i want to kick that off with my friend brock pierce.ery big into bitcoin, some alternative investments, very able entrepreneur. he ran for president as an independent candidate back in 2020 and i was thinking of you, brock, when i was thinking of the president, he intends to run, craziness with the republicans, whether donald trump could be the nominee, indictments notwithstanding, it could be an opening for a third party candidate. i think of no labels party building steam in arizona, elsewhere. are you interested in signing up for another run? >> i'm paying very close attention. i was in austin, texas, last week for the international convention which is a big tent, bringing people together from all sort of ideologies and backgrounds as i like to say, all the colors of the rainbow and we're having those conversations. i'm paying close attention. as you may have seen robert kennedy, rfk, jr., announced his run for president on the democratic ticket five days ago. i think the indictment and arraignment of trump have given himself tremend

my apologies for interrupting you, brock.od to see you as always, thank you. >>> i do want to once again show you these live pictures as we're watching president trump's motorcade. he's on the fdr, we believe he's headed back to laguardia airport. he's going to be the departing immediately. i want to bring back in lydia hu who is outside of manhattan court. lydia, so we, we didn't hear from president trump. i'm still wondering about the gag order situation. we're still trying to figure that out. but also, ooh the, i'm curious what the scene is now that he didn't -- did anybody see him? did you see him when he left the courtroom or kid you just see the motorcade? >> reporter: no, cheryl, or we did not see the motorcade. we are standing directly in front of the main entrance to the courthouse, and he exited out of a side door and zipped away heading north, presumably definitely away from the courthouse, perhaps if back home or to that guard ya airport, as you said -- laguardia airport, to return to florida. there are still many

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you know, there was another great journalist, a time, a guy named peter brock, formerly with the new york times who tried to do honest reporting from, from of boston. and i think also in kosovo as well. and that was just basically sideline is the same kind of thing we've been seeing in every one of these episodes that if you're ever coming out of your christie christiane amanpour and you're coming out with something that fits the narrative, not because you're, you're mine was influenced by the circumstances, but because you were there as a propagandist for the narrative he sell a war and that's what these people do. and if you go there and say, hey, that's not true, this should really happen. here's what the real facts are. you're not going to get any pull at surprises. nobody's going to make a movie about you're going to be sideline, vilified, being accused of being a potent apologise for assad, apologized or a mary losolsi apologise, because that's not what the board wants with the board wants. is america and services propaganda interests you? what you are a pressed to to you work

joining he me is the bitcoin foundation chairman, brock pierce. brock, it's great to see you.works of a regulatory environment here. what can you tell tell us in terms of what's changed in this market? >> i mean, the big thing here was s.e.c. chair gary gensler did a five hour testimony in congress, obviously a good thing that these conversations are happening. it's been many years. andless been a lot of regulatory am bambiguity. in this testimony we saw more of it is, is cryptocurrency a commodity, a security, a currency, what is it and the reality is, it's a technology. it's a new data database, a new framework. we have to look at each on a case by case basis. the ambiguity has made it difficult for business bees to operate. the ceo of coin base said if they don't get claire he at this possible they'll move out of the united states. i think it's important that america stays in a leadership position regarding this technology going forward. maria: of course. you've got the communist chinese trying to overtake the u.s. look, i want to get your take on what's coming out of washi

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sam brock, nbc news. >>> still ahead, running for their lives.he terrifying mass shooting on a south carolina beach during a high school senior skip day >>> also, driving up speed limits the new push to raise speed limits across the country. hohow fast is s too fast >>> we're back with the chaos on a south carolina beach when gunshots violently disrupted a high school tradition. listen closely six people were shot and injured yesterday. most of the victims, teenagers who were out of school on a senior skip day in isle of palms. no one was killed, but look at this right after someone started firing the shots, crowds of people started running for their lives. police recovered guns at the beach and made several arrests. the investigation is ongoing. >>> now to the states across the country moving to raise their speed limits but does this need for speed increase the risk of accidents? jesse kirsch drives into the debate >> reporter: from new york to tennessee and beyond, tonight, multiple states considering a jump in speed limits in north carolina, s

