florida. this is about one hour. mr. erickson: i got the lights up. welcome back to the program. if everyone wants to remember your receipt. remember your cell phones. so, i have good news and bad news about this afternoon. we actually are going to be able to get a break now, but the bad news is because one of the flights for one of our speakers got canceled. but we will manage this schedule well. the congresswoman from florida, her flight got canceled i think because of the storm from where she was coming from. but that's ok. it will give us a small break for me to step out and run to the restroom this afternoon at some point because i really was not looking forward to sitting here with you all from 1:00 to 5:00. right now, however, i want to introduce you to my next guest who is one of the best governors in the country. i am bias for my own governor but inarguably, one of the greatest governors in the country who a friend of mine actually refers to because of his fight with disney as the rat

to be the kiss of death if you're running for public office here in florida. why is it then that you think there has been this galvanized response that the culture wars that have been waged here talk about ground zero in the state of florida, why that is not happening anymore and why this could be -- florida could be the state that shows that culture wars don't work no matter where you are in the united states? >> i think it's important to recognize that as we are hearing about project 2025 here in florida it feels like we've chosen to listen to the audiobook version on doubletime because we are living it. florida republicans are doing everything in the power to continuously undermine voters to reject their extremism. the florida department of education is starting to look like a participation trophy case of people he appoints. republicans like desantis and trump share a complete disregard for a government that reflects the will of its constituents and they will do anything to impose their agenda and that is what they are telling us with project 2025. they wan

florida a&m keeps it on the ground.ks up the first down. >> jay: that's it. >> tiffany: once the ball is spotted, the clock will keep winding down. you think about the new chief leading the way for florida a&m and james colzie iii, and how he would manage a relatively new team in terms of, you know, 30-plus transfers. 55 guys returning from last year's team, but a lot of newness and unknowns for florida a&m. what questions did they answer for you here tonight? >> jay: well, they believe in each other, and they're still the champs up hbcu football. they still have enough guys on their team that know what it's like to win and have the swag. and daniel richardson proved he can pick you apart from the pocket. protects the football very well. puts them in the right place to make a play. >> tiffany: on the other side, the frustration there for dawson odums. who saw his team again put up a valiant effort, but florida a&m found a way to come back after being down 14-0. >> jay: when nobody else thought norfolk state had a chance

el centro nacional de huracanes mantiene una alerta de mal tiempo en florida.illas al norte de la habana, casi a 100 millas al oeste de cayo hueso y se encuentran aguascalientes. del sudeste del golfo de mÉxico donde muy posiblemente prÓximos dÍas se convierte en huracÁn, pero en su momento hacia el norte paralelo a la costa oeste de la florida, donde temperatura del agua calientes iban a hacer que te tormenta tropical alcanza la categorÍa de huracÁn . lluvias fuertes sobre cuba y buena

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desde miami, florida univisiÓn.drid, espaÑa donde cientos de personas se reunieron con bandera de venezuela y espaÑa. en los carteles se leÍa mensaje como ganÓ maduro, maduro tiene balas y nosotros votos. los diplomÁticos y personal de la embajada argentina pulsado por el gobierno venezolano de nicolÁs maduro aterrizaron en buenos aires. los representantes argentinos no fueron los Únicos expulsados del paÍs se le suman a ellos los de chile, costa rica, perÚ, repÚblica dominicana y uruguay debido a su declaraciones sobre los comicios que estos paÍses no reconocen. vamos a cambiar de tema, estable centro nacional de huracanes mantiene una alerta de mal tiempo en parte de la florida por la tormenta tropical debbie que puede alcanzar fuerza de huracÁn cuando se acerca la costa del estado. el gobernador del estado, ron de santis, ya emitiÓ una declaraciÓn de emergencia para mÁs de 50 condados. para conocer mÁs de la trayectoria y pronÓstico para las prÓximas horas vamos con el meteorÓlogo javier serrano. javier: ya tenem

