get to the facts t has been 36 years since a u.s. senator faced bribery charges. senator bob menendez, democrat from knew jersey, is accused corruption taking bribes from a florida doctor. prosecutors say dr. robert megin sent $750,000 to re-election pacs and sent the senator to elaborate vacations to paris. he pressured the department of health and human services to drop its claim that dr.melgen over build $9 million. he has been convicted of medicare fraud.

t's been a popular program, renewod bipartisan basis 1997.ple times since host: about nine million enrolled in the program. talk about the spending side, and has the figure been what do states do with that it?y once they get guest: well, states have a couple options. in es can use the money their medicaid program to expand and bility up or take it create entirely separate health run that program and separately from medicaid. only tes run a chip program, most states run some variation of medicaid and chip. medicaid, part chip, the program fall necessary between those states. what they can use the money for, prenatalenrollment, do screenings and covering caretakers of children in children themselves. states have fairly flexible terms of discretion in what they do with the money smchlt states have higher income threshold. new york has 400% of federal 90,000 for a , family of three. hereas other states hover around 250% of the federal poverty level. children's health insurance program is what we'll talk about remainder of the show. 202-748-8000 for you in central and eastern time zone. 202-748-

t. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. hillary clinton is making a lot of money . she's getting paid a lot to write this book and slees ' not holding back, ruffling feathers and laying blame. she also believes president trump meddled with the russians. she had this to say. imagine me reading this in hillary clinton 's voice. can you try it communication and there certainly was an understanding of some sort. i'm not going to off and make all kinds of outage s claims but if you've looked a at what we've learned since the election it's pretty troubling. we've heard so much about this book. it's going to be interesting because we've also heard push back from democrats who said we're hillary fatigued. we'll see how it does . former president barack obama, president trump keeps taking jabs at his predecessor, the other former commander and chief should step out of the limelight. jim here t

t> our client may have been able t understand what was actually happening to him, and that could have ultimately prevented his death. >> reporter: hernandez displayed a history of violence dating back to 2007 when as a freshman at the university of florida he allegedly punched a worker at a restaurant. in 2013, he was convicted of murdering a friend, oden lloyd. he had just been acquitted in a different double-murder case when five days later, he committed suicide. >> when hindsight is 20/20, you look back and there are certain things we may have noticed, but you don't know. ut reporter: 110 out of the 111 brains of former n.f.l. doayers donated to research at oston university were found to have c.t.e. anthony, you might recall that the n.f.l. agreed just about four years ago to a $1 billion settlement in a brain injury lawsuit brought by a group of former players and their families. aaron hernandez was not part of that lawsuit, but researchers tday said hernandez had the most severe case of c.t.e. ever hund in someone his age. anthony. >> mason: a tragic story. thank you, j.b. te ear

a few t been back from houston and hurricane harvey relief for just one night before being turned around and sent back out again. now as we know hurricane season lasts until november 30 and usually there are a few named storms between now and then. but, these urban search and rescue teams these tactical teams are trained for so much more. we know that any time fema calls they're ready to answer and head back out. >> live in chantilly, virginia, melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> thanks, mel, 5:04 and maryland task force once is in puerto rico the montgomery county based team is assisting puerto ricoian national guard with intelligence gathering in some of the hardest hit community. >> here are powerful images in the task force aistsing is stranded residents in puerto rico in the area of utwato members of the task force helped by secureing a cable against the rio they used the cable to cross over a shallow section of the river. >> time now 5:04 not look going for latest version of the health care by him. senator susan collins is latest adding herself to the no pile. she's fourth join

