stephanie: their trip, due to leave at 10 a.m., was run by a well-known group called white island toursrator taking people to the island by boat. geoff: we checked in, read a disclaimer, signed in, gave our next of kin details, et cetera, received a boarding pass, which was a metal cone, and then from there, just crossed the road and waited by the boat for the crew to start loading. stephanie: geoff and lillani can be seen here on the wharf, waiting to get on the white island tours boat, the phoenix. the video was filmed by brazilian tourist allessandro kauffmann. allessandro kauffmann: yeah, we just take the camera and just film everything, you know, like a blog or a vlog, and like this. female: morning, thanks, guys. male: morning. stephanie: allessandro was on the tour with his wife, aline. aline: yeah, it was, like, just excitement to get there and to see, like, how it is. allessandro: we can see the white island so far as well. it's huge, it's amazing. male: you can see what we are going to do next, we're going to pull up alongside that old jetty there. lillani: when we first got o

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. >> reporter: the rescue and recovery operation after hurricane ian continuing on the small white sand island of fort myers. an island that is a pile of rubble with more than 100 deaths so far, 54 reported in this county so far. >> search. >> anybody that may have been left behind. the devastation is hard to put into words. >> reporter: we joined a fema operation. not a singsle door being overlooked. >> send the dog in. sniff around. if we don't readily see them. we'll walk up and start hollering in. if we will hear anything, we'll bring a second dog up. >> reporter: as we walked around on fort myers beach, there is destruction everywhere. the water that came in here just decimated this area. a lot of people are asking us when will power come back? how long will it take to recover? it will be different for some folks. where i am standing right now, this used to be a home. now stairs that lead to nowhere. >> the army is saying they're going to take us over the bridge. >> reporter: these two women who rode out the storm grateful for being transported. >> our eoc has made a decision with fort my

island is located in the hemisphere. for 10 months a year, it is surrounded by ice fields and rearing hummocks from here, not far from american alaska. every year in may, flocks of whitend. they return after wintering in north america in the tundra river valley. it is in the very center of the island that a huge and very noisy goose colony of more than 50,000 geese arises. here they are already impatiently waiting for the arctic fox, starved for the winter. but geese are always ready to defend themselves. the may sun is already hot, but the usual places white geese nesting, still covered with snow , you have to be patient and wait until it finally melts. every day more and more snow-free space. and that means more food. after a long flight, the geese are exhausted, they need to restore their strength as soon as possible in order to bring out the chicks during the short arctic summer and put them on the wing. in the russian arctic, winter never goes away for long, the polar air masses are constantly moving and the weather changes very quickly. at the end of may, the temperature can drop to -10 degrees? a scribe with such temperature feels great it is protected by thick

>> reporter: the rescue and recovery operation after hurricane ian continuing on this small white sand island of fort myers beach located in lee county, an island that is now an island of rubble, 54 deaths now reported in this county alone. >> we're looking for anybody that may have been left behind. the devastation is hard to put into words. >> reporter: we joined a rescue operation that includes search and rescue dogs. >> we send the dog in, the dog will sniff around. if we can't make contact, we'll walk up and start hollering and see if we get a response from anybody. if we don't hear anything, we bring a second dog up. >> reporter: as we walked around on fort myers beach, there is just destruction everywhere. the water that came in here just decimated this area and a lot of people are asking us, when will power come back, how long will it take to recover? and it will be different for some folks. where i am standing right now, this used to be a home. now stairs that lead to nowhere. >> they're saying they're going to take us over the bridge. >> reporter: these two women who rode out the st

island last month. over $100000.00 people are still without power for funeral cause catastrophic flooding and landslides. whiteness pledge not to abandon the island as rebuilds after the 2nd major hurricane in 5 years. at least 20 people, including senior regional officials, have been killed in 2 car bombings in the capitol. somali is iran region extreme, his rebel group al. bob has claimed responsibility for the attack on local government headquarters. the iran region has been the center of a recent mobilization against the rebels. in indonesia, police chief has been fired and 9 other officers suspended after a week and stampede at a football stadium that left 125 people debt. a spokesman said milan city's head of police has been replaced as part of an inquiry into the tragedy. dozens more officers are being investigated for an ethical behavior. britton's finance minister quasi quad quad tang as pledged no more distractions in an address to conservative party members. the promises response to the government dropping his plans to slash the top tax rate that led to financial chaos. the british pound and stock marke

