you can. >> (clapping) >> thank you charley now people know me as long as as soon as something else tears up i'll tear up we can't let that happen thank you, again. i'd like to next bring up our city chief gay who is um, my predecessor in district would but also explain on to sacramento to fight for queer people in the state and in so doing has earned the - hatred frankly of so many people inundate them with hate mail and threats and continue to fight own for the community we love you for that scott wiener say a few words (clapping.) thank you, new mexico and thank you for doing this and for seeing it there and the amazing work you do in the great - i noticed when i walk down the street people say hi supervisor once you a supervisor you are always a supervisor and particularly in the community being in this limb starting with harvey milk and through supervisor mandelman this is just that is an amazing role and doing an amazing job so thank you and charley thank you for stewarding the legacy and the flag it is incredibly important work this flag will become to controversial because of the

classic "kiss an angel good morning." >> we miss you, charley. >> such a good show.r some of you the news continues. for others tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." people in florida prepare for powerful hurricane milton as it barrels toward the gulf coast. >>> war rages in the middle east while people around the world mark one year since hamas attacked israel on october the 7th. >>> and both presidential candidates commemorate the hamas attacks as we enter the final few weeks before election day. >>> for the second time in just two weeks another monster storm has its sights on florida's gulf coast. hurricane milton developed rapidly on monday and is now a ferocious category 5 storm with winds topping 180 miles per hour and gusts hitting an astonishing 220 miles per hour. it's now expected to make landfall late wedn

>> i would just tell you one of my vivid memories in the past with hurricane charley. we were in the crosshairs for that. and the prediction 10- 12 storm surge. i remember the meteorologist saying the storm surge at 12 feet woodcrest at i-275. so that is something that you really only see in the movies. >> any questions? >> yeah. >> reporter: when it comes to the number of people in your people are apparently choosing to stay behind, do you know how many people seem to be trying to ride this out? >> we don't. that comes up all of the time. you know, that kind of talk is so foolish. said so many times do you want to pick a fight with mother nature and she's when he 100% of the time. and individuals and these -- say you are in a single-story home, 12 feet is about that house. if you are in it, basically that is the coffin you are in. it is just of this magnitude, what we can hope for is that the storm goes a bit south. we don't want to wish anything on our neighbors. but if it went a little bit south, that would prevent storm surge from coming into tampa bay where it has

know we have a game to play, but i'm just telling you we was getting ready to do it and i caught a charley horse and i heard something whisper stopped figure it out. i macon, georgia, 2003. >> i got to charlie morrison, both legs trying to have sex the woman with the dead husband i believed that i'm not lying. >> how how long he been no, i'm not how long had he been dead? >> five months. >> five months yeah. >> yeah. >> respect to blaow, next up, we've got met. >> how did it how long did it take for it to come out that she was a widow? >> the fact that she was a widow turned you want was this before you touched before the crash two of these people both say one of their favorite movies is the princess bride. oh, ted cruz i want to say i think you should say eric adams because he is weird eric adams would never say the princess bride was his favorite movie, even if it was. so then it's got to be francis ford. well, we'll go with elon crews were going to say coppola and joaquin. the answer is emily blunt had crews emily has talked about how the princess rob was one of our favorite movies when

>> i would just tell you one of my vivid memories in the past with hurricane charley.sshairs for that. and the prediction 10- 12 storm surge. i remember the meteorologist saying the storm surge at 12 feet woodcrest at i-275. so that is something that you really only see in the movies.

