all catarina novak of our ones is lower power bills as soon as possible. steadfast and al jazeera brock israeli forces have been deployed near the illegal settlements of chart, a showman on in the occupied west. bank of the soldier was shot dead on tuesday. the palestinian armed group lyons den has claimed responsibility for the attack. is a 2nd thought attack on israeli forces in recent days. and silent grieving relatives have attended the cremation of some $37.00 victims of gun and knife attacks that began at a daycare center shed ceremony markson in to 3 days. the funeral rights majority of the victims with children aged between 2 and 5 years old. the attack last thursday was one of the deadliest in thailand history. so, head on out is there a maritime border deal between lebanon, israel that paves away the vital gas exploration. and we speech the colombian team, competing at the st. child world, come in ah, anticipation is rising and so is the atmosphere. are you ready with sponsored my cattle aways? hello. the weather set fair across much of china now it's dry to into the korean pe

you managed to agree on is to cause energy consumption by 15 percent, like other european cities. brock has decided to stop illuminating some of its famous monuments, but everyone agrees more far reaching measures needed. and especially in the east and the south of europe, there's a real push for a price gap on gas. the countries are discussing the forms a price gap could take someone a maximum price to be set for all gas. but a compromise could be in the work how to remit in favor of the gas on the electricity prices we sold. and this is extremely important pushing up the consumption. so we have to find solution, which is basically which works, which will the collision, the features, the prices, but on the other side we stick. so the commitment, we have to reduce the cost consumption. because in the case of c, we are into derek. the can be a lack of gas, whatever the answers the you comes up with, all the back of our ones is lower power bills as soon as possible, steadfast and al jazeera brock still heads on out. is there an maritime buddha deal is we lebanon in israel? that pays the w

sam brock is there for us. >> reporter: eight days in, and the havoc wreaked by hurricane ian is still hard to comprehend. sheriff's deputies canvassing this trailer park in lee county with mailboxes but no residents. >> what we need is some kind of housing, temporary. >> reporter: the death toll now sits at more than 130, the highest from any florida storm since 1935 more than five times the u.s. death toll from hurricane andrew, a category 5 30 years ago. ian's rapid storm intensification, residents remaining behind, and a massive population growth in southwest florida all likely playing a role 49-year-old liz maguire was among those lost >> there is going to be a huge hole. >> reporter: her mom susan says she was a foundation of love for her family has it sunk in yet >> yes we're sitting here in her house, and she'll never be here again i'm looking at her things. yeah, it's sunk in. >> reporter: liz was a mother and a grandmother. >> she just enjoyed everything. >> reporter: she suffered a medical emergency during the storm and called for help, but first responders couldn't reach he

. >> at 44 years old, health and wellness journalist and yoga teacher, sharon brock found out she had stage 2 cancer during a regular checkup with her obgyn right after diagnosis was shock and disbelief. this could never happen to me. i'm a healthy person. this doesn't make any sense. and then after that was the anxiety, the fear of death was. was an experience. i've never it was an emotion and never felt before. brock had to undergo chemotherapy and says she also year of her life in that fight but gain significant insight into the struggle. she turned her pain into purpose by doing what she knows how to do best right. her book titled the levee method, mindfulness, meditation for cancer breaks down the acronym that helped her get through it. el for labeling the emotion for observing it. the for valuing the emotion e for embracing it. and the which means coming to terms with the reality that she was facing mortality for the first time in such a scary way. when i reduced my suffering in my resistance to my cancer diagnosis and i was, you know, able to accept it and work with it. my suff

brock believes the mindful practices helped her physical health in a positive way. as for side effects after chemo became less aggressive each time. was looking to reduce their risk, it is better to cut down on alcohol and maintain a healthy weight which are 2 well established risk factors. >> so again, this is just a really good reminder for all of us to get checked, especially if you had a mom who's had cancer, you're more likely to get it. so i myself have recently learned that i have to get checked after the age of 35 every 6 months. so stay on top of those doctors visit l a good advice. you know, we work with you over the years and we had no idea about your mom. we've met your mom. so she had stage and she went through chemo and it's. >> well, luckily she found it early enough that we didn't have to go through chemo and there was a quicker fix. they took it out through surgery and shortly after she did stood radiation externally. >> but they're just different methods. and another question is, what is your insurance cover? so that's another topic for a later dis