the rescue and recovery operation after hurricane ian continuing on the small white sand island of fort an island that is now a pile of rubble with more than a hundred deaths so far, 54 are reported in this county alone. >> looking for anybody that may have been left behind. the devastation is hard to put into words. >> reporter: we joined a fema rescue operation that includes search and rescue dogs. not a single door being overlooked. >> send the dog in, he sniffs around. if we can't see him, we'll start hollering and see if we get any response from anybody. if we don't hear anything, we'll bring a second dog up. >> reporter: there is just destruction everywhere. the water that came in here just decimated this area. and a lot of people are asking us when will power come back, how long will it take to recover. and it will be different for some folks. where i am standing right now, this used to be a home. now, stairs that lead to nowhere. >> they're going to take us over the bridge. >> reporter: these two women who rode out the storm here grateful for being transported off the island tod

if he got into someone's house , they would all go to the island. our whites and dry days were cut offrt, this is proof that they left theirs in banks, they couldn’t steal them. for example , a tv set that they couldn’t remove from its mounting, they simply took it out and shot through the walls, not to me it's not difficult, but they took down the curtains, they just cut them, they just cut them, everything was turned upside down, everything is in the dirt, it 's impossible to enter the house now, the house is impossible. they destroyed the bedding, the mattress was in the cellar , well, that's all. all of this must be thrown away. anya also returned to her native andriivka, but her family was less fortunate. they came. this is my house, ours. little dog, i'm sorry, this is our yard , we lived in this house, i can't tell you that i recognize anything from it now, because there is nothing that i knew, nothing is left of our life here

the white house releases a statement promising not to informally invade the island. the us also promises to remove jupiter missiles our own strategic missiles are out of turkey. never transferred to the territory of any other country mystery or deceit and our history. unlike the history of the soviets since the end world war ii demonstrates that we have no desire to conquer any other nation or impose our system on the people of another country. years later, the new head of the pentagon again turns to threats in the new us security strategy. the united states russia calls the main most acute threat america's nuclear doctrine suggests, including a preventive strike, increasingly concerned that

every year in may, flocks of white geese fly to the island.hey return after wintering in north america in the tundra river valley - this is in the very in the center of the island there is a huge and very noisy goose colony of more than 50,000 geese. here they are already impatiently waiting for the arctic fox, starved for the winter. but geese are always ready to defend themselves. the may sun is already hot, but the usual nesting places of white geese are still covered with snow , you have to be patient to wait until it finally melts. every day more and more snow-free space. and that means more food. after a long flight, the geese are exhausted, they need to recuperate as soon as possible, so that during the short arctic summer to bring out the chicks and put them on the wing. in the russian arctic, winter never goes away for long, polar air masses are constantly moving and the weather changes very quickly. at the end of may, the temperature can drop to -10°? the scribe at such a temperature feels great; he is protected by thick winter. fur.

we talk about what happen in rhode island as sam was saying. white men without property could not vote. seth luther said no, that's just wrong. so again they resorted to the bomb and all the stuff but ultimately white men without property have the right to vote. women were denied the right to vote. that change didn't happen because it was time. it happened because people like alice paul, ida b. wells decided that they're going to do something to make sure that this happens. there was a march 1913 where women marched for the right to vote. they were beaten here in washington, d.c. they were beaten for kind of protest for those rights. our system of political apartheid didn't and because it's timeless. it was because people like dr. martin luther king, those three civil rights workers in mississippi gave their lives. other people, you know, sacrificed. we talk about cage lee, eddie lee jackson, people in the south who sacrificed. medgar evers. you know, you think about all these people and what they faced to make the progress that we now enjoy, answer