we're tracking hurricane debbie into the north side of florida. we're very concerned about a variety of impacts. the storm surge will be a big deal. the flooding rain will be the number one impact that we're most concerned about, but also strong winds. and this is going to creep up the coast all week long just east of the point of landfall, there will be gusts of wind 80 to 100mph. but we'll also see squalls off and on all week near the carolina coast, between 60 and potentially up to 80mph. along with that, some very, very heavy rain. that is going to be a tremendously dangerous storm. and areas around charleston and savannah just barely inland from those spots. we're forecasting 18 to 24in of rain. so major flooding along with the storm surge as well. andrew and rhiannon, back to you all right. >> now to vice president kamala harris is set to officially accept the democratic nomination once every delegate has cast their ballot virtually. she's also poised to make a final decision on her running mate. here's abc's alison kosik this morning. >> ne

this year it was georgia tech playing florida state florida state heavy favorite. but aidan burr hit a game winning 44 yard field goal as time expired saturday. wild celebrations on the field, the yellow jackets beat the number ten ranked florida state seminoles 24 to 21. >> and to our viewers at our tallahassee affiliate, we're really sorry. when miami eventually breaks our hearts, you'll have the last laugh. speaking of which, miami's first game is on abc against in-state rival florida on saturday, 3:30 p.m. we're gonna have a special guest later this week to celebrate that, which andrew will be a part of. >> yeah, maybe we were a little bit too early on the florida state. you know, because miami is here playing an unranked opponent. heartbreak is coming. season coming up. we'll see. and the jersey connected to one of the most iconic moments in world series history now has a very new rich owner, babe ruth wore it when he made the famed called shot in the 1932 fall classic between the yankees and the cub. >> it sold at auction. get this for more than $24 million o

set to slam into florida as a hurricane tomorrow. the rain and wind have already begun. homeowners boarding up and warnings of catastrophic flooding in georgia and south korea. we're tracking where it will make landfall. >>> plus, our up close look at the new technology being sent into the eyes of hurricanes. how it's changing storm prediction. final test. vice president harris meeting with at least three of her top contenders, her running mate in person today. her deadline to decide less than two days away. here in paris, the heart-pounding photo finish. noah lyles wins gold, redemption, and the title of fastest man in the world. his emotional hug with mom. in the pool, bobby finke smashes the world record, suni lees brings home another medal in gymnastics. and novak djokovic collapses in tears of winning his first gold. katie ledecky one on one. the greatest female olympian ever. look at all of that hardware. what she told me about competing in the next olympics. and cheering them on, the families at these games that have powered their athletes to victory. >> announcer

>> tom hanson in florida, thank you. let's go to cbs news meteorologist andrew kozak for more on the dangers ahead. andrew? >> yeah, good evening, jericka. debby intensifying rapidly on this sunday night. we'll be coming onshore in the big bend area of florida as a category 1 hurricane. we've got tropical storm watches, warnings, hurricane watches all across florida, the panhandle, back towards georgia and south carolina. it's the wind, over 75 miles per hour. the rain and the storm surge as high as 10 feet, prompting watches and warnings tonight. in the meantime, the track will take it over that warm water, intensifying rapidly overnight and slamming into the florida coast after around 2:00 a.m. monday. now, once we get into the early part of your monday and then into tuesday, it does start to decrease in intensity, but the rainfall, that is what's going to be very impressive with this storm. 8 to 12 inches across florida. this it meanders off the coast of the carolinas. 10 to 12 inches by thursday. this could be histor

thank you so much. >>> and still to come, florida forecast the chair of florida how the state has been a testing ground for some of project 2025's grmost controversial issues. say goodbye gush fears! thanks to always ultra thins... with rapiddry technology... that absorbs two times faster. hellooo clean and comfortable. always. fear no gush. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of hel us go out and prove it.le. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, get up to $800 off the new galaxy z flip6 and z fold6 when you trade in your current phone. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. >>> what's your first thought when you think of florida? disney world, florida man? let me add one more thing, testing ground for project 2025. in recent years the florida governor has enacted the unconstitutional stop woke act which limits discussions of race, gender and other dei topics in the clas

to florida.e park like florida. as far as i'm concerned, i'm a little prejudiced here, but florida has some of the best state parks in the united states. state parks are critical because not only are they important places for outdoor recreation and connecting with nature, not only are they places that help buffer the state of florida from forever impacting and unpredictable environmental events like hurricanes and natural disasters, these state parks protect the imperiled and endangered species of wildlife that are endemic from nowhere else in florida. a number of these parks, for example, jonathan dickinson state park, is the last surviving refuge for a number of species like the red cockaded woodpecker. and the florida scrub jay. these species could be extinct if it wasn't for these parks. and to go in there and carve out this ecosystem, to put in a golf course, it has me flummoxed because already, florida has over 1200 golf courses. in martin county alone, alex, where jonathan dixon's and -- d

