us to, to the front of confrontation with china. but it hasn't been, he has a big improve and not very effective because the chinese coast guard to have bigger ships that have bigger water cannons. um, so this is where us things, okay, well maybe if we deploy us coast guard too. so i'll try to see that it's not a strictly military conflict, per se, because that's you're trying to avoid the hot direct cotton war. they're just trying to create change that has nothing to do is us. this is a, this is a bi lateral dispute with the china and the philippines when you, i so send that or um, nancy pelosi visited tie. one with china has done it was way for her to leave. and then they start military exercise all over time. one which they haven't done doing a lot very long time. and if us do choose to directly involved in the dispute is i was trying to see you wouldn't expect china be a lot more forceful in being enforcing it's claims. well that runs on this new is always great. and so happy with us here on, on the international fish, i guess i'll see you don't. com is in griggs so is that to me back in under 30 minutes, help you to answer the we

your records level wind speeds, authorities of warning of dangerous storm searches across florida us coasts. european union says it will appeal to the world trade organization of the china in post anti dumping measures on brand the imports from europe, china's move comes off to the votes. it's to impose terrace on chinese made electric vehicles the prime suspect to the 2007 disappearance of british towards the meddling with. ken has been cleared of all charges and a separate sex crimes trial in germany. costa and b has been accused of rape and sexual abuse of children who remains on the suspicion in the context of charges against them have never been brooks and that's it. from me. other do seem for an hour, have it was updated for you at the top of the i'll get out of the office in building the can you see is what old cars have to do with you production? here's a hands on the really indeed the snow on youtube and the god so and eyes the goals of god but would even be a big house.

from berlin after days of preparations and evacuations. hurricane milton is heading hard on the us gulf coast, wind gusts, over 200 kilometers an hour and heavy rain have knocked out power to more than 2000000 people. authorities are now pricing for a massive storm surge as the hurricane federals through florida. also coming up president bud slams, what he calls and on slot of lies spread by donald trump. and his supporters about the disaster, including a claim that the government is manipulating the weather and the leaders of the us and israel discussed israel's plans to retaliate for rand's miss of attack. as real as depends minister warrants, retaliation will be lethal, precise and surprising. the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. hurricane milton is pounding, florida with violent winds and potentially deadly flooding. it struck the states, gulf coast late wednesday as a category 3 hurricane with wins exceeding 200 kilometers an hour. the storms i came a short near sarasota south of its expected land fall in the heavily populated template bay area. it's cut power to more t

us from fort myers. as you can see, it's bringing very strong winds and heavy rains. the storms tornado outbreak is already causing damage and the storm surge rising waters on the coasts is also said to be life threatening. hundreds of thousands of people already out of power. c. w reporter stuff on z months is in orlando, florida for us stuff on hurricane milton has been pulling out some surprises in the last hours suddenly coming faster than expected changing pads. what's the latest or yeah, our as our assessor then originally expected, originally expected to to make land fall in the middle of the night here, but of course that didn't pan out. it came a 3 to 4 hours early and made land full as you have described. the impact is quite devastating already. weight is making then fall again. it is it with this storm, it surprises and, and really procure you are. these are galore because it is the wall, not the the wall who are spinning from left to right. but the other way around who embrace the most them as to the coast? 12000000 people in florida overall impacts it's 6000000. encouraged to evacuate as to please to back to evacuate. most of them say, authorities have he

us — a strike by 115,000 us dockworkers has entered its second day halting shipments across the us coastn has put presssure on us port empoyers to secure a deal with the dockworkers to end the strike. economists say the strike will not initially raise consumer prices but a prolonged stoppage could eventually effect the price of key goods like food. for more on this, heres�*s our north america business correspondent ritika gupta. it's the second day of the strikes, and neither side has shown signs of backing down. the international longshoremen's association turned down an offer from the united states maritime alliance for a 50% wage increase for workers over the next six years. it's notjust about the pay. the ila is also concerned about automation, technology and machines taking dock workersjobs. no negotiations are currently scheduled between the two sides, and the lack of progress is raising concerns on those reliant on shipments that the disruption could be prolonged. presidentjoe biden's administration has put pressure on the port employers, saying it's time for them to bargain. the

