least key sectors, and some technology issues taking it briefly at this time yesterday on the chin. coming back a little bit. we have charlie gasparino here, we pot connell mcshane here, and the wall street journal s shelley holiday. shelby, it is more than a drip, drip, drip, but steady flow of companies doing this sort of thing and they all peg what is happening out there directly or indirectly that without these tax cuts they wouldn t be doing what they re doing. what do you think of that. they do have more cash but they can do this the labor market is tightening. they re underpressure to boost wages. treat employees better. do the top talent. it is a win-win with businesses an trump administration. yeah their tax bills are a lot lower. businesses like to be in the president s good graces. this is easy win-win. neil: one of the interesting things looking back and forth how unexpected for a lost workers at companies, when they hear about it, i saw one story where home d
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good thursday morning. i m nick watt in for kendis gibson. i m diane macedo. we begin with the presidential candidate squaring off with the focus on national security. less than three weeks before their first debate, donald trump and hillary clinton took turns fielding questions about their record and what they would do as commander in chief. abc s maggie rulli has the latest. reporter: good morning. the first official presidential debate is a few weeks away but we got a taste of it last night as they went head-to-head tackling national security issues. hillary clinton and donald trump sharing the stage in trialtime although never actually face-to-face taking questions from current and former military members on nbc. clinton up first responding to the e-mail controversy. it was a mistake to have a personal account. i would certainly not do it again. reporter: laying out her plans for defeating isis pledging air support and training but we are not putting ground
massive scene. same-sex couples in maryland soon may make history. tomorrow could be a big day before they marry. invasion of privacy or informational tool. the device one tv service provider wants to put inside your home. we begin tonight with breaking news. a dramatic scene in springfield, virginia. firefighters went to a house with flames shooting through the roof. tonight, investigators think a gas leak may be to blame. shomari stone is live on the scene. reporter: there is an active scene out here right now. fire investigators are here right now. they have their flashlights trying to figure out skpaktly what sparked this blaze. it was a huge response. dozens of firefighters. the sides of this house is destroyed. let me show you some amateur home video released moments ago. fairfax county firefighters say flames were shooting out of the roof when they arrived. the firefighters on scene forced their way inside. they had to tear out the wall. it was completely eng