kelly: i believed you. what is the scope and scale of russian influence operations in the united states? this is a small little question that we can, you know, beside time with. mr. schiff: of course that's really what we're aiming to find out. e're looking at things the russianses have used elsewhere. some of which we know with great certainty they employed here during the election and others where we still need to find out where these tactics that the russians used. do i want to make one point. because i know we have limited time. but getting to it, an earlier question of yours that's implicated here. what do we do about all of this? ms. kelly: yeah. mr. schiff: there is no software patch for what happened last year. there's no cyberdefense capable enough. if the russians want to get into the d.n.c. in 2020, they'll get in. if they want to get into the r.n.c., they'll get in. really the best protection that we can have is somehow forging the consensus we didn't have last year. that no matter who it may he

kelly: i'm kelly wright. frustration is boiling over as much of the island is still without power, and the long wait for life-saving supplies still drags on. mow the president is lashing out just days before he visits the storm-ravaged island tweeting this: the mayor of san juan, who was very complimentary only a few days ago, has now been told by the democrats that you must be nasty to trump. kristin fisher joins us live now in new jersey near president trump's golf club in bedminister. kristin, bring us up to speed, if you will, on the situation in puerto rico and the growing feud that we're now seeing between the president and the mayor of san juan. >> reporter: well, kelly, things really started heating up last night when the mayor of san juan essentially accused the bureaucracy and inefficiency of the u.s. government of killing puerto ricans. that did not sit well with president trump. he responded this morning in a series of tweets. here's a few. quote: such poor leadership ability by the mayor of san j

kelly: i'm kelly wright. florida continues to be ravaged by storm forces never before recorded in this country. laura: officials say it will take weeks and perhaps months to restore power to over a any homes and businesses. the destruction will likely be unprecedented and the images are heartbreaking. >> this water is going to come in quickly. it will cover your first floor potentially or more. and then it will come out. i don't know how you are going to survive that. laura: let's check in live with our mike tobin. >> for all of the fear that this was going to be a direct hit on tampa, we now know the eye will pass to the east of tampa and with the storm potentially baits has been broken up. in terms of the intensity we expected to see here, from my snapshot of the world i have seen worse. there is a lot of debris knocked down from the trees. mostly just palm frond that came down from the trees. but you notice as you look down the street, the lights are still on. we see the lights flicker during the course of

kelly: and i'm kelly wright. welcome to a new hour inside "america's news headquarters," this comes after hundreds marched in demonstrations yesterday before tensions escalated leading to the injuries of several officers. will carr is live in st. louis, he joins us now with more details about the protest marching. >> reporter: and, kelly, as those protesters are marching through the maul right now -- through the mall right now, they're really trying to return to business as normal. you can see people are out here eating in front of a window that is boarded up. they had a chair tossed through this window. to continue walking down here, you can see another window was boarded up. several businesses just like this. tension was really building leading up to yesterday when a judge acquittedded jason stockley after he killed lamar smith back in 2011. now, the protesters really wanted former officer stockley to be found guilty for first-degree murder after he was caught on camera saying that he planned to kill smith just

kelly: gillian, welcome, and i'm kelly wright. the president railing against nfl players who kneel during the national anthem, the practice gaining attention when former san francisco 49er quarterback colin kaepernick started taking a knee during the star-spangled banner last season. at a rally last night in alabama for senator luther strange, president trump saying players who participate should be fired. the nfl union is now defending the right of those athletes to demonstrate. kristin fisher is live from somerset, new jersey, joining us with more details. kristin, it seems it's not just the nfl, the president is also calling out some nba players as well. >> reporter: that's right, kelly. president trump has disinvited golden state warriors' guard steph curry from visiting the white house as is customary after winning an nba championship. yesterday steph curry said he didn't want to go to the white house because he didn't like some of the things president trump had said, specifically about charlottesville, so this morning presid

if you wanted to know, from justin to kelly is on dvd. if you have time to burn. >> what are you talking about? i already own the director's cut. you know i'm in with that. >> i knew you would. >>> now let's talk about real couple. prince harry and meghan markle. we knew their paths would cross. we were right. hand-holding. they were cuddling during the whole thing. mm. #here for it. >> love you. >> reporter: talk about making a statement. today, harry and meghan were hand h hand, strolling into a tennis event, accompanied by a small kurt detail, the two were not shying away there showing some pda. all at a very public event. this was their first official appearance as a couple. meghan and her prince sat side by side during the match. seeming to break traditional protocol of not sitting together at a royal function until they're engaged. saturday night, they were not exactly together at the opening ceremonies. is there hello, toronto. bon soir, canada. >> reporter: meghan was there. but with her friend. toronto-based businessman markus an

