flood, the u.s. coast guard swooping in rescuing and evacuating victims. now, millions across the east coast are on alert. states of emergency declared from florida all the way to virginia. evacuations under way. ginger and our team with the very latest on dorian s track. new details in that deadly texas highway rampage. the gunman s phone call to the fbi just before the shooting. and questions about how he got that firearm. panic at the airport overnight. a false alarm sending passengers at newark fleeing onto the tarmac. the confrontation that sparked it all. kevin hart s recovery. his wife now speaking out, the latest on the comedian s condition after that serious car accident over the weekend. and hurricane hero. the woman opening up her home to this. how she wound up sheltering nearly 100 dogs from the worst storm in a lifetime. it s good to have everyone here as we kick off a busy tuesday morning. we want to get right to hurricane dorian inching closer to the u.
let us quickly check on the markets. quite a lot going on. i am looking at the stoxx 600 in europe which is gaining a touch on the backs of gains in energy companies and a bullish outlook from one of the sector s bellwether. looking at the dollar. and the fed and what we will hear from powell. therude oil including impact of the opec meeting. we need to wait a little more to see how long we will cut production. a lineup our lineup today is looking pretty good. we feature some of the top names in banking and economics including tidjane thiam. we speak strategy and outlook on the global economy. and jim o neill. he speaks u.k. and emerging markets. later, we will also speak with john studzinski from blackstone. let us get straight to the bloomberg first word news. nejra: in the u.s., the senate tax bill is headed for a debate. should it pass, republican leaders will have to hammer out a compromise. two republican members of the senate what your say they may not agree to vote
hospital maybe he d be here right now we reached out to the office of the milwaukee county sheriff this afternoon with our questions regarding this incident and have not heard back. an autopsy is being done but the results are not yet released. live in the newsroom myra sanchick fox6 news ben thanks myra a milwaukee man is charged in the murder of a woman he says he hired for sex. justin sykes is accused of killing kayla bauske hamilton.the criminal complaint says sykes hired bah-ski bauske as an escort, but noticed his wallet with 300-dollars in it, was missing.he allegedly tried to stop her from leaving, when he strangled her. the complaint also states a police officer found her body in a plastic tote. a march through downtown milwaukee today. leads to some resolution between protesters and city leaders . family and friends of sylville smith are demanding the body smith was fatally shot by a milwaukee police officer this summer. fox6s madeline anderson joins us live at city
thursday morning, watched as three, high-end vehicles burned, right in the former ufc and wec lightweight champions driveway. a neighbor captured these images. holy ! in a post to his instagram account, pettis shared this picture, and his reaction, saying quote im constantly defending my choice to stay in this city. regardless of the crimes that have been occurring, lately, this is my home. endquote meanwhile, a lot of people dont existed. but, they do, now. theres a lot more activity, more cars, drivin through here. this, after milwaukee police say an unknown suspect used an accelerant to ignite two of the vehicles. and flames spread to a third. now, pettis cherokee pointe neighbors are caught up in the aftermath. people build their homes in this area, and its not cheap, and they wanna have nice pettis tells me he had just returned from training, in thailand, a day before the fire. he says with so many people coming to see his house. he may have to move. milwaukee police d
matter says it was not fine when baker told him another woman behind the bar kept asking questions and made some disparaging remarks. the female bartender was saying well we have to water your drinks down because obviously youre disabled so you cant have a full drink. matter posted about the incident online and by wednesday night, the bar posted a response on its facebook page saying the bartender only asked about the dog and that it was another patron who was rude. another commenter says he was there and witnessed the bartender treati hostile tone after she explained it was a service dog. matter says baker doesn t deserve special treatment, just decency. this isnt a veteran thing; this is a human rights thing. the owner of the bar declined to be interviewed today, but she maintains it was a customer who was causing the problems, not the staff. she says she would like to meet with baker to hear from her. under federal law, establishments that serve the public must accommodate