island has not been forgotten. when you have another major natural disaster the same time in florida, showing puerto rico that, you know, the whitefocused on the island as well. >> so would any one of the major storms hit, it becomes a political test. and florida, we're seeing governor desantis, of course, on the ground there. eyeing 2024 white house bid. and there is president of the united states traveling there later this week. walk us through, if you woshgs would, chris, the pressures facing each men to respond to a historic storm that clobbered one of the nation's largest states. >> absolutely. the stakes could not be higher for both of them. you know, given the human cost on the ground, the dozens of people dead, so much damage there. they need to show they can work together and hand this will crisis at a time when they, you know, political tensions are so high over migrant flights, over other issues. you know, you had this in the past. most famously governor chris christie welcomed president obama to new jersey. it was a hug, not really a hug but upset a lot of republican voters to see that kind of embrace of a president t

i mean, talk about what happened in rhode island, as sam was saying, white men property could not vote indoors. and you, seth luther lay, said, no, that's just wrong. and so again, they resorted to the bombing and all that so but ultimately you white men without property had the right vote. women were denied the right to vote. that change didn't happen because it was time. it happened because people like alice, paul, ida b wells, you know, decided that they're going to do something to make sure that this happens. there was a march in in 1913 where women marched for the right to vote. they were beaten here in washington, d.c. they were for trying to protest, for those rights. you know our our system of political apartheid end because its time was up it was because people like dr. luther king those civil rights workers, chaney, schwerner and, goodman, you know in mississippi gave lives. other people, you know, sacrifice. we talk about, you know, kage lee lee jackson. i mean, people, you know, in the south who sacrificed medgar evers. you know, you think about all these people and what th

every year in may, flocks of white geese fly to the island.they return after wintering in north america in the tundra river valley. it's in the very in the center of the island there is a huge and very noisy goose colony of more than 50,000 geese. here they are already impatiently waiting for the arctic fox, starved for the winter. but geese are always ready to defend themselves. the may sun is already hot, but the usual nesting places of white geese are still covered with snow , you have to be patient and wait until it finally melts. every day more and more snow-free space. and that means more food. after a long flight, the geese are exhausted, they need to recuperate as soon as possible, so that during the short arctic summer to bring out the chicks and put them on the wing. in the russian arctic, winter never goes away for long, the polar air masses are constantly moving and the weather changes very quickly. at the end of may, the temperature can drop to -10 degrees? the scribe at such a temperature feels great; he is protected by thick win

four hurricane days before ian hit florida weeks after the storm about 10% of the island still does not have power. the white house has already said it is committed to helping fiona and ian victims recover. and if you'd like to join the red cross's effort to help hurricane victims visit red cross dot org slash box forward or snap the qr code right now on your screen boxes, partnering with the red cross to help victims. the network has donated $1 million to relief and families mourning the loss of five homicide victims coming up their reaction that the killings may be connected. also ahead tonight, south bay political candidates call out thieves getting caught on camera stealing campaign signs. it was starting off october will take a look at what you can expect th naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the w

baron toll, their last chest, was discovered on bennett island by young lieutenant alexander kolchak, the future admiral, the head of the whitein 2010, the names of the seekers were immortalized with a memorial sign, and already this year, an expedition from yakutsk reached the island along kolchak’s route before leaving, its members built a rescue depot in the form of a traditional yakut booth. in the future, the hut will be suitable for living scientists. a horse-drawn pole was installed nearby, according to national traditions - this means that the earth has an owner bennet island. this was discovered by the american researcher de long well, territorially it belongs to russia, the active development of the island by domestic scientists will secure this status in the future. oh, the yakut branch of the russian union of rescuers has already formulated the goal of the next expedition on bennett island, they plan to install a network of seismic stations, according to experts, ice melting and volcanic activity in the arctic can cause destructive waves, and therefore it is already important to create a tsunami warning system the

i'm joined now by democratic senator sheldon white house of rhode island, he is the author of the book "the scheme: how the right wing used dark money to capture the supreme court." very important topic. senator, thank you for your time. i do want to talk about the book in just a moment but first let me to dovetail off of what joe johns was talking about a few moments ago, democrats they had this advantage in the senate, it is so narrow, as you know, you work there, and republicans need just a net gain of one seat to flip the chamber and you have all of these trump friendly candidates like herschel walker in georgia, ron johnson in wisconsin, mehmet oz in pennsylvania who are polling better in these final days, this final stretch, despite some baggage weighing down their campaigns. did you expect this and how worried are you? >> some baggage? my god, they have a whole baggage train. but with overcoming that i think, jim, is that as npr just reported, the republicans are approximate to hit $1 billion in dark money spending more their candidates just in the senate. just in the senate. so

