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Unified party. One democrat switching sides, some others may vote no. But the end result is not in doubt. The president will not be removed from office. Now look at this. The market is going up again. The dow is being held back a little by boeing. The journal says it may halt or cut max jet production. Boeings a dow stock, way down, hurting the dow average by about 90 points. We also have to tell you that bank of america is talking about a melt up for the market into next year. Look at the market go. The dow is going to be up about 80 points despite the news on boeing, up about 80 at the open....

Tuesday morning, down another 400 points yesterday. The dow will drop a little bit more at the opening bell today, down maybe 60 points. With the s p and nasdaq also moving down. It is a down day. With this volatility, however, who knows how we are going to close. The president leaves for pennsylvania later this morning. Hes talking energy. Pennsylvania allows fracking which helps america become independent. Neighboring new york does not. When he leaves the white house in the 11 00 hour, he may speak to reporters. You will hear what he has to say. Are you just a little worried about your 401 k...

Manchin sympathetic to Economic Growth. Two modern republicans will be there too. Erin hatch, pat toome you in pennsylvania and toun. The highenergy president will travel to as many as 14 states barnstorming high cuts. Now, before we tell you about todays market rally consider this. In unanimous sanction sanctions on north korea. Diplomacy continues. The military option still on the table. Irma, yes, was disruptive specially in the keys, two third of florida remains without power, millions face the frustrating way to get back home but it was not the catastrophe in economic terms that it could ...

The First Wave, a new film by environment group Rising Tide, was launched by an enthusiastic crowd. Jim McIlroy reports.

Rising Tide's People's Blockade of the Newcastle coal port drew thousands to a creative and powerful civil disobedience action. Alex Bainbridge reports.