brock believes the mindful practices helped her physical health in a positive way. as for side effects after chemo became less aggressive each time. this is just a good reminder to be mindful of your health and stay on top of those doctors visits. >> and if you are looking to reduce your risk of cancer, it is better to cut down on alcohol and maintain a healthy weight which are 2 well established risk factors in the studio. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you. ella. >> and still ahead tonight at 10, the search for a thief after a brazen carjacking in the north bay is caught on camera. a california high school football team sidelined for the rest of the season. what they were caught doing in the locker room. >> that for school officials to cancel their game last. the rams linebacker jumps in to help security stopped a fan during tonight's 49 ers. game by the protest was praying. >> pink smoke. >> take a look at this. a man is caught on camera attacking a driver of a truck and dragging him out of the vehicle. santa rosa police say this was a carjacking. it happene

like other european cities. brock has decided to stop illuminating some of its famous monuments. but everyone agrees more far reaching measures are needed, and especially in the east and the south of europe, there's a real push for a price gap on gas. the countries are discussing the forms a price cap could take some want a maximum price to be set for all gas. but a compromise could be in the works. we definitely need to at least a decouple of the price of gas from the pros. electrical energy produced from gas, or that is something that can be done pretty quickly. we have this experience from spain and portugal that have done so our so with liberal fine tuna inc. i think we can do that quickly enough. that there are still countries like germany who don't agree with this. of course it is an expensive thing to do, but at the same time. now discussion as well should be fine. is this the coupling, or should we keep financing the energy cost for people? and as far as small, medium says companies for every, whatever the answers the you comes up with. all catarina novak of our ones is l

like other european cities . brock has decided to stop illuminating some of its famous monuments. but everyone agrees more far reaching measures are needed, and especially in the east and the south of europe, there's a real push for a price gap on gas. the countries are discussing the forms of price cap, could take some want a maximum price to be set for all gas. but a compromise could be in the works. we how to remove ah dogma in pixels. the garzo malik tricity prizes result, and this is extremely important pushing up the consumption. so we have to find solution which is basically which works, which will be collision that visit the prices. but on the other side, we stick to the commitment, we have to reduce the cost consumption because in the case of c, we are into the can be a lack of gas. whatever the answer is the you comes up with all got to read. i know voc of our ones is lower power bills as soon as possible. steadfast and al jazeera brock to haiti. now at least one person has been killed during protest. a ton violet. the prime minister has also a foreign support. but prote

all katerina novak of our ones is lower power bills as soon as possible, steadfast and al jazeera brock. the russian security service says 8 people have been arrested over last week. explosion which damaged crimea. as courts bridge 5 russians and 3 ukrainian and armenian citizens have been detained. russia's federal security services, the blast was organized by ukraine's military intelligence service. however, keith has not officially said whether it was involved. the explosion destroyed a section of the bridge, lynx, crimea, to the russian mainland. a number of blast, several ports of the been heard in the russian occupied ukrainian city of military ball. russian media is reporting that air defense systems were launched. a device is also believes to have exploded near the city. central market municipal was one of the 1st cities before the russian forces. after the launch, their invasion of ukraine and february, ukraine's energy minister says russian missiles have hit around 30 percent of the countries energy infrastructure. around $300.00 areas were knocked off the grid following the r

brock believes the mindful practices helped her physical health in a positive way.ffects after chemo became less aggressive each time. that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. >> 6.41 is the time and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the nfl is changing their concussion protocol after a frightening injury to miami dolphins player who suffered a head injury well, 2 in just a span of one week. and after the break, it may be a new water year, but the drought appears to be sticking around. we'll tell you what meteorologists are warning us about these dry conditions. >> and we've been talking a major delay with far this morning because of an issue in the transbay, too. so if you're traveling to the sfo daily, millbrae or east bay direction, look at major issues there. keep that so sweet, so crispy. nobody makes breakfast as good as wendy's new homestyle french toast sticks. nobody? no. no... - keep talking... - i... i should... i can't hear you. i should probably stop... choose wisely. choose wendy's new homestyle french toast sticks. >> coming up on 6.45 and fle