against the one party communist system of mainland china but the island has its own brutal history of government oppression known as the whiteror. cnn's will ripley spoke to survivors of a time marked by martial law, imprisonment and torture that lasted for decades. >> reporter: we are on the boat to green island, a tiny pacific paradise off taiwan's east coast. remote, rugged, time seems to slow down here. tortuously slow. former political prisoners say they never got to see green island's natural beauty, just a cage of concrete. oasis villa, that's what they actually call this place, it's carved on a rock outside. this is no oasis. more like a living hell says fred chin, locked away, beaten, humiliated. it's almost like you were made to feel less than human. >> yes. we were treated as animals. >> reporter: a college student dent in the early 1970s, wrongfully accused of plotting against the government, he served 12 years. what evidence did they have? >> no evidence at all. nothing at all. no evidence at all. >> reporter: a dark chapter in taiwan's history. 75 years ago a popular uprising triggered almost four decades of ma

the soviet military presence on liberty island in the white house began feverish meetings of the liste group, created under the president of the secret from the protocol meeting of the national security council under the president of the united states should postpone any decisive action until we talk with khrushchev the summit is ruled out the invasion of cuba can be carried out in 7 days after the decision please take into account that khrushchev is certainly aware that we know about its missile deployments and will most likely be ready to respond in order to simulate the transfer of tourists to cubes or simulate the transportation of agricultural equipment on the floor of trucks ships, the boar technique left, it should be said that the so-called russian operated in the cia, the mole, who was never caught. we still don't know who it was, but as soon as you sent your a. comrade in the kremlin destroyed them according to the information of the mole. skis were loaded with earflaps and short fur coats in order to simulate something of a large strategic exercise, and an operation will be

the weapons should be transferred to ukraine . of one's own security is so white here, but it must be understood that the islandf russia and the long-term nature of the hostilities put this principle of obtaining weapons from the armed forces of the states for the production of weapons for ukraine. it requires a completely different algorithm, it requires the restructuring of the work of the military-industrial defense-industrial complex of many countries. actually, all the processes went on in parallel, and the tel-forestry projects that are being planned. actually, it is also not a free transfer in ukraine . and here he is bliss - this is lending and from the leasing of weapons for ukraine, that is, the processes are changing and the weapons will be coming in. i think that there are larger parties than now, unfortunately, i will repeat it again for us, too, our partners do everything they can do, but it's still not enough for us. actually, no matter how much they give us, it's not enough. we need a decisive advantage. yesterday, by the way , the german defense city of kao, christina lamberg, announced that ge

william: power has been restored to 90% of the island, but over 60,000 remain without power. the white said aid will go towards strengthening flood walls and creating a warning system to ensure the island is better prepared or future storms -- for future storms. joining me now is pam james, and executive producer at wgcu in fort myers, florida. could you give us a sense of how things are in southwest florida? pam: right now, it is really overwhelming the amount of damage we are seeing along the coastline. it has been described as a bomb going off in certain parts of fort myers bchan or this small artistic village that just does not exist anymore. there is so much devastation, but there is this inconsistency because we have the other half of the broadcast area that was less impacted. there was some wind and water, but there was not as much damage , just a loss of electricity and water. william: we know that some of the poorest residents of your area suffered the worst damages and are most likely to not have flood insurance. how are those residents in particular faring? pam: we have had

and now the americans discovered the soviet military presence on the island of liberty in the white houseegan a feverish meeting of the crisis group created under the president. secretly from the minutes of the meeting of the national security council under the president of the united states, any decisive action should be postponed until we talk to khrushchev summit ruled out the invasion of cuba can be carried out 7 days after the decision. please take into account that khrushchev is probably aware that we know my missile deployment and will most likely be ready to respond. in order to simulate the transfer of tourists to cuba or simulate the transportation of agricultural machinery. who was never caught. we still do not know who it was, but as soon as the cia sent its agents to the kremlin, they were destroyed according to information mole. the skis of the cap with earflaps and short fur coats were loaded in order to simulate that this exercise was large in the middle and an operation would be carried out, the main one in the arctic, of course, leader.ru. we couldn’t report to the presi