so back to us on the west coast _ that going? so back to us on the west coast of _ that going? s on | the west coast of florida, we are smack dab in the middle of the coastline, and currently in the coastline, and currently in the eye of the storm — should it come our way over the next two days. we have worked tirelessly over the last couple days doing evacuations, preparing our agency — this is on the heels of dealing with the aftermath of helene. a lot of our community members, thousands of homes were damaged with up to 3—5 feet of water — i've been in law enforcement, in this area my whole life — something i've never seen in my 40 something i've never seen in my a0 years in law enforcement, or evenin a0 years in law enforcement, or even in my life. my own house got three feet of water, so while we are trying to still deal with debris clean—up and all that, this comes our way. and as bad as helene was, this is ten times worse. find and as bad as helene was, this is ten times worse.— is ten times worse. and what does all that _ is ten times worse. and what does all that mean _ i

exactly right and that's what i like so much the last few minutes of your show in which you reminded us coast there's a lot of collective amnesia about what trump did on january 6. frankly, how virtually every american at the time felt about it. we would be experiencing all of that in real time at the criminal trial of donald trump took place. because of a bunch of legal maneuvers, he was able to delay it. i think the most important thing from the last minute the clips you have been showing about trump is not just what he tried to do on january 6, 2021, but what he will do and what is telling us he is going to do after november 5 of this year. in 2021, he declared victory, when he got blown out in the electoral college, biden had 306 votes in trumpet 232, but yet, trump still claimed election fraud, hoax, fake slates of electors in all sorts of stuff, a list of the happened january 6. if he did it there where he had to run the table on this legal and political challenges to try to put the election, what do think he's not gonna do it now? that's why wrote that piece in the "new york times". it

why do reason is the coast guard as one of the us army services? we'd like to have a share in the nearly one trillion dollar military budget because of the see the all the money going to the u. s. navy us the air force even us army, the seo left out. now the 2nd reason is, you know, the us is right now playing a proxy, a.

it's expected to make land fall on the us coast mid week. vice president comma la harris, urge residents to follow evacuation orders. please let the to your local officials because i know a lot of folks out there and have survived these hurricanes before. the ceiling is going to be very, very serious. and i urge you to please just wrap whatever you they listed as of orders. you're getting senior level official, stay know what they're telling you and they know what no 10 is about to be. so please do that. some florida residents had just returned home after fleeing hurricane helene, at the end of september. that storms destruction costs at least $230.00 deaths across several us states. efforts are now under way to minimize the damage of another natural disaster. the wind as of this is nobel prize in physics have been announced american john hop field and canadian jeffrey hinton on the recipients of the award for the discoveries and inventions in the field of machine learning. let's listen to into why the noble prize committee a summary of the shows these particular witness. thank you. it's

the us, a strike by 16,000 us dockworkers has entered its second day, halting shipments across the us coast current progress on negotations. presidentjoe biden�*s administration has put presssure on us port employers to secure a deal with the dockworkers to end the strike. economists say the strike will not initially raise consumer prices, but a prolonged stoppage could eventually affect the price of key goods like food. here's our north america business correspondent ritika gupta. it's the second day of the strikes, and neither side has shown signs of backing down. the international longshoremen�*s association turned down an offer from the united states maritime alliance for a 50% wage increase for workers over the next six years. it's notjust about the pay. the ila is also concerned about automation, technology and machines taking dock workers�* jobs. no negotiations are currently scheduled between the two sides, and the lack of progress is raising concerns on those reliant on shipments that the disruption could be prolonged. presidentjoe biden�*s administration has put pressure on the po