we've seen so far is only a preview of what's to come, with a gigantic mass heading that way our sam brock went out with researchers to find out why there's so much of it. >> reporter: it's just after daybreak. >> permission to come aboard. >> come aboard. >> reporter: and researchers from the sea education association and eckert college are leaving this south florida marina on a critical mission, to search for the giant masses of seaweed multiplying at record-breaking levels, barreling right for florida's beaches. as we head to sea, we start to see clumps of it the team wants to scoop up some of this latest wave, called stargassum, they're so large they're visible by satellite and twice the width of the continental u.s. >> what are you trying to accomplish by coming out here >> we're trying to understand why these blooms are occurring in the first place we think it has something to do with the fact that not all stargassum is the same. >> reporter: the seaweed is already invading hot spots, from the keys to miami beach, creating an increasingly ugly and nasty-smelling mess >> what we've al

it's something i want to prove to myself, not nobody else. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news. >> what a great comeback >>> when we come back, the sport super fan putting a bold, new twist on some of the world's most famous wororks of art.t. >>> finally tonight, the creative force finding stunning parallels between sport and fine art harry smith reports on when sports imitates art. >> reporter: lj rader is a superfan. we're outside one of his two favorite places in new york so on a given day, would you rather be watching the knicks at madison square garden or in the met, metropolitan museum of art? >> if you asked me that any of the last 20 years, i'd say in the met. but this season i think -- i think the knicks actually have a chance. >> reporter: rader's passion for sports and love of art is not a contradiction. it is his avocation. at art but make it sports, he's posted scores of comparative images he matches great sports photographs with paintings he knows, and he knows a lot. the result is mesmerizing. it feels to me like you're kind of a bridge builder have you found that in term

questions about the legendary golfer's future and how much longer he'll stay in the game here is sam brock. >> reporter: for years, tiger woods' swing and smile have been synonymous with the masters, but tonight major questions about the golfer's career. >> the walk is getting tougher by the second for the five-time champion. >> reporter: after woods hobbled down the fairway saturday and winced just to grab a club in stormy weather. >> that is not easy to see. it is a real struggle right now for him to even walk, billy >> reporter: then today the tweet from tiger's twitter account. i am disappointed to have to withdraw this morning due to re-aggravating my plantar fasciitis. many wondering what's next for golf's greatest draw. >> what we saw on saturday was a tiger woods that was having trouble moving these are, you know, 155 feet of elevation changes here at augusta national very, very difficult i think even for a healthy player. >> reporter: earlier in the week, woods was asked directly about his future on tour. >> does it ever cross your mind this could be the last time >> yes, it has >

brock, thanks. guest: the points he is making is something like marjorie taylor greene is saying to my where we addressing what is happening outside the u.s. when we need to fix what is happening in the u.s.? we are hearing this. there are lawmakers trying to address this. i mentioned the house freedom caucus. they are the ones about want work requirements for social spending. they are also really fighting for cutting taxes. they are the ones fighting for the spending problems, addressing the spending problems in congress. but there was a case to be made earlier this year when mccarthy took the speakership, he wanted a budget, he wanted a balanced-budget. he want to negotiations with democrats on this. so, we do not know where that landed. but he has been asking for a budget. every week, they are asking, where is the budget? when should we expect this? host: he insists on keeping those things separate, so what is the justification on his part? guest: we have to move on the debt ceiling, that is his

sam brock has the story. >> reporter: on college basketball's biggest stage, 64 teams start, but tonightfour are still dancing. >> work it out, coach larranaga. work it out. >> hey >> reporter: the miami hurricanes haven't been to a final four until now, but head coach jim larranaga has, who at 73 would be the oldest ever to win a title. would this be the crowning achievement of your career >> oh, of course. any coach that wins a national championship, that has to be now if you win multiple ones, that's a whole different story, but, yeah, that would be the cherry on top of t the sundae.e. >> repeporter: so o what arare the oddsds that thisis scenario also sounds pretty sweet to the cinderella fau owls based in boca just an hour away, who are also still playing on the other side of the bracket led by cbs sports' coach of the year, dusty may. >> i personally wish fau played on monday night. >> that's priority number one >> one, two, three >> but if it happens to be against miami, so be it >> icing on the cake. >> reporter: both squads boast a certain grit the dallas point guard, nick boyd

