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Neighborhoods after a powerful storm whipped through the area. Thank you so much for joining us. Im lucy noland. Im iain page. Many homes still without power tonight. In fact, some areas wont have their electricity turned back on until the end of the week. We are live with Team Coverage for you tonight. Fox 29s karen hepp live in parkside with a look at the damage some neighborhoods are dealing with. But lets begin with chief meteorologist Scott Williams. Scott, were under a severe thunderstorm ...

What . The accommodation all the qe hasnt been working anyway. I can be i can say the economy will be terrible too if my tools are totally ineffective and if youve got a fiscal situation and an administration i didnt see him. He did say that. It is pretty easy to be right when you know what youre doing isnt going to work or will be ineffective. That possess on sunday about the gender bias for the whole thing that went after, he went after him and said he wasnt fully quoted. He thought they took ...

Charlie rose, syrians president bashar assad denied he had anything to do with the chemical weapons attack that happened. Well talk to john harwood and politicos ben white. We also have some corporate news. Nieman marcus in talks to be bought with the canadian pension Investment Board for more than 6 million. The wall street journal says theyre trying to finalize a deal. The talks could fall apart. The company filed for an ipo in late june. Some of the sources ive heard of and talked to, this de...

Light on what is occurring in afghanistan. He said to me the inability to negotiate a basis for considering u. S. Build your presence in the post 2011 agreement left the u. S. Without important leverage in a rack. American pet capacity to push greater change within the government of iraq. I would saysson from the iraq experience, from secretary pinedas experience respective, and one that should be listened to. We look forward to afghanistan, that lesson not to be kept in mind because the truth i...

Industrial output numbers that rose a stronger than expected 9. 7 . Retail sales were in line with forecasts. Economists say the china Inflation Numbers are a bit of a concern. Consumer prices unchanged. Producer prices fell by 2. 3 . As for the rest of the markets in asia, the nikkei fell 6 for the week. Wow. Early trading in europe this morning wow. Those numbers add up over the course of the week. Saw big declines, like 3 in places. Dont rub it in, please. You know thats my prediction. Japan ...

Top of the hour. Stocks now and every 15 minutes. Nicole good morning. A little back and forth action. We will have to as and p and the dow pulling back. The big story is oil. As a result, you are seeing the price of Oil Per Barrel on the rise. Also it is worth noting, the longest since april. The nasdaq yesterday closed to the upside. It closed at its highest level in more than 12 years. Stuart slashing the budget by 24 . Dagen out of here. Will it go anywhere . Just start with the budget cuts....

Adam the Senate Banking committee tackling reform so why after three years is dive franc still not done . We have Charlie Gasparino and Elizabeth Macdonald why theyre still dragging their feet. Right now we want to check stocks with Nicole Petallides now passed all time highs . Correct. What is not dragging its feet is the market. We had a 1,000point swing now here we are. If we would close right here right attitude take their record alltime closing how long dash high but the dow is in 2000 intr...

Aid syria if the u. S. Strike, plunged the dow into negative territories. All the markets went down. But as that talk moderated the markets began to come up a little bit. Liz at 8 30 a. M. Eastern we got the jobs report for the month of august. Big focus. The economy created 168,000 jobs, 11,000 fewer than expected but Unemployment Rate dipped slightly to 7. 3 . David here is what moved the markets from negative to positive. Fed chief Charles Evans, from chicago, he said we need to see the jobs ...

The president s lost appeal to the leaders gathered in st. Petersburg is the stuff of history. But much of the story is told in the contrast between two leaders. Russian president putin is animated and expansive in his concluding remarks, and the president s innovative stammering efforts to rationalize and express his disappointment and his loss on syria. But putin had already closed the deal and prevailed the victor, and the victor and the defeated, the winner and the loser, the contrast overwh...

The president s lost appeal to the leaders gathered in st. Petersburg is the stuff of history. But much of the story is told in the contrast between two leaders. Russian president putin is animated and expansive in his concluding remarks, and the president s innovative stammering efforts to rationalize and express his disappointment and his loss on syria. But putin had already closed the deal and prevailed the victor, and the victor and the defeated, the winner and the loser, the contrast overwh...