. >> and kelly arcl.kson talking new music. motherhood, and marria thing offlimits. >> i'm tired of being nice at this point. >>> then -- "dancing" first big injury. will drew scott be side lined for good. >> oh, my god. right now, i can't bend my leg and put weight on it. >>> plus, prince harry and me mghanarkle take their romance to the next level. how they shattered royal protocol. >>> kate hud sons's new workout. it involved wine. >> you have to hold it. see, it's hard. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> kelly clarkson like you have never heard her before. talking about "the vice" versus "idol" hi she wanted to lose the "american idol" title when she was a contestant. >>> then there is "idol" 2.0. big news the show may be one step closer to getting their own country voice. ♪ shake it for me, girl >> reporter: country singer luke bryan will reportedly join katy perrat ♪ 60 seconds now feels more like 30 ♪ >> reporter: the 41-year-old has a massive following. his last three releases have all debuted at the top of

kelly cannot stop mr. trump from binge watching fox news, which aides are describes as the president's primary source of information gathering. what more are your colleagues learning about this relationship? >> it's one where general kelly has decided while he's not going to try to control the president, he's going to try to control the information he receives and the people that talk to the president. and president trump while understanding that in the early days and understanding he wanted a clear line of order of how the president was to speak to people, president trump longs for the days when people can walk into the oval office and share the latest gossip or share some story from fox news or some conservative organization, saying look what a great job you're doing. there's a feeling that general kelly is starting to impinge control on him saying maybe you shunti shouldn't be watching fox news. the president has been known to tweet things that aren't true or if he's tweeting things out to millions foll

kelly: and i am kelly wright. we have been warned about hurricane ermine appeared so far living up to all the dreaded expectations, leaving behind a trail of death and unprecedented destruction. and now irma is taking dead aim at florida. patti: irma is once again a category four storm with 131-mile per hour winds, torrential rains have life-threatening storms. more than 6 million floridians in the coastal area in the forecast is growing further. >> is not only a dangerous storm. we've already seen this time it's taken months already. it will take more if we are not prepared. please take it seriously. patti: now for the latest on the storm, adam klotz at the fox news extreme weather center. what is the latest? reporter: we are continuing to track this very large storm, beginning to get closer and closer to the florida keys. three hours from landfall, but the outer band really beginning to lift up on the keys and portions of south florida. the miami area has a couple of these bands packing some very powerful winds

if you wanted to know, from justin to kelly is on dvd. if you have time to burn. >> what are you talking about? i already own the director's cut. you know i'm in with that. >> i knew >>> now let's talk about real couple. prince harry and meghan markle. we knew their paths would cross. we were right. hand-holding. they were cuddling during the whole thing. mm. #here for it. >> love you. >> reporter: talk about making a statement. today, harry and meghan were hand h hand, strolling into a tennis event, accompanied by a small kurt detail, the two were not shying away there showing some pda. all at a very public event. this was their first official appearance as a couple. meghan and her prince sat side by side during the match. seeming to break traditional protocol of not sitting together at a royal function until they're engaged. saturday night, they were not exactly together at the opening ceremonies. is there hello, toronto. bon soir, canada. >> reporter: meghan was there. but with her friend. toronto-based businessman markus anderson, who

what do you think of the kelly tenure so far. >> the job is exactly what kelly is trying to define it to be. that's what he's supposed to be the person who controls access to the president. you know, richard nixon militarized this title into chief of staff. before that the job was called the appointments secretary. because appointments, time with the president is the single most valuable thing that exists in the white house. and for the president time alone is a most valuable thing that the president can have, especially if the president has any kind of contempt la tif life at all, any ability to think. and you'll often see, chris as you know of presidential memoirs, that's the thing they wished they had more time of. just a way to stop the sensation of the world coming at them at 200 miles an hour all day. kelly is doing what the job is supposed to be. and of course this white house absolutely can't bear it. and apparently, according to our inside reports at this point, the person who can't stand it the most is the man who's being protected from all of that craziness, donald trump. >