brock data bottles people took away from daunin mezhvolya think that the yanas were more reasonable for us architecture whole lands of knowledge of the minavit on this move x, and we can understand it. costume holy feast skhatki about the church near mstislav date back to 1.614, at that time the king of the redsha commonwealth zhigimon the third gave permission for the budovnits valya zamkova choir draullianaha. in farnach, a bonfire, the church is an agulno-prokhodsky temple, which lies with all the passers-by, and not the monastery. that's how many at 1.637, at the fire, the tormanakhs of one know the lower organs of the lower organs of the tahudshasu carmelite church, frightening, the title of farnach, and the stone carmelites have the highest pen. uh yanas are not tied down to a regular layout. which was adopted with e in the russian empire and this part the russian empire, then guilty was to accept the program. the redevelopment of the city is regular and therefore all the temples of ikea were served at the eighteenth salon nfc are tied to a regular layout, our temple is not tied t

and what you can see is that the crowd size is remarkably different. brock obama had a vastly larger crowd. so we knew that he was lying to the american public. and so why are they telling people that because they wanted to shape their perceptions of what was actually happening me. a political polling firm surveyed a 1000 people in an attempt to identify those who may have believed this fake news . and those who faced with the evidence continued to believe it. when critical scientists have looked at how people saw these crowd sizes for donald trump versus brock obama, they found that about 15 percent of trump supporters got it wrong. they saw this much smaller crowd is larger. and so what it suggests is that trump, voters are expressing beliefs that don't match reality in, according to this researcher and cognitive psychology, this phenomenon is linked to the emotions that support people's political beliefs. we developed a theory about what we call the partisan brain, and that's how identities shape our beliefs, why people are led to believe misinformation live propaganda. so what mi

its first successful raises and then by a syndicate headed by a fascinating man named richard ken brocked the race in new orleans and was a flamboyant entrepreneur and had been kicked out of west point. he had gone down the river as a riverboat gambler and made a fortune then bought the race track and then bought lexington. presidents came to watch the raises and it was a huge celebration then he sold the horse to kentucky for an earlier who had interested in scottish estates such as the livestock establishment and that was where lexington stood to such great success. he had a long life and was cared for which was a good thing. geraldine brooks won the pulitzer prize for her book in 2006. new jersey, please go ahead wih your question or comment. i am just wondering what really made you want to write this booa in the first place, i am an avid reader. we will leave it there and get anh, answer. >> i wanted to write this book because most young girls become horse crazy at five or 15. i did at 50 and i don't recommend taking out writing at 50 but that's what happened to me. i had an experie

residents there are working hard to rebuild here's nbc's sam brock >> reporter: just about any street on fort myers beach reveals the depth of devastation. >> really it's unimaginable. pictures don't do it justice. >> reporter: there are still vacant lots, cars tilted, boats sticking out of streets. >> half sinking, half don't know what's going on and the other half we can see. >> reporter: 140 are confirmed dead but at least five people are still missing including debby hurst who was living on the boat in the marina. >> this not knowing is killing us. >> we recently spoke to his daughter, shannon. >> dead or alive, i don't care >> despite tangible pain, there is hope. >> the strength of this community, nobody can under estimate what we're going to be able to do. >> reporter: the mayor of sanibel island showing us some of the work already underway. >> we are basically tasked to rebuild a city the level of destruction is not singularly focused in one location it covers the entire island. >> reporter: officials say efforts to repair the sanibel causeway defy options. a long-term solutio

all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nations who are the slave americans, brock, obama, and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this. danger is boy man that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy. so some of it on your own, i english v i n b i not felicia adult in zebulon and tablet. block, nato said it's ours. we moved east. the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous. is it the law? the sovereignty of all the countries? the exceptionalism that america uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nato disbanded shareholders in united states and elsewhere in lodge obs companies would lose millions and millions or is business and business is good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion and the but i will let her know because i'm with mom, but again the la yes. you can get on the notice let's call the back, but i put in the