republicans, on the contrary , believe that the key is the protection of the us coast itself, and thaterests of the united states should not actively spread beyond the us territory. that is, the emphasis is on strengthening one's own security and on avoiding any open confrontations with other states, it is very difficult to somehow reconcile these differences, so it is quite likely that volze's speech, his foreign policy statements and jaydy vance's statements convinced their own voters, voters republican party, democratic, but here it is also important to note that it is unlikely to be a key issue of the election, since more important issues such as the economy, immigration, they are still at the top of the main priorities of american voters now, tim waltz, he was such, he was called, such a folkloric character, he is such, well, from the common people, he is liked by the average american, so to speak, but... jaydee vance, he is a good speaker, he showed himself well as a speaker and proved that he is good at speaking. still, what do the polls say, who won this debate, was it a tie, o

continue contract talks on tuesday, as both sides seek an agreement to end a strike by around 33,000 us west coast workers. the union said it refused to improve your on its term for bonuses and sick leave. the usjustice department is considering recommending that google should be forced to sell off parts of its operations. this comes as there are concerns about the tech giant's monopolisation of the online search market. the do] suggested this in a court filing on tuesday. the move could cause an historic antitrust break—up if it comes to pass. tiktok is being sued by more than a dozen us states which allege the app has knowingly contributed to mental health struggles among teenagers. lawyers representing the states say some of the platform's features are harmful and addictive. they include "challenge" videos that encourage risky behaviour, late—night push notifications and appearance—altering filters. tiktok called the lawsuit "disappointing" and said many of the claims were "inaccurate and misleading". brazil's supreme court has lifted a ban on x, formerly known as twitter. judge alexandre de mo

this is dw news live from berlin, a powerful hurricane strikes the us, gulf coast. hurricane milton makes lands fall in florida as waters from the gulf of mexico. surge of shore and tornadoes ripped through communities farther inland. millions have sought shelter after being ordered to evacuate. also coming up, president biden slams what he calls an honest lot of lies spread by donald trump and his supporters about to disaster. including a claim that the government is manipulating the weather. the . i'm david lab, it's good to have you with us. hurricane milton is pounding, florida with violent wins, and potentially deadly flooding. it struck the states and gulf coast late wednesday as a category 3 hurricane with winds exceeding 160 kilometers per hour. the storms i came ashore near sarasota, south of it's expected land fall in the heavily populated tampa bay area. it's cut power to more than $1500000.00 homes and businesses and spawn tornadoes. that left a trail of destruction. millions of people earlier told to leave their homes for safety. just 2 weeks since deadly hurricane helene str

uses. the east coast| is many uses. the east coast and west coast are more democratic.st, some metropolitan areas will support kamala harris. those who will vote emotionally out of fear, the fear of the immigrants, the fear of the immigrants, the fear of the immigrants, the fear of all kinds of things that aren't going to vote for trump because that's going to be his line, it'sjust trump because that's going to be his line, it's just fear. those who want to vote for the future of the us, my opinion, logically, are going to vote for kamala.— for kamala. how are those different — for kamala. how are those different administrations l different administrations handling what happened in the middle east? the us obviously has been a staunch supporter of israel. do you think even a harris administration will be tougher with netanyahu? ida. harris administration will be tougher with netanyahu? no, and the harris administration - tougher with netanyahu? no, and the harris administration will - the harris administration will be a continuation of the current us policies. it might b

we had a perfect takeoff after a run of 8000 feet and all 551 on a friday we took us across the coast over the top of the world. was racing and arctic storm andd no deicing equipment. she met every test. she had to, she was blazing and air trail over greenland, iceland, england, france, and italy. and then egypt. everyone is pretty higher one or not it's a date morning now we left honolulu friday morning. but in the air at 39 and one half hours we fluent 9000 crossing to continents and landing on the third period in 1947, big decisions at the top level of command. world war ii logical recolonization of a military structure. and the air force will be a separate service. the army air forces, become the united states air force. a necessary move first proposed years previously fight general milley mitchell. simonton becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. aviation of the army signal corps and distinguished for his record in both world wars, becomes the first chief of staff of the united states air force. there are more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now w