and now the americans discovered the soviet military presence on the island of liberty in the white houseerish meeting of the crisis group created under the president. secretly from the minutes of the meeting of the national security council under the president of the united states, any decisive action should be postponed until we talk with khrushchev the summit is ruled out the invasion of cuba can be carried out in 7 days after the decision please take into account that khrushchev is probably aware, what do we know about his rocket deployments and is likely to be ready to respond. in order to imitate the transfer of tourists to cuba or to imitate the transportation of agricultural equipment, an agricultural worker was placed on the floor of the booze ships, as in the war it should be said that the so-called russian acted in the cia, who was never caught by the mole. we still don’t know who it was, but as soon as the cia sent its agents to the kremlin, they were destroyed according to grot ’s information. strategic and an operation will be carried out, the main one in the arctic, of cour

and now the americans have discovered the soviet military presence on the island of freedom in the white at the random meetings of the cranial group, created by behavior. secretly from the minutes of the meeting of the national security council under the president of the united states, any decisive action should be postponed until we talk with khrushchev at the summit ruled out an invasion of cuba could be carried out 7 days after the decision. please note that khrushchev is probably aware that we know about his missile deployments and will most likely be ready to respond. in order to simulate the transfer of tourists to cuba or to simulate the transportation of agricultural equipment on the floor of cargo ships, war equipment was placed on top, it should be said that the cia operated the so -called russian, who was never caught by the mole. we still don't know who it was, but as soon as the cia sent its agents to the kremlin, they were destroyed according to the information of the mole. skis were loaded with earflaps and short fur coats in order to imitate something of a large mediterra

category four storm days before ian hit florida weeks after the storm about 10% of the island still does not have power the white house has already expressed it is committed to helping fiona indian victims recover. one florida congressman said he expects congress will approve more funding for assistance. we don't have a cost estimate yet, but just in my own back of the napkin, math, i mean, we're going to be well over well over five billion is going to be higher than that. but we don't have a cost estimate. yet. this storm was not just a wind event. it brought storm surge anywhere from four ft. to 16 ft of just storm surge through our area. and while the weather may have cleared in florida, some people are just beginning to see water rise at least in their neighborhood later tonight in this news gas right along with one rescue team, and the many missions that they're on to get trapped victims to safety, and oakland police officer is in stable condition tonight after a fleeing suspect struck the officer. it happened at about 10 this morning on wentworth avenue . police were called to the area to check on an unres

person who identifies as hispanic or latin x can also describe as black, asian, native, white, multi-racial, pacific islander. so, that's just sort of a orientation to the slide. i would like to turn to the structural questions that i was just talking about and see if we can open it up for some questions. why are we seeing such over-representation from american indian, black, native hawaiian and latin x communities? why are we seeing such dramatic over-representation? what happens if we approach racial and ethnic disparities of structural pressures? there are structural pressures communities are experiencing pushing them into homelessness or creating barriers to long-lastic homelessness and how might or solution change if we take the structural barriers and inequalities into account as we are developing programs and ideas and a system really? i will pause here again and give people a chance to offer reflection. or questions. >> don't see any hands at this time. proceed, if there are questions at the end- >> absolutely. this is a point where i think the qualitative data will be really important and i anticipa

white. in addition, a complete ban on parking stops on guide islands and safety islands is introduced, it ishis measure should improve visibility on the roads and increase traffic safety. the nobel committee announced the winners of the peace prize for 2022 , the most prestigious international award in the field of public education. belarusian human rights activists received humanitarian work ales byalyatsky and two other organizations from russia ukraine peace prize, the only nomination of laureates, which is announced by oslo and not in stockholm according to alfredonobel's will, awards are awarded to those who make a significant contribution, the embodiment of peoples, the elimination or reduction in the number of standing armies or in the development of peace initiatives . well, in recent years. this wording is interpreted quite broadly. for which the decision of the committee is often criticized, both a person and an organization can be awarded three times nobel prizes, ours and compatriots were awarded academy of conde sakharov in 1975, the president of the ussr mikhail gorbachev in 19

