixty's it's full on. the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is going to say we are apparently better than. the sea people you've never heard of love jack tonight i'm pr

i'm joined now by congresswoman stacey plaskett who was there before the storm.be going back. >> yeah. i'm scheduled to fly out tomorrow. coast guard are going to get me on the ground right there in st. thomas that you were just looking at. >> one of the issues is there are a lot of people there without cell phone service so we're just not getting the same reporting out of there that we are out of other places. give me a sense of what you believe has happened in the u.s. virgin islands. >> well, surprisingly there's a lot of internet capability so people are communicating via facebook. i would tell people if you're looking for someone our office set up a facebook page. usvi hurricane irma alert. if you go on that public group you'll be able to find out other information. we know on the ground that in terms of electricity, 70% of all of the utilities are gone on st. thomas. meaning the structures the themselves. on st. john it's completely obliterated. additionally, we have lost our hospital. >> wow. >> many government structures, post office, fire stations. polic

taylor: stacey is being extremely modest. what we need tome brace and acknowledge is the fact that every single re-entry program for oxford house in america is modeled after washington state. [applause] the only thing we can't model is that voucher program. they hold pretty tight to those pursestrings in other states. i was joking with our next presenter about some of the language that we use to define ourselves or talk about this re-entry thing, this criminal justice initiative-type thing. in a way some of it is funny because i know this next presenter, there is no judgment in his heart. he means no harm whatsoever. he's only wanting to help people. but at the end of the day i've got a lot of titles. none of them is ex-offender. my name is not ex-offender. as a matter of fact, i offend eople every day. i wondered if you-all were going to get that. but today i'm a i wondered if you-all homeowner. i'm a father. i'm a businessman. i'm a business owner. i'm an outreach worker. re-entry coordinator. brother, basketball coach, a s

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stacey preston's home was three feet underwater. that's pretty much everything out of our closets. of. them soaking wet just drenched whereby you water. and when i say that it's not normal water it's brown and disgusting. she still wanting to rebuild stripping the wolves and drying out the house. yeah it it's it's. a rotten everything. anything you can think of this the garbage bag that sat in water for four days that's kind of what this whole. place not like even after having more now. them all that. and that's the mold in the wet. installations that was it's just it's awful. the building is keeping her mind when she has lost i think as saying as busy as as. as we can has as can i kept it to where we just don't. you know i don't have to think about i get to go back to work and worry about. work for a second to keep my mind off of this because i do think that. if i had enough time to sit down and think about what really happened it would it would be good. and this is where stacy works at the mccree ford dealership. it to suffer damage losing seven hundred new vehicles. i need a lit

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with there could be a nuclear war and how north korea we could be on to hurricane max or hurricane stacey sort of levels of hurricanes hitting america gold could have had one of those sort of hundred two hundred point moves as mythical days that everybody keeps on hoping for along for the for the past twelve thirteen years of this bull market and your interview chris blassie in the second half so you know these things could have happened and we all may not be you know we're on a road trip which across america the great american pilgrimage on our way of course and it's very exciting stuff if you are anywhere near where we are when we're doing this let us know so we can call the police to have you arrested i think it will be the other way around well so the next episodes we're actually going to be coming from aspen we're going to stop and aspen colorado on the way to the next the earth conference and we'll be there talking to you know a lot of cool people i saw that every station come through we're going to.

start shooting sometime in two thousand and twenty four looking forward to that what's happening stacey maxwell thank you for all of that data because we having an episode here about big data that i don't know i said we have and we have it we have to study it go big data big mama big mama that it would do it a big data episode with a rat version right here downtown you act like you like and like and like you know and exercise black and of course you know our crew is all going down to cover. the disaster guys about the way so this is a bit of a pre-record so that you know this is why max is crazy but you know i'm looking at the big data and one thing that i've noticed is that the data on hillary clinton is looking worse and worse and worse she is now even you know more unpopular than donald trump donald trump's ratings have been declining but hillary's have been declining further so despite all of their hoaxes they're pushing the russia gate and all these conspiracy theories that she and her minions and crazy people like louise mensch and peter dow are pushing her data is looking worse a