kelly. kelly: more help will soon arrive in puerto rico in the form of 1400 additional national guard troops. it comes as people living on the island deal with power outages as well as shortages of cash, food, gasoline and medical supplies. mike live with san juan, puerto rico. mike, what's the atmosphere down there? >> it's tough, kelly. i will show you looking around the scene, micro display of what's going on all around puerto rico. power line that is were pulled in course of the storm, standing water on the road, debris all over the road. cars are struck in the debris, over here you have a roof that came out of the house. the back story is there was an elderly woman in the house waste-deep in water at the time the particular roof came off, nothing is being prepared. the icing on the cake, i don't know if you can see, it's starting to rain again. the rain is expected to get work. governor ricardo rosello has drawn attention to dam, the dam is damaged and the people down from it need to be

you see him tweeting things are going great with general kelly. and he does continue to name drop general kelly and say what a great job he's doing. but in the past, of course, he's talked up people, and then they end up leaving the administration. so you have to kind of take it with a grain of salt. how much does the president like to be controlled? >> and it is a long arc of experiences for this president before they probably -- individuals such as, again, the chief of staff -- get into that inner circle long term. matt, today might have been one of those crucibles for this president as he sat across the table in this case from many of his generals, many of his leaders, at looked at general kelly and felt this is the right person i need to have standing by my side. >> i hope so. look, speaking for a lot of democrats we hope that general kelly can hang in there because he is clearly -- as general mccaffrey noted -- someone of honor and deep experience and exactly the things that the president lacks. but this president has not taken well to people

do you remember her movie, from just on the kelly? wait until you hear what she had to say about that? >> i'm all ears. >>> let's talk "dancing with the stars" pro dancer alan bursten burst on to the floor when he fild in for maks last season. despice their 24-yore age difference, you can't shake the love between them. ♪ shake your love >> she has the best energy ever. >> did you foe who this was? >> i knew from association. people are like, you have debbie gibson. i was like, i have debbie gibson! >> reporter: by the time alan was born in 1994, the pop icon had already released four studio albums. ♪ it was only in my dreams >> reporter: debbie was asked to do "dancing" before. but she said no. and when she did finally sign on, she had one request. you actually said, yes, i'll do the show. i need someone older who has a lot of experience. and then you got alan. >> i thought -- i thought i knew what i needed. but what i needed was alan. because he has been wise beyond his year. nurturing, supportive. that's what i was trying to say

do you remember her movie, from just on the kelly? wait until you hear what she had to say about that? >> i'm all ears. >>> let's talk "dancing with the stars" pro dancer alan bursten burst on to the floor when he fild in for maks last season. despice their 24-y aorege difference, you can't shake the love between them. ♪ shake your love >> she has the best energy ever. >> did you foe who this was? >> i knew from association. people are like, you have debbie gi. gibson! >> reporter: by the time alan was born in 1994, the pop icon had already released four studio albums. ♪ it was only in my dreams >> reporter: debbie was asked to do "dancing" before. but she said no. and when she did finally sign on, she had one request. you actually said, yes, i'll do the show. i need someone older who has a lot of experience. and then you got alan. >> i thought -- i thought i knew what i needed. but what i needed was alan. because he has been wise beyond his year. nurturing, supportive. that'st wha i was trying to say. it's been an amazing partner

. >>> kelly clarkson is the origin gnat "american idol." now she's switched allegiance to the voice. i sat down to talk to her about life, music, and hi she could care less about what hater think. we started talking about the music competition show. you're now on "the voice." it's interesting. >> yes. red button. >> because of "idol." >> i had to interview with ryan seacrest. i have been in talks with "the voice" for years. it's a family decision, too, for us. my husband manages blake. >> do you get to hang out with blake and gwen? >> gwen is the queen of trying to get us to hang out. >> reporter: tonight, kelly will cheer. jennifer hudson's debut. >> there's a difference seeing one of the contestants previously on a show. >> reporter: is it true you wanted to lose "american idol presidents. >> yes. i don't like to lose. justin and i both found out that last week that whoever won had to do this movie. ♪ can you tell me what your name ♪ >> ♪ does it matter all the same note i was like, what? ain't no meryl streep here, y'all. >> and no