s. troops there in the 1st place, was advisement from samantha power to brock obama, when she was on his national security council. that the u. s. needed to go to syria, was that sound advice? should obama have listened to power? no stable advice for obama to listen to samantha power. in fact, for anybody to listen to samantha power, the idea that we were there in syria syria illegally. of course, other both american law and under the un charter to protect the syrian people from, from the assad regime. what, in fact we're talking about supporting a bunch of jihad terrorists against a secular syrian government, is just it just a terrible advice and an inmate by the way, let's not be naive. this was not unintended. we knew very well. we knew as far back as 2012 that supporting these terrorist groups and syria was going to lead to an anti he like isis. this is not a unintended consequence of a bad information or bad judgment. this is an intended outcome by people in washington to create terrorist entities to use as weapons against regimes we're targeting for removal. so the, the idea th

sam brock, nbc news. >>> all right.was groundbreaking win for texassouthern university cheerleaders as they became the first hbcu program to win the ncaa college national championship in the cheer spirit and rally division i it is the first time in the organization's 75-year existence. the lady tigers cheer team scored a 96.1 performance score over niagara university's 85.2 score. other hbcu cheer teams participated and comprised most of the top 20 winning teams at the championship event incredible >> yeah. and ththey g got to party at the bebeach it looked like >>> still to come, indiana jones swings back into action in search of the dial of destiny. >>> and the mario brothers jump tooxffffe sty th a a super r opening weweekend. ♪ yoyour prescriription for.r. staying g right wherere you a. ♪ ♪ your prescscription fofor... ththe blue or r white pilll. ♪ ugh-ststipated.... fefeeling weigighed down by a b backedup gugut" ththe blue or r white pilll. miraralax is dififferent. it works n naturally w with e water r in your b

brock pierce joining us. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. and good friday morning, everybody. thanks thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, april 21st, 7:00 . the chinese foreign minister is claiming today that both sides of the taiwan strait belong to beijing and that it is right for china to uphold its sovereignty. the warning coming hard, saying this. the minister says those who play with fire on taiwan will eventually get themselves burned. meanwhile, taiwan's foreign minister is saying he's preparing for possible conflict with china in 2027. we believe it will be sooner than that as per hour guests on this program. joining me is the former secretary of state and fox news contributor, mike bomb pay you yow. -- mike pompeo. ththank you for being here. >> great to be here, maria. maria: no surprise with the aggressive tone from the chinese foreign minister. i think it was xi jinping during his speech celebrating 100 years of communism when he said anybody who gets in china's way their heads will be

that is a very fundamental thing that brock has been doing for the last 50 years. so capitalize on people's belief in their own ability to change their lives because we believe that even the poorest person has inherent potential and our role is to catalyze that potential so that people can develop themselves and change their own lives. so we don't like to use the word beneficiary in our work. everyone is a program participant and our role is not as a benefactor. it's as a facilitator, right? very quickly on a couple of others, people have economic vulnerabilities. people have social full notabilities. vulnerabilities are -- vulnerabilities. vulnerabilities are multidimensional. the programs, the approaches, the work that we do must be holistic must be integrated, right? there is no single bullet, no silver bullet, there is no single approach that can help lift people out of the worst forms of marginalization and poverty. is women's economic and -- third, very important for us is women's economic and political emancipation. there will be no development, there will b

in southeast florida swamped by more than two feet of rain with many still underwater tonight sam brocks in fort lauderdale sam, what's the situation there right now? >> reporter: lester, good evening the scene right now is there are still neighborhoods flooded. fort lauderdale fire and rescue crews so far have rescued or assisted more than a thousand people as rescue operations are ongoing. after life-altering levels of rainfall, fort lauderdale streets are still filled with parents treading through water and clutching loved ones closely >> i been here 22 years, and it was the first time i see this happen >> reporter: the city counted more than 1,100 people who called for help. >> this is a disaster akin to a hurricane strike. >> i was scared for the family and everything else. >> reporter: luis alvarez says the torrential turn of events ruined two cars and trapped him inside his house for two days cars and t >> water come up the first step, second step, third step, and it kept going halfway. >> reporter: signs of distress everywhere. we are a day and a half removed now from the main e