the first dock workers' shutdown in half a century has paralyzed all ports on the us east coast. and the workers have long warned that they will not accept a new six-year contract unless the port owners increase their salaries by more than one and a half times and improve their social package. we will fight with this, until we get the contract we deserve, we do not strive for more than we deserve. now the dockers have blocked the ports through which food and industrial goods are imported by sea to new york, texas, washington and other large cities and states in the east of the country, and american products are exported abroad. according to experts, the strike could cost the american economy up to 5 billion dollars a day. in belarus, the combat readiness test continues. on the eve of the connection and the composition of individual military units military units of the armed forces began collecting and sending military personnel to the troops, personal reservists will have to carry out a full range of activities to prepare military and special equipment for use, and then go to the

it's a whole of government effort, from state and local to fema, to the us coast guard, the energy departmentnmental protection agency, just to name a few. fema has delivered 1.2 million meals, over 300,000 liters of water, 2 million gallons of fuel and so far, we've installed 100 satellite terminals, so families can contact their loved ones to make sure everything is okay and reach out for help as well. so far, we've opened 10 disaster recovery centers in florida with more to come so people can have one stop to meet with officials and get the help that is available to them. you can also go online to disaster assistance.gov, or call one 800 621 f ema. after i signed the disaster declaration, more than 250,000 floridians registered for help. the most in any single day in the history of this country. 250,000. i know you are concerned about the debris removal and it is obvious why. we are working with partners to clear roads and to get the wreckage off of property so more folks can return home. that is a priority for me. power has also been restored to over 2 million people in a matter of days.

instead of the us east coast, where the brunt of the elements fell, he flew to the west coast in californiathout making any statements to the press, as if he had come not to work, but to rest. boris ivanin, matvey popov and olga alvukhina. vesti, information hour, we begin with a message from the ministry of defense. our military has liberated grodovka in the donetsk people's republic. this is a city located on the selidovo-novogrodovka-prolovka line, beyond which the way to pokrovsk is opened for the armed forces of the russian federation. that is, this settlement is one of the largest and most strategically important for the enemy in the west of the dpr. well, by the way, for the losses of the enemy.

some 33,000 workers on the us west coast have been off the job since the 13th of september demandings best selling 737max jet amongst others adding to an increasingly backed up order book. in response, boeing has announced plans to raise some 35 billion dollars to plug the cash drain caused by the strikes through share sales and new credit. last week, it said it will axe some 17,000 workers, around 10% of the workforce to meet what the chief executive kelly 0rtberg described as boeings new �*financial reality�*. 0ur north america business correspondent ritika gupta has the details. boeing workers staged a rally in seattle, hoping it will pressure the plane—maker to raise its wage offer. hundreds of striking workers packed the main hall at the union headquarters with speakers from elected officials. management should be able to see the faces of the men and women in this room who deliver the production of those planes and deliver a fair wage. to the union boss, john holden. even when boeing received the i economics that they demanded, they squandered it . with stock buy— backs and then

we had a perfect takeoff after a run of 8000 feet and all 551 on a friday we took us across the coast of alaska and, then over the north magnetic pole. the dream board took over the top of the world. she was racing an arctic storm and she no deicing equipment. she every test she had to. she was blazing an air trail over greenland. iceland, france and italy. and then egypt. everybody is pretty tired. and why not? it's sunday now and we left honolulu friday morning. we've been in the air 39 and one half hours. we flown 9500 miles nonstop, crossing two continents and landing a third flight quite. unlike 1947. big decision at the top level of command. world war two had proved the vital significance air power. so now is a logical reorganization of our military structure. and for the air force will be a separate service. the army air forces become the united states air force a necessary move first proposed years previously by general billy mitchell. w.o. stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation se