i want to go back to sam brock who is in fort mers beach.h dasha burns in florida. >> reporter: no doubt, jose. the president has seen some pretty sobering images from the aftermath of disasters before. what he's walking into now are communities that have literally been erased. as you drive down the roads, you'll see things jutting out of the ground. the foundations are just air-conditioning units and nothing else, piles of debryce. as you're look at that aerial, there are 3,500 homes on fort myers beach. almost all of them were either damaged or destroyed. when you hear about the fact search and rescue is ongoing, 79,000 structures, think about that for a second. 80,000 homes or businesses times however many people, that's how many of those properties that search and rescue crew hs to go into to check to see if everyone is okay. the power lines are down. that's been a major issue right now. as we talk about the president's visit here, he's meeting with governor ron desantis. so many people still have no power. more than 300,000 customers so

brock hello everyone. my name is khan. i came to belarus from pakistan. will survive and work in belarus . i came from pakistan in 1995. i finished school there, then college, then i wanted to get a higher education for this, my older brother suggested that i go to belarus when i arrived in minsk it was not for me. this is an unusual country, because we have pakistan is always very bright and there are a lot of people and the streets are packed with people. and when i arrived here in minsk, there is silence, calmness, uh, and the weather is very good. e that you can take a walk, when i come, i did n’t even imagine what kind of side where i was, i knew that it would be snow here. it will be cold , uh, another view. i don’t know how, because then, for example, there was no internet. this year it wasn't. here are the social networks that could be consulted , but i arrived that you can learn how to live here and, uh, get a good education, when i came to belarus naturally for me it was, uh, a new country new acquaintances new people the first year when i studi

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sam brock is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight a gut-wrenching look at fort myers beach from the ground level for the first time since hurricane ian made landfall >> no structure on this island has gone unscathed. >> reporter: our cameras the first to tour what's now just frames of homes. unrecognizable lots with nothing left except air-conditioning units, toilets, and rubble the international association of firefighters president edward kelly leading us through the wreckage >> this island was devastated >> reporter: he says there are ten search and rescue units on the ground, comprised of hundreds of firefighters >> search and rescue [ knocking ] >> reporter: searching 3,500 properties just in fort myers beach. how long do you think that's going to go on for? >> it's a common question and a lot of people want to know a time frame. and unfortunately time frames are very dynamic. they're fluid. >> reporter: as you look at the thousands of properties on fort myers island, they basically run the gamut from homes that look like they're pretty much still standing to piles of rubble that have

here's nbc's sam brock. >> reporter: for families looking to save, there used to be a flowing feast ofyour own pi -- >> we'll tip you $3 to use on your next order. >> reporter: to dollar-based deals. >> buy one favorite like a quarter pounder and get another just for a buck. >> reporter: but now some of those deals are drying up. with fast food prices on the rise due to inflation and many customers taking notice. >> i'm paying $8 for a burrito bowl when i paid somewhere close to like almost 11. >> reporter: have you noticed a change, leo, in terms of how much you're paying >> yes of course. the prices have gone up ridiculous. >> reporter: how much depends on the company and franchises what is clear is businesses have had to adjust the prices they charge with food and fuel costs jumping at least 8 or 9% due to inflation. >> we're definitely seeing push back between lower and middle income consumers as price hikes have been across the board starting to see more and more customers trade out and trade down to convenience stores, dollar stores and other channels. >> reporter: chipotle has i

mm americans. brock, obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism, which i think it means living to a higher moral ideal based on democracy and freedom and human rights. and that's just simply untrue. so the exceptionalism in one regard, claims to be a license to do anything without fear of repercussions. it's also an indicator to the world that the exception was on the american uses. and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the, to the populations of different nations. ah, methods of warfare are becoming increasingly sophisticated. new tactics have arrived to replace the colonial conquests of the past. no, j. j pseudo be sure to mentor down, you better g, gospel that to me, the economics name is on bush on that domain. yes. so it goes on, is that why the most do not dom yes, because i know you're supposed change. your local are co via how was supposed to be more different g e, then it says eastern europe with change swaby and ski go downstream jungle years. continue with the all old people in your is donny, so he please consult fee mine t