that the biden government is the 3rd term of brock obama tonight. will profile one byte, an admin official who critic say is responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocent lives. now leading america's top international agency, find out just who we're talking about next. all right, let's get into the m o. me . she's been called the butcher of yemen by thumb during her stead, as b, u. s. and bassett, or to be you when, when she blocked the vote, to investigate human rights violations by the saudis, against the arab world poorest country. she is also known as one of the architects behind the destruction of libya during president obama's time as a key adviser on his national security council. her memoir, the education of an idealist, was roundly lauded by political elite despite the book downplaying her role in both international human rights catastrophes. her previous book from 2002 called a problem from how america and the age of genocide won her a pulitzer prize. and is often cited in academia as a case to be made for military intervention on th

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here is sam brock. >> reporter: tonight, it's a sight few could have even imagined only months ago.n working out with the bills after some of the scariest seconds in professional sports history. >> everybody is around him, and just hope that he is going to be okay. >> reporter: hamlin brought to the brink of death by a hit during a monday night football game in january. >> how y'all doing? >> reporter: now a miraculous development. >> this event was life changing, but it's not the end of my story. so i'm here to announce that i plan on making a comeback to the nfl. >> reporter: the full clearance to play comes a mere 3 1/2 months after hamlin suffered cardiac arrest. bills general manager brandon beane says several specialists gave the green light. >> they're all in agreement. it's not 2-1 or 3-1, anything like that. they're all in lockstep that he is cleared to resume full activities, just like anyone else. >> reporter: we spoke to one cardiologist who did not personally treat hamlin. >> given the fact he has already experienced cardiac arrest once, is there a higher risk of occurr

sam brock, there's sun out today.he sun is out you are looking at multiple neighborhoods, according to the mayor of fort lauderdale, every corner of the city that's been touched by this historic flooding -- they usually see three inches in april. what i'm watching is residents here playing around with drains. the street i'm on. see how that's swirling and it's going into pumps this street that i'm standing on was covered in two to three feet of water this morning when we were outside doing reports now it's almost clear. if you step over this way, look at this street there's all these homes down here there is a solid, what looks like, multiple feet of water just sitting there, pooling, standing a couple of these guys have been out here there's another drain over there. they are playing around with it and can't get it to work you have spot neighborhoods that have residents that haven't been able to get out of their home. or if they have, it was this morning. others are starting to get back to life. 600 plus folks have b

night one of sport's most fabled families has added another amazing chapter to their legacy here's sam brock have their dreams come true >> reporter: -- the hurleys certainly have a strong case. dan hurley, the coach of uconn, just clinched his first title with the hallowed huskies but in this situation, the apple certainly doesn't fall far from the tree dan's father, bob hurley senior, created the roots a long time ago. not only winning 28 high school state titles at st. anthony's in jersey city, but providing and dru refuge for youth grappling with crime and drugs in their community. >> you don't want them falling through the tracks because you didn't give them enough opportunities >> reporter: then, of course, there's former duke point guard bobby hurley, whose prolific career in college once overshadowed his little brother now it's a role reversal >> you said this was one your best moments in sports? >> yes >> why >> because of everything dan and i have been through together as brothers to achieve this is amazing and i'm still happy for hem. >> reporter: the unabashed pride between the h

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it's not just that rolling specifically targeted. former us president george w bush and brock obama, as well as the cia and defense contractor, lockheed martin. the terrorist attacks occurred and june 2017 and central tay wrong in the national parliament building. and the muslim of the country's former supreme leader, 17 people including m. p. 's were killed about 50 other people were wounded. isis immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks. political analyst inter ron university professor say add mohammed mirandi, discuss the significance of the court's ruling with my colleague earlier. there is a long history here because the united states has taken iran to court inside the united states on many occasions. they've even taken the iran to court over 911 if anyone can believe that iran has been regularly punished by a u. s. the u. s. government and us courts. but and the iranian, since they have had assets are frozen in the united states and in europe it's, that's always been a problem. iran doesn't hold us assets. so in immediate future, there really isn't much that can be do

