continues, back to you. martha: unbelievable story, thank you, dominic, we ll be back on that in just a moment. and back to the economy now for a moment. we re seeing a new study raising questions about our economy, five years after the start of the financial crisis back in 2008. remember when it all began? millions of job losses since then, mortgage foreclosures, a widespread amount of fear about the nation s economy, and a new study today from rutgers university finds that 60% of americans believe that our current situation is the new normal, get used to it, folks, that this recession, they believe, will really never go away. what does that mean? that s so bleak. and melissa francis is not bleak. and host of money with melissa francis on the fox business network. it s something that everybody senses, but to see it in numbers. this is a serious study,
and hurricanes go i remember in 2005, people were predicting, okay, because of global warming, we re going to have massive hurricanes every year. we went out and bought a generator in florida. and let me tell you something. you want insurance against another hurricane coming? buy a large generator. there you go. that will do it. that stops them in their tracks. you don t know what s going on. we do have a lot of things happening at the same time here. what we do know is we do know there s a lot of climate change even if we don t know whether this monster is one example of that. right. it s dramatic. i was in asia this past week. they were celebrating their massive floods in bangkok. there were tens of thousands of people killed a couple of years ago in myanmar in massive floods. in other words, everybody senses, americans sense all over the country, things are changing massively and frighteningly, whether this storm is part of