rejecting a special master. a filing that included this, a striking photo of highly classified documents found at mar-a-lago. among trump s arguments, an admission that there were classified documents there. but that was to be expected among presidential records. no big deal. and should not have triggered an fbi search. joining us now, legal analyst loni coombs. so nice to see you. thanks for getting up our staying up late for us. so lawyers for the former president, they are,ing that it is the justice department that is unchecked and that these highly classified documents stashed away at the president s resort are no big deal? yeah, this is a really interesting reply brief. it was supposed to be a reply to all of the very strong arguments that were made by the department of justice in their response to this request for a special master. but instead it really read more like a pr statement, you know, going after the fbi and the doj as usual saying that they are unchecked and
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St. pete/clearwater airport which is in the mandatory evacuation zone, and they will be closing this afternoon. we will bring in our evacuation zone reporter, pete muntean, and this is coming in a labor day travel weekend, and how disruptive could this be? we are in the beginning othis, and you mentioned travel rush, and the triple-a says that thursday is the beginning of the travel weekend. they have held a teleconference once today specifically about the hurricane, and another one at 6:00 p.m., because it could have a nation-wide impact, but checking flight aware, over 480 flights cancelled is across the 900 delay mark in the u.s., and those numbers are going to be going up. right now, most of them are at tampa international airport, which as you mentioned closed at
Their home in case it s damaged. with the surge of water here this whole area is expected to be flooded. not a safe place to be in the next few hours, jake. hurricane idalia is expected to cause major flight delays and cancellations, of course, just ahead of the labor day travel weekend. cnn s pete muntean is at the magic wall. a lot of people had trips planned for disney, universal, the gulf coast, tampa bay. you ll want to have your airlines downloaded and dialled up because there s so many people planning to travel for the labor day rush, sort of the climax of the big summer travel rush. it may be the biggest on record. the faa says thursday will be the biggest day in terms of the number of flights scheduled. but the tsa says friday will be the largest number in terms of passengers boarding flights. the issue now is that the storm is going for some major airports on the florida gulf coast.
Their lows back in june. the s&p up 4% off the bottom. and gas prices keep falling, $3.83 a gallon just ahead of the labor day travel weekend. let s bring in chief economist at the payroll company adp. good morning. your read of private sector hiring slowed a bit. you call it an inflexion point and a shift toward more conservative hiring. is that good thing? you know, it is the reality. i think that we would all like to see blockbuster growth in the economy and strong labor and jobs for everyone who wants them. but in a more realistic economy, one that is slowing, one that is post-pandemic, one that is readjusting to higher inflation, higher prices, but thankfully lower gas prices, we have to get more of a reality gut check in our data as well and what we re seeing is a bit of a step back