and now the americans discovered the soviet military presence on the island of liberty in the white housea feverish meeting of the crisis group created under the president. secretly from the minutes of the meeting of the national security council under the president of the united states, any decisive actions until we talk to khrushchev summit meeting rule out invasion of cuba can be done 7 days after decision please note that khrushchev is probably aware that we know about his missile deployments and will most likely be ready for answer. in order to simulate the transfer of tourists to cuba or to simulate the transportation of rural equipment, he was attacked by cargo ships , an agricultural worker, as a war, it should be said that the so-called russian, mole, acted in the cia who was never caught. we still don’t know who it was, but as soon as the cia sent its agents to the kremlin, they were destroyed according to grot’s information . skis, earflaps, short fur coats were loaded in order to simulate that this was a large strategic exercise and an operation would be carried out, the main

white planters, paid them pennies. they were deprived of civil rights and medical care, and the island was overwhelmed by an epidemic, plague cholera was the reason for the arrest, jamaicans and a protest march led by preacher paul bogle and local assemblyman george gordon soldiers opened fire to kill the protesters burned the courthouse the unrest continued for several days. governor john air imposed martial law on jamaica and brutally. suppressed the uprising troops fired indiscriminately killed about 400 people. including the women and children of god gordon and many rebels executed today they are considered national heroes of jamaica october 11 , 1922, the soviet government decided to introduce a new monetary unit, chervonets - this was an important step in the revival of the national economy after the war and revolution. it fell apart soviet rubles depreciated for a couple of suitcases of that kind of money on the black market they gave a loaf of bread or a bottle of moonshine, in the course. there were also kerenki banknotes of the interim government, royal money and money that were printed by various authorities duri

white trucks. camouflage will let them down already on the island of liberty, our camouflage nets, which we broughtolor. here are the colors of vegetation in cuba, they were designed to accommodate and disguise coniferous forests or deciduous palm trees. they rarely grow apart, that is, the camouflage capacity is large. well , the distance from each other was 12-16 m and it was difficult to secure. well, which contributed to the fact that on october 14 the americans, however, not our position in the neighboring regiment, were opened, and then they started detailed intelligence kennedy is hosting soviet foreign minister andrei gromyko talking about west berlin kennedy understands that any attack on cuba will provoke a symmetrical response from moscow, just there comments to reporters at the state department, after another meeting with secretary of state, dean rusk one of the proposals was peaceful settlement. i think that the exchange of points of view and opinions between me by the president was very useful and friendly. presey doesn't exactly look like a man who just got caught hot however, over t

border to alaska endless ice deserts and individual islands novaya zemlya taimyr wrangel island in march, the whiterussian arctic begins to drift. thousands seals gather here only to produce offspring. the mother seal carefully ensures that there is always a free hole next to her cub, then she will be able to look after him. seal cubs weigh only 10 kg at birth, 10 times less than their mother at first, they only eat and sleep, they need to grow up as quickly as possible, because their mother will feed them with milk for only 12 days, then their cubs are also called pups will remain on the ice. alone only after the pups change their baby white skin for an adult dark fur, they will be able to go to sea on their own. but for now, they are snow-white and very touching, looking forward to when their mother feeds them again. she does this seven times a day. seal milk one of the most nutritious in it 42% fat and babies gain weight very quickly, 2 kg per day. when the mother stops feeding them, they already weigh 35 kg and are almost ready for independent living. the mating time is approaching, trying to a

yes, australia is there and whites keep their own or different islands where they live there and so onsion of the world is the arm of a global war in order to reduce the population. here is their task, the replica of the great-pro-australia simply reminded that if god forbid, there will be a big volley strike between us and america, and if we assume that the global nuclear winter is exaggerated and horror story, then after all, australia china brazil will remain and will live, get along and get called. you can stop. so you start, and include some thoughts. yes, no need to include any thoughts of propaganda. they are not provided for, that is, therefore, the americans are not talking about a nuclear strike, but a tactical nuclear strike, therefore everything will not fly through a puddle there in ukraine, they say, as a last resort in europe, but naturally in russia, but there will simply be no options to fly to the americans . and here just a few minutes back vasily but he said that in kiev this changed the mood of the people. the people got scared. it 's a different country in 10 days

