tell your friends, this is the radio for wide range -- from the border to the basin, out here in west texashony: the dream of the american west was, you come out here, get your own little piece of paradise, you work hard, raise cattle. make enough money to look after your family. >> woman: sure, i'd love to cook you one. ♪ [ whistle ] ♪ ♪ >> gentleman: this land, it's really for one thing, and that's producing livestock. they've tried to farm it, it doesn't work. you know, except for beautiful views, that's what it can produce. >> anthony: west texas and big bend, this area, are you the platonic ideal of the texan? the american hero? lone rider on a horse. big empty spaces, mexican music, mexican food. >> ty: it's still where the punchiest cowboys in the united states are. it don't get no rougher. >> shelly: i mean, we're 120 miles from the nearest walmart, 40 miles to a tank of gas or a loaf of bread. >> evan: out here, pretty much everything is five hours away. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: and the property has been in the family how many generations now? >> shelly: this is the fourth generation. >> bo

la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ >> stick around, tell your friends, from the border to the baesin out here in west texaswas come out here, get your own little piece of paradise, you work hard, raise cattle, you make enough money to bring your family. ♪ >> this land, it's really for one thing and that's producing livestock. they've tried farming. except for beautiful views, that's all it produces. >> are you the platonic ideal of the texan, the american hero? lone rider on a horse. big empty spaces, mexican music, mexican food. >> ty: it's still where the punchiest cowboys in the united states are. it don't get no rougher. >> shelly: i mean, we're 120 miles from the nearest walmart, 40 miles to a tank of gas or a loaf of bread. >> evan: out here, pretty much everything is five hours away. ♪ >> anthony: and the property has been in the family how many generations now? >> shelly: this is the fourth generation. >> bodie: fifth. >> shelly: fifth generation. my granddad came here in the '30s. bodie's family came out here in 1880. >> anthony: not a lot of people left get to do this. >> bodie: there's still a l

today we get some rain in areas of new mexico and west texas. tonight we start to see the rain spreading through west texas. it's not till wednesday during the day tomorrow that the rain shield will be over san antonio to dallas. then we'll take that moisture as we go into thursday right through the southeast. so it's going to be a rainy period through the southern half of the country, but it's not going to cause a lot of flooding. it looks some of that tropical moisture sneaking up into arizona and new mexico today with a chance of showers and storms. we'll track that rain to the east coast as we go throughout friday and saturday. pretty decent lit storm system. >> thanks bill. >>> don't look now or don't look down because china now has the tallest bridge. china has a bridge that just broke the guinness world record. it soars nearly 2,000 feet above the grand valley. the suspension bridge was opened to traffic last year and stretches almost 5,000 feet across. sometimes bathed in clouds and mist, the overpass provides breath taking views. might

the bulk will be west texas, south texas but not getting any relief. we need dry weather in texas.and portions of the interior northeast. rob: in -- we are good canadians. >> we can't help the weather. 38 after the hour. information war, meet the war room. look how facebook is fighting fake election news ahead of the midterms. >> call me an anti-semites, watch it. i am anti-termite. >> the nation of islam leader comparing jewish people to termites. louis farrakhan getting slammed from all sides, not from one sides. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. - [narrator] meet shark's newest robot vacuum. it powerfully cleans from floors to carpets, even pet hair, with ease, and now for cleaning surfaces above the floor, it comes with a built in shark handheld. one dock, two sharks. the shark ion robot cleaning system. because when you want to create an entirely new feeling, the difference b

applause my applause my wife, ashley, is a proud west texa n, my wife, ashley, is a proud west texan,d town manager of our local community. she's got a deep faith, she is an awesome mum, a great wife. she is a rock. i thank god every day for ashley and my family. applause the senate confirmation process was contentious and emotional. that process is over. my focus now is to be the best justice process is over. my focus now is to be the bestjustice i can be. i take this office with gratitude, and no reason is. on the supreme court, i will seek to be a force for stability and unity. my goal is to bea stability and unity. my goal is to be a greatjustice, for all americans and for all of america. i will work very hard to achieve that goal. i was not appointed to serve one party or one interests, but to serve one nation. america's constitutional laws protect every person of every belief and every background. every litigant in the supreme court can be assured that i will listen to their arguments with respect and an open mind. every american can be assured that i will be an independent and