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the merge dossage does appear t been recorded recently. it references the nuclear threat from north korea. what's not clear is why the message was released now. could baghdadi be trying to regain command and control? >> we know he had delegated a lot of his efforts to his underlings. his successor has been trying to get things going in a lot of places. but as we've seen, pushing out for complex operations such as we saw in france and in the uk and elsewhere is extremely difficult. >> reporter: a u.s. official tells cnn the american-led coalition has tried to take several shots at baghdadi in recent months and thought they had their best shot at killing him in a recent air strike. but getting him has proven challenging. baghdadi is said to have an obsession with his own security. analysts say he covers his face, even when meeting with his most trusted lieutenants and makes them place cell phones in a lead-lined box. but experts say he's also got an achilles' heel. his personal proclivities might give the game away. for instance, baghdadi ha

been a consistent issue in our judicial system. yes, scientifically there is no such thing as race as we do find it. cash -- as we defined it. .t has been defined by law i think his name was mike, he pointed out it was for the efforts of white supremacy in this country. persons of color and communities of color fell under this goal of white supremacy. are doing now, gathering thousands of people is saying that is what we no longer want. we want everyone to have the quality in this country and to have rights in this country. host: let's hear from lane in ohio, a democrat. caller: good morning. i want to comment on the collar who wanted. the sum acknowledgment of the police that have been killed, not only by black people, but police are being killed by white people also. i also feel like that acknowledgment, but how many times do people knowledge all the black people that were lynched and killed, those that fought for this country and were not allowed their rights? it hurts to have to hear that we are supposed to constantly acknowledge what this country has done for us and nobody big knowledges will we have done and put up with -

and some say it could have been worse and i imagine in t this particular instance that is true tampa bay would be incalculable loss and that would have been significant so of the storm could have had a greater impact so with that sheerpl scope we were thinking we should move our families to another part of the state where there is no structurestructure s with overbuilding code to sustain a category four storm that would be very difficult. the the whole state was covered by it with a storm of that size and with this impact i know for a fact dozens of people only to find them worse off than they would have been.nd and then hurricane andrew f came barely in letter was the impact of the storm or those images and the impacthe on houston they took the threat incredibly seriously with massive evacuation so impac in any event the storm did come we can tell by the loss of life those that are directly related to the storm carbon monoxide poisoning sometimes evene running them inside their homes and lease the dozen more did not die but there was a threat that we see every single time. attac some

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t there have been illegals that have raped and murdered, sir.thers and fathers have lost their kids, jorge. to illegal immigrants who don't respect our laws. >> i would talk to them, too. i'm really sorry for what they went through. they shouln't be leaving that -- however, the vast majority of immigrants are not rapists or criminals. it's just so few. >> sean: so many crimes committed by illegals just in a seven year period. in texas alone. >> immigrants are less likely to be criminals than those here in the united states. >> sean: you don't care about the 642,000 --o >> i do understand. you portrayed everyone as criminals. it's not fair. >> sean: i've got to go. all right. i agree to disagree. thank you for being with us. when we come back, we have much more straight ahead. a "hannity" investigation into the out-of-control antifa violence. monica crowley and now retired sheriff david clarke will have reaction. no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's no

russian speaking children parents were killed fighting for iceland a rack of return to russia r t has been supporting a campaign to try to find the youngsters families back home and bring them to safety. coming up this half hour to the spanish government seeks to prosecute hundreds of probably dependents mayors in the rest of region of catalonia ahead of october his forthcoming referendum. and the turkish president rounds on his nato allies after they raise concerns over an arms deal with russia. good morning ten am here in moscow this thursday when i was kevin zero in thanks for tuning to r.t. international revue around the world this morning hope your day is going good we're starting with this first the story of two children from families that traveled to iraq to join the islamic state terror group who've now returned to russia to be reunited with their relatives and some form of safety it's believed the children's immediate families had been killed in the fighting here in r.t. we've been launching a campaign called bring them home to help trace these orphans relatives help the authoriti