offers georgia, florida, south carolina and president biden has earmarked federal funds for florida.'s faith arube reports from the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight millions bracing for impact. debby about a hundred miles off florida's coast. strong winds and rain blasting the region. that area just emerging from recent storms now facing yet another deluge. the storm expected to drop way more water than last year's hurricane adelia. >> now we have four to six inches coming and i'm just not sure where it's going to go. >> reporter: debby now expected to strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall in florida's big bend region of the gulf coast. potential life-threatening storm surge putting homeowners on alert. south carolina also declaring a state of emergency. florida governor ron desantis placing most of the state's cities and counties under emergency orders. evacuations in parts of the gulf coast. desantis saying all hands on deck for the storm. >> if you've been ordered to evacuate by your local officials, please heed that call. >> reporter: in savannah, officials preparing

florida has become a petri dish for maga, as of late.core reporters coming to the state of florida in part because ron desantis has rated it the free state of war, nevermind you don't have freedom when it comes to reproductive rights or what you read, you know, and then what corporations are allowed to say and all this other stuff but desantis is a successful at branding florida that way, and supporters become here is the silver lining. it's made other states, swing states bluer, as we are siphoning off a lot of the republican voters from swing states like michigan and so i think that helps other states but if you are asking me whether florida is going to swing blue in the selection, i think it's very unlikely. i will say, however, to leave you with this, i think we are going to pass a constitutional amendment, reproductive rights here in florida with over 60%. that will be a major statement. >> major statement, major victory. we seen it play out and other red states since the overturning of roe versus wade. thank you so much, dave aronb

para florida en este 2024.. se dirige hacia el norte— noroeste hacia las 13 millas por hora, se pronostica que antes de que impacte en algÚn punto del Área de el big beng de la florida se fortalezca como huracÁn. importantes estar alerta de las actualizaciones. hasta el momento ya el servicio nacional de huracanes informa que pudieran ser inundaciones catalogadas como histÓricas. van a ser inundaciones muy histÓricas, hablamos de acumulados de entre 15 hasta 20 pulgadas. incluso hacia lo que es fort myers y tampa de entre 2 hasta 7 pulgadas. aviso por tormenta tropical, vigilancia por tormenta tropical y aviso en gran parte de la regiÓn y los vientos se van a mantener para esta noche, asÍ como tambiÉn para el dÍa de maÑana. importante estar al pendiente de las actualizaciones de este sistema tropical. fÉlix: gracias. pasamos de la tormenta el calor, las altas temperaturas en la costa oeste y centro del paÍs tienen acerca de 36 millones de personas con aviso de calor peligroso. esto es algo que se vuelve crÍtico

a flooded parking plot to clearwater, florida. you can see the water already up to the handles on some of those cars. then check this out from yesterday on san carlos island. >> make sure you're executing your plan now as the storm comes. you may see -- you may get hit with an awful lot of water, lot of rain. there may be immediate impacts that you see. but you could also see flooding that happens days afterwards after the storm passes. >> all right. so off the small town of boca grand near fort myers, a dramatic open-water rescue. coast guard crews right here saving two boaters whose boat lost sail in those choppy waters. again, just a look at some of the impacts we're already seeing in the region. already over 100,000 customers in florida are without power this morning, and we are barely at the beginning of this. anne-marie, while the -- florida is expected to take the initial hit, folks across the southeast are also bracing for some serious rain and flooding, as well. >> yeah. that looks already pretty bad. thank you very much.