. >> this is a whole of government effort i'm state and local, a female us coast guard army corps ofineers. the energy department, environmental protection agency, department of defense, just to name a few fema has delivered 1.2 million meals over 300,000 liters of water 2 million gallons of fuel and so far, we've installed 100 satellite terminals to restore communications and impacted areas now, biden was joined for part of his appearance by a republican congresswoman from the area anna paulina luna. he was not joined by florida governor ron desantis, though president biden and desantis spoke twice on the phone in the last week and biden has said that they have had a cooperative working relationship in real response, not just to hurricane milton, but also hurricane helene. now, at the same time, the president has stressed that getting additional funding for disaster relief should be a top priority for congress. but so far, house speaker mike johnson has a reiterated that he is not going to bring the house back early to deal with additional disaster relief. now, officials have said t

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florida bolster that power grids this the whole of government effort from state and local, the female us coast guard army corps of engineers, the energy department, environmental protection agency department of defense, just to name a few fema has delivered 1.2 million meals over 300,000 liters of water 2 million gallons of fuel and so far, we've installed 100 satellite terminals to restore communications and impacted areas well, let's be absent from the president statement was any mention of the misinformation being spread by his critics, namely donald trump, who has cast doubt on the federal government's response to the recent storms. cnn brian todd has more president biden got an aerial and ground tour of the hardest hit areas of st. pete beach and the areas near here today. and this was kind of a bipartisan tour by nature. several prominent republican officials touring the area with the president and speaking after the president and including st. pete beach mayor adrian patrol kathleen peter's the republican chair of pinellas county, both of whom republicans also accompanying the president

here's what else the president said effort from state and local the female us coast guard army corps of engineers the energy department, environmental protection agency, department of defense assist to name a few famer. has delivered one 1.2 million meals over 300,000 liters of water. 2 million gallons of fuel. and so far we've installed 100 satellite terminals to restore communications and impacted areas and then there's the issue of electricity. i mean, a lot of progress has been made. sarah up. it's still 400,000 people without electricity and florida, the power companies are saying that most people should have power back by midweek. so that's going to be hugely important to getting over milton yeah, we're looking at siesta key right now. we're at the roofs have been ripped off so many houses there. i do want to ask you also about north carolina, which has been dealing with devastating flooding from the storms there is this issue you're hearing biden talk about the federal assistance that's come in to florida and north carolina and we're now hearing these reports of fema workers b

instead of the us east coast, where the brunt of the elements fell, he flew to the west coast in california, and did without making any statements to the press, as if he had come not to work, but to relax. boris ivanin, matvey popov and olga alvukhina, news. he is still discussing with friends when everyone will be able to meet, and this is normal if he has sbermobile. unlimited social networks, messengers, calls and zberp, all for 349 rubles. open a deposit with the best interest rate with an increased rate of up to 20% per annum in sber right now. 7 days fly by unnoticed, but not for the liver, because heptral is active from the first week of admission. the liver is tired, it's time for heptral. order on zdrav city. your car can purr with pleasure when it has teboil motor oil inside. diamond. advanced motor oil synthesis technology provides long and strong molecular bonds, which allows it to remain stable in any operating conditions. teboil diamond - engine purrs with pleasure. by the way, what is your zodiac sign? scorpio or would there be a choice everywhere, like at bikfest, or a chick

the devastating hurricane helen, which swept across the us east coast, has already been considered climatee in the elections. almost 200 dead, thousands of times... the reason for kamala and harris's signature laughter against the backdrop of the aftermath of the disaster, america does not understand. the emergency response agency no longer has enough money to eliminate the consequences, having allocated billions of dollars for the war in ukraine and israel, on compatriots who have lost all their property have to economize. trump is going to wage a world war within america itself against illegal immigrants who continue to arrive in the us from the poorest regions of the planet. the day before, in california, democrats allowed anyone to vote in elections without proof of citizenship, millions of illegals, trump calls kamela harris's secret weapon. they come not only from latin america, they come from all over the world, they come from africa, from congo, they come from all the countries of latin america. but you know, we have fewer people from latin america than you you assume that we have