feels like with the winds and all of that cold air is pushing southward as far south as parts of west texas it feels like 38 in dallas. 25 is what it feel like in kansas city feels like 22 in denver. single digit windchills yesterday so freeze advisories for parts of the midwest south of the great lakes area in towards the central plains. here's our temperature change you can see where that cold front is now moving over the mississippi river valley and tennessee, ohio valley, and eventually pushing eastward we're bumping up those temperatures a little bit across northern plains. also i want to point out that tail end of this cold front is bringing flooding rainfall over texas to several inches of rain over central texas west texas, also moving into parts of louisiana. so keep that in mind there's a future radar. we with also could see some more snow, some higher elevation snow across the southwest. and even a little bit of snow wednesday getting into parts of the northeast. stay tuned it is going to be cool. [laughter] we turn the heat on already and now shannon. thank you very much. [laugh

it's seems very clear we look at the prices when there are forty two years ago for a barrel of west texas oil now it's over seventy about seventy fourth today and we see that people are drawn to our area to support the oil industry people who are very busy and want to relax and i do i mean when i'm busy i like to relax also but then they'll join would drink too much sometimes and then the drug community comes in and gets methamphetamine and cocaine and other things and that cycle with drinking and the drugs when the people who are used to being busy all the time and they don't have enough time nothings to do in their own time the problems happen. i just think mostly pretend i didn't have and. or i'm really starting to get. back into play tonight. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. but first there was a simple i want to become a mentor and i've won the last sunday. but many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides of the drifter used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities only best person asked manke

it's seems very clear we look at the prices when there are forty two years ago for a barrel of west texas oil now it's over seventy about seventy fourth today and we see that people are drawn to our area to support the oil industry people who are very busy and want to relax and i do i mean when i'm busy i like to relax also but then they'll generally drink too much sometimes and then the drug community comes in and gets methamphetamine and cocaine and other things and that cycle with drinking in the drugs when the people who are used to being busy all the time and they don't have enough time nothings to do in their own time the problems happen. i just think mostly pretend i didn't have and i can i mean and then to cry or i'm really starting to get. so it's hard knowing back in play tonight. about it again you know i mean i've been working so hard to forget that part and i am. pretty sure yeah. perrier i'll tell you a really. hard. high line arrays you know ronnie here i know i can tell you right i think i was in the house and. that's i am going to be like mom right now i have to find the

then continues past his hobby shop and through the oil fields of west texas, which helped make him richthen there's the ranch where jane and steve raised their girls. is it an exact replica? >> pretty close. it has the blue roof, which is one of favorite things that we had about it. >> and that drive-in? playing an army movie. tell me the truth. did y'all make out at that movie theater? >> no, not that one. [ both laugh ] >> and, of course, he creates a tribute to his wife, the mary jane train station. and it's more than just a massive piece of art. steve designed seven track loops that can handle up to 12 engines running simultaneously. >> he had ideas in his head and he'd be sure whatever he wanted done, got done and done the right way. >> with his vision realized, steve began sharing his magnificent train display with anyone who will come see it. and he loved that? >> oh, heavens yes. he stood up there and ran those trains all night long. >> but steve's joy is short-lived. in february 2013, just months after the display is finished, steve is diagnosed with his most dire ailment, stag

field was eclipsing the west texas intermediate trade. thiss take a look at how -- this is west texas intermediate used in the u.s., a big drop in the recent session has to do it with the fact that shortage, those peers have been reduced. thank you. a wrap up of wall street action overnight. there is plenty to come. this is "bloomberg." ♪ heidi: this is daybreak asia. shery: i'm shery anh. imf will release its world economic outlook this week which protects a track global economies will take. sheaves are heading to bali for the world bank meeting and to discuss the state of the world economy. david, great to have you. let me get started with this chart on the bloomberg library. you can see how much liquidity central banks have come into -- up pumped into the world markets. situation from when the global financial crisis struck. changing to quantitative tightening, is there a risk there will not be enough firepower as there was in 2008 if something goes wrong in the economy? david: that risk is there. we think quantitative tightening will

up.es on brent crude west texas crude up as well.estors keeping a close eye on this week's brexit negotiations. the failure over the weekend to find a solution to the island situation. the frankfurt dax is up just under .25% following a technical glitch that saw the opening delayed today. in japan, the infamous workaholic is this culture is finding new ways to express itself. working remotely is becoming far less unusual. what is unusual is the nature of some of the location options japanese employees have further telecommuting base. >> chained to a desk no more as japanese firms try something new . more flexibility in where the employees work like temporary outdoor offices is one of the solutions. >> we tend to have stereotyped ideas in the office. this was a good experience of working in the open-air, something we do not experience every day. >> unusual venues are popping up all over, even in major subway ¥200 buys 15e minutes of peace and privacy. karaoke clubs can make great teleworking spaces. a private room goes for ¥600 or abo

