this is terrifying that this happened in my home town of fort lauderdale.never going in the water every were again thankfully, they didn't need a bigger boat. campbell's mom says it was scary. at first, they had to hang on to him as the charter boat captain and other professional fishermen helped him wrangle it for about 45 minutes before tagging, and, of course, releasing it. it was a job. awesome catch. i love how he looks just so pleasant and calm in that video that we keep showing of hi sure it wasn't like that while he was reeling in this £450 sharks great white shark man. finally donkey divas in the buckeye state. this group of donkeys was caught on camera at an animal sanctuary. and marangos fascinated by a mirror hung on the barn wall there currently you guys, this is us in the dressing room, right? yeah the farm owner says that after several hours, they had to take the mirror down because the donkeys would not leave. in fact, they were pushing each other out of the way. in other words, they got a real kick out of it. meet three sisters. the drummer

robert, let's hear from you in fort lauderdale, florida. hi, robert. caller: how are you doing? host: i'm doing well. caller: a few things. first of all. 20 members holding out, how could just 20, how about two members in the senate for the democrat, manchin and sinema, that's all it take, they've held plenty of things up. people don't really understand, it's politics. and politics really are about these folks in the congress. not about americans. not about the people. and that's the problem. they don't even talk about what's really important in terms of what americans want. you know what their desires are. host: what do you want to happen in the speaker election? what do you want to happen? caller: i'd love to see this guy hakeem jeffries is there any path for him at all? is there a way -- is that even a remote possibility? host: it seems very remote. there's 212 democrats. he would need to get a handful of republicans to vote for him. caller: absolutely. yeah. maybe they would -- they're so into making deal, maybe get a few of these republicans that absolutely don't

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. >> o'donnell: a 12-year-old boy made the catch of the day about a mile off fort lauderdale today, inhing trip with his mom when he caught a great white shark. so i was a little bit nervous, like i don't know if i want to go up against a shark, but it did make me really excited, and i sat down in the chair and he gave the rod to me and i started cranking. >> o'donnell: i took about 45 minutes to real in the estimated 11-foot long 700-pound shark. great whites are protected so the female shark was immediately released back into the ocean. that's quite a surprise. coming to the rescue of america's heroes once they step off the battlefield. that's next. high blood pressure, but i'm still a target for chronic kidney disease. and my type 2 diabetes means i'm also a target. we are targets too. millions have chronic kidney disease and 90% don't know they have it. so ask for your kidney numbers and farxiga. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urin

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host: this is mark in fort lauderdale, asking us to ask you if it is true that the debt ceiling has actually reached that, if the first thing that doesn't get paid is the u.s. treasury bill on note. guest: we have reached the debt limit now. the treasury department isn't lamenting what they call extraordinary measures. these are legal accounting maneuvers they are permitted to undertake in the treasury department to give us a bit of a grace period for congress to address the debt ceiling. congress often takes things to the last minute, as we have seen in many occasions in the past. they may very well do so again this time. once they reach that point where the government can no longer reach its quotas on time, we don't know what will happen. the u.s. is considered the foundation of the global economic system. if all of a sudden we are not making good on all of our promises, that could really shake that foundation. what would get paid and what would not get paid is a really open-ended question. we have never been there, as i said. it will be up to the treasury department to chart a path forwar

and prices this year will be up, hopper telling us round-trip summer airfare for fort lauderdale at $300er trend is cowboy-cations, demand for ranches and farmhouses out west are up 30%. >> call these yellowstone-inspired trips. colorado, wyoming, montana, people gather around the fire pit with the ones they love enjoying the scenery. >> reporter: what if you don't know when you want to travel. you can go ahead and book the flight anyway and because of the airlines' no-change fees policy you can go ahead and make that change any time you want. if it's less expensive you actually may make some money and get some back in the form of an airline credit. it's a win-win guys. >> all right, gio benitez, thanks so much. >>> we'll be right back. gio be. thanks so much. >>> we'll be right back. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mi