do you remember her movie, from just on the kelly? wait until you hear what she had to say about that? >> i'm all ears. >>> let's talk "dancing with the stars" pro dancer alan bursten burst on to the floor when he fild in for maks last season. despice their 24e-yor age difference, you can't shake the love between them. ♪ shake your love >> she has the best energy ever. >> did you foe who this was? >> i knew from gibson. i was like, i have debbie gibson! >> reporter: by the time alan was born in 1994, the pop icon had already released four studio albums. ♪ it was only in my dreams >> reporter: debbie was asked to do "dancing" before. but she said no. and when she did finally sign on, she had one request. you actually said, yes, i'll do theshow. i need someone older who has a lot of experience. and then you got alan. >> i thought -- i thought i knew what i needed. but what i needed was alan. because he has been wise beyond his year. nurturing, supportive. that's what i was trying to say. it's been an amazing partnership. >> could yo

kelly. in the democrat convention in philadelphia, they actually booed the medal of honor recipient trying to give a speech. liz: double amputee, wounded warrior janet jones had this to say to gutierrez, listen. >> as a marine who worn the same uniform as general kelly, lost legs in combat and fought two wars, this congressman doesn't have a leg to stand on when it comes to judging the character of general kelly. a marine that dons that uniform that goes through what general kelly has done not only himself but pay the ultimate sacrifice, the true ultimate sacrifice to lose his son in a war and be in the hospital visiting guys like me weeks and months later, you can tell it makes me physically furious to read and hear those words. hopefully 434 other congressman have better care and understand honor, courage and commitment better than that congressman. liz: he's mad, this man gave his son and his life in the service. this obama program was put in place by executive action. immigration reform

i wanted to built on kelly jane said. i mean, willis is known in the united states, i believe, is that the chinese own 20% of standard bank of south africa which is the largest bank by assets in africa. you couple that together with what was said about sort of the infrastructure building, et cetera. the chinese really what they do, their model is they come in and they actually use their own labor, and then as far as skills transfer or technology transfer they keep that they don't do that, which is the opposite of the united states model. i mean -- >> teach a man to fish verses -- >> right. when i was at westing house, for example, we were looking at vetting nuclear power plants there. our model was basically bring the ip, the technology, and then we would train the local communities and the local people to actually build it. so it's, and also with businesses. >> but they don't want to teach them. >> right. >> what's interesting is where are they getting their technology? a lot of times they're stealing it from americans.

thank you. >> kelly: still much going on. while the remnants of harvey bring heavy rain and strong winds to other parts of the country, residents across southeastern texas facing threats from old, toxic water, and other hazards as they return to what's left of their homes. steve is live with the latest of the cleanup efforts. >> a late start for the school year for thousands of students. this middle school here will get off to a slow start in several weeks because of the flooding. parts of western houston are a mandatory evacuation mode because two reservoirs are doing a controlled release which could result in flooding homes which are ready flooded and could keep it up for two weeks. they're doing that to save the reservoirs from collapsing. the mayor has more people in the flooded areas to get up. he's tired of spending and first responders to bring supplies of water and food. he says it's a dangerous situation in case of fire or if there needs to be emergency response. >> kelly: what are the biggest needs now for officials

have good day. >> kelly: that was the mayor. were going to listen to this in texas as the president is getting ready to visit. governor gregg abbott is speaking. the president trump was walking up. [applause] >> thank you very much governor. i want to congratulate the governor. i want to congratulate everybody who has worked so hard. it's been an incredible five days, 60s. seems like it was much longer but it's going so well that it's going fast. i want to tell so many of you are faith-based and i want to say that tomorrow we have national prayer day. it's an official proclamation. so we have a very special day. i don't think they've done that for a while in our country. so go to our church and pray and enjoy the day. and congratulations. i want to thank senator ted cruz for working so hard for us. ted doesn't know, but his work is just starting. we have to push that stuff through, but we will. we push there's some big authorizations last night we'll get it through. and brock, what a job you have done. thank you very much. the w

nbc reports on kelly's hopes for the show, which will be a blend of news, lifestyle and celebrities. >> i am feeling great. i'm excited. can't wait to get going. >> reporter: when megyn kelly launches her show on monday, it'll be a change after more >> it was too combative, too acrimonious, too political, and i am not. >> reporter: megyn kelly today gives her a chance to tackle topics in daytime that weren't top of mind when she worked evenings. >> i'm trying to launch a show that brings people together and makes them feel connected instead of disconnected and unified instead of divided. >> reporter: getting to do it live in front of a studio audience provides a new connection for kelly. she'll felt it in rehearsals. >> it's been electric. you know, their energy comes into me, and mine goes back to them. on and on. audience at home i know will feel it and be uplifted and energized by it. it is kinetic. >> reporter: the audience at "ellen" got to see a different side of kelly's personality. >> i have the sense of humor of a 9-year-old boy. >> so did her 30 rock buddy. jim jimmy fallon