the us gulf coast is preparing for another intense storm as hurricane milton heads towards florida.surge warnings have been issued for parts of the florida coast and people have been urged to evacuate. these satellite pictures show just how enormous it's become over the past 24 hours. the national hurricane centre says milton has winds of up to 175mph. the storm is expected to make landfall on wednesday night or early thursday morning. people living in the town of madeira beach were boarding up homes and businesses to try and protect their properties from the force of hurricane milton. here's florida's governor ron desantis. what you had a lot of people evacuating from those barrier islands. it could hit... wherever it makes landfall there is going to be impact far beyond what the cone actually shows. we have need as i mentioned yesterday... federal government has okayed our previous request for assistance. we anticipate other things being approved. we have 51 counties under a state of emergency. as of the 5am advisory, hurricane milton is still a major hurricane. it is no longer a

this is a whole of government effort from state and local of fema, us coast guard army corps of engineers the energy department, environmental protection agency, department of defense, just to name a few fema has delivered 1.2 million meals over 300,000 liters of water 2 million gallons of fuel and so far, we've installed 100 satellite terminals to restore communications and impacted areas so families can talk to contact their loved ones to be sure everything's okay. and be able to reach out for help as well speaking to help. so far we're up and ten disaster recovery centers in florida with more to come. so people going to have one stop to meet with officials, get the federal help. they're entitled to what's available to them such a direct immediate financial aid and no interest payment loans mortgage relief, and so much more you can also go online to disaster assistance.gov disaster assistance.gov, or call 1806 to one fema. fema yesterday after i signed the major disaster declaration, more than 250,000 floridians registered for help during and 50,000. the most in any single day ever in h

also on the day striking union workers shut down ports along the us east coast, potentially affecting up to hall of north america's maritime trade. workers want more pay and more importantly, job security. all we're asking for is our fair share. we want to keep language in the contract that prohibits automation because what we don't want is we don't want robots doing our job. welcome to the day benjamin netanyahu has promised that you ron will pay. and that to ron has made what he called a big mistake is really prime minister was speaking, following around the largest ever me cyber attack against this country. just as the tackles have prompted former prime minister enough tommy bennett to post on x. we must act now to destroy iran's nuclear program. it's central energy facilities and to fatally cripple this terrorist regime. when members of the un security council have condemned the spiraling violence in the middle east and emergency session of the council discussed measures to de escalate the conflict between israel. iran and the round back has bought militia, the fearless that witho

from berlin after days of preparations and evacuation. hurricane milton is heading hard upon the us gulf coast, wind gusts, over 200 kilometers an hour of heavy rain. if not the power to more than 2000000 people. authorities are now bracing for a massive storm surge as the hurricane barrels through florida. also coming up, president biden slams what he calls an onslaught of lies spread by donald trump. and his supporters about the disaster, including a claim that the government is manipulating the weather. plus the leaders of the us and israel discussed is rules plans to retaliate for iran's missile attack. israel's defense minister warren's retaliation, will be legal, precise, and surprising. the 10 member association of southeast asian nations known as ozzy and are sitting down to try and find a solution. detentions between neighbors in the south china sea will give life to allows for the latest, the hello and terry marsh and good heavy with a hurricane. milton is pounding, florida with violent winds and potentially deadly flooding. it struck the states, gulf coast late wednesday as a catego

