trish regan from here. hey, trish. trish: he has a way of doing it. president trump delivering a very direct, a very fiery speech at the u.n. general assembly urging the international community to rein in north korea. welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report." kim jong-un and pursuit of nuclear weapons claiming the regime is on a suicide mission and the united states may have no choice but to destroy them. all of this as the north korean delegation sat right in the front row. watch. >> north korea's reckless pursuit of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles threatens the entire world with unthinkable loss of human life. the united states has great strength and patience, but if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. >> and he didn't stop there. the president went to make another thing very clear. he will always put the american people and our country first. watch this. >> as president of the united states, i will always put america first. just like you, as the leaders of your countri

trish: to 15%. you can not deduct, this, that other, simplifying the system, hopefully some way closer to a flat tax. >> by the way, anyone who is not supportive of lowering corporate taxes, let me say the following. 75% of new jobs in this country come from small businesses. that is fewer than 50 people. a lot of those businesses are structured and llcs, and pass-throughs, you want to give them the same kinds of tax breaks you give individuals. we have to lower corporate taxes. we have to make sure that those small businesses are taxed like individuals taxed as pass-throughs, not at higher corporate rates, trish. that is really important. trish: a lot is going on today. so thanks for being here. >> thank you. trish: remind the viewers we're waiting on the president who will speak. south korea, north korea, u.s., china, still dominating a lot of news as well. adam, we saw the market just this last week get hit very hard amid news that the president was going to do something more with north korea. >>

thank you very much, good to have your perspective. >> thanks, trish. >> trish: let's look at what'sup on media buzz. hi. >> good morning trish a lot of breaking news to deal with look at how the press is reacting to president trump's tough talk on twitter after north korea detonated a hydrogen bomb and also the continuing fallout and rescue efforts hurricane harvey we'll talk to the managing end of the houston chronicle and to our own griff jenkins about the personal challenge and the emotional toll of dealing with such an issue all coming up on media business. >> trish: look forward to it thank you so much. coming up next our political power panel will weigh in on what could be north korea's most powerful nuclear test ever as we look ahead on sunday morning look ahead on sunday morning futures see you if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed netwo

trish: i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs who is on vacation tonight. health and human services secretary tom price resigning after coming under fire for use of private planes on the taxpayer's dime. president trump told reporters he wasn't happy with price and didn't like the optics of this. john roberts has our report. >> it's starting to be known as firing friday around the white house. administration officials often use pry that charters or government threats. in the case of hhs secretary tom price, it appears he flew too close to the sun. it was two days ago the fate of hhs secretary tom price seemed to hang in the balance. by the time president trump left the white house bounds for bedminster, the writing was on the wall. he's a fine man. but we'll make a decision sometime tonight. reporter: reports say price spent more than a million dollars in taxpayer money and it was out of step from the practice of the trump white house. >> we save hundreds of millions in negotiations. that's why i don't like to see anybody have a question about flying. repor

trish regan, to you. trish: thank you, neil cavuto.possible changes to the tax code for your benefit this year. top republican lawmakers will reveal their plan which president trump says it will be fair, simple and help the middle class. i will tell you this. it is time to stop redistribution of wealth, give it back to hard-working americans that earned that money in the first place. i'm trish regan. welcome, everybody, to "the intelligence report." the obam[ationni believes you can tax your way to prosperity. government needs more more any? take more small business owners and individuals who earned it. the left still thinks they can take money from hard-working citizens. tax cuts don't need to be a partisan issue. we had tax cuts in the 1960s. economy grew 6%. ronald reagan did it in the '80s. guessç what happened? the economy grew 4%. the numbers do not lie. in just a few minutes, freedom caucus member ron desantis and cke former ceo, andy puzder will join us. first we have a blake burman. reporter: he defended his plan, it does ver

trish regan right now. hey, trish. trish: i think they like idea of tax cuts for small businesses. thanks, neil. president trump calling on all lawmakers to get behind the tax cut plan. that this is once in a lifetime opportunity to fix the broken tax system and that will give relief to americans. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." you saw it on our show, a tax plan that would simplify the tax code, giving money back to hard-working americans, the people that earn the money in the first place. folks on the left are out there blasting, this will only help the rich. same old tune. we have the intel why they are wrong. >>> we're seeing a battle between red and blue states. lawmakers from blue states like california and new york, that they are furious that the plan eliminates local and state tax deductions. i am from new york. here is the thing. it is not fair places like new york, california, and others' effectively getting a free pass. they are subsidized by money from every other state in the america. we need a level playing field, to make it fair for all states.