definitely think brock has helped me., i think putting out and showing what six ft quarterbacks can do, regardless of size frame all those things. i think people really need to focus on the intangibles and, uh i think i can control. you know the line of scrimmage. i can control locker room and i really think i can just lead men at the end of the day and i can i can win games and when it comes down to it in the nfl, people want to see that club win games and ultimately want to have an opportunity to do that. i think you can to thank you. thanks for coming in. and by the way, have your mom handle your i g account, and your social media is a natural natural. she is, i would say, you know, maybe she can retire from here and just be your professional social media person. we'll see everyone buddy who's going to be an nfl quarterback, but he has the ktvu connection. thanks brother. thank you i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adul

i tweeted "breaking news: brock turner, swimmer/sexual predator speaking of the rnc."." i thought people would get that it was a joke. people got very upset. a stanford professor waited and said... >> stephen: comedians tweet about brock turner and the rnc "not funny," stanford professor said. did you go to stanford? >> jena: i went to your school. >> stephen: that's it. we run all of our jokes by this guy. >> jena: yeah. i think it was a woman, but whatever. [laughter] it was funny to me the conversation became, comedian tweeted this thing instead of "wow, a critical mass of the country actually believes that it convicted sex offender would be speaking at the rnc" as opposed to just ones that haven't yet been convicted. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: jena, so good to have you here. her new book, "not funny," and it is. it's available now. jena friedman, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: at new york city's finest program that has ever been conceived. the brand-new network cbs sure that you are going to fall in love with.

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and my good friend, brock obama is my good friend. his grandfather was a shoemaker like mine, sailed 5 weeks earlier from the same port, the idea they both sale for a new life and thought their grand showed their great, great grandsons would both be president, i think is really a little bit of irish malarky tomorrow. also revisit county, may i remember the history and hope in the heartbreak, my blue ancestors must have felt leaving their beloved homeland to begin a new lives in america. i sell this not to wax poetic about bygone days. but because of the story of my family's journey and those who left and those who stayed is emblematic of the stories of so many irish and american families, not just irish american families. and these stories are the very heart of what bind ireland american together. they speak to a history defined by our dreams. they speak to a present written by our shared responsibility. and i speak to a future poised for unlimited shared possibilities. so today i'd like to reflect on the enduring strength of the conn

from berlin, dozens killed, and hundreds wounded in heavy fighting ins to don explosions and gunfire brock, the capital cartoon, and other cities as paramilitaries battle the regular army also coming up onto nuclear campaign a celebrate as germany shut down its last 3 nuclear power stations, by the switch off remains highly divisive. in many say the plants should still be operating and in german football league, leaders by om, unique health to a one, all draw by hoffman heim. we'll look at what this means or the title rates. ah, hello monica jones. good to have you with us. a power struggle between sedans, army and paramilitaries, has killed more than 50 people. there is fierce fighting in the capital cartoon, and other areas explosions and heavy gunfire raged in khartoum as civilians took cover. so don's air force urging people to stay indoors as it targets enemy positions the power military say they have taken well with the airport and presidential palace a claim, the army denies office to say that force is control all strategic locations on these are gonna put up we are now in the armor

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my good friend, brock obama, is my good friend. his grandfather was a shoemaker like mine, sailed 5 weeks earlier from the same port. the idea they both sale for a new life and thought their grand sure the great great grandsons would both be present. i think it's really a little bit of irish malarkey joiner correspond rosie burgess, who's in dublin at the parliament at welcome rosie. i mister bon, got the warmest of welcomes there and started off very much playing to his audience, playing up the connections between the 2 countries. absolutely, president biden received a standing ovation, which lasted almost a full minute. he was standing there, decked out in a green tie, green, of course, being the national color of ireland. and he spent a great let a deal of this speech really talking about those crossing and intertwining histories of the united states and ireland, and really identifying himself very strongly with aiden ireland as well. he said we irish identifying himself directly with the audience here. and he talked about our h

trey lance, espn's dan orlovsky really impressed with brock purdy's play last season, but who knows howg he's going to be out? how long will his elbow take to heal? will he be ready by september? lance is the great mystery, though. injuries have made it almost impossible to really evaluate him. and the niners gave up three number one picks to get him and then there's sam darnold, former number three overall pick who was just acquired this offseason. you feel great about the performance by brock last year the way he handled everything you have to figure out where he is with his health with trey. he hasn't played trey got 416 pass attempts in a competitive environment since 2016. so you just don't know what you have. i'm a sam darnold guy. i think he's never had this situation of great coaching and really good talent around him. i think that this is an nfc championship football team or back to the nfc championship game football team with other a healthy brock purdy or a sam darnold. all right the nfl draft begins thursday night right here on abc seven at 5 p.m. we got a special edition of