and onions and fresh tomatoes. >> if you have a bunch of gringos, it's perfect. >> how mexican is west texaser side of that mountain. 20 miles as the crow flies. >> those flavors, those sounds. >> i learned to talk spanish nearly before learning to talk english. >> it's a good vanilla from mexico. >> old mexico or new mexico? >> old mexico. >> chewy's mother comes from mexico, south of oginoha. >> how long have you been riding together? >> 35 years. >> it's an awesome way of life. >> cheese grits. >> nice. >> of course they're buttermilk biscuits. >> yummy. that all looks so good. don't miss an all new episode of anthony bourdain's parts unknown tomorrow at 9:00 eastern and pacific right here on cnn. >>> hello, again, everyone. thank you so much for being with me this saturday. we start with a massive shift from saudi arabia. the country finally admitting 2 1/2 weeks later that "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi died in its consulate in turkey. the saudi government claims that an

price of west texas intermediate, $69. speaking of west texas, i was looking a at rigs in the permian basin, at the time some of the workers there told us they believed the oil they were pumping in texas would make us safer. so with questions about what we're going to do about saudi arabia, will those workers be proven right? we bring in stephen schork, the editor of the schork report to talk about this. stephen, good to see you. is there anything to that, the idea so much oil is coming out of our own country maybe it can be used as leverage in this back and forth with saudi arabia? >> i'm not sure about leverage but certainly stability and i think that's what everyone in the market really wants to see. these spikes from 75 down to 25, back up to 75 now, doesn't do anyone good, especially from the investment standpoint. certainly from a consumer standpoint. now that the united states certainly is an exporter, in fact, prior to this summer, the state of texas alone was exporting more crude oil than it was importing. pretty

of migrant children lives in shelters have been taken under cover of night to a tent city in the west texas are among 13,000 undocumented children. live in el paso, texas with the very latest on this. what have you learned? >> reporter: they have at least 1,600 children in that tent city from the summer. they just sort of built it up right next to a point of entry. when i was touring that facility back in june, there was a quarter of that number of kids. that number has quadrupled in three months. in part it is because this is an overflow facility. they are bringing these children here, 13 to 17, because they are running out of room in permanent shelters. it is different from those permanent shelters. there is no official schooling program. the rest of them have a curriculum they go through. they have class during the day. it is a self-led program with just work books. when we were touring, they had kids walking around with work books because each kid is at a different level. but they are air-conditioned tents. they live in about 20 kids her tent. this is illustrative of an issue that appea

west texas down off of the highs, but year-over-year oil prices remain firm.nd what we have seen is producers like bp really upping their production levels to respond to this. maintenance at a lot of u.s. refineries is creating bottlenecks, hurting canada, but one group we should focus on is oil of service stocks as a group, not following along with a higher price in oil. it is interesting to see what has happened here with the equity prices, because moody's has just warned about the debt levels of these companies being unsustainable. they will have to find cash, especially the offshore players, and it does not look like the equity markets will be open to them. shery: we cannot forget as well that we are in the halloween spirit here, so we are asking today, a little spooky perhaps, what scares you most about the markets? and here is how our guests answered. >> the fed, clearly. bull markets never die of old age, they are usually murdered by the fed. >> only one truly systemic geopolitical risk that is then an economic risk and at that is the relationship betwe

have been placed on buses to west texas in the middle of the night in recent weeks.ass reshuffling is under way to deal with surging shelter populations. the federal government is struggling to find room for more than 13,000 detained children according to data obtained by "the new york times." >>> the "san francisco chronicle" reports california will require that women be included on corporate boards of directors. governor brown signed legislation yesterday that mandates all publicly traded california companies have at least one woman on their boards by the end of 2019. in 2021, five member boards will be expected to have two female members. and boards with six or more will be expected to have three. corporate associations oppose the bill as unconstitutional. >>> and people reports kanye west's pro trump rant on "saturday night live" received some boos from the audience. ♪ west was wearing a make america great again hat when he delivered an unexpected speech in front of "snl" performers. there were a few claps in addition to the booing. comedian chris rock recorded t