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now, all told, t have been broken into along the 4500 block of gilford road, one on september 9th andptember 16th. police don't know if it's the same man but they still need tips to develop description for the suspect or suspects. >>> president donald trump is going to be returning to new york next week for a fund raising dinner. e-mail from trump campaign operation is advertising a chance for donors to win tickets to a trump victory dinner in new york city next tuesday. supporters who contribute will be entered for a chance to win a round-trip flight to new york, tickets, and a photograph with the president >>> am am -- amazon shoppers will be able to return to kohl's store. the service starts next month. kohl's didn't offer details on exactly which products will be accepted by eligible items will say so when you try to return them on amazon's web site. >>> this i wusa 9. >>> all right. take a look at her. this is hurricane maria. the second hurricane to blow through the caribbean in a month now making her way through puerto rico. good morning. thanks for joining us. we decided to co

. >>> i'm angie goff at t we've been talking about hurricane irma. there's something big happening in houston today. the kids, children, they're going back to class. the city delayed the start of school for two weeks because of hurricane harvey. moms and dads had to figure out to repair the damage to their homes and also take care of their children at the same time. houston has more than 200,000 students. of course, there's still a lot more recovery that needs to happen in the weeks and months, even the years ahead, they say. eun. >> a long road to recovery. police in fredericksburg found a man wanted in connection with the death of his girlfriend. they took him into custody yesterday. he is charged with second degree murder. police found his girlfriend shot to death in her car on palmer street saturday night. mills is held without bond. no word on what led up to the shooting. >>> hoardg caused this fire. a man who lives inside the home was able to escape the fire and was taken to the hospital. his friend was found dead in the basement of the home. f

for else i, drove an hour to be at this parade, helping her cope t has been four days and she still doesn't several of her cousin? puerto rico are okay. >> like i wanted to take a suitcase and run to the airport and buy a ticket and see what i could do to help. >> knows that anxiety, also. >> time to work, time to see anything, any little message i got on the phone, i kept looking, no, it is in the them yet. >> finally heard from one every his relatives on the island late last night, he said all of his family members are safe. >> that was just oh, my god, thank you, lords, i heard from somebody. >> his call gives others here hope that they'll soon get a similar one. alicia, "eyewitness news." >> well time now is 4:44. >> katie here with another check of the forecast, i walk by the puerto rican day parade on the parkway, look like everyone was having such a good time, but it was so hot out. >> absolutely. as long as you knew it was coming could you make peace with it, you could enjoy it personally, but we will have more of the same here today, guys. you know, when you look outside, this is v

learn more at esd.ny.gov for years, at&t has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than at&t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money. secretary of health and human services tom price is resigning. kayla tausche has more >> reporter: a white house statement says tom price offered his resignation earlier today and the president accepted the statement says the president intends to designate deputy assistant don wright as acting secretary. wright currently runs the office that makes policy recommendations but is three levels below price in the organizational chart price came under fire after politico began uncovering details last week about private planes he took for government travel, totaling a reported $1 million. yesterday hhs said the secretary would reimburses treasury for roughl

it's 4:03 in the morning, mexico city time t they've been working ever since the quake struck yesterdayon using shovels and maybe even sifting through this rubble by hand trying to find anyone who may still be alive. >> again, they are going through that rubble and debris looking for people under those buildings. after sround like they were made out of paper. overnight we learned that more than 226 people have died, more than half of them in the capitol city, mexico city. that includes 21 children who died when their school building fell on top of them. there's no official count on the damage to homes and buildings because right now all of the focus is mainly on just trying to free and save people trapped in those toppled buildings. videos on social media show tables and light fixtures shaking in restaurants and street signs and traffic lights quivering outside. and the earthquake comes two weeks after another strong earthquake hit in the country which that one killed nearly 100 people. >> also developing this morning, another disaster in the making, the powerful hurricane maria. the ca