we start in the us where in the last 30 minutes tens of thousands of east and gulf coast port workersave started striking for the first time in nearly 50 years. this comes after the international longshoremen�*s association and the us maritime alliance were unable to reach an agreement on the terms of their contract. the strikes will halt trade in a wide range of goods and disrupt the country's economy just as we enter the final weeks before the presidential election. our north america business correspondent ritika gupt the two major sticking points between international longshoreman �*s association and the us maritime alliance are wages and automation for the workers are unhappy with the current contract which spanned the pandemic and dockworkers stayed on the job and endured months of soaring inflation. on automation, the union boss has been warning dockworkers at their jobs been warning dockworkers at theirjobs could be replaced by machines. in response, the us maritime alliance says it is offering to keep the current ban on fully automatic with rent. a strike would cost the us eco

i have surged over 1000 us coast guard personnel and performed the search and rescue missions and reopen the port of tampa as soon as possible. now i want to reiterate a point i made clear earlier today to the folks who have been impacted by healey. this impact and will be not impacted by know over the last few weeks, there's been a reckless and irresponsible and relentless promotion of this information and outright lies about what's going on. it's undermining confidences and people in florida. and incredible rescue and recovery work that has been undertaken. literally, there are, there are thousands of fellow americans are putting their lives at stake and putting on the line to do the day just work it needs to be done. and it's harmful to those who most need to help. quite frankly, these lies are on america. and there are simply no place for them. not now, not ever. for our president, trump is lead this on spot of lies. assertions have been made. the properties be confiscated. simply that true or shame people impacted by the storm, who received $750.00 in cash. and no more. that is simp

this is dw news live from berlin, a powerful hurricane strikes the us, gulf coast. hurricane milton makes lands fall in florida as waters from the gulf of mexico surge of shore and tornadoes. ripped through communities, farther inland, millions have sought shelter after being ordered to evacuate. also coming up, president biden slams. what he calls in the onslaught of lies spread by donald trump and his supporters about to disaster. including a claim that the government is manipulating the weather. the .

here's what he had to say this is a whole of government effort from state and local to fema, to us coast guard army corps of engineers the energy department, environmental protection agency department of defense, just to name a few famer, has delivered 1.2 million meals over 300,000 liters of water 2 million gallons of fuel. >> and so far, we've solved 100 satellite terminals to restore communications and impacted areas president's visit here was the bipartisan nature of its several republican officials from the state of florida accompany the president on his tour and spoke afterwards, including the mayor of st. pete beach adrian patrol the chair of pinellas county, kathleen peters, senator rick scott, who's republican and anna paulina luna, a republican congresswoman from florida. >> all of them accompany the president. they all we'll have praise for the president. he spoke well of them. interestingly, governor ron desantis did not accompany the president and the president said he did not speak to governor desantis hey but the president has praised governor desantis in recent days for b

. >> and i'm so glad i'm actually able to talk about it us coast guard air station miami rescue this clinging to a cooler roughly 30 miles off longboat key the man was taking the table general hospital for care in st. lucie county. >> the search for victims is still ongoing after multiple tornado spun up in a 20 minute span, were going through the rubble trying to rescue as many people as we can. and we were actively searching and trying to save lives right now over and over again. first responders answered hundreds of calls. >> it about you're right. >> it's one of florida's worst hurricane pains ravaged in already battered state mapper never have. >> i experienced damage or the amount of tornadoes that came through this area. >> and it was the most frightening thing i've ever lived through ryan young, cnn, atlanta thanks, to ryan young. thanks to you all for joining me today. i'm alex marquardt, cnn newsroom with jessica dean starts in just a moment we look at the news of the weekend as questions like, what does a comedy show doing on cnn too much but i want donald now, can you sli

after days of preparations and evacuations, hurricane milton is heading hard on the us gulf coast, wind gusts, over 200 kilometers an hour and heavy rain have knocked out power to more than $2000000.00 people. authorities are now pricing for a massive storm surge as the hurricane federals through florida. also coming up president but slams what he calls and on slotted lies spread by donald trump and his supporters about the disaster. including a claim that the government is manipulating the weather. and the leaders of the us and israel discuss.