. >> reporter: here in west texas, long time erps in the oil and gas busin ts tell you industry built on three things, rock, people, and money. the permean basin of texas, the richest oil area in america has plenty of the first but always needs more of the other two. and that's why some peo beginning to question if the great american shale oil boom has reached a peak. so-called gd rock is plentiful here. it's estimated there are tens of billions of barrels of oil just waiting to be sucked from the o ground. but that you need the oil and gas workers to do the job. something that isy increasin hard to come by in a city 500 miles west of houston with one of the hottest real estate markets in the industry. >> getting people to come here, particularly if you need them to move here a is a difficult challenge. real estate particularly -- particularly trouble sm in that housing is very railroadpe ive. more expense of than houston or dhas or someplace like th y. fonger families trying to come here and start up that's a lot to ask. locals have told us some houses sell in less than 24 hours. som

was swept away by swift floodwaters in west texas. ement office man says about a foot of heavy rain caused the south llano river to overflow its banks in junction outside of austin. so f no fatalities have been ir cod. in this dramatec rescue, the s game wardens used a helicopter to air lift two people and their d from a tree. the river has gone down but is expected to rise again. >>> an upstate new york coftittee left reelinger a horrific limo crash took 20 lives. hundreem gathering to rr the victims at a candlelight vigil. the limo was carrying fily and friends for a 30th birthday celebration whether it crashed. the ntsb till return to scene of the accident this morning as investigators try to piece together what went wrong. nbc's tom costello has the latest. tom, good morning. >> reporter: phillip, good morning to you.ic the state p here in new york are very much running the criminal and forensics vestigation here. the ntsb is involved in trying to put all the pieces together and determine what, if anything, can be learned. they ha

this new contract will price west texas t oilt is pulled from the oil rich personalian basin and then delivered t a terminal along the houston shipping channel. the permean basin produces 3.5 billion barrels daily which isf 1/3e nation's total. that may be a more accurate point thanhe benchmark that is delivered to cushing oklahoma nce most of the nation's oil exports are shipped out of the gulf coast. >>> as we ported, the treasury department outlined a proposal on friday designed to increas investment in some of the nation's poorest areas. though there are supporters of that idea, there are also critics. ylan mui is into washi tonight. >> reporter: san juan, suburban maryland and sparks, nevada, what do they all have in common? they'reorll in oppnity zones. theer newest gent effort to encourage development in low income neighborhoods and investors are lining up to take advantage of it. >> it's been busy but we're excited about the prospects moving forward and think there'r endous opportunity. >> reporter: states got to pick the areas. there are 8700 of them across the country with a

so we're watching the rainfall this morning in west texas. by this afternoon it's a soaking rain from san antonio to dallas to waco at 5:00 p.m. as we wake up form morning, rainy morning from southern arkansas to mississippi. then tomorrow afternoon we watch that heavy rain threat along the gulf coast. eventually this whole storm strengthens and comes up the east coast for an a and turn into a nor'easter. just moisture from the hurricane will be added to this storm. and it does look like a very ugly saturday in areas of the northeast. we'll have details coming up. >> ruining weekends already. >>> let's talk a little world series now. dodgers and red sox. game one of the world series at fenway park in boston. the sox would get on the board first scoring two in the first and another in the third. but the dodgers also scored pretty early too. they got runs in the second, third, and fifth. they tied the game at three. now in the seventh inning, the sox up 5-4. pinch hitter eduardo nunez takes a big swing and that's a three run blast. boston wins

and as far as crude oil prices go west texas intermediate traded at nymex the new york mercantile exchange is trading today near seventy five dollars per barrel which compares around fifty dollars per barrel at this time last year and we'll have those final numbers at the closing bell coming right up. and we now know to look at the massive downward move and volatility in u.s. markets and look a look at tech stock to do so we are joined by adam mesh of adam mesh trading group at a big huge news today market down three point one five percent eight hundred thirty two down. you know just crazy numbers i mean what do you make of that this is that the i.m.f. downgrading we talked about that yesterday downgrading global growth the world economy outlook continuing bond selloff interest rate trade tensions what do you think adam. what a day to be here i mean as a trader and individual trader these are the kind of days we live for we haven't seen the down there like this since february and i think the main cause that i'm hearing when i speak to people is interest rates the cost of borrowing money is