the storm is expected to drench more than just florida., and georgia also in its path. georgia's governor, brian kemp, activating the state's emergency resources ahead of the storm. back in florida, we caught up with some residents picking up sandbags to prepare their homes. >> it definitely is nerve-racking. >> i feel like our vulnerable point is our front door. i know it won't prevent severe flooding if things get really bad, but at least it's something. >> reporter: and rachel, the slow-moving speed of the storm system could really do a lot of damage, dumping heavy amounts of rain on areas that can't handle it. president biden has been briefed on the situation and fema is working with local officials to work on resources as the storm system moves through. back to you. >> rachel: an area in st. petersburg already starting to feel the impact. stay safe for us out there. thank you. >>> let's get right to our somara theodore. somara, this storm gaining strength, where is it headed? >> somara: directly for the west coast of florida right now

florida is also taking action.ore than $40 will be charged with a felony instead of a misdemeanor starting in october. right now in california that threshold is $950. some business owners want to see it lowered. >> it has to stop. because we're all fed up with it. >> reporter: elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >>> about 100 people sought out emergency medical treatment for extreme heat in colorado over the weekend. this happened at the pikes peak air show in colorado springs. most were treated at the scene, but ten were rushed to the hospital. treating heat-related illness quickly is key to survival. in fact, national recommendations call for cooling patients first before transporting them. but environmental correspondent david schechter find most states do not require that life-saving protocol. >> reporter: lots of ice. when you stack up matt whelans against most paramedics, he has one more life-saving tool for patients overcome by the blazing texas heat. >> you're the ice man. can i be maverick? or how are we

al moverse paralelo a florida, estarÁ llevando esas bandas de lluvia de sur a norte. lo que sucede despuÉs, prÁcticamente con lento movimiento sobre la frontera entre florida y georgia, y ahÍ estarÍa dejando muchÍsimas precipitaciones. es por eso que los acumulados de lluvia ahÍ podrÍan ser entre seis y diez pulgadas puntualmente hasta 12, podrÍamos ver. pero hay una diferencia importante si vives en la regiÓn de miami contra el Área de la bahÍa de tampa y el norte. vean como la precipitaciones comienzan a disminuir. por lo tanto, maÑana es un dÍa para estar muy pendiente a la evoluciÓn y posible trayectoria de este ciclÓn tropical. mucha lluvia para algunos otros. un domingo menos lluvioso. >> gracias a rubÉn aponte por la informaciÓn. este fin de semana la vicepresidenta kamala harris estÁ entrevistando a los posibles candidatos para ser su compaÑero de fÓrmula. mientras esto ocurre, hay polÉmica por un debate presidencial que trump quiee hacer y no estaba pautado con la campaÑa demÓcrata. javier vega tiene mÁs informaciÓn. >> cuenta regresiva para conocer al compaÑ

we're watching the tropics, tropical storm debbie taking aim at the west coast of florida.e have a hurricane warning in effect near the big bend, because this is where we could see the storm strengthen to cat 1 status. early monday is when it will make landfall, however impacts will be felt early on sunday especially on the west coast farther south. we could see 10 to 15 inches of rain in certain spots. that'll lead to flash flooding. a significant threat for storm surge in crystal river. >>> now to the state of emergency in florida, residents filling sandbags and stocking up on supplies bracing for thunderstorm debbie, packing potential hurricane-force winds, heavy rain and flooding. more than 10 million people along the florida gulf coast are under tropical alerts. >> reporter: tonight -- florida residents bracing for tropical storm debby, forming in the gulf of mexico this afternoon, and expected to strengthen before slamming into the gulf coast within 48 hours. workers outside jacksonville preventatively removing potentially hazardous trees. >> "it can cost you your hou

more than 10 million people along the florida gulf coast are under tropical alerts.ere is more tonight. >> reporter: tonight, florida residents bracing for tropical storm debby, forming in the gulf of mexico this afternoon, and expected to strengthen before slamming into the gulf coast within 48 hours. workers outside jacksonville preventatively removing potentially hazardous trees. >> it can cost you your house. a lot of time you'll see these trees completely splitting houses in half. >> reporter: and crews in lee county clearing debris from drainage ditches, in anticipation of drenching rains. five to ten inches of rain forecast in some areas, storm surges projected as high as seven feet. here in tampa, residents telling us they're taking the storm seriously. how are you feeling that the storm is getting closer and closer? >> it's definitely nerve wracking. sometimes when the rain comes down hard, the water level rises so i want to make sure my front door especially is blocked off so the water can not enter my apartment. >> reporter: tonight almost the entire state