many are going to miami or fort lauderdale. they say they expect to have a fine day.iami was not delayed, a couple other flights are still facing delays. estimates and, amara, what about there in atlanta, the world's busiest airport? >> reporter: that's right. if you look here behind me, it doesn't look so busy. that's because it is a slower travel day, typically a wednesday. a lot of people were inconvenienced as a result of this stoppage and computer glitch. we spoke with several travelers dealing with a lot of delay also. in fact, on the departure board, there were so many delays on thereon, about two to three hours, just a few cancellations for the early morning flights, and we did see a handful of departures, starting at 8:30 this morning. atlanta was one of the first airports to get back in the air. i spoke with one woman a few minutes ago, a southwest passengers, trying to get back -- she said she was in an uber on her way to the airport when she got her notice that the flight had been delayed. she thought she might be going through the holiday nightmare that w

later that the faa lifted the "stop order", allowing planes to get airborne once again, this at fort lauderdale is likely to continue. this was a statement for example from united airlines. our presenter laura trevelyan was finally able to board her flight after being caught up in the problems at new york's laguardia airport. the ground stop here in the us has been lifted. the faa grounded all the slights in america between six and 9am in the morning because of a computer outage for critical software that communicated between the regulator and plans. that outage has been sorted and the white house said it was no evidence of a cyber attack at this point. my flight from new york to washington is boarding. let's just take a brief look at the number of people potentially affected. a total of 21—and—a—half thousand flights were scheduled to depart from us airports today alone, according to the aviation analytics firm cirium.(ani)almost almost three million seats were available on those departures. american airlines has the most departures from us airports today, with almost five—thousand, followed b

and prices this year will be up, hopper telling us round-trip summer airfare for fort lauderdale at $300er trend is cowboy-cations, demand for ranches and farmhouses out west are up 30%. >> call these yellowstone-inspired trips. colorado, wyoming, montana, people gather around the fire pit with the ones they love enjoying the scenery. >> reporter: what if you don't know when you want to travel. you can go ahead and book the flight anyway and because of the airlines' no-change fees policy you can go ahead and make that change any time you want. if your new ticket is more expensive, then the fees. if it's less expensive you actually may make some money and get some back in the form of an airline credit. it's a win-win guys. >> all right, gio benitez, thanks so much. >>> we'll be right back. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking

big rush to go back to new york and freeze in the chill but came down here to visit friends in fort lauderdalend came to miami and scheduled to go back tonight but i may stay longer. stuart: florida is still booming i take it? >> it's booming, it's lively, colorful, lots going on. it's 79 degrees today. new york is a wonderful place, but right now miami is pretty irresistible. stuart: well said. deroy murdock, thank you for being with us. how many jobs were lost after the president shut down the keystone pipeline? what's the number, ashley? >> up to 59,000, stu, jobs that were lost because the pipeline was shut down the moment joe biden took office back in january 2021. the estimate comes from the biden administration itself, the published congressionally mandated report highlighting the positive economic benefits of the pipeline if the permits were not revoked. not only with thousands of jobs lost but studies show the pipeline would also create an economic boost between 3.4 and $9.6 billion. biden's decision to cancel the pipeline has received as we know widespread criticism from republican l

and archibald's bakery in fort lauderdale, florida. have i made you hungry? i hope so.ne romans. "cnn this morning" starts right now.

fort lauderdale international and miami international were seeing delays as long as an hour and 45 minutesre now down to 30 minutes. tampa bay international appears to be doing pretty well the situation posted on twitter miami air traffic was having some issues at the moment but almost all flights in and out of tpa are unaffected and the travel troubles come just days after an artic blast blanketed most of the country forcing airlines like southwest and others to cancel thousands of flights. it left holiday travelers stranded at airports across the country and now this. mike? >> mike: a tough stretch for the travel industry. charles watson, thanks very much. the family of the man suspected in the idaho college killings issues a statement. that story is coming up. but, as we go to break, the journalism world loses an icon. barbara walters died friday. she was the first woman to become a network anchor in 1976. later she was known for her exclusive interviews with celebrities and newsmakers and for hosting "the view." barbara walters was 93. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay

. >> we're going to fort lauderdale on an 11:20 flight. tv came up this morning and said faa said there was a problem. so we started going crazy. >> we said happy birthday. it's my birthday today. >> we called southwest. 40-minute wait. we get here and amazingly there's only one person in line ahead of us. so we went up there and said we can et get you on 6:55 tonight. >> reporter: i think they just underscored impactly how the ripple effects are happening. we're talking about a number of missed flights. even though they are back in the air for quite some time, there are planes that didn't get to where they were supposed to on time earlier this morning. that means people missed connections. so that means kind of seeing them increase as the day progresses. i think one thing that's important to talk about, when we talked to passengers today as well as a couple weeks ago with the southwest meltdown, this idea of having confidence in the travel system in general. confidence with air travel. that's something that with this incident, even though