today we get some rain in areas of new mexico and west texas. tonight we start to see the rain spreading through west texas.ot it's till wednesday during the day tomorrow that the rain shield will be overan antonio to dallas. then we'll take that moisture as we go into thursday right through the southeast. so it's going to beai a period through the southern half of the country, but it's not going to cause a lot of flooding. it looksi-- that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. we also have a little disturbancek that will k through northern new england. we are going to see chilly temperatures behind that in the great lakes today, especially the northern great kes. me of that tropical moisture sneaking up into arizona and new mexico today with a chanc showers and storms. we'll track that rain to the east coast as we go throughout friday and saturday. pretty decent lit storm system. >> thanks bill. >>> don't look now or don't look down because china now has the tallest bridge. just has a bridge that

. >>> four people are missing after flooding in west texas, and a trump campaign aide is reportedly accusedon effort. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the new york times" reports a senior trump campaign aide asked a private israeli intelligence firm in 2016 for proposals to use social media manipulation against mr. trump's political rivals. trump campaign official rick gates reportedly asked the israelis for a plan to use fake profiles, spread false information, and gather intelligence. the information was to be used to help defeat republican primary opponent and democrat hillary clinton. there is no evidence the trump campaign acted on the proposals. special counsel robert mueller is reportedly looking into the proposals. >>> the "washington post" reports president trump says he has no plans to fire deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. mr. trump said the two had a good talk while traveling together on air force one yesterday to an event in florida. the president also said he has a very good relationship with rosenstein. overseas, robert mueller's investigatio

flood advisories posted especially across central texas and the rain shift towards more extreme west texasexas through the weekend, you know, i wish i had better news here, cold front will march through and push most of that moisture out of texas and across the mississippi river valley, also looking at unsettled weekend for parts of great lakes, northeast and ohio river valley, cooler than average across much of northeast and great lakes where we have freeze advisories, feels below freezing in areas and it's going to be a chilly weekend for much of the northeast, the potential for snow over the great lakes and the midwest including chicago. back to you, ladies. cheryl: that was pretty quick, winter is here. janice: it is, truly. cheryl: thank you very much, janice. lauren: secretary pompeo back in the united states and urging more time of investigation of missing journalist. >> we have long strategic relationship with saudi arabia, they continue to be important counterterrorism partners and we need to be mindful ff that as well. lauren: president trump threatening severe consequences, how

in west texas since may the numbers of detain migrant children has spiked to more than thirteen thousand that's five times the number last year. the united nation's highest court has rejected a request from bolivia to order chile to negotiate with it over access to the pacific ocean landlocked bolivia lost its specific coastline to chile in a war one hundred thirty five years ago and this judgment is a blow to its hopes of reversing that there is a ball has more. from early in the morning least people in the capital waited for a ruling that they claim would help landlocked bolivia regain what it's not had for well over a century access to the pacific ocean. one of those in the crowd they made said he was bitterly disappointed with the ruling one of the gilmore. we only want to be able to sit at the same typo and to negotiate. five years ago believe us president when what i took to the international court of justice in an attempt to force his country's neighbor to negotiate over access to seal its link to the ocean was lost to chile in the aftermath of what was dubbed the war of the pacif

severe storms stretching from west texas to the great lakes. tonight it will be rainy and windy.ther will be in louisiana and houston. maybe you just should stream a horror film instead. tomorrow the deep south will be taking a pounding before the storm moves into new england as well. >>> but in colorado ski resorts are getting an early boost. >> a cold front is bringing snow to the rockies and that means more business for workers who suffered through a tough ski season last year. some couldn't find a job last winter at all. meantime, skiers and snowboarders were left out in the cold. the early snow has them hopeful. >> are you hoping this is a sign of good things to come? >> praying. >> praying it stays out there. >> most of colorado's ski resorts do up to 1/3 of their business over the upcoming holiday season. >> yes, they do. >>> all right. coming up, one famous adventurer's brush with death. the avalanche that buried her and two guides and how she managed to survive. >>> and on this halloween, we're meeting some real life witches right here in new york city who are dispelling

