Summary: <p>(U.S. Edition) Turkey’s economic crisis is even worse, with the lira having lost 39 percent of its value since the start of the month. An economics correspondent from the BBC lets us know about other solutions that are being explored. Also, with heat waves putting pressure on power grids, we remember one of history’s biggest blackouts: In 2003, a tussle between a power line and tree in Ohio eventually left about 50 million people in the Northeast powerless. Marketplace's Jed Kim takes a look at the reliability of the grid today. And a new analysis from the Associated Press finds that more jobs created this year were in counties that actually voted for Hillary Clinton, not Donald Trump, in 2016. <span>Today's show is sponsored by Avast (</span><a href="https://www.avast.com/en-us/index#pc">avast.com</a><span>), Indeed (</span><a href="https://www.indeed.com/marketplace">Indeed.com/marketplace</a><span>) and Michigan Economic Development Corporation (</span><a href="https://planetm.michiganbusiness.org/" target="_blank">planetm.com</a><span>) (08/13/2018)</span></p>