my good friend, brock obama, is my good friend. his grandfather was a shoemaker like mine, sailed 5 weeks earlier from the same port, the idea they both sale for a new life and thought their grand shoulder. great, great grandsons would both be present. i think as really a little bit of irish malarkey with the u. s president hoping for a 2nd term in office. it's a message, it's sure to go down. well, with the 31000000 americans who claim irish ancestry, even if it was targeted as irish america at the vote for the upcoming election, it doesn't take away from the genuineness of the actual speech of the sentiments on the last day of his to a biden will meet some of his distant relatives, is it a catholic shrine and make a speech in his ancestral hometown of ballina? when he w is rosie bra charge, she has more now from dublin bite in speech. here at the irish parliament sounded like a real love letter to ireland, very personal speech drawing on his own family's history of leaving ireland in 18. hundreds during the famine in what he call

sam brock spent the last few days in ft. lauderdale. he is back this morning. >> reporter: joe, good morning. many neighborhoods in ft. lauderdale have seen a drop in flood waters. some waters have receded enterally, but others are coping with 1 to 3 feet of water. what a difference of night and day. i was in edgewood 12 hours ago, joe. this water, which is now at about the start of my boot, was up 2 or 3 feet. i'll walk over to the house here. i was talking to the family a second ago. the residents say the water levels were at their knee yesterday. if you see the car, it is close to the bumper. i was in a high-water vehicle with the fire and rescue personnel navigating the waters and floating down the road here and now i can walk down it. as far as the they were performing the last three days, 1,000 people were rescued or assisted. what they told me is there were three scenarios that came up. one, people stranded on top of cars and had to be taken away. you see folks in kayaks there. you have older residents who had to be taken from th

he's drawn comparisons to the niners qb brock purdy for his size and arm strength intangibles. moxie, but his size has been held him back yet. and if anything, it's made painters drive even stronger kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney has more on this quest now to become an nfl starting quarterback. >> space on the outside right? >> you've got to kind of tip your to jake, because that that that's as good a performance that's in a quarterback making. >> and mike are the rumblings began several years ago when the fiery hainer broke school records at monte vista and both td passes and passing yards. but it wasn't just his rocket right arm that led him to the university of washington. but his great leadership skills and quick decision-making, the continued to raise a stir. his quest for more playing time ended with the transfer to fresno state, a fateful decision leading to more records bowl game glory. and now to the nfl draft this weekend. we're hainer hopes he's well thought out. career plan will take another step towards being realized. >> it'shbeen a long process of probably h

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do anything, 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 the 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 english v i n b, i not leashed off tim. zip on and tablet block. nato said it's ours. we moved east . reason us here. germany is so dangerous. is it? the law is the sovereignty of all the countries. the exceptionalism that american uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nature were disbanded, shareholders in united states and elsewhere in large arms companies would lose millions of millions or is business and business is good and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. so this is a $32.00 mark of gazelle done. we just acquired you so you know that i was, i mean, we don't want to up. i sai

say 100 people had to be rescued after being trapped in flooding from record busting rainfall sam brock is here. sam, residents, businesses, airlines, cruise lines, all disrupted. what's the latest? >> after historic starts and neighborhoods here in fort lauderdale, that are still flooded, even 36 to 48 hours after the real heat of this event, a lot of questions now about what comes next. we are getting critical pieces of information an update from officials in broward county and fort lauderdale about where things stand in terms of displacement and rescue efforts we found out there are no life threatening situations anymore all of the efforts are to help people in uncomfortable situations, and that's a lot of folks. i can attest to that firsthand we were in neighborhoods like flamingo park where there is 2 to 3 feet of water that have been not been flushed out. there's 30 to 40 people in an emergency shelter. initially the city said somewhere in the range of 600. that appears to be incorrect, how many were rescues versus displacements. for so many people who are frustrated and trying to

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