york times reports and as many as sixteen hundred children have been taken to a camp a tornado in west texas since may the numbers of detained migrant children has risen to more than thirteen thousand five times the number last year well it's from the woman's refugee commission and she says the trumpet ministrations policies will have a lasting effect on the children. the psychological effect for children who are separated from their families some of them were quite young some of those children didn't even remember their parents when they were reunified with their parents later so it's quite a profound effect on children on their wellbeing on their development even for children you know children who are raising alone tend to be older you know what we call unaccompanied children and even for those children detention or for prolonged periods of time is extremely harmful to their well being detention is simply just not a place where children should be and much less for a prolonged period of time the administration is creating crises there are there is no crisis right now at the border but there

times as many as sixteen hundred children have been removed from shelters to a camp a tornado in west texas since may the numbers of detained migrant children a spike to more than thirteen thousand that's five times the number of last year from april to june around two thousand five hundred children are separated from their parents after crossing the border illegally when u.s. president donald trump introduced zero tolerance policy. is policy advisor for the migrant rights and justice division at the women's refugee commission she joins us now from washington thanks very much for being with us so in your view this is this is very much. a problem of the of the u.s. government's own making it just explain to us why. sure so this administration has implemented various policies has several practices that are creating a problem where there really isn't any you know i think for starters and in large part the ministration is holding children holding you know families and individuals for longer including those seeking asylum in our country and as well as is not releasing children and in timely mann

look at west texas and parts of south texas could get more rainfall.exas, the southeast, the hahn n handle of florida will get this and then it develops towards a potential nor'easter for the northeast on sunday. so there you have it. cheryl: you just said nor'easter? >> i did say nor'easter. cheryl: what day is today? october? >> it's possible. it might be hard getting to work one week from today. cheryl: janice, thank you very much. >> i'll keep you posted. cheryl: you always say it with a smile which we appreciate. lauren: sunday night football, a lopsided victory as the cincinnati bengals faced off against the kansas city chiefs. in basketball, a brawl breaks owout between the lakers and the rockets and three star players they get suspensions. ♪ going to take a lot to drive me away from you. ♪ there's nothing that a hundrd men or more could ever do. lauren: as the world series approaches, the nfl nears the midway point of its regular season. sunday night football was a blowout. cheryl: jared max has all the highlights. jared: fun time in sports. ju

west texas, seeing questions about whether this sustained run-up, and we are at the height of the yearnto friday, if that can be sustained. a couple of issues, or the cooler issues are shooting to prevail. anyone worried about what senior analysts said, that we were not adequately prepared, opec and others, to deal with iran oil being taken out of the marketplace, hasn't rethought that. there is a concern those fears were overextended and president trump will be dealing with how much oil will be taken off. china is cutting back its intended imports. thank you so much. the polls have closed in the first round of the brazilian presidential elections with the right-wing candidate leading but falling short of outright victory may we will bring you results as soon as they crossed the bloomberg. let's see why brazil is a significant part of the global economy. it is the fifth-largest country in the world by the landmass and population. it has the second-largest reserves in iron ore and the second largest producer of and third-largest a foreign. their economy will be affected by the election

very much. >>> at least four people are missing after flash floods swept through an rv park in west texas. emergency crews are searching for the men right now. their rv was washed away yesterday. about 140 miles west of austin. flooding prompted the rescue of 19 people by boat and helicopter. video shows a man being hoisted to safety. one woman survived being swept 18 miles downstream by clinging to debris. the area's had up to 12 inches of rain since sunday. >>> new york's governor says the limousine that crashed and killed 20 people should have been parked for good. investigators say the limo's driver, scott lisinicchia, who died in the crash, did not have a proper license. also prestige limousines, the company who owns the limo, has been cited for 22 violations in the last 24 months. demarco morgan is at the crash scene in schoharie, about 25 miles west of albany, with new information from investigators. demarco, good morning. >> reporter: bianna, good morning, you were out here with us so you know exactly how close i am to the crash site, but we've been pushed back further because of

health and human services has this shelter out there in the west texas desert by the port of entry.veral hundred children. it wasn't up to 1200 kids and now it's ballooning to 3800 beds. they are moving children from all over the united states ages 12 to 17 and putting them in this child shelter which as they showed reporters on friday, they have recreation opportunities, they have lots of meals, they have medical and mental health care. it's still a locked facility. the kids cannot leave. the problem is the other side of health and human services is using such a high bar to find sponsors for these children to leave the government's custody, this is where the backlog is happening. under obama, the wait in these child shelters was about 30 days. under this president and administration it's approaching two months and the kids keep coming and these shelters are getting bigger and bigger and they are not being sent to their sponsors fast enough. >> thank you very much. >> that's exact right. the last point is critical. they are not being leased to sponsors. one of the reasons they are n