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joining us now live from fort myers beach is nbc news correspondent sam brock.y? >> reporter: devastating, still, willie, half the deaths so far, 106 confirmed deaths are hero in lee county in fort myers beach, 3,500 structures, all of them for the most part damaged or destroyed, complicating the ongoing search and rescue efforts as folks have to peel away the rubble. boats jumbled like toys, more evidence as to why so many are asking whether those evacuation orders came early enough. in between the sparsely populated homes on fort myers beach are rows and rows of ripped up lots. some wiped clean of any trace of life. >> to the rescue. it's the first ground level look at this island that took some of the worst that ian had to offer. the destructive hurricane claiming more than 100 lives, half here in lee county. on monday, search and rescue crews let us follow their frantic search for survivors and victims. >> where does this rank for you, is this comparable to a katrina? >> absolutely. >> more than a thousand people taking part in a massive rescue effort. >> th

sure enough, four years later, they came back and elected brock obama. have to keep the long game in mind at all times. the other thing that i think is that the democratic party has always been a hodgepodge of interests that sometimes it doesn't know what it is, what it stands for, or stands -- >> what would he say about the era we are in now? would it even be imaginable to him that there could've been $1 trump presidency? >> he hated it when gingrich came to congress and won the speakership and began sending those acolytes over to the senate. it changed what had been a cooperative superior body into a snake pit like the house of representatives. it was not ted kennedy's happiest time in office. he persevered, he fought for immigration reform when no one else want to do it. he got people like mccain, lindsey graham, san brown back on his side. it was rush limbaugh, they without the base against then foreigners. the first anti-immigration effort by the far-right. he was defeated. he was ready to come back again, he was going to do it again. he was biding

nbc news correspondent sam brock has the latest. >> reporter: gut wrenching look at ft. myers beach on the ground level for first time since hurricane ian made land fall. >> no structure on the town is still here. >> reporter: just frames of homes, unrecognizable lots with nothing left except air conditioning units, toilets, and rubble. the international association of firefighters president edward kelly leading us through the wreckage. >> this island was devastated. >> he said there are ten search and rescue units on the ground compromised of hundreds of firefighters. >> search and rescue. >> searching 3,500 properties just in ft. myers beach. >> how long do you think that will go on? >> that's a common question. a lot of people want to know time frame. unfortunately, time frames are dynamic, they're fluid. >> reporter: as you look at the thousands of properties on the ft. myers island, they run from homes that look like they're still standing to piles of rubble that have to be sifted through layer by layer to other properties that look structurally unsafe. and all of t

for the news, i'm sam brock. >>> against unionization that's what topping cnbc "on the money.oday more than 900 amazon employees eligible to vote it turns out the turnout was 70% with the labor union losing by a 2-wurnd margin unions have prevailed in only one of them. >>> netflix crushing third quarter earnings, adding 2.4 million netflix subscribers. that snaps a streak of subscriber losses this year. netflix surging in after-hours trading, up 14%. >>> and rolls-royce unveiling its first electric vehicle, and they're calling it specter, and it's a behemoth. total weight nearly 6700 pounds, including 1500 pounds of sound-deadening insulation the company reports spect errols from zero to 60 in 4.4 seconds and will get about 260 miles on a single charge. the cost also massive. more than $400,000 the company reports delivery starts next year >>> on wall street, strong corporate earnings driving stocks for the second day in a row. dow up 338 s&p up 42. nasdaq up 97m shepard smith on i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >> what i'm a