obviously, donald trump votes in the state of florida. he's going to come out and make a statement on his position when he's prepared to. but when it comes to abortion nationwide, he's been very clear that as the 47th president of the united states, he is not going to entertain or sign a national ban on abortion at any level. >> what congressman certainly, this is a florida specific notion, but it also could be read as a barometer for a national electorate who are very, very interested deeply so, and reproductive rights as a part of the conversation, there are some anti-abortion activists who are wanting him to come out and actually state his position and are angry that he has not done so. they're upset that he said he's going to be and i'm quoting great for women and reproductive rights. so and one activist says that he sounds like a democrat, and they said, it looks like trump is joining the other side. i mean, the silence from many is deafening do you think that voters ought to be able to hear after all this time and wait, not waiting

hay conmociÓn en el sur de la florida por la muerte de una pequeÑa en un concurrido parque.Íso sÁnchez hablÓ con una entrenadora sobre la importancia de saber nadar. >> david socarrÁs dice que vio la tragedia desenvolverse frente a sus propios ojos. una pequeÑa de tres aÑos sin signos vitales, siendo sacada del lago de este parque regional ubicado a 15 millas al norte de miami, en florida. >> de momento vimos el carro de de aquÍ del parque corriendo hacia el lago y vemos que hay una seÑora llorando. >> el incidente ocurriÓ este sÁbado en el parque amelia earhart, en la ciudad de hialeah. segÚn la policÍa de miami-dade, la niÑa estaba acompaÑada de un familiar y de pronto la perdiÓ de vista. finalmente, la pequeÑa fue hallada por el servicio de guardaparques y un dolor para el padre. >> lastimosamente asÍ suceden las cosas. >> segundos despuÉs llegaron agentes de la policÍa del condado de miami-dade y le empezaron a dar cpr a y despuÉs vemos que es una una niÑa. >> cuando venÍa corriendo el policÍa con ella estaba como escupiendo el agua. >> la menor fue trasladada a un hospi

thank you so much from steinhatchee, florida. they're giving us a view of that incredibly powerful wind storm that she's dealing with right now, i was standing right there one year ago for idalia as it came in obviously as lisa said, it's the flooding that's the main concern here with the rain and the storm surge. let's get right to derek van dam in the weather center for the latest on that derek yeah. >> john, i'm so glad that the storm is now making landfall because that means it's losing its energy source, which is the warm waters of the eastern gulf of mexico. so it's taking away its opportunity to strengthen the wins. but as you mentioned, and it's the rain that is going to be the big factor when the history books are written. and we look back at the storm that will certainly be the big story because there is a prolific amount of rain as lisa just mentioned, coming, and it's already fallen as well. here's a look at the storm surge. the next couple of hours we still have to contend with this as we push up the waters from the

en este instante dejaba gestante precipitaciÓn en gran parte la penÍnsula de la florida.iclÓnica se mantiene en las prÓximas 24 horas. en uno de los puntos donde puede azotar en prÓximas horas puede llegar entre 6 a 10 pies de altura. no se descarta la formaciÓn de tornados. ya lo hemos estado registrando en Últimas horas. para el dÍa de maÑana se pronostica que azote como un huracÁn y eventualmente se dirija hacia seis sobres cerca del sur de las carolinas asÍ como tambiÉn en georgia puede ser una tormenta tropical. pero va a dejar bastante lluvia. no cero lunes, martes, sino tambiÉn miÉrcoles y jueves. con un evento de precipitaciÓn muy peligroso. vea los prÓximos siete dÍas. mientras tanto hacia las carolinas entre ocho a 12 pulgadas.se mantiene el aviso por curar en gran parte. asÍ como en san marcos y el riesgo por inundaciones va a seguir incluso para el martesasÍ como nuestro miÉrcoles. mÁs informaciÓn a travÉs de las plataformas digitales. fÉlix: estaremos pendientes en todas las ediciones de lo que pase. y en mÉxico en medio turÍstico estÁ de luto. el periodista

clearly i'm in florida so this is a really important topic for me.s to be the top of the ticket? >> first of all, katie, thank you for having me. in many ways it was. latino voters were not enjoying the choices that were there with president biden and former donald trump, like many other voters, and it wasn't that these voters were going to go to donald trump en masse, they just were considering not voting, staying home, just voters saying that he was too old. in nevada and arizona in 2020, brookings institute found that young latinos were the difference and helped joe biden get over the top in arizona and in nevada. what happened with the change was you had suddenly young latino voters and latinos, women in general, hispanic women in general, who are excited, energized, enthusiastic. their voter registration targets found latinos are 150% more than they were this time in 2020. so there's real excitement and there's real potential for vice president harris to reach the levels that joe biden had in 2020, and possibly surpass them. >> the harris campai

