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Okay, gdp and market cap, that's comparing apples and oranges, i know, but you get the idea. apple shares up nearly 35% last year. apple, john, is making a fortune on the iphone 13 and the services, apple ltv, music, the store. the store hit the all-time high, and later closed at $2.99 trillion in value. still, that figure is even more astounding considering how fast apple got there. it took 42 years from its launch in a bay area garage for apple to reach its first $1 trillion in value. then just two years to hit $2 trillion. just 16.5 months to hit the big 3-t. it is a value unheard of even a...

Following coronavirus guidelines is one that's also derailing health plans in many eastern european countries. in ukraine, where covid-19 deaths are also skyrocketing, police are cracking down on a booming black market of fake covid-19 vaccine and test documents. authorities recently released videos of raids of suspected criminal activity, including one in a doctor's office. ukraine's deputy interior minister says the country is, quote, close to drowning in forged certificates. the cards are in high demand, especially since the country added new measures for travel. proof of vaccination or a n...

Between what we have built in our cities today and the climate reality that face modern cities. in california, it is fires rather than flooding that are causing chaos. the past few days of hurricane ida, the wildfires in the west and the unprecedented flash floods in new york and newjersey is yet another reminder that these extreme storms and the climate crisis are here. the time to act, he says, is now. but keeping a lid on future destruction won't be easy. simon jones, bbc news. earlier i asked adam theil, the fire commisioner for philadelphia fire department what the situation is like there...

Flooding to new york and neighbouring pennsylvania. this is the state capital, philadelphia, where rescue operations have been underway. there are reports that parts of the schuylkill river rose more than 3.5 feet in eight hours. joining me now is adam theil, the fire commisionerfor philadelphia fire department. the fire commisionerfor thanks the fire commisioner for for joining thanks the fire commisionerforforjoining us. what is the situation thanks forjoining us. what is the situation right now?— situation right now? thankfully, floodwaters _ situation right now? thankfully, floodwaters h...

We're told this water has not receded much at all since 9:00 a.m. this is the flooding from the schuylkill river. philadelphia is the cause for a lot of what you're seeing here. it crested 16.5 feet. that is "the story" of friday, september 3. the story goes on. have a good weekend. see you back here monday. >> neil: fox on top of the aftermath of two storms on afghanistan and how far we will go and on ida and how far the losses will go. first, on ida. we'll speaking with senator cassidy to see the damage in that state. first to jeff paul in new orleans on what the president is likely to see o...