here to take you on that, and so much more the next hour, trish regan. hey, trish. trish: macron. like you do it in france. you have a nice way about it. world leaders meeting in new york city ahead of his big speech tomorrow at the u.n., united nations where he is expected to call on every single nation to do more to pressure north korea into giving up its nuclear weapons. as we see yet again another record day on wall street. look s&p, dow, nasdaq, all green on your screen. hitting new record highs. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." ahead of his first address to the u.n., president urging more to do more militarily and financially to make every within safe. president vowing to make the u.n. great, saying that the organization has not received its full potential. new york cree issued a stark new warning. the rogue nation vowed to speed up its nuclear program in response to new u.n. sanctions. the communist country say the sanctions inhumane and aimed wiping out the entire country. ambassador nikki haley says we're running out of diplomatic options with north

trish regan right now. hey, trish. trish: i'm so happy they're doing that. neil: absolutely. trish: as i keep saying there is economic alternatives we should explore. this is one of them. neil: a big one. trish: thanks, neil. trish: president warning countries whose banks do business with north korea. we expect to hear a whole lot more about these actions from treasury secretary steve mnuchin in just a short time from now. that is coming up. all of this as we look that is soft lightly. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone to the intelligence report. the president meeting with leaders of south korea and japan today, urging our allies in the region to continue putting pressure on kim jong-un, to join in our efforts to cut resources to the rogue nation. as we have learned china, finally told its banks to stop doing business with north korea. is this enough. we'll ask lieutenant colonel ralph peters. >>> outrage, that samantha power unmasked americans in alarming pace in the final months of obama administration. sources telling fox she asked to unmask 260 identities more than one r

trish: yeah. i mean i guess one of the questions we should all be asking, blake, is what is this going to mean for tax reform? does this suggest that they're not going to be able to get anything done? >> one of the questions is, how do republicans function, right? the gameplan was, repeal and replace obama care within the first few months, move on to tax reform, have it by august and go on to infrastructure and what a great 2017 it would be. it is almost october. we'll hearing now they will release framework of details of tax reform, details of a tax reform framework, is a monster step right now, with a lot of question marks in between. trish: looks like they don't necessarily have the full support of all republicans. thank you very much, blake. just to fill everyone in again, senator john mccain saying he can not in good conscience vote for the health care plan. this is the health care bill. this is interesting, too. don't forget, senator mccain and senator lindsey graham are very good friends, g

trish: adam johnson, thanks so much. >> thank you, trish.r execs on the hot seat after briefing senate intelligence committees on the role russia may have played using fake twitter accounts. the top democrat still furious about the company's answers, he is calling for open public hearings. we're on it. we'll fill you in next. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. think has exposure to energyfund infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. read the prospectus carefully at alpsfunds.com/amlp trish: the president today making a big push for manufacturing in the united states of america. would like to see taxes at the corporate level at 20%.

trish. well the president's decision to side with democrats over the debt ceiling could make his road to tax reform a little bit more difficult but, democrats may be playing a larger role in president trump's plans for tax reform than originally thought. he is on his way here with north dakota senator heidi heitkamp. she is democratic senator from here. she said she is willing to listen to what the president has to say. president trump isn't just counting on conservatives to get tax reform through. he is also strategically targeting vulnerable democrats like heitkamp, that are up for re-election in november. she is one of those at-risk incumbents. she is here on her way here with the president. this is his second stop on tax reform tour and the white house says president trump will call out democrats in his manned remarks today, sending a clear message to them, do your job or find a new one. now the white house counsel kellyanne conway told fox news earlier that the president has done his pa

but trish -- trish: already, what does that mean.u saying we should invoke military action, colonel? is that what it has come to now, today? >> not right now, today. if we believe they're able to fit a nuclear weapon on a warhead that will not decompose, during reenthink, getting technical, if they can deliver a nuclear warhead against the united states and building more missiles anwar heads, then in my view, however reluctantly i have to say this, yes, we have to act and we have to do it right. trish: are you going to lose souls if you do that? that's, we're like in a hostage situation, right? >> yeah. trish: seoul is effectively that hostage. >> in the past i bought into that too but it is traditionallal wisdom. if you hit them hard enough, with constant strikes, decapitate the regime, seoul, steve bannon, 10 million people will die in 30 minutes, that absolutely nonsense. trish, i'm a bottom line guy. the bottom line morality and ethics of this to me are very clear. if someone is pointing a gun at you, and saying i'm going to kill