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welcome. >> thank you, kelly. can i first thank our host of this wonderful place, the chairman and ceo of the new york stock exchange, for allowing me on this trading floor? >> is the fox in the hen house here >> he gave me a very warm reception. very nice of him. >> he did. he walked right over saw a handshake. you guys are kpet tors. >> a little bit. i have a lot of respect for jeff, what he established at the nyse and continental exchange. done a nice job. >> let's go back to cyber for a moment what is a company like yours -- you have hundreds of billions of dollars of financial products wizzing through every day. >> trillions of dollars. >> what's the vulnerability? >> well, i mean, that's one of the big concerns we all have is cyber security because you can spend until you're blue in the face and still not protect everything you have to do as best a job you possibly can and go from there we spend a tremendous amount of revenue on cyber security and going to continue to do so it's one of those issues, kelly, t

kelly was a student there. another vigil will be held at seven tonight, at 13th and downing streets northeast. that's where he was killed. nationwide t-v ads will begin airing today, in an effort to find clues into the unsolved murder of seth rich. the former d-n-c staffer was fatally shot in july of last year in northeast d.c.'s bloomington neighborhood. the profiling project's jack burkman is behind the ad campaign. the ads will run in english and russian on several cable networks, including c-n-n and fox newschannel. now to a health alert. officials say swine flu was detected in several pigs at a maryland fair. tests show 11 pigs from the great frederick fair are infected with right now it is not clear if the strain is transmittable to humans but as a precaution all swine at the frederick fairgrounds have been place under quarantine. this comes just days after pigs at the charles county fair were diagnosed with swine flu. as a result - activities involving swine at the calvert and st mary's county fairs have

>> reporter: hey, kelly. we're back at the brooklyn federal courthouse a little schooner thanexpected in the trials of martin shkreli that's because prosecutors have asked the judge to revoke his bail and remand him into custody after saying he's engaging in an escalating pattern of threats and harassment, culminating most recently in a bizarre tweet where he offered $5,000 to anyone who would bring him one of hillary clinton's hairs now, later he updated that same post to say that it was satirical. but the government in its request for his bail to be revoked said that the secret service had to expend resources on this. shkreli this week wrote a letter to the judge apologizing and asking her not to revoke his bail, saying, quote, it never occurred to me my awkward attempt at satire would cause mrs. clinton or the secret service any distress no sentencing date has yet been set. this is going to start in just a couple of minutes here in brooklyn, guys, we'll bring you any news from what happens inside that cour

kelly more than kelly needs him. unlike many of the men and women eager to work for president trump over the years, the new chief of staff signed on a sense of duty more than personal enrichment or fame. you and i had a conversation just as john kelly when he was coming on to take the job and the role he would have to play. i don't know that he was going to relish the role. it sounds like he is having difficulty. >> the problem with the trump presidency is donald trump first and foremost. kelly won't change that. the discipline he imposed is relatively minor. he is just trying to control some of the information flow to the president. by the standards of the two white houses i worked in this would be baby stuff. the fact that trump resents that tells us a lot about the trump. the fact that john kelly, though says he isn't taking it. earlier at the arizona rally, donald trump tried to call him up on stage. john kelly was there. he wouldn't come. >> indira one of the things that people say about this white house is that

kelly more than kelly needs him. unlike the men and women over the years for trump. the chief of staff signed on a sense of duty more than personal leonard richment or fame. you and i had a conversation just as john kelly when he was coming on to take the job and the role he would have to play. i don't know that he was going to relish the role. it sounds like he is having difficulty. >> the fact of the trump presidency is donald trumps first and foremost. kelly won't change that. the discipline he imposed isn't minor. he is just trying to control some of the information flow to the ppt by the standards of the two white houses i worked in this would be baby stuff. the fact that trump recents that tells us about trump. the fact that john kelly, though says he isn't taking it. in the piece "new york times" trumped to him in ways he has never been talked to before. he won't take that again. earlier at the arizona rally. john kelly was there and wouldn't come up on stage. we'll satisfy how the cultures mesh if at all. >> indira one of the things that people say about this

