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. >> we expect therere tariffs and it's going to start to affect, you know a department store retailer moreic signtly because of the apparel pieces that will be part of it. what i can say we've been working with our supply chain lookin at ourrivate brands, and we prepared for this. >> also bank of america recommends add new global fund manager survey showing that trade war is still the number one concern for investors. a thatourth strait month, second on the list is a china slowdown followed byed theal reserve raising interest rates too quickly. one thing is clear, the markets are not prepared for a decadeslong trade war. for nightly business report, bob pisani new york stock exchange. >>> the ceo of fedex weighed in on the trade fight making it clear he doesn't like it. on a conferenc call with analysts fred smith said this is something everyone is worried about because it could potentially slow economic activity. >> history is very, verylear that countries that pursue thea most opents are the one that is prosper the most and whose citizens's iome increases the most. americaen tealism

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chris with jes waterproofing says therere other signs as well. >> there's moisture behind there.ould get musty, damp moldy or mildew smell. >> musty is bano >> that' good. if you have a musty smell it's sually a sign of a basement waterproofing problem or moisture problem. >> what can you do to protect your home and wallet? >> first and foremost, direct water away from the home. if you don't have gutters, it will be a good idea to geter gu put on the house. make sure all of the downspouts are running away from the uuse. ever want to direct all of the water from the roof on to your home's foundation. >> in addition, seal in the cracks tve pre water from seeping in. waterproof the walls and check the landscaping. experts say you should make sure the draining foes awam your home. if you suspect you have a more serious problem, call professional. chris lawrence, news 4. >>s i about 6:27 now. coming up, metroto manipular. fair jumping citations onhe rides. we'll tell you where your fellow riders are getting caught the wemost. >>> ane keeping an eye out for potentially strong thunderst

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i understand therer. give it a chance. he is a very good negotiator. he is heartfelt, hands on. you know what? i still believe the tide will turn in that direction, when it does, believe me, the u.s. economy, the u.s. workforce, main street, everywhere will benefit and the other countries who participate in ha free trade system will also benefit. this would be good for the rest of the world. melissa: yeah. >> so give it a chance. right now -- david: are we going to have zero tariffs? larry, are we going to have zero tariffs? >> well that is my goal and the president's goal. that is a good goal to have. that is the high ground as a trade reforrer. nobody has done this, david in 20 years. they made noises about china but never followed through. why not give president trump credit for doing the right thing. look at the performance of our economy. what am i going to say? blue collars and fatter paychecks, how is that for a close? melissa: we love it, larry. thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me. david: appreciate it. now another major story we're following, hurricane florenc

it more thahan that, therere isa real n need for accccountabilitr the family separation policy.he people who devise and implement these policies need to answer for them. amy: that is claire along of human rights watch together with justice emotion up about these videos. explain this collaboration. thehe collaboration with huhumn righghts watch is a neww collabororation and a wonderful one that we hope to continue. they also reacted really quickly to help search for the deported parents. you will see one of -- one of our defenders going out and assisisting human rights watch. there are two stories i would like to share. one they have been deemed different categories of parents, ineligible to reuninified with their families. whoexample our defenders identified and picked up in this process is a woman who left the country because her teenaged daughter was targeted to be a sex slave to the local gang. they took off in a shot at her house. she came to the u.s. seeking asylum. when she arrived at the border, she was told they saw a criminal record in her history. what they failed to d

police say therere two victims. both are being treated at hospitals, and both are expected to be okay police haven't released at suspecinformation, but we're going to keep you posted. >>> crews from our area are rushing down south to help communities that will be impacted by hurricane florence. we were there yesterday as maryland task force one deployed to south carolina. >> and now today virginia dominion energy crews will head south so they can be in place to help reore some of that power after the storm. news 4's justin finch is live at their facility in fairfax. what are you >> reporter: chris, this is going to be an all hands on deck efrt. now dominion energy is supplying some of those hands as well as gear, including these big bucket trucks, three of them like the ones you're seeing behind us. e all know that power i critical after a big storm. that's what they will be going down to do. this will not onlyhe benefit t residents and businesses but lso first responders who need electricity to t better ir jobs and