kids: safelite repair, safelite replace harris: fox news alert as we continue to talk about what s happening on wall street today, the dow was fluctuating after taking a record setting down yesterday which completely wiped out 2018 gains. here is fox business networks gerri willis: the most positive people i ve ever met. i want to hear after yesterday s incredible sell-off, what s the word? gerri: there is no clear word. it s up, it s down, it s a little bit volatile. that understates what s going on in this marketplace today. the dow now is positive, but barely. we ve seen all kinds of readings on the dow today. let s start with the open. at the open, we opened 570 points of the negative.
the incident prompted immediate anger and outrage from state leaders, hawaii senator brian schatz calling it an abomination. the governor of hawaii saying the false alarm was totally unacceptable. officials blame human error for the mistake, saying an employee pressed the wrong button during a shift change. the frightening false alarm adds to the stress hawaiians are already feeling over the escalated nuclear tensions between the u.s. and north korea. i want to get straight to democratic congresswoman, tulsi gabbard of hawaii. she s also a veteran and a member of the house armed services committee. so first, how are people in hawaii doing? that must have been unbelievably traumatic. i think traumatic understates the experience that the people of hawaii went through yesterday. getting that alert that went out to over a million cell phones, all across the state, not to speak of the visitors who were there who got that same alert, saying an incoming missile is headed your way, take shel
guidelines issued today on previous executive orders when it comes to immigration as well as a slew of other additional topics like our brand-new national security advisor and others. we will be watching the white house briefing room. when it gets underway, we will bring you there. jon: disk fox news alert deals with some of what the white house rolled out today. new measures to crack down on illegal immigration. homeland security today or drink planning for construction of a border wall to begin immediately. that, of course, was one of the president s main campaign promises. critics say the president s estimate of $10 billion for the project understates what it will actually cost. but beyond money, there is the issue of eminent domain. our next guest wrote an op-ed in the wall street journal called trump cannot build a wall with other real estate. it reads in part about a wall and the u.s. come you have to own out 1,954 miles of the border, most of this land is now private prop
third quarter 3.1% that overstated the strength of the recovery. fourth quarter minus .1 that understates. average the two. we are around 1.5%. so i think that s the underlying pace we were showing in the second half of the year it s a recovery but it s soft. gault expects positive growth this year and not a recession. shepard? shepard: wendell goler at the white house tonight. thanks. the search is on for two missing workers after a landslide at a quarry. that tops our news around the world in 80 seconds. canada. rocks and mud gave way sweeping two construction trucks and pay loader into a deep gravel pit north of montreal. the landslide completely buried one vehicle. rescue teams with sniffer dogs dug through the debris. crews air lifted the pay loader s driver to safety with just minor injuries. belgium, thousands of steel workers battled cops outside of government offices south
see how they to see how this happened. and a full moon which brought high tides on top of it. it is truly the perfect storm. not only that, but the highest storm surge came in right at high tide. it was on a full moon right at the battery in lower manhattan. and that s what caused those kind of pictures of flooding. we haven t been able to show you a ton of the pictures of flooding. there are a lot floating around on twitter. twitter has sent them out. but these pictures when we wake up tomorrow morning well, when people are getting up and the light is on. when the sun comes up. rick, you have done a great job and we appreciate your coverage and taking us through it. almost a thousand miles wide. nine states are understates of emergency. it was a big one. we will see what happens when the sun comes up. the power outage is the most painful for a great many people. we are talking about million of people without electricity, and that may last for a very