ballot measure, which could overturn florida's strict ban. what did he say? >> alex trump just moments ago saying he will vote against that ballot referendum in his home state of florida. and if that ballot referendum does not pass, it means that the state's existing six-week abortion ban will remain in place. now, trump yesterday, just yesterday, was asked about this referendum in his answers seem to suggest that he was open to voting for the referendum. in fact, his response so, so confounding that anti-abortion advocates were believed that he was scaring up to vote for it. but today's speaking out again he sought to clarify his answer this is what he said are you voting yes or no on amendment four in florida? so i think six weeks you need more time. six weeks. i've district i agreed with that right from the early primaries when i heard about it, i disagreed with it. at the same time, the democrats are radical because the nine months is just a ridiculous situation. we should that way you can do an abortion in the ninth month and, you some o

the last one was from his florida home. all as the former presidents allies worry behind closed doors. they are pressuring trump to refocus. quote, sorry, to stick to the issues and drop the race or personality driven attacks. i have to say it isn't very funny. you know it is never going to happen. the trump team is doing something in a desperate attempt to turn the ship around. they are getting the 2016 band back together. remember this guy? donald trump's first campaign manager. >> corey lewandowski has been charged with battery against a reporter. it began as a he said she said when a reporter claimed he manhandled her at a campaign event. he denied it and said she was delusional. then there is the tale of the tape and police say what they saw israel. >> trump's deputies had a series of run-ins with protesters grabbing one man by the collar and the press. threatening to confiscate media member credentials if they left the assigned area. multiple female media members tell nbc news they received uninvited verbal overtures

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will: mike is live from florida's gulf coast this morning. good morning, mike.ey good morning will we're here in steen hatchy up to the most susceptible area to the storm surge flooding this is the big bend concave shape area, shallow, water in the gulf. and all things are in order for pretty -- terrific storm surge not expecting thing conditions we had last year dalia brought eight feet of water ended up with a surge of 14 feet if current stats now east side loads you can see convection one tornado warning around naples rain now heading towards tampa bay. storm is going to start turning north and then northeast to make land fall in this area some time late monday morning early monday afternoon. winds increased at 8 a.m. eastern by the hurricane center to 60 miles per hour. so there's the track coming north hooking into the big bend and then it slows down. monday and tuesday, and right now very concern about what could be a historic flood event for parts of the carolinas and georgia watching savannah and charleston closely. governor ron desantis here in florida

noticias telemundo, florida. se prepara para la tormenta tropical david.ientos mÁximos sostenidos de 65 millas por hora se mueve por la costa oeste del estado. mientras una nueva ola de calor golpea al oeste del paÍs con temperaturas que superarÁn los 100 grados fahrenheit. kamala harris estarÍa muy cerca de denunciar a su compaÑero de fÓrmula. hoy se reuniÓ con tres de los finalistas. ademÁs, se espera que este lunes se oficialice su candidatura a la presidencia por el partido demÓcrata. el dengue se dispara en mÉxico, sobre todo en cinco estados que concentran casi la mitad de los casos de la enfermedad propagada por los mosquitos. este aÑo ya se han reportado mÁs de 28.000 casos. el tenista serbio novak djokovic obtiene una medalla de oro al superar a carlos alcaraz. chile tambiÉn se lleva el oro en la categorÍa de tiro, mientras que una boxeadora panameÑa hace historia. le tenemos lo mÁs sobresaliente de los juegos olÍmpicos. >> noticias telemundo fin de semana con johana suÁrez. >> quÉ tal? feliz domingo y gracias por estar con nosotros. el mal tiempo