i was charley bates, which is, like, third banana in "oliver." [ light laughter ] but she really maintainedh that i finally just capitulated and said, okay, i believe that you remembered me. but then i was cleaning out my apartment literally two days ago, and there is proof. >> seth: look at the two of you. that's unbelievable. [ audience aws ] >> can you imagine? and now, like, we have this profound experience. and i used to stand offstage when we were doing this because i was a really new performer. i know i look like i've been at it for a while in this picture. but i used to stand offstage and watch her perform her big number, which was called "as long as he needs me" -- >> seth: oh great. >> because she was so phenomenal, she was so connected to what she was doing and i remembered that. and so all these years to be playing these scenes with her and exploring all of this really incredibly rewarding and also challenging psychological dynamic, it's so -- it's so crazy to me that, like, this kind of a full circle thing happens. >> seth: was she a touring actor at the time or was she also ba

hurricane charley was supposed to be the get check for tampa. it went south.hurricane ian, i was in the nose can remember 40 hours before hurricane epw and was ready. we went to sarasota the next morning thinking okay maybe it's gone further south. it ended up going on the way down making landfall in lee county. folks in southwest florida places like charlotte, , lee, i think that like okay, you can say that that landfall is going to be in bradenton beach. first of all if that's the case you're still going to get some impacts on that and you could potentially have series surge even 100 miles down the coast, but it also could wobble further south and we could get a bigger impact. floridians between those two, you know, they kind of get it. i'm also just look at and ellis county, place i've grown up, if you have a storm of this magnitude, it's not just obviously we want to protect people. we want no loss of life. it will create a lot of property damage but it's a type of storm that potentially can have an indelible impact on the community. there are some hurrica

a point when so look at charley, i'm just i'll start with you. trump was back in butler yesterday, the site of his first assassination attempt, and we know this was a lone gunman, but trump's seem to suggest this may have been some sort of conspiracy. so whether it's part of a grander political strategy, i don't know. but is there any political value to trump doing this are floating that possibility even if it's based on no evidence the former president would go off into another cul-de-sac. well, he will make statements set are simply not supported. >> by fact, he just does that. and that's how he is and i would expect nothing less. we know in butler that appears to be disturbed young man who attempted to assassinate trump. it was a hideous event obviously, but it was, it was it seemed to be disturbed young man, unlike the case in florida where the fbi the fbi, excuse me, the secret service stopped that potential assassination attempt and that individual seemed to be politically motivated based on what we've all read, but don't be surprised by tr

night and there they don't recognize the areas are in we had head on crashes right after hurricane charley within two days. we had a fatal accident from people driving at night so that's why it's so important that people take it easy, take it slow. heed the recommendations we, local officials, and hopefully we'll keep loss of life to a minimum so we heard from fema about the moneyed house right now a little over 20 billion to help with recovery efforts from milton helene, all these other natural disasters we've seen in the u.s. >> it's asking congress to give it more money, right what do you estimate as you look at all this in the damage, the cost to be for recovery take a little bit of time. and i think the other thing is we talk about fema, but it won't just be fema that will need funding. one of the big agencies that supports long-term recovery is housing and urban development through their community block grant dollars for disasters are army corps of engineer epa, and others is there any funding so you know, if he has got the money to do the initial response, but famous also going to n

i mean, everybody remembers, but to gorda hurricane charley, 2004, people thought was going to hit tampa. i think i was up in tampa that day. it ended up slamming into punta gorda. would just horrible, horrible devastation just two years ago hammered well, right now but you can see i'm standing in the ocean, the storm surge here. >> you are the last couple of hours to ever probably i feet of water above sea level on this location. >> so you can imagine that the surge is probably about 17 rounds and still coming in and kind of coming in like a tsunami now, all of a sudden, in the last 20 minutes, we're getting strong winds here are very dry, not much rain in the case of fortunately here punta gorda right now, we do have power, but i'm in here that have surged into the downtown area expecting? it puts a gorda i understand you. >> whether never have predicted about ten to 15 feet of surge. i think we'll probably get around that ten foot of surge. we are on southern part of the storm. we are where the sturgill surge will be the most impactful here in fruit and gorda and closer you're out as