fort lauderdale, miami, tampa, you can see there.e control system in miami yesterday which really slowed down the rate of traffic, air a traffic coming in to florida. so even the government has a hand to play in getting their act together. but certainly southwest's reputation taking a huge hit, as we know. we saw the video, we saw the angry people, thousands of canceled flights over the holiday period. 17,000, close to. southwest blaming the weather, staff shortage, a inadequate computer system and all of that leading lawmakers including richard blumenthal, the democratic senator from connecticut, to say we need a bill of rights for airline passengers and now. take a listen. >> the kind of disaster that we saw with southwest simply dramatizes an ongoing failure by the airlines to respect basic passenger rights. the minimum kind of performance that passengers need and deserve. and that's why we need an airline passenger bill of rights. >> reporter: a bill of rights, stu, that would establish fair compensation, refunds, resource for de

and archibald's bakery in fort lauderdale, florida. have i made you hungry? i hope so. thanks for joining us, i'm christine romans. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> this incident was heinous, reckless, and inhumane and in the vain of transparency, when the video is released in the coming days you will see this for yourselves. i expect you to feel outraged in the disregard of basic human rights as our police officers have taken an oath to do the opp opposite of what transpired on the video. >>> good morning we're glad you could join us, i'm live in memphis. poppy is in new york. and kaitlan is on assignment. any day now the video of the beating that led to tyre nichols' death will be released. we're live on the ground for you. >>> look again, the national archives weighing whether to ask former presidents and vice presidents to check for any classified documents. what four presidents told cnn. plus this. >>> the administrator down played the report from the teacher and the possibility of a gun saying, and i quote, well, he has little pockets. this is outrageous.

. >> broward county is second largest county in florida, home of fort lauderdale, on and on. >> charlie us posted. closing bell we're about four 1/2 minutes away. dow on pace for the second down day in the last three. earlier just before 12:30 it was not looking anything like this. the dow was powering higher, so was the nasdaq. the s&p and the dow are now negative. nasdaq was up 54 points earlier. let me get my high-tech research. the high of the session was 237 points moving up. nasdaq right now at up 49. russell up 3. had been higher by 24. why? where is this trigger happening? a lot of fed heads came out today, mary daily of san francisco fed, rafael bostic of atlanta fed saying we still have inflation. don't get excited. we'll not cut rates. we'll continue to raise rates. inflation fears are still there. we're less than three days away from getting the key inflation reading that would be the december cpi, consumer price index. year-over-year estimates have the number coming in 6.5%. that would be a huge step at least in the right direction compared to november's 7.1% number year-ov

international flights which were not being affected earlier on, but folks flying to miami or fort lauderdalere able to check in. immediately right here they will find out if their flight is delayed. we have spoken to folks at spirit airline, you can see the counters, the lines filling up, there was no one here an hour ago, almost no one standing in line to check in and the folks at spirit tell us that most of their flights are -- they're showing some delays, but most of their flights are getting back on track. you heard pete muntean mention that the domino effect, the ripple effect of some of these earlier flights causing future delays. some folks we spoke to said they're delayed a couple of hours and the boards are showing that as well. an hour, two-hour delays. we do know from flight aware as of the last maybe 15 minutes ago the last update more than 4,000 delays, nearly 700 cancellations. so while things are beginning to get back to normal here there is clearly going to be an impact. i want to show you video of what passengers have been experiencing this morning as this faa tries to deal

the pathway to a hockey sentiment is scheduled for next month in fort lauderdale during the nhl's all-startain people, these people identifying as female, black, asian, or pacific islander, hispanic or latino, indigenous, lgbtq, or a person with a disability. veterans were included. the veteran expressed his outrage saying discrimination of any sort is not allowed in the state of order and we do not abide by the woke notion that it should be avoided if in a politically correct -- the nhl has eliminated reference to ethnic, gender, sexual orientation, and veteran all teary status, a spokesperson tells fox the original wording was incorrect and that anyone 18 or older can attend. what a change of events they are, david. this really gets to this broader conversation as we talk about martin luther king getting away from content of the character, this drive towards equity actually is discriminatory. >> david: this is the new racism come i want to put in context as i call on a friend of mine, former professional hockey player i was going to go to the all-star game coming up that weekend, februar