>> thank you, kelly. >> richard fain, ceo of royal caribbean. >>> earlier president trump addressed one of the biggest issues facing puerto rico's recovery efforts listen >> a very big question is what are we going to do with the power plant? because the power plant has been wiped out. it's not like let's go back and fix it, that's what i do, i'm a good construction guy. you don't go back and fix it, there is nothing the power grid is gone >> let's bring in ricardo ramos, hoping we can here, he's the ceo of puerto rico electric power authority. it's a privilege to speak with you again, sir the president makes it sound like the power grid is completely destroyed on your island what is the latest that you can tell us? >> thank you, kelly. the grid, itself, transmission and distribution, has been affected in 80% meaning that 80% of our transmission and distribution power lines are down we have started work we are recovering slowly we are recovering and we are expecting now the mobilization of private compani

kelly? >> seema, thank you. such a stalwart here. >> that's huge growth, with adobe, that's over 35% year oef year revenue growth. that's pretty tremendous again, it's a cloud story that we've been talking about, how big can that market again, how fast that's growing and adobe is showing that here. >> it's a 30% grower with a 30 p/e, so that's kind of what you get right here you have some noise after you report even a good number. >> joe, what would you say >> i think that what you're seeing is that everyone's willing to pay a premium for growth there is no alternative. you know, we use the term, t.i.n.a., around our company the reality is if you want growth, you have to pay for it as long as interest races stay where they are, we'll inch up slowly equities are going to continue to do reasonably well. we should just be ready for some volatility at some point although it doesn't appear to be coming any time soon >> no. as michael would put it, these are the companies, big platform companies o

kelly more than mr. kelly needs him. unlike many of the men and women eager to work for mr. trump over the years, the new chief of staff signed on reluctantly, more out of a sense of duty more than a need of affirmation, personal enrichment or fame. we had a conversation as john kelly was coming on to take the job, about the role he would have to play. i don't know that anybody thought he of all people was going to relish the role. it sounds like he is having difficulty with it. >> look, the problem with the trump president se cy remains t nms and what kelly does isn't really going to change that. he isn't trying to control trump's twitter or statement but some of the information flow to the president. by the standards of the white houses i worked in, this is baby stuff. the fact that trump resents that tells us about trump. the fact that john kelly says he is not going to take it, he said trump talked to him in a way he's never been talked to before and won't take it again. earlier at the arizona rally, donald trump tried to call him up on stage. john kelly wouldn't come. t

kelly has the second >>> thank you, wilf, welcome to "the closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evans. we have a record high for the russell 2000 small caps, add five points today, 1,456 the new high close for the russell up from 1,451. different story for the other major averages nasdaq, s&p managed to add a few points today s&p up to 2,497. the dow lower on the bell. art cashin said there was about $500 million to sell we tried to stay positive throughout much of the session started to sell off after remarks from fed chair janet yellen this afternoon. on the bell, dow down eight or nine points to 2,287 for the blue ships. >>> we turn our attention to earnings after the bell, nike, also micorn releasing their results. we'll bring you to those as soon as they're out. >>> plus corruption charges against ncaa division 1 coaches and adidas executive those are rocking the college basketball world today a college a.d., athletic director, and former reebok executive along with a former nba player will join us with more on that later. >>> joining me on the panel today, we have cnbc's senior m

kelly was raised in ward five. behind neighbors, family, their community, and they tell me they will sleep out in the cold come on the grass and sleeping bags, at any point in the future to bring the same awareness to violence. live from northeast washington, q mccray, abc 7 news. brian: your first forecast at 11:00, cooler weather settling in. it will be a cold might. the leaves will start to change before you know it. outside right now, a week ago today, that is exactly when fall kicked off. the first few days of fall, temperatures in the 90's. today, only in the mid-70's. when you wake up tomorrow morning, upper 40's winchester, 52 leesburg, 51 frederick. a crisp start tomorrow. in the afternoon, low 70's with a bit of a breeze. 10-day coming up. alison:crisis in the caribbean. >> people are dying. this is a life or death story. alison: that is the mayor of san outrage tonight after acting homeland security secretary elaine duke told reporters progress in puerto rico is "a good news story." where she ise from st