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of florida. this category one storm expected to make landfall any moment. now there we are going to continue to follow this throughout the morning. will have your forecasts for you coming up later on this hour. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. >> it's wonderful to have you with us. vice president kamala harris is search for her own running mate. now, in its final hours over the weekend, she interviewed three contenders at the naval observatory serve a tory in washington dc. they included minnesota governor tim walz, the pennsylvania governor, josh shapiro, and the arizona senator mark kelly. the process play out under strict secrecy with plans to officially announce the choice ahead of a tuesday night rally in philadelphia one of the options already facing scrutiny from the right and left, governor josh shapiro pennsylvania senator john fetterman, has been warning harris's team not to pick shapiro according to a politico report, fetterman reportedly told harris that shapiro is more focused

o'toole and russell will go back to florida. colonel wilson will sail back to kentucky or to get to kentucky and. tom ferguson, thomas terrified during the ocean voyage. he was very sick during it. even if he managed to sleep through a lot of it, recreational, going to go to europe and did not want to make that trip. so breckenridge gave him about $50. i think and a letter of safe passage that he said will get you safely anywhere you wish to go back to the south tom wanted to head back to find his family in arkansas and so they've all their ways and breckenridge will sail off first to england and then to to europe, where he's trying to close out the last affairs of the confederacy. there is confederate money over here. not a great ever, but the confederacy has run up and he wants to see that those debts are paid off as well as perhaps to find some money to help in the defense of jefferson davis, when he went on trial done with that, he will then sail for canada throughout this whole voyage. interesting because we had multiple ac

axios says trump and harris go all-in to make pennsylvania the new florida.'s a member of the house financial services and small business committees. congressman, this morning all eyes are on pennsylvania. your thoughts? >> yes, good morning, cheryl. yes, i am in philadelphia. it's going to be quite a day here. we have dave mccore mack in town, running for u.s. senate and we have jd vance and i heard something about vice president harris in town. [laughter] cheryl: just a rumor. >> yes, i heard somebody talking at the water cooler. look, this thing is going to come down to -- there's such a stark difference between a common sense conservative, donald trump, versus kamala harris, vice president harris, who is the most radical -- self-proclaimed radical, self-proclaimed be more woke, ranked the most liberal united states senator in the senate. that's pretty hard to do when you're going up against elizabeth warren and a bernie sanders. so there's such a stark difference there. the vice president is very much minimized even here in pennsylvania but i'll just add

this is the story of what we saw in florida, because florida initially had they didn't pass abortion bans, it was a very pro-abortion state. and then in the lead up to jobs, they pass a 15 week ban and the promise was, well, this is our compromise. this is our florida deal. we are sticking to our middle of the road solution. that, of course, isn't what happened right. the decision the there was a campaign to pass a six week ban. instead it was endorsed heavily by the anti-abortion movement and national national abortion folks said florida is our priority and florida passed a six week ban and this really underscored as i think that no matter where your voters are and florida strongly support abortion rights. if you look at any polling that that's a piece of the puzzle. but what matters perhaps more is who are the institutions and organizations that you have aligned yourself with and who support you count on for political success so that leads me to organized medicine, which has a very, i would say, checkered history on this issue, where it's organized, where has organized medicine bee

florida. things have a way of coming up, things buried in the ground in the past. or both. it was july, 2003, snowbirds back up north. so no one noticed that first what was starting in land. in a town, called pembroke pines, where donna velasquez, a rookie, really, had just been assigned to a brand-new cold case unit. >> the sergeant came into the office and dropped a box of papers right on my desk and said, here, see what you can do with this. and i began to wonder, is this a test to see, could she really do this? >> that the case was a challenge was an understatement. and now an all but forgotten mistry, 15 years earlier, a man named david jackson, the fire offered no hints, no pointers, nothing, beyond the basic file. to unearth the truth, even the rookie cop knew she would have to learn about the victim. so, she began with something easy, she found david jackson's mother, judy carlson. judy's son actually, who called him on. >> he says, are you sitting? i said yes. they said, they reopened

donald trump after saying a six-week abortion ban is too short, saying he'd cast a vote keeping florida's six-week ban in place. trump also promising to pay for ivf. the harris campaign responding to these shifts saying, "voters aren't stupid." >> reporter: tonight, former president trump in johnstown, pennsylvania, taking aim at vice president kamala harris and that first interview, telling the crowd he will be a “pro-family” president. >> if i'm elected this november, for the first time ever, your government will pay for or require innocesurance companies pay for all costs associated with ivf fertility treatment. we want more babies to be born in america. we want more babies. we need them. we need them. >> reporter: hours earlier, the trump faithful gathering outside. >> it's an important issue for anybody. >> reporter: we wanted to hear their opinion about trump's latest proposal. so he did the right thing, as far as you're concerned? >> yeah. sure. i mean, i wouldn't have my children if it weren't for in vitro fertilization. i did seven years of infertility treatments, i spent $70,000