and another flight for fort lauderdale that showed departed at 7:15.rtly international flights and domestic flights in this terminal. people get the information, hear there's a problem and they're going to pause before they come to the airport. it may be, at least at newark, flights are going to be resuming their departures. so we should see these delays changing here. >> that would be great. thank you very much. >>> the faa a few minutes ago put out a few minutes ago saying all flights are safe to land. pilots check the system before they fly. so if your loved ones are in the air, they're fine. >> let's bring in our chef business anchor, none other than christine romans. you've been standing by. >> emailing with airlines all morning. >> we'll get to all of that. but this means money. this is business. >> it does and it's an inconvenience for so many people. we're back to pre-pandemic levels. yesterday 1.67 million people pasted through tsa checkpoints in the u.s. that is more than on the same day in 2019 so we are back to prepandemic levels and millio

host: this is mark from fort lauderdale, florida, democrat line. caller: good morning, thank you. this is not what i called about but you can't help but listen while you are waiting to get on the line, but all of these guys calling up and saying the terrorists are coming into the southern border, the terrorists are coming to the southern border and the guest just now said he could probably prove that that that is not happening. since there's not much else to do while you are waiting on the line beside people listen to these calls, i chose to do a little googling. it is a hard subject to google. you get a lot of dense things, governments. but i want to run across one from an organization, not known as liberal democrats. and a headline from march of 21, terrorists are not crossing the mexican border. so the next call you get from someone screaming the terrorists are crossing the southern border. anyway, what i really called about my hopefully will bear with me another couple of minutes, i am not a russian export -- expert but it is at important junctures of my life, i was hanging ar

now she worked on high profile o cases like the parkland school shooting, the twenty seventeen fort lauderdale airport, shooting the cesar sioc pipe bomb case, the multimodescheme billion ponzi schemes and so muc much more . but she left and now says the bureau has lost the truth and the trust that the american people is what she writes. over the course of my 12 plus years of service, the fbi's trajectory transformed. on paper, the bureau's mission remain the same, but its priorities governing principles. they shifted dramatically. the fbi became politically weaponizes starting from the top in washington, trickling down to field offices. >> parker also says that there has been a shift in recruiting practices and a, quote, lowering of eligibility requirements, which is negatively impacting the agency's performance. in closing, she writes, for me, distancing myself fromrites: egregious mistakes, immoral behavior, and politically charged actions taken by a small but destructive few fbi employees became exhausting here to explain a lot more .n former fbi special agent nicole parker. we, form welco

. >>> and a 12-year-old was fishing off the coast of fort lauderdale when he caught a great white shark. fishermen on the boat able to tag the shark before releasing it. >>> finally, 11-year-old nathan broxton who loves to belt out broadway show tunes in the car -- ♪ change my story ♪ sometimes you have to be a little bit naughty ♪♪ >> at the surprise of a lifetime. his mom says delta air lines are sending him and the whole family to see his first broadway musical in new york city. congratulations, nathan! >> i love it. the big question now what musical is he going to see? i bet he wants to see all of them. probably has an entire list. >> i feel like we need just a camera following him around. his reaction! look at him. so sweet. amazing, he's gotten some props from "hamilton's" leslie odom jr., praise online from so many people. he's a future star. >> i think so. i feel like "hamilton" will be top of the list. we'll wait and see. who knows? >> need an update next weekend. >> i have a suggestion for him. still to come speaking of broadway, taking you behind the scenes of one of the newe

. >> host: this is mark in fort lauderdale asking you if it's true the debt ceiling has reached that among the post- first thing that doesn't get paid is payment on treasury bills. >> guest: so we reached the debt limit right now and what the treasury department is doing is implementing what are called extraordinary measures. these are legal accounting maneuvers there allowed to undertake to give us to congress to address the debt limit. congress often takes these things up to the last minute as we are seeing on many occasions they very well they do so again this time. once we've reached a the government can no longer meet its obligations on time we don't know what would happen. we've never been there before and the modernera where we are voluntarily unable to pay all our bills , that we're not meeting all our obligations. the us is considered the foundation of the global economic system and default we're not making good on all our promises that could shake that foundation . what we get paid and what would not get paid what is a really open-ended question. we've never been there and