e the wall j ust repo--er: juit had been t painted over with the building owner's permission by paramount pictures, which has been shooting a transformers spinoff movie in vallejo. vallejo's mayor told my that the company said they should have done research and reached out to the artist and those who were in the mural. they were absolutely mortified that they did this. >> there is nothing we can do. the mural is gone. >> reporter: the woman says paramount is trying to make amends. they invited her and her family to the set for the laof filming daand sty prod ucers pr they would cover all costs for a new mural. the mayor is already scouting new locations in public parks. >> the only thing we can do is -- is do somethggmebiinergf ul. >> reporter: in vallejo, >>ristin ayers, kpix 5. pu> sapon francisco is on the verge of getting a new namesupervis. yesterday to rename justin herman plaza. the resolution calls for the recreation and park commission to get a temporary name for the plaza until a new official name is agreed upon. the plaza was named after a former redevelopment agency chief who

t. in sputnik been around people would have.on the other side of the story and that's why they don't like us being around because we do have a different narrative twenty second scott go ahead well that's exactly what i work for the intelligence community and i saw what was really going on versus what they were telling people in the news that's when i wrote my resignation to the n.s.a. so i will say that for sure and i got to tell you i keep checking my mailbox peter and i don't see a check from putin or our chinese i'm doing this on my own behalf and i'm speaking on my own research and i'm not getting any research significantly from r.t. or elsewhere so i will tell you this there is there is an absolute block out there for individuals like me they've they've absolutely and pushed me out they put freaks like alex jones and scott i have more than willing to bet that you sleep well that night ok gentlemen we've run out of time many thanks to my guests in london and in oxford and in tampa and thanks to our viewers for watching us he

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7 o% let's go over all the way this was not expected every since t-mobile reported what i thought was a good quarter, the stock has been selling off. the wireless psyching, the auto, housing cycle as they kept seeing has beat. the stock of verizon and at&t has been awful because of competition. sprint's been out the feed too then you get this news and boom, a whole new world of possibility for shareholders here's what's amazing about all this, there was a time when we would have said, oh come on, these two companies can't merge. it would be totally anti-competitive and anti-consumer. has no more chance to pass any trust muster than at&t by sprint six years ago. but in the end, maybe it's not so farfetched. maybe the trump administration will give this deal its blessing arguing three strong phone companies make more sense, then four weaker ones stranger thing have happened telecom owns 64% of t-mobile soft bank has a huge stake in sprint, i'm sure they glike to get the company on more solid ground, which would happen if we had a first stock merger here like david was talking about i was about to tell david this deal cou

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for a cleaner, fresher, for years, at&t has been promising fast internet to small businesses.ut for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than at&t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." former trump campaign chairma >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." former trump campaign chairman paul manafort was wiretapped by the u.s. government before and after the presidential election. on this new information, does it vindicate with the president tweeted out on march 4th about wiretapping? joining us now, gregg jarrett has a new op-ed entitled "sessions should resign but not before taking action against clinton, comey, and rice." also joining us is monica crowley. let me start with you. the media is so wrong. again.ta the president has no facts, no truth. we reported this on this program on march 8th. we were right, they were wrong. cnn repo

for years, at&t has been promising fast internet to small businesses.t for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than at&t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ . >> it is ripping off of there now. we were going to try to walk to the beach but it is not happening. todd: will get that our senior correspondent olmos blown over. heather: that is not happening. [laughter] with the of bridge closure say of tornado watches now he is like for us in daytona beach with the latest reel able to make it down there? reporter: it hasn't got much better. i thought it would lead up but we're told now we will have a few more hours of this the best is pretty impressive with a lot of rain but to at his it is too much to handle because the power lines are down with those flood waters they're encouraging people to stay off the streets there is a curfew in the fact

--t has been the threat of ahead of the referendum. live pictures.will continue to monitor oil here on bloomberg markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: breaking news, iraq's kurds voted 92% in favor of independence. it's a historic referendum which has implications for the oil market after turkey threatened to close the valves on oil exports from iraq to the kurdish region. more than 93% of voters approving the referendum for independence from iraq. we are awaiting some big data from the u.s.. oil inventory data. showing an unexpected drop in crude oil inventory. was in line with the industry data we got last night. some analysts were skeptical the government data would indeed confirm it and it has. a drop of 1.8 million barrels of crude oil inventories. build in gasoline inventories. one million barrels were dropped. ticking higher than had been estimated. overall it looks like a mixed picture. we are seeing crude take up a little bit. in terms of the reaction to that kurdish vote it seems it was at least somewhat priced in already as we have seen oil