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this is dw news, live from berlin, a powerful hurricane strikes the us, gulf coast, hurricane milton and makes land fall in florida as waters from the gulf of mexico search shore, and tornadoes ripped through communities farther inland. millions have such shelter after being ordered to evacuate. also coming up the leaders of the us and israel discussed israel's plans to retaliate for it runs missile attack. these really defense minister delmont warrants retaliation will be re full, precise and.

berlin, after days of preparations and evacuations. hurricane milton is heading hard upon the us gulf coast, wind gusts, over 200 kilometers an hour of heavy rain. if not the power to more than 2000000 people. authorities are now bracing for a massive storm surge as the hurricane barrels through florida. also coming up, president biden slams what he calls and onslaught of lies spread by donald trump. and his supporters about the disaster, including a claim that the government is manipulating the weather. plus.

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the us gulf coast is preparing for a dangerous storm, as category five hurricane milton makes it way coast as people prepare to evacuate. the national hurricane center says milton has winds up to 180 miles per hour or 285 kilometres per hour and that the pressue in the eye of the storm has fallen to a near—record low. the lower the pressure, the stronger the storm. the storm is expected to make landfall wednesday night or early thursday morning and could be the worst storm for parts of florida in over a century. millions are under evacuation orders. felecia bowser — meteorologist—in—charge at the national weather service in tallahassee, florida — has told the bbc what people in the storm's path should look out for as they prepare for landfall. people should not focus on the centre of the storm. impacts can occur well away, hundreds of miles away from the centre of the storm. so of course, there will be some wind impacts that'll have a powerful punch with it, so people need to prepare for the wind. rainfall is also something people will have to prepare for — not only from the sky, but

berlin after days of preparation, send it back to ations. hurricane milton is heading hard on the us gulf coast, wind gusts, over 200 kilometers an hour and heavy rain and knocked out power to more than 2000000 people. authorities and now bracing for a massive storm serv. cuz the hurricane barrels through florida. also coming up, president biden slams what he calls and fonts, lots of lives spread by donald trump. and his supporters about the disaster, including a claim that the government is manipulating the weather. plus for journalists covering the conflicts and gaza and 11 on the.

the us golf coast is preparing for another intense storm, as hurricane milton makes it way to floridaate. we're looking at pictures showing just how enormous it's become over the past 24 hours. the national hurricane centre says milton has winds up to 175mph. the storm is expected to make landfall wednesday night or early thursday morning. here, we're looking at at the precipitation forecast — i've been speaking with felecia bowser — meteorologist—in—charge at the national weather service in tallahassee, florida. she's been discussing what people in the storms path should look out for as they prepare for landfall. people should not focus on the centre of the storm. impacts can occur while away, hundreds of miles away from the centre of miles away from the centre of the storm. so of course, there will be some wind impacts that'll have a powerful punch with it, so people need to prepare for the wind. rainfall is also something people will have to prepare for — not only from the sky, but also from below in the form of storm surge, especially on the coast. people need to be aware of quick

dockworkers from maine to texas begin an indefinite strike on the us east coast, with huge implicationsction. also coming up — a thumbs down from the markets forjapan's new prime minister. why aren't investors convinced about his economic vision? plus trading blows. 100 per cent tariffs on chinese evs come into force in canada. we hear from the country's trade minister on the reasons behind the move. and what would you do with a spare 25 billion euros? that's question facing ireland's finance chief — after a huge tax windfall from tech firms. welcome to business today. we will talk about the tax revenue windfall for ireland in just a minute. we start in the us — where in the last few hours— tens of thousands of port workers all along the eastern seaboard have walked out on strike. this was the scene overnight in newjersey. the strike began at midight eastern time after last ditch talks between the port workers union and the shipping industry represented by the us maritime alliance — failed to reach an agreement on a new contract. the industrial action — the first on this scale in nearly