trish: there you go. >> absolutely. trish: a lot we can do right now. use every bit of leverage we have. certainly economically, we hope it doesn't mean militarily, but we have the ammunition and we need them all to recognize it. thank you so much gordon and brian, good to have you guys here. a lot more next my friends think doing this at my age is scary. i say not if you protect yourself. what is scary? pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my doctor said the risk is greater now that i'm over 50! yeah...ya-ha... just one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia- an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13® is approved for adults 18 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. you should not receive prevnar 13® if you have had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients. if you have a weakened immune system, you may have a lower response to the vaccine. th

thank you very much, good to have your perspective. >> thanks, trish. >> trish: let's look at what'smedia buzz. hi. >> good morning trish a lot of breaking news to deal with look at how the press is reacting to president trump's tough talk on twitter after north korea detonated a hydrogen bomb and also the continuing fallout and rescue efforts hurricane harvey we'll talk to the managing end of the houston chronicle and to our own griff jenkins about the personal challenge and the emotional toll of dealing with such an issue all coming up on media business. >> trish: look forward to it thank you so much. coming up next our political power panel will weigh in on what could be north korea's most powerful nuclear test ever as we look ahead on sunday morning futures see you [radio alarm] ♪ julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor- positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal bas

trish: uncertainty for so long. i talked to many ceos and they felt it wasn't the right climate to be investing, didn't want to build a new factory because they weren't sure it would pay off. let's not forget how much money is sitting overseas, working for overseas economies, they are fearful it will get taxed again. will that change? do you get the sense this president fundamentally is committed in his heart to tax reform on the corporate side? >> we think this gets done. there is a lot of money overseas that has not come back yet but more importantly when we talk with clients they are not giving this much of a chance, we don't get the sense tax reform is priced at the level. what struck us this year despite the uncertainty in dc, he economy has been pretty good, earnings have been excellent, global growth accelerating, that is why we market is up, not because of tax reform. trish: that is exciting stuff if you because that means it will be gravy. that is the icing on the cake. if you get tax reform where does the

trish: all right. you've been listening everyone to president trump alongside the prime minister from spain. bilateral news conference there. a lot of big issues came up. north korea came up. catalonia, trying to lead spain came up. venezuela came up. and of course the nfl came up. we'll talk about all of it. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." your thoughts on what we just heard, fox news strategic analyst, author of a new book, lieutenant colonel ralph peters. good to see you, sir. >> hi, trish. trish: i want to get to north korea in a second but you are someone who served this country. first of all as we see the news surrounding the nfl right now, and we see the president again, commenting on his disgust with the players that are not willing to stand up and be patriots for the country in a way where they're honoring the national anthem, what is your react sun? >> i think there is no question about it. the overgrown, overweight, overpaid, spoiled brats of the nfl have a first amend

trish?rish: well, you stay safe and we hope everyone stays as safe as they possibly can down there in key largo. thank you very much. i'm joined by congressman ron desantis from florida who is in his district. home in his district right now. tell us what you are seeing among fellow floridians there, are they fearful for this? or is this another hurricane season? how are they treating this? >> i think this is different. i mean last year we had matthew skirt the east coast of florida, and a lot of folks observed that we had not had a hurricane in florida in over a decade, and in that time you had millions of new people move to florida. it was never experienced one. there was a fear people would not necessarily heed some of the warnings. the storm ended up not hitting florida directly. now i think on the heels of harvey and the devastation that people saw in those images, i think people in florida are looking at this and realize this is very serious. one of the issues with people who are heedin

for trish regan doesn't come any better than that. talk about breaking news. trish: lots of it. that's right. north korea as well. breaking right now we're about to hear white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. that will happen any minute. we'll go to her live as soon as she takes to the podium. you have escalating tension between the united states of america and north korea. the rogue nation foreign minister out there today saying president trump's tweets that kim jong-un won't be around much longer is quote, a declaration of war. that is what the north koreans are saying. that north korea has every right to shoot down u.s. bombers in international airspace. wow. well see what sarah huckabee sanders has to say about that. market off 65 points. turning lower. s&p down seven. nasdaq composite index off 61. we're off the lows of the session. i'm trish regan, welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." as we await the briefing to get underway i want to bring in senior fellow for american progress and undersecretary of defense for ronald reagan, larry korb. good to h