clearly that's not happening kelly? >> all right, diana, thank you guys, quick reaction, microl >> seems roughly on track. the way the market has been viewing the home builders -- on track. fits and start stock below their recent highs but still a decent up trend. it's not too much you didn't already expect. >> i would say gross margins, i didn't get the actual number sounds like they're making progress that's the big part of the story. capital allocation is the secon part of the -- lower debt, invest more in land, we'll have see what the mix is like lot to come on the conference call. >> all right we'll leave it there, stephanie, paul, thanks for joining us today. >> thanks. >> stephanie link, paul hickey. >>> white house making another push for the gop tax reform plan today. a big part of the plan is a tax holiday to encourage companies to bring more than $2 trillion of overseas cash back. up next, wooee'll explain why m of that cash isn't actually overseas at all. >>> plus we'll dig deep into a new investigation that

. >>> they're a power duo, kelly and ryan launch a new season of live. and we have a sneak peek at how they make tv magic. >>> plus -- >> there's big news, big announcement going on right now. the walnut creek bar station right there behind me. it's good news. i'll have details coming up next. >>> and abc is headed back to the ballroom. find out which celebrities will strut their stuff on the new season of "dancing with the stars." >>> tv's number one daily viral video show. "right this minute." >>> b.a.r.t. is starting a news conference right now to unveil a new transit village planned at the walnut creek station. more residences, shopping, and parking, but it could be a headache for riders until the project is complete. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live with the details for us, amy. >> reporter: this parking garage is full by 7:00 a.m. every weekday. that creates quite a scramble for commuters. well b.a.r.t. officials say they are on it. and that is why they are having a press conference right now to announce details of how they're going to so

for kelly clarkson! ♪ what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ♪ ♪ stand a little taller ♪ doesn't mean i'm lonely when i'm alone ♪ >> celebrating my 13th birthday with kelly clarkson. >> i love kelly clarkson! >> we're waiting for kelly! woo! >>> all right. we're back on "today" on this friday morning. busy friday morning concert outside. lots of news in the headlines. we appreciate you being with us. >> absolutely. >> let's start with your news at 8:00. after days of dire warnings and mass evacuations, florida is about to feel the brutal impact of hurricane irma. our coverage begins with lester holt in miami beach. lester, good morning again. >> matt, good morning. overnight, hurricane warnings and storm surge warnings were posted for south florida, meaning irma is coming. that storm has already killed around a dozen people on its way here. and with florida now in its targets, it seems destined to potentially be the worst disaster this state has seen in 25 years. this morning, irma is on a co

>> reporter: hey, kelly. that's right we've got some new news on this case regarding mark zuckerberg and his third class of shares he's issuing earlier today we had learned that that case had been settled. that was incorrect, kelly. in fact, facebook has decided not to issue that third class of shares we have a statement from mark zuckerberg where he says, "over the past year and a half, facebook's business has performed well and the value of our stock has grown to the point i can fully fund our philanthropy and retain voting control of facebook for 20 years or more. as a result, i've asked or board to withdraw the proposal to reclassify our stock and the board has agreed." now, this is ahead of a trial that was set to begin next week, mark zuckerberg was due to take the stand on tuesday in the case where shareholders were suing to block the issuance of this third class, this class "c" shares that facebook was issuing which they said would give mark zuckerberg too much in the way of voting control with not en

according to action yoes, kelly has real control over the most important input, the flow of human and paper advice into the oval office. for a man as obsessed about his self image as trump, a new flow of input could make a world of difference. i'm joined by jonathan swan who wrote the piece for axios. all of the theories out there about what strategically might be behind what trump is doing. you seem to be suggesting that every morning in the white house he's presented with a stack of clippings and news and the nature of the clippings has changed because of kelly and maybe he's changed the president. >> well, that's a fact, the nature of the clippings has changed because of kelly. what's interesting is not so much why he did what he did with chuck and nancy. i think there's a number of reasons for that. trump has done impulsive things in the moment many many times. what's interesting is that he's stuck at it for a few days and hasn't pivoted wildly in the other direction. and what would have happened under reince priebus as chief of staff is, if trump had done the dinner he did with c