host: this is mark in fort lauderdale, asking us to ask you if it is true that the debt ceiling has actually reached that, if the first thing that doesn't get paid is the u.s. treasury bill on note. guest: we have reached the debt limit now. the treasury department isn't lamenting what they call extraordinary measures. these are legal accounting maneuvers they are permitted to undertake in the treasury department to give us a bit of a grace period for congress to address the debt ceiling. congress often takes things to the last minute, as we have seen in many occasions in the past. they may very well do so again this time. once they reach that point where the government can no longer reach its quotas on time, we don't know what will happen. the u.s. is considered the foundation of the global economic system. if all of a sudden we are not making good on all of our promises, that could really shake that foundation. what would get paid and what would not get paid is a really open-ended question. we have never been there, as i said. it will be up to the treasury department to chart a path forwar

host: let's go to al, calling from fort lauderdale, florida, on the republican line.aller: good morning. what a disaster this was for republicans was the talking point this week and that is not true. the talking point is the train wreck of the economy. the press has to ignore that. these few republicans are actually patriots. they want us to pay our bills. we are $31 trillion in the hole thanks to the liberals in congress and their corruption. the entire world produces $101 trillion in one year. where are the streets paved with gold with these liberal policies the last 60 years? chicago, new york, these cities are a mess. so these republicans want us to pay our bills. they -- think of our grandchildren, folks. we cannot continue to run the credit card up. let's start using our brain with our finances. host: al, do you think speaker mccarthy will be able to get major legislation passed that will be accepted by the senate and the president, or do you see just a stalemate over the next two years? caller: ronald reagan said it best. washington is the problem. we have thou

host: let's go to al, calling from fort lauderdale, florida, on the republican line.aller: good morning. what a disaster this was for republicans was the talking point this week and that is not true. the talking point is the train wreck of the economy. the press has to ignore that. these few republicans are actually patriots. they want us to pay our bills. we are $31 trillion in the hole thanks to the liberals in congress and their corruption. the entire world produces $101 trillion in one year. where are the streets paved with gold with these liberal policies the last 60 years? chicago, new york, these cities are a mess. so these republicans want us to pay our bills. they -- think of our grandchildren, folks. we cannot continue to run the credit card up. let's start using our brain with our finances. host: al, do you think speaker mccarthy will be able to get major legislation passed that will be accepted by the senate and the president, or do you see just a stalemate over the next two years? caller: ronald reagan said it best. washington is the problem. we have thou

host: this is mark from fort lauderdale, florida, democrat line. caller: good morning, thank you.called about but you can't help but listen while you are waiting to get on the line, but all of these guys calling up and saying the terrorists are coming into the southern border, the terrorists are coming to the southern border and the guest just now said he could probably prove that that that is not happening. since there's not much else to do while you are waiting on the line beside people listen to these calls, i chose to do a little googling. it is a hard subject to google. you get a lot of dense things, governments. but i want to run across one from an organization, not known as liberal democrats. and a headline from march of 21, terrorists are not crossing the mexican border. so the next call you get from someone screaming the terrorists are crossing the southern border. anyway, what i really called about my hopefully will bear with me another couple of minutes, i am not a russian export -- expert but it is at important junctures of my life, i was hanging around with russians o

democrats light in fort lauderdale, florida, this is kevin. hello. >> caller: good morning.caller, thanks for taking me. i'm going to be popping popcorn is my first reason i can watch this steel cage match the republicans are going to stage between themselves. but looking forward beyond that, they have promised impeachments and hearings, et cetera, and i wonder if the vote to impeach an official such as like the secretary of dhs, something like that, is the senate obligated to hold a trial? can they just ignore this or delay it somehow, or can they just have a two-hour hearing and dispense with it and say nice try, power, we're not going to deal with it? thank you. >> host: perry up in south dakota, republican line. hello. >> caller: i think the republicans should stick very close together in the house because it is the one thing that we have in washington, d.c. right now, to change what's going on as far as expenditures. we should refer back to our constitutional principles, and our foundational principles and a correct is coming up out of that to be, to do a lot of work in

wilford smith hopes his life in washington to fort lauderdale florida will take off on time.ife is waiting there and he has not seen her in a long time. >> my first thought was freaking out. i have not seen her in five months. now it may be a day or two more. >> an apparent technical glitch can hold the u.s. travel industry, impacting millions, drawing renewed scrutiny. a full investigation has been promised. heidi joe castro, al jazeera. >> two weeks ago, a different system broke down in florida, causing delays. while failure of such technology is rare, it is not the first such incident in recent years.