trish? trish: good stuff. thank you so much, nicole. i'm back with the panel. i point out cliff our friend, chief investment officer at mass mutual financial group emails, this began in march of 2009. we've been dealing with this asset purchasing by the fed for quite some time now and this is indeed an economic experiment. it really is and it's historic because now for the first time, the first time ever a central bank is now committed to winding down that portfolio. they built it up. they have to wind it down. what is that going to mean for interest rates? he says the hope is they can do this effectively. that means good stuff for the future. that tells you the fed's tinkering might actually work, but adam, you know me well, sometimes i get a little nervous we start talking about fed and their confidence, shall we say in their ability to tinker. >> what you're getting at where is the free in free markets, right? if you had the fed come in buy all this stuff. now you have the fed not only unwinding it, but telling us exactly what it will do this year, next year

trish: we'll leave it there. a whole lot more. could mother >> today mounting concerns for the push for tax cuts might actually be delayed, delayed because it's going to cost so much to deal with the hurricane relief. what does congress do in light of all of that. representative chaffetz, you know how congress works and how bogged down congress is right now. and how tough is it going to be especially when we need so much money to help texas and florida. >> and i know how congress works. we should have had tax cuts a long time ago. i want tax reform because i don't think that tax cuts is enough. it's not what we promised and not what we should deliver. absent from the discussion about tax reform has been where are you going to cut in the budget when you have irma and harvey and talking 100-plus aboutle in expenditures at the same time you hear discussions about wanting to do infrastructure spending, then the numbers start to look really, really ugly and i think that's why the struggle to get out a package. the key date is december

i'm trish regan. juan williams and gentlemjason, start with you. what is it we need to do right now? because we cannot allow this regime to be able to have the ability to hurt us and to hurt japan the way he can this right now. >> look, we've done what, eight or nine sessions of sanctions? i don't think those are going to work. if they were going to work, a, we should have done the maximum a long time ago and, b, i don't think kim jong-un cares about his people. we have a lot of military might, but it's only china and russia that can put pressure on the north korea regime, but then again, i think our military's going to have to step it up and they may be having a little more show of force. i think that president moon of south korea has taken a much more palatable, if you will, stance against north crowe. he started out as more of a dove and he's been a bit more hawkish. >> everybody keeps escalating with military action and putting us along a path to effect world war iii. i want to tell you, rachel, china holds a big key to this. rex tillerson comi

trish: we'll leave it there. a whole lot more. could mother nature's wrath destroy a chance for a tax cut this year? we've got the answer next. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. >> today mounting concerns for the push for tax cuts might actually be delayed, delayed because it's going to cost so much to deal with the hurricane relief. what does congress do in light of all of that. representative chaffetz, you know how congress works and how bogged down congress is right now. and how tough is it going to be especially when we need so much money to help texas and florida. >> and i know how congress works. we should have had tax cuts a long time ago. i want tax reform because i don't thin

>> trish: it will. it hasn't been done katie, there is no willingness because you think of all the corporate interests you were just talking about. how both parties have become so entrenched in -- >> sandra: what about the oil embargo and freeze on kim's assets. this is what nikki haley said about these sanctions. she called them the strongest measures ever imposed on north korea. i'm just curious what your take on this is. >> i think that president trump is realizing just as the several presidents before him did how tricky this is and and what he has done so far with the exception of, you know, tougher language as he did put it politely. his language hasn't been that different from the past couple of presidents when it comes to north korea. i think nikki haley has done a good job in sort of these moments of intense crisis of marshaling the diplomatic community and united nations, at the end of the day i actually agree with trish that china is the key. and the president is using tougher language on, you

>> trish: the ads were on both sides.e did some research on the intelligence report and basely we came up with a bunch of ads that targeted donald trump as well. there were other people doing i it. i guess you get the whole fake news thing and how do you know if it's fake or real, should facebook have more responsibility? >> kennedy: how do you measure what the influences where they went into somebody's a very personal voting decision? >> lawrence: hillary clinton has so much money. >> trish: and all she would argue that the press doesn't like her. the press liked her. certainly compared to donald trump. >> lawrence: all the crying election night. >> sandra: where does this put this with the probe? >> harris: i think kennedy has a good point. i don't know how we measure this when we watch things. we don't know in the moment when they make a decision whether an ad they saw on facebook change that moment. how do you control that? >> trish: that's the biggest fear. you bring up the most critical point. the government somehow