for years, at&t has been promising fast internet to small businesses.ut for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than at&t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: at the white house a little while ago, trump dined with speaker of the house paul ryan. mr. ryan opposed -- for details, let's go to ed henry live at the white house. you are not a fly on the wall during the dinner but what have you heard? [>> dana, i don't know if crow was on the menu. may be a nothing burger. sorry, greg gutfeld, i know you hate that phrase. we got a statement from a top white house official saying it was a productive working dinner, in their words between the speaker of the house where they covered anything from taxes to the debt ceiling to the budget, the continuing resolution. look at, they needed to have a productive working dinner because tension has

invested,t has been and i think the region needs the commitment and the help in getting investment donend creating jobs in the region. >> what are your priorities? itwe say this guy made happen, how different this saudi arabia look? it is really different than before. 2030, it is a good start. now we have targets. targets for the middle, medium-term and the long-term. we have the national transportation plan. the vision 2030. innovation. we have 543 different initiatives with 376 key performance indicators. it is not only about the vision which is very complicated, but also the execution of these initiatives. we have everybody in the government from different ministries, looking at their own initiatives. the council for economic development, shared by the crown prince. they meet on a weekly basis looking at these initiatives and the key performance indicators. , publicck to the pif investment fund, managed by me , we haverown prince another seven ministers. lot of these initiatives. they will be part of the pif program. >> much more still ahead from the bloomberg business forum. ceo sha

dubs are going to play at the preseason at oracle and then two in china against the t-wolves. dubs been to the finals three straight years. steve kerr wants to make sure everybody understands the road to another crown is not goingbeo easy. >> there needs to be the awareness, doesn't mean it's lasting forever. if you lose the edge, this league is too tough. teams are going to knock you off your perch. the only reason we're going to win, the only reason we won last year and in 2015, we had that combination of talent. the edge is up to us. >>> bears and packers, thursday night football, so cute. first play from scrimmage for chicago, down 7-0, clay matthews coming off the edge, look out, mike glennon. fumble. packers recover. leads to aaron rodgers with the second of his four touchdown pass passes. next drive, the snap goes off glennon's leg. this is like a keystone cops. then a lightning storm, which was scary, delayed play for about 45 minutes. bears with four turnovers. glennon here gets picked. he threw two picks. here's the play everybody's talking about. danny trevathan crushes him r

dubs are going to play at the preseason at oracle and then two in china against the t-wolves. dubs been to the finals three straight years. steve kerr wants to make sure everybody understands the road to another crown is not goingbeo easy. >> there needs to be the awareness, doesn't mean it's lasting forever. if you lose the edge, this league is too tough. teams are going to knock you off your perch. the only reason we're going to win, the only reason we won last year and in 2015, we had that combination of talent. the edge is up to us. >>> bears and packers, thursday night football, so cute. first play from scrimmage for chicago, down 7-0, clay matthews coming off the edge, look out, mike glennon. fumble. packers recover. leads to aaron rodgers with the second of his four touchdown pass passes. next drive, the snap goes off glennon's leg. this is like a keystone cops. then a lightning storm, which was scary, delayed play for about 45 minutes. bears with four turnovers. glennon here gets picked. he threw two picks. here's the play everybody's talking about. danny trevathan crushes him r

but many years people haveve been t talking abobout gettg rid of debt ceiling altogether and a lot of good reasons to do that. so certainly that's somethingng that we'll be discussing complicates things it's really not necessary because you're talking about budget. so it's really not necessary but it sure. after months of delays a french court has approved a government backed rescue plan for the gms car parts factory. bailout would see just a hundred and twenty of the two hundred seventy seven workers there keep their jobs. with financial participation two of its biggest clients hello and his is citron as well as from the french state. we've always been protesting for months creating the first major industrial dispute of the michael administration. and more than half of their co workers facing an uncertain future. those employees out continue their demonstrations. but there is already a pie and that's good but what bothers me is that we don't know who will be retained and on the wall conditions. for those who need the compensated i'm angry that we don't know anything. i thought well y