william: power has been restored to about 90% of the island, but over 60,000 people still remain without water. the white said aid will go towards strengthening flood walls and creating a new warning system to ensure the island is better prepared for future storms. and joining me now for the latest on recovery efforts in south florida is pam james. she's an executive producer at public media station wgcu in fort myers, florida. thank you so much for being here. can you give us a sense of how things are in southwest florida right now? pam: sure. right now, it's really overwhelming the amount of damage that we're seeing along the coastlines. it's been described as, you know, a bomb going off on certain parts of, say, fort myers beach, or sabel, or even worse is a small little artistic village called malshej just completely decimated. it doesn't exist anymore. there's so much loss and devastation and people who are now without homes. but then there's this inconsistency because we have the other half of the broadcast area that was more or less and -- less fazed, i should say, less impacted. there was some wi

you have an sanibel island and fort myers beach, they are white communities, they received their aidater to be clean, first. this community just one example in state of florida after hurricane ian in b dunbar, i think that is what senator warren and vice president are speaking, to i don't think you need someone who has a title, like you know to look at equity, but i think that is essential we look at who is affected and it should not be based to race but need, we could agree if you live in a poor area, you don't have electricity, and you have brown water coming out. muddy water out of your faws ifaucet, you are more in need and less able to help yourself. kennedy: okay, first, fort myers is decimated. it is not like you know they are back to bikini parties and body shots, they are many parts of florida that have been destroyed. and yes, some are worse than others, some places they have private systems, because they know that government reaction can be a series of systemic failures. but, here is the problem robby, we're not talking this -- not equality, people were scared in florida b

white. camouflage will let them down already on the island of liberty, our camouflage nets, which we broughte colors. they differed here in the light scales of vegetation on the codes. they were designed to accommodate and disguise coniferous forests or deciduous, and palm trees rarely grow apart, that is, the camouflage capacity is large. well, the distance from each other is 12 16 m. uh, and it was difficult to provide. well, that contributed to the fact that on the fourteenth of october the americans, however, not our position, but the neighboring regiment revealed, and then they began detailed reconnaissance 4 days later john kennedy receives soviet foreign minister andrei gromyko talking about west berlin kennedy understands that any attack on cuba will trigger a symmetrical response moscow is just there, here are gromyko's comments to journalists at the state department, after another meeting with secretary of state dean raskoska one of the proposals was a peaceful settlement. i think that the exchange of points of view and opinions between me and the president was very useful and frie

island for all kinds of people here. i mean, this is it's not a replica of the white house. it's white house themed and we see providing a major resource, first of all, to all kinds, you know, schools and the like here on long island and other groups will be hosting, you. people can come and give parties here and get married here, you know, whatever. so the roosevelt school, the newly created roosevelt school here, which a degree granting operation just getting into going, which will be on public policy and international affairs. we are focused both as society presidential descendants and the roosevelt school on training of all on training the next group of leaders of our country and various ways and in providing a forum for all kinds of thought leaders in the country to come here and wrestle with the issues. of course, this country has no issues now, right? there's nothing to worry about. and two of the major sort initiatives of the society of presidential descendants, other than just meeting other year, one is civic education. one of the real problems we in this country is

the white house's announcing $60 million to help the island withstand future storms.rt of the bipartisan infrastructure bill already passed by congress. and we're gonna work together on what those unmet needs are what their long term needs are and make sure we're providing the resources and the support to those communities temporary and then long term to get these communities back on their feet. while they're rebuilding. it's likely congress will need to approve more cash for both puerto rico and florida once the damage assessments are complete . this morning rescue teams in florida still searching for survivors of hurricane in at least 60 people have now died in florida. alone. five days after that powerful storm slammed into the state utility crews all over the county from are still working around the clock to restore electricity to the 700,000 people around the state who have no power. it's pretty tough for them and for us, you know, because. the type of work we do is dangerous, and then just the people that have respirators and stuff, so we were pretty much helpin