trish addressed the secured concerns. we know that president obama -- it's difficult to vent individuals coming from these places and jeff sessions said prior, not too long ago that there is the 300 refugees that are involved in fbi investigations in regard to terrorism. of course we should be looking at these countries. >> jessica: i agree that the president should have the safety of americans as is number one priority, boils of a president who called for the total shutdown of muslims entering the united states. that's all this began and people in the a clu lawsuit have had the president on the record saying -- >> josh: it's irrelevant. it's when the policy is constitutional or not. there is no court in america that is qualified to determine what is in the interest of the american people period, end of sentence. >> sandra: will under therapy read pressure building on fbi director james comey. two probes saying he may have broken the law. would he be prosecuted and should he be? hillary clinton speaking out about the beng

>> trish: that's the latest news report today.hey're moving things underground because they're trying to hide it. >> jessica: it will be interesting to see where china goes on this point. there sanctioning all the countries that do trade with north korea which is more than china, china being the primary one and 90%. the japanese are also totally freaking out. fundamentally, then something we hear from our meeting the military, protecting our allies to make sure we are standing side-by-side with them, it should be our priority. i wish i could get a clear answer about what any kind of military intervention looks lik like. >> trish: it's a good point. china is going to be very influential in all of this and we need to have trying to do what they need to do a north korea. the potential fallout after president trump takes action on the dreamers, saving the protection put up by former president obama permit reports that the president will soon be speaking out. will debate that. all eyes on irma, now a dangerous cabaret five hurricane as

trish: so neat. all right.e continuing coverage of apple thank you so much in cupertino, big day for hillary clinton in new york city today to promote her new book, you know it "what happened?" why they thinks lost 2016 election i suppose another opportunity for her to use her family name to rake in big bucks. you know, she is quite a machine, when it comes to making money off the clinton name, and we know that whether it was -- connections via cgi, book tours whether you know selling out stadium i don't know if able to fill them right now as she sells tickets to hear her speech i am joined here by the author of the phenomenal book shattered inside hillary clinton's doomed campaign mr. jonathan allen himself good to see you again john great to have you here. so -- i mean there is where to begin? she clearly has a lot of reasons why she lost that is partly why she has done 24 book seems almost as though perhaps -- they are repute turkey get this out there is financial wrn. >> absolutely, she gets paid millions o

trish: that's what i call low hanging fruit. easy stuff, it should be done already. >> that's the low hanging fruit. trish: bipartisan support on that one. michael. steve, thank you, as we wait on sarah huckabee sanders who will be talking to reporters momentarily from the white house. she'll give us color on the dinner invite going out to chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. they'll be there with the president, dining with him tonight at the white house, talking about a whole host of things including tax reform. republican representative sean duffy is joining me right now. the wonderful congressman from wisconsin where you guys have been struggling with your middle class as well, you got foxconn there, opening a factory, a big deal, congratulations on that one. as far as tax reform goes, what is your sense of whether or not we will see a lot of democrats on board, representative? >> listen, democrats have for decades been pitching not tax reductions but tax increases, not for businesses but individuals and the most productive member

trish: i make my own soap. and the reason why i make my own soap is because i like to use cosmetics and products on my skin -- more natural. and a lot of the stuff that you buy in the shops is just full of chemicals, and they are not what they say on the labels. trish: my living room is my life. it's about what i treasure. it's got photos of my family, my friends. i like just having things that i love around me. i have a tendency to leave the backdoor open and they walk in. blue-tongue lizards. trish: these are a few of my special pieces that i keep in my cabinet here. this was a glass-blown, little wishing well that i got made up for our wedding cake. and these were the flowers. these were actually hand-made, these little roses. but as the years gone by, they've gone discolored unfortunately. but that's still original. trish: i'd like to say goodbye, from myself and my husband, and from perth, western australia. it's been an absolute pleasure having you here. you are welcome anytime. thank you. bye. anchor: an

it's the swamp at large, trish. trish: a lot of trump supporters feel wait a second. which way do we go? we voted for the outsider donald trump. he said he would like more outsiders. >> i think this is where we can agree to disagree. a lot of of us are huge fans of what donald trump has done and is doing and shaking up how things have been done. what concerns us about this alabama race, what took place in 2016 was a rejection of the establishment of d.c., both republicans and democrats. i trust the people of alabama to be able to look at this race and say do we want a senator appointed by a corrupt governor and backed by establishment d.c. or do we want a guy who will give us the best chance of passing our agenda. up to this point we have seen zero policy passed through the senate led by mitch mcconnell. this is a testing ground for 2018. if luther strange loses, this is a message to republican senators in 2018 that the senate majority leader can come in and spend $9 million to protect you but you are not protected. trish: if strange loses, and he could very well win