accommodate mta charley coach fleets in construction or use cost savings for no scope closely related to original scope of work like [indiscernible] this has to be eligible for the prop k program and the projects must be ready to start. the first request is from mta to use the balance of 1399 street maintenance projecktd. ect. allocated $6.6 million in prop k for design phase of 1399 project. the scope was design temporary maintenance facily for electric trolley buses stored and maintained at potrero yard and during the modernization project trolley buses will be stored at muni metro east. mta requesting approval to use the funds for the design and construction phases for improvements. the proposed scope reflects the current plan for delivering potrero modernization project updated in 2023. mta fleet will be taken out of service for estimated 3 to 4 years during their potrero yard construction during the construction of the yard all services for the routes at potrero yard are severed by trolley and motor coaches and moved to other divisions and require [indiscernible] and storage at m

and a lot of people herele h comparinere g to charley and to ian, the always remember stormsf from the past. you got to learn from history or you're bounhistoryd to repea. that works in many different weather and facets of ourtruth. of our life. >> yeah, that's that is the truth. yeah. and florid y florida, i ma i how to do it. they know what to do. they know how to take action. yeah, strong leadership across the board. fox weather correspondent haley r, thank you as always, a joining us from daytona beach. >> back to you shortlyytack to.s meantime, hurricane belts and bringing severe weather like this tornado out of wellington, florida. pretty crazy stuff. and of course, we've seen storm surge on florida's west coast. coal to come this hour,n coming ashore near siesta ker sr as a major hurricane, destructive, life threatenintrug storm surge expected along florida's gulf coast. devastatinulg force winds occurring near the coast and inland throughoast and, evec central florida as well. catastrophic and life threatening flas gh flooding and from rainfall and wind. and it's a mess. bor, y

i've seen several hurricanes from like irma and michael, charley, irene and helene that just passed by evacuation zone here in central florida on this spot specifically, but there are places that are going to are going to experience a big amount of storm surge, like you said, 15ft high, like we're going to have water from people's rooftops of their houses, like there's probably going to be film of canoes, of people's pets coming out and all that. but tampa just got hit like there there's film of them not even, like cleaned up yet from their last hurricane . there's debris last hurricane. there's debris like left out on the street. so and literally in about 20 hours, we're about to have all that debns we're about to have all that debris flying around. so we're all just getting ready . we're all just getting ready. we're stacking up on gas for the generators because we're all expected to lose electricity, canned goods, food that doesn't go out bad. >> candles, flashlights. you name it. we're just trying to get prepared because any bad hurricane we've experienced almost like three weeks o

charley day was heartbroken when she lost a baby — a boy named rory — at 11 weeks this summer.w apply for a certificate — regardless of how long ago they lost their baby. the certificates include the mother, father and baby's names, and the date of the loss. former children's tv presenter baroness floella benjamin experienced three miscarriages. she introduced a private members' bill in the house of lords in 2017 for ba by—loss certificates. she told me of herjoy about the change in the rules. i had three miscarriages and i think about them all the time when it comes to that certain time of the year, and i think there are lots of women like me — and men, because men suffer, too. when my husband and i — we used to cry together when i went through a loss. and i know there are men out there who will be pleased that finally there can be some sort of recognition, because the grief never leaves you. and will you be applying for certificates for the three babies that you lost? not everybody wants that certificate, but for those who feel as if they can have something that recognises th

she collapsed at her partner charley rowley's home on june 30th of 2018 after coming into contact withat perfume bottle containing the substance. it followed the attempted murder of former spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia and then police officer nick bailey, who were poisoned in salisbury of march that year. were poisoned in salisbury of march that year . and those are march that year. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news .com slash >> good afternoon britain. it's 36 minutes past midday now. the prime minister has made his case for investment into the uk today when addressing business leaders at his first international investment summit in london. >> yes, he cited britain's amazing education sector as one of the many reasons to invest in this country. >> yes, interesting . really. it >> yes, interesting. really. it was a switch in tone from the prime minister because for months we've heard sort