part that have could be oil watching oil prices this morning after west texas hit a four-year high onupply concerns. jumping on the 3% yesterday and higher again today. 7538 the last read. >> in europe they open lower on concerns about italy financial situation. the london down 45 points and it is down 53. china hank sang close and hitting high yesterday and nikkei up slightly today. hong kong is open that market is sticking about 2.5% on slow on chinese economy. >> we have more good news for tesla. first it was an fec settlement and now reports of record-breaking production of the model 3. fbn:am starts right now. >> it is 5:01 a.m. here in new york it is tuesday, it is october second good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> hi cheryl good morning everybody. thank you for joining us i'm lauren simonetti. >> well the dow spiking almost 200 points yesterday on the u.s. trade teal with canada, president trump touting parking lot new agreement at his tennessee rally last night. >> it is the largest trade deal the united states has ever negotiated. and it is also a great deal for our country. i

that is unraveling across west texas and new mexico.t moisture has to go somewhere and it has eyes on us. clouds will arrive here thursday night into early friday. rain moves p in at somnt late morning to early afternoon on friday. and then the rain could beeaoday and nice. tomorrow sunny a nice as well. that's the good news. here's your ten day forecast, heavn r friday night through saturday. ta about 1 to 3 inches of rain friday night and saturday. taperingack to showers during the marathon and chilly all the way through next week. alright, melissa mollet. any good news in the traffic? >> not so much here. 66 eastbound atglebe road, left side is blocked. real delays as you're headed into town. you can see that right there on the map. beltway looks okay. as we zoom in, we do have new problem 14th street on the right shoulder. pulling out, hillcrest heigh in bound near silver hill road, left lane blocked by a crash there.4, upper marlboro, upper woodyard road. maryland looking good on the beltway. in bound on 66, no worries. 95 north qu

. >> stephen: the west texas town of el paso.r security, right now. how are you on the wall? >> we-- we don't need a wall. i think-- ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: okay, go ahead. >> so, el paso, this town that i was born and raised in, where amy and i are raising ulysses and mollie and henry, happens to be one of, if not the safest cities in the united states of america. and what makes us so safe is that we are a city of immigrants, and we treat one another with respect and dignity. i think that's fundamental to security, to success, to safety. ( applause ) >> stephen: do you want-- do you want to see-- do you want to see the dreamers protected? >> absolutely. >> stephen: chuck schumer was willing to trade president trump the wall for the dream act. would you take that deal? >> no, i wouldn't. and i think the people of texas can lead on this. i'll give you an example. republican senior senator john cornyn and i worked on a bill to improve border security by investing in our ports of entry, so facilitating more legitimate tr

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will move into mÉxico over the next couple of days and then it's going to move into south texas, west texass and weeks of rainfall, unfortunately they are going to get more in the forecast as willa makes landfall and brings prescription not only the pacific but also the gulf of mexico, there's a forecast prescription for texas as well as the southwest and that's going to stream into portions of the southern plains as well as as parts of florida, so the past 24 hours, you can't see willa just yet but we will start to see show up on the radar in the next couple of dais and certainly the flooding will be potentially disastrous in the areas because they have seen so much rain over the last couple of weeks, forecast highs today, 70's, willa just exploded in the pacific, tropical storm and now category 4. rob: what's interesting the migrant caravan and you have a category 4 hurricane coming right into central mÉxico. janice: oh, my goodness. rob: i just realized that. jillian: 26 minutes after the hour, president trump rallying voters in new york. >> i know that you're working hard and honestly o

ansfsferring d detained migranant children from shelters across the country to a barren tent city in west texas. "the times" reports hundreds of children are being sent each week from shelters to the tent city, which currently houses 1600 children. the u.s. government is now detaining a record 13,000 migrant childrdren. a federal judge has rulele congressional democrats can move forward with an anti-corruption lawsuit against president trump. the suit accuses trump of violating the foreign emoluments clause of the constitution by receiving payments from foreign governments through the trump international hotel in washington, d.c., and other establishments around the world. the justice department sued the state of california on sunday night shortly after california governor jerry brown signed a net neutrality bill to restore internet rules that were rolled back by the federal communications commission last year. california's attorney general xavier becerra defended the state law saying california "w"will not allow a a handful of power brokers to dictate sources for information or the speed at wh