. >> not a bromance but the more he hears kelly is managing him, the more kelly is moving towards the door. >> president trump and mitch mcconnell. "wall street journal" said trump will face a tough time with congress as he enacts this fall agenda and i love this point. at one point in the article it's going through trump trying to banter with mitch mcconnell on the phone when this happened. you ready, mitch, the president said, when mr. mcconnell fell silent on the call. are you there? mr. mcconnell waited a beat and then responded, yes, mr. president. back to the bill. so, rick, yes. clearly, mitch mcconnell here is saying i'm going to wait this out. i'm going to let the president spin and spin and i'll also be here. >> he's not going to be seduced by the president. you can imagine how the conversation went. the president is trying to with mitch and he wanted to get back to business and by that short conversation it would appear th >> think about president trump's strategy here. he is piling on homework assignment afterhomework assignment tax care, dreamers, debt ceiling. you name i

the kelly purge question mark? >> i think general kelly is definitely the chief of staff and he's gaining control in the staff in a way reince priebus was not able to do. he is still not chief of the president and nor could a chief of staff do that, and you see all those signs and that fuels the speculation about how long will john kelly last if he -- if president trump feels like he's being managed. >> kristin, it was very interesting, all of the trump reporters called up all of the friends of trump who have now been disappointed that they don't have access to the president anymore or that john kelly listens on the phone conversation. that's -- they're sending a signal to the president that hey, is john kelly's handcuffs too tight on the president? >> i think that some within trump world think it is too tight. look, the president does feel, to some extent, as though he's being handcuffed, but there is broad agreement, democrats and republicans say the messaging coming out of the white house is more disciplined and

for kelly clarkson! ♪ what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ♪ ♪ stand a little taller ♪ doesn't mean i'm lonely when i'm alone ♪ >> celebrating my 13th birthday with kelly clarkson. >> i love kelly clarkson! >> we're waiting for kelly! woo! >>> all right. we're back on "today" on this friday morning. busy friday morning concert outside. lots of news in the headlines. we appreciate you being with us. >> absolutely. >> let's start with your news at 8:00. after days of dire warnings and ma of hurricane irma. our coverage begins with lester holt in miami beach. lester, good morning again. >> matt, good morning. overnight, hurricane warnings and storm surge warnings were posted for south florida, meaning irma is coming. that storm has already killed around a dozen people on its way here. and with florida now in its targets, it seems destined to potentially be the worst disaster this state has seen in 25 years. this morning, irma is on a collision course with the united states. the powerful hurric

how can the john kelly era already be over? give me this, okay? the "time" magazine with his face on it is still on our office coffee table! ( laughter ) see? look, it says "trump's last best hope," dated august 21, 2017-- ( applause ) ( piano riff ) that's-- august-- that's-- that's four days from now! that's four days from now, and he's gone! ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) kelly's time ended before it began. he's some sort of time traveler. ( laughter ) now he just needs to get back into his delorean and go back to a happier time for him, like when he was fighting in iraq. ( laughter ) so, since it is the end, let us take a moment now, and take a fond look back at the john kelly era. >> after weeks of turmoil, general kelly helps to bring discipline to the west wing. >> anthony scaramucci is out. >> that white house is a real dump. >> trump hitting his lowest approval rating. >> taking to twitter to slam congress. >> the president begins his 17-day vacation. >> i think john kelly has made an impact. >> you can look at the number of tweet

axios reports the president's course correction could be due to jern jogeneral john kelly. kelly has real control other the most important input, the flow of human and paper advice into the oval office. for a man as 0 says about his self image as trump, a new flow of inputs can make the world of difference. for the latest i'm joined by jonathan swann. he wrote that piece. and this is, let's pick up on what you wrote there. this is fascinating. all of the theories out there about what strategically might be behind what trump is doing. you seem to be suggesting that every morning in the white house she's prese he's presented with a stack of clippings and news and the nature of the clippings has changed because of kelly and maybe e's changed the president. >> well, that's a fact, the nature of the clippings has changed because of kelly. what's interesting is not so much why he did what he did with chuck and nancy. i think there's a number of reasons for that. trump has done impulsive things in the moment many many times. what's interesting is that he's stuck at it for a few da