here is nbc's sam brock. >> reporter: for families looking to save, there used torg be a flowing feastf options, from credit for grabbing your own pie -- >> we'll tip you $3 to use on your next order. >> reporter: to dollar-based deals, especially for app orders >> buy one favorite like a quarter pounder and get another for just a buck. >> reporter: but now some of those deals are drying up, with fast food prices on the rise due to inflation, and many customers taking notice. >> i'm paying $8 for a burrito bowl i paid somewhere close to almost 11 >> reporter: have you noticed a change, leo, when you go to fast food restaurants in terms of how much you're paying >> yes, of course. prices have gone up ridiculous. >> reporter: how much varies not only by the company, but could even change based on individual franchises what is clear is businesses have had to adjust the prices they charge with food and fuel costs jumping at least 8% or 9% due to inflation. >> i think we're definitely seeing pushback among lower and middle income consumers. price hike across the board in quick service resta

sam brock is joining us now.ened here, and what is the team saying about the allegation? >> so aaron, you look at the tweet. it's not 140 characters. it's a series of paragraphs that extensively lays out what the accuser's accusations are, and it's predatory. she describes a culture of misogny. with she was just a minor in high school she had an interaction with ian cole that he knew she was a minor in high school. she said in this tweet, i didn't realize at the time that being pressured into sex is tantamount to sexual abuse, but this kept happening over and over fen. she describes it as grooming and that this went on for a series of years. the tampa bay lightning organization says they are cooperating with any investigation and right now they are in the process of suspending ian cole pending that investigation. what's now clear is whether or not the team is conducting it, the league is conducting it or a law enforcement agency. >> at this point, sam, any sort of response from ian cole to these accusations? >> t

with the rescue, here is nbc's sam brock. >> reporter: an unbelievable rescue in shark infested watersed in the gulf of mexico while fending off a swarm of sharks. >> they had multiple lacerations on their hand. almost down to the bone. >> reporter: the three fishermen had been float manage the water for 28 hours >> clear the vessel. >> reporter: one man found drifting, hoisted in the air, assisted by a rescue swimmer the other two,nearly half a mile away, clinging to a cooler as rescuers saw as many as four sharks circling nearby the men set out from venice, louisiana saturday morning, but never returned home. for hours, coast guard teams searched the massive area by air and sea, and then around noon sunday, a miraculous stroke of luck one of the men somehow able to get cell phone service briefly, sending a rough google maps location. >> he told me he had 2% battery, and he fired off that text message. >> reporter: with no coordinates, the rescuers managing to track them down any way. >> using kind of geo location and/orient ourselves to the map and some of the contours from google ma

myers beach is nbc news correspondent sam brock. sam? >> reporter: good morning. historical precedent is hard to digest. you're looking at 130-plus people who have lost their lives. you have to go back to 1935 to find a hurricane that struck florida with a death toll that was that high or higher. then it was over 400 people. i'm standing in the street in ft. myers beach. you see these piles of debris up to eight feet high. there is a car underneath that, just to give you some perspective. we spoke recently with a mother, a heartbroken mother, who talked about the last conversation that she had with her daughter, one of the victims in this unthinkable tragedy. with emergency responders still scouring devastated neighborhoods, one familiar question keeps surfacing from those who have lost everything. >> tell me where to go, what to do. >> reporter: those now homeless because of hurricane ian, worrying about their next steps. as other families cope with houses that may still be stand bug are missing something even more precious that can never be replaced. what happen

the university was in the national spotlight, committed by former student brock turner. > >> and tonight the bay area isnt area isn't smelling too sweet as we report residents and business owners are raising a stink over the odor hanging around their community. >> what does it smell like? >> an outhouse. >> rotten eggs, but with a cheml a chemical smell attached to it. it. >> pungent, sulfur smell. just really unpleasant and it hits you immediately. >> reporter: this is not the sml the small town welcome people it in crockett want to project to the rest of bay area, but something is projecting. >> there isn't any foot trafficn foot traffic on the street. >> reporter: hydrogen sulphide s sulphide is coming from a nearbr nearby wastewater treatment plant at the refinery. the county issued a health advisory friday, and has been monitoring the air. exposure can cause headaches and nausea, though doctors say at low levels the gas isn't dangerous. not much is known about long-term exposure though. >> obviously we recognize that s that this has been going on forl for several weeks now. and so w