the former president said he believes florida's new six-week abortion ban is too restrictive and signaled that he would vote to overturn it, only to reverse himself late this afternoon. cbs's caitlin huey-burns rep reports. >> reporter: donald trump's side and claimed that he plans to make ivf free if elected has stumped some of his supporters. >> government is going to pay for it or we are going to get a mandate your insurance company to pay for it. which is going to be great. we are going to do that. >> reporter: the former president has not yet detailed how the government would pay for the treatments, which could cost billions of dollars a year. but his proposal comes as he faces a significant gender gap in his campaign against kamala harris. cbs news polling shows the vice president leads trump among voters who say abortion is a major factor in their vote. the issue will also be on the ballot in trump's home state of florida in november, where voters will decide whether to codify abortion rights into the state's constitution, up to the period of gestation. after signaling and openness

florida's had been through this process again and again and again. and i think floridians will take heed the warnings of the governor, of which the governor's office does a very good job of making sure to get the announcements out, getting the tracks down, making people aware of where are these storms are likely to hit. and in the end, those that pay attention to these warnings will be in the right places. >> all right. all the best for all of florida. congressman brian mast. thanks for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you all right. >> still ahead. donald trump tearing into georgia governor brian kemp as he hit the campaign trail in georgia, will settling scores help or hurt his chances of winning the swing-state? >> my that was akin the america. >> i shall not seek. and i will not the nomination of my party for another term as your president, 1968 tonight at nine on cnn you know, if you or cash back and you could earn on everything which is one car chase freedom and limited it's so you're off the rakin or grabbed fracking. your cash back in, cash

one in georgia, four in florida at that includes a 13-year-old boy when who died when a tree fell on mobile home. a state of emergency has been declared in florida, georgia and south carolina after debby made landfall as a hurricane this morning. we have team coverage into cbs's tom hanson starts us offfrom florida's west coast, good evening. >> reporter: hey there, major. good evening to you, we are in horseshoe beach one of the communities that really took the brunt of this storm. we had to go through police checkpoints to get here and that's where we met a couple who decided to ride it out. take a look of damage, you can see the second floor balcony is almost completely stripped. they say it sounded like a firecracker when the storm hit. it's just one example of the power of debby. when hurricane debby roared ashore in horseshoe beach earlier this morning with pounding rain and 80 mile-per-hour winds, jim and sally johnson were bracing for the worst. >> the water was between here and here. >> reporter: in a matter of hours the home with a plan to retire was slammed by storm surge.

big been in florida pan handle high digital customers got more from washington dc. the twins are expected to top a 140 kilometers an hour and coastal communities have been warrenton brace for potentially life threatening storm surge. that'd be as likely to bring a historic amount of rain and its slow moving nature means per long periods of a delusion. 3rd, as governor has told residents to expect, flooding into heat evacuation orders. president biden has issued a federal disaster declaration for florida and 3000 florida national guards. members are on standby authority, say that it's all hands on deck as debbie in years. and then after she gets florida, she's expected to continue to move north over georgia and south carolina. this will be the 1st hurricane to make land bolt in the united states this hurricane season. one that's predicted to be packed full of these powerful storms. fueled by the warming ocean waters, hydro castro alj, a 0 washington inside story is up next is going to be talking about those far white process in new k. i'm know, madison state. the a h

is florida in play, do you think?aid for several years now, don't walk away from florida, and i'm so happy to be like confirmed that i was saying this. you have young voters in florida who are prepared to listen to a message from a candidate like kamala. in fact, that's where i was with kamala. when i interviewed her, she was in miami, reaching out to young latino, black, young white progressive, jewish voters in florida. they're in play. younger voters are walking away from trump who might be supporting trump in southern florida, latinos, they're having the conversation at the dinner table now. it's in play. i'm just like, yep, florida is in play. who would have thought. >> so much to watch. thank you so much, maria, good to see you. >>> up next on ana cabrera reports, turning and turnin tropical storm ernesto, expected to turn into a hurricane. >>> and great white within feet of two kayakers. >> we talked about it briefly. the shark followed my buddy for two or three minutes, just very slow. minutes, just very slow

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