trish hartman, channel6 "action news." jim? >> thank you, trish. to show you storm tracker 6 live and the other hurricane. this is maria, stronger than jose, intensified in one day from a tropical storm to a category five hurricane decimating the caribbean island of dominican right now having made landfall an hour and a half ago. up next, it could brush by americans in san croix the virgin island mostly spared by irma. then on to puerto rico with a direct strike wednesday. evacuations have been ordered. residents are boarding up homes, rationing food and preparing for the second natural disaster in two week's time. >>> in philadelphia, the puerto rican community is collecting donations and working with nonprofit organizations to get aid to the island once the storm passes. you can see where jose and maria are using storm tracker live on our "6abc" app a free download for your mobile device. the "action news" team will track the storms overnight. they are on half hour early tomorrow starting at 4:30 a.m. to bring you the update on the storm's impact

trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, trish.e in london are tracking down suspects involved in this morning's subway bombing. the blast caused panic with hundreds of passengers clawing to get off the train. tonight the terrorist threat in london is moved to critical. isis claimed responsibl responsr the bomb. right now, hurricane jose is giving stronger waves and rip currents at the jersey store. give it a few days and we could have tropical trouble. cecily tynan is tracking the path tonight. has there been any westward shift of the track that could cause problems? >> there hasn't, no shift to the west or east. the path has been consistent over the past 24 hours. the one change is that jose has gotten stronger, maximum sustained winds 80 miles per hour. if you look at the infrared satellite, this is a small, disorganized storm. that's good news. the latest track takes it northwest until sunday and makes the turn north up offshore from the eastern seaboard, the center of the track 200-miles off of the coast of new jersey. the con

trish hartman has the details. trish? >> rick, police are hoping someone will see this video and be able to help them catch the man who roped th robbed the eldy couple at knifepoint in oxford circle. >> a man in a hooded sweatshirt approached them armed with a large kitchen knife. >> he pulls a knife out and demands money. the husband tries to get out of the store. the wife tries to leave the back of the store. you can see the suspect dragging the owner back into the store throwing him to the ground and a struggle begins. you can't see the wife trying to call 911. the suspect takes the phone and cash from the register and takes off on foot. >> these businesses are needed in the communities. the victims both in their 70s were bruised but fine. police are looking for a black or hispanic man in his 30s with a stocky build. neighbors are shocked. >> they are beautiful people. they are wonderful. they are hard workers. you see them out there all the time cleaning the yard and planting a garden in the back. >> we needed somethi

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i'm in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." president trump and first lady melania trump will return to texas tomorrow to assess the damage, to meet with flood victims. the president pledged to donate one million dollars of his own money to harvey relief efforts, and he is urging congress to approve $6 million for immediate harvey recovery efforts. this, folks is a dire situation in texas now. you've seen pictures and heard stories. at least 39 people confirms dead. 82,000 homes have been damaged across the entire great state of texas. i mean it, when i say the great state. they are in our prayers. for the latest, jeff flock is live in houston where finally the cleanup efforts are underway, but it's a pretty daunting task, yes. reporter: it is, but if you could see what you're going to, what i see now, you would not be as daunted. this is one of the 82,000 homes. look what is going on in wes and christie bowden's home, volunteers, these are all volunteers. they have come out of the woodwork, look, get out of the way here. comin

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trish hartman is live from the scene in woodpane township with more.rish. >> reporter: sarah, right in front of the house on meade road where this happened. you can see pieces of the plane scatteredded across the lawn. the plane is registered to a maryland man and classified as experimental and listed as amateur-built. no word tonight on the pilot's condition. but he got help from some quick-thinking neighbor who is rushed to cut him from the plane. >> and i opened up the door. and saw people running down the street and then someone said, oh, my god, there's a plane crash. >> reporter: it was just after 5 p.m. when police say the small, single engine plane crashed dangerously close to this house on meade road in woodpane township. >> there was one person in the airplane -- the pilot. he was injured and taken to the hospital -- flown down to the hospital in philadelphia. >> reporter: douglas lives across the street and in his backyard when he says he heard the small plane overhead stuttering and flying low. >> too close to the house. and no way he was c