t. city's fire chief said at least one plast had been confirmed, possibly from a package.experts were gearing up to sweep the building for more explosives. two people were inside the post office at the time of the plast. agencies converged on the scene and are now investigating. >>> pope francis is in colombia. he arrived in bogetaw wednesday, greeted by president santos and his wife and dancers. he greeted the faithful, waving at the thousands who turned out to greet him. he told the crowd to never let anyone steal their hope or happiness the nation remains deeply divided over a peace deal the government paid with rebels. >>> the social media giant facebook conducted an influence campaign using its website in 2015 and 2016, purchasing roughly $100,000 in ads, focused on quote amplifying devices, social and political messages across the ideological spectrum. the company said they were 470 you a thent tick pages. still facebook shared its finding with former fbi director robert mueller, currently investigating russia's efforts to influence the 2016 elections. >>> tennis his

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for years, at&t has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than at&t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >> steve: welcome back to the next revolution. the idea of a new universal basic income and the government pain a stipend to regardless of other income has been debated for decades. here's more this revolutionary idea. >> imagine getting monthly check from the government with no strings attached. idea known as universal basic income. trials are underway in canada and finland. it's not new to the u.s. either. american revolutionary thomas paine wrote about it in the 1790s. martin luther king jr. promoted it in the 60s. now, major influencers in 2017 are talking about it again. >> we should explore ideas like universal basic income to make sure that everybody has a cushion to try new

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. >>> the iron cactus restaurant near at&t park has been buried in orange barriers, dirt and noise for years. while crews make way for the central subway. short-term we saw challenges. while it is cooking inside, businesses like ira bradley's have seen sales slip. >> right now we are seeing an unprecedented projects. >> reporter: the mayor has newly implemented the construction mitigation program. it is free one-on-one consulting to help merchants like bradley and those in chinatown and other areas where construction has hurt businesses. he met to see the types of investments the city can make to help them realize the goals today during construction. met it could mean new signage, technology upgrades or how to address the lack of parking. i am down 20% each month and we have already lost a is this is on the street. >> reporter: albert chow says the new vision zero project designed to make the streets safer has gobbled up precious parking places scaring customers away.>> it is terrible. >> reporter: marcelo who has run this favorite local spots says the construction hasn't even broken b

they were not here legally and couldn't receive that kind of financial assistance that's t why since 2001 i've been a supporter of the dream act and tonight i cannot believe that this is the message from this president in a remarkable act of courage and trust, 17,500 young deferred action recipients are working and contributing to the economy in my state in the state of washington. these recipients must admit biographical information and biometric information to allowr, the states homelan homeland secd agencies to complete background checks. they've never committed a felony, they must have a job and be in school or serve in the military. anything in the program is taking the workers out of the state, taking gross domesticon products in over a million dollars that it would cost the nation over the next several the president's decision to end daca must counter to the long-standing and proud history in our state welcomin immigrants, dreamers invest in the communities and pay state and local taxes and in fact thea chamber of commerce supports this program as does a majority of americans and over 300 bu

. ♪ for years, at&t has been promising fast internet to small businesses.ut for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than at&t. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "the halftime report. finish line under pressure being downgraded to underweight. stock down nearly 7% they point to above average exposure to the hurricane-impacted states but more importantly perhaps athletic trends are slowing in north america. that's what they say. >> something is happening so quickly and this is not unusual. people have just decided -- it's like an age kid that doesn't know who jordan is and finish line does not get the number one nike shoes remember those go to footlocker, so i think the story makes sense. the one thing that's really interesting is that -- that they are in macy's. i think macy's is doing well i think gwyneth is -- sneakers ar