but today clearwater is spending $291,000 to learn the truth.r the dead. the frankcrum company told us it wants to be part of the community solution. ideas include monuments. but for a few, like o'neal larkin, there is only one route to justice. >> tear it down. >> tear the building down? >> tear it down. tear down that building, as far as i'm concerned. tear the school down. make it a shrine of memories that people can go and use it in a proper way of remembering, to treat them with more dignity than what this has been treated. >> we noticed dignity was treated gently in the white cemeteries of clearwater. in this one, we found a monument to a confederate soldier. his grave decorated today with a fresh banner of racism. but when this confederate sacred ground found itself blocking the road to progress, the small cemetery under those trees in the middle was granted a reverent circular detour. of those citizens buried in the black cemeteries of clearwater we have images of only these. the reverend arthur l. jackson, the reverend joseph hines, and

it was going from asheville, north carolina to clearwater at 36,000 feet.rom the flight tracking data that it came down to 13,000 feet. i looked at the radar. there were some thunderstorms in the area at the time of this incident. turbulence is caused not only by extreme weather like thunderstorms, but also it can happen in clear error because of shifting layers of air, regardless of the cause of mass will be investigated by the federal aviation administration and the ntsb. if -- they looked at a terrifying experience. >> more than halfway through, all of a sudden, we heard some turbulence and the students fell to the ground. and then we hit a major turbulence, which was petrifying and she was literally up in the air and just slammed straight down. >> like the matrix the national transportation safety board has said it is monitoring everything that it is not investigating it yet. the ntsb has looked into this on commercial airlines for years and they said turbulence is the top cause of injuries on commercial airliners and it says thankfully, airlines are ge

host: let's go to clearwater florida. ellen is also a joe biden supporter. caller: good morning, c-span. i am a biden supporter. i appreciate everything he is doing and trying to do. if the republicans could just stay out of his way, h will makee this -- he will make this place easy-going. host: this is from politico this morning back to the theme of the economy, the headline is "top super pac -- congressional democrats are getting directions from the largest super pac. they advise that democrats can boost reelection chances when they focus on economic issues, according to a memo first obtained by politico. last week, representative kevin kiley criticized president biden on his so-called widenom -- bidenomics. >> that is the assessment of the overwhelming majority of americans who say that the economy is not doing well, that their own financial situation is -- real earnings have declined 3% over the last couple of years. people have less ability to provide for their families and pursue the american dream. we have to acknowledge reality. there has been a pr p

petersburg, clearwater was in descent.hen per flightaware, the plane dropped more than 4,000 feet in less than a minute. >> allegiant 227, we have multiple head injuries and one broken ankle. >> reporter: two passengers and two flight attendants were taken to the hospital. 179 passengers and 6 crew were on board. one passenger told our tampa affiliate she saw a flight attendant being thrown around the cabin. >> all of the sudden we hit a major turbulence where literally she flew up in the air like "matrix" is the only way i can think to describe it. >> reporter: this is at least the third incident in recent months involving serious injuries. and tonight the airline tells us it will be investigating this incident in coordination with the ntsb and the faa. norah? >> that is some scary turbulence. manuel bojorquez, thank you. >>> turning overseas to the nato summit in lithuania, president biden met with president zelenskyy as the world leaders promised long-term military assistance in the country's war against russia. cbs' we

pete-clearwater, four people were jinjured after sevee turbulence >> one possible broken ankle >> reporter: now artificial intelligence is helping to micro forecast the weather to the zip code to help airlines cut delays and could soon predict the kind of severe injury-causing turbulence we've seen in recent years. >> 431 laguardia >> reporter: it is called gale >> what we're seeing is the expected weather forecast for that flight at that exact time trr . >> reporter: it uses satellites and other data points, even connected cars reporting windshield wipers have activated. jetblue relies on it, even investing in the program, using gale to shift operations around extreme weather down to a specific runway, even the exact time to start de-icing planes during the winter. in a business where time is money, jetblue says this micro forecasting is her saving it $300,000 every month, $3.7 million in a year in the rate in which we have canceled flights, the rate in which we've delayed flights associated with weather has improved remarkably, just in one year's time frame. >> reporter: driving the extr

pete-clearwater was in descent.in less than a minute. >> allegiant 227, we have multiple head injuries and one broken ankle. >> reporter: two passengers and two flight attendants were taken to the hospital. 179 passengers and six crew were on board. one passenger told our tampa affiliate she saw a flight attendant being thrown around the cabin. >> all of a sudden, we hit major turbulence, where literally, she flew up in the air, like "matrix," is the only way i can think to describe it. >> reporter: this is at least the third incident in recent months involving serious injuries. and tonight, the airline tells us it will be investigating this incident in coordination with the ntsb and the faa. norah? >> norah: that is some scary turbulence. manny bojorquez, thank you. three people were killed and more than a dozen others injured in a horrific greyhound bus crash overnight in southern illinois. alexis zotos from our cbs affiliate kmov reports 14 passengers were transported to area hospitals. >> reporter: it was just b

pete clearwater four people were injured after an allegiant air flight hit severe turbulence while onseveral head injuries and one possible broken ankle. >> reporter: now artificial intelligence is helping to microforecast the weather to the zip code to help airlines cut delays and could soon predict the kind of severe injury-causing turbulence we've seen in recent years. >> attention all radios. 431 laguardia has been caught in a ground stop. >> reporter: the ai program is called gale. is my flight going to leave on time from laguardia airport this afternoon? the company is tomorrow io. >> what we're seeing here is the expected weather forecast for that flight at that exact time over the course of the day. >> reporter: gale uses satellites and thousands of other data points, sensors on planes, drones hovering over a zip code, even connected cars reporting windshield wipers have activated. jetblue relies on it, even investing in the program. >> you're going to head to 23. >> reporter: using gale to shift its operations around extreme weather, down to a specific runway. even the exact

tom shillue-ich, in clearwater, fort myers, providence, rhode island and redding, penny nance, home of peanut bar. i just like saying that. if you can't make it live, check out my virtual event july 27 6:00 p.m., for information go to g gutfeld.com. up next, he defended his store, then got shown the door. [cheering] e] >> announcer: if you'll be in the new york >> if you'll be in new york and would like tickets to see gutfeld, go to fox news.com and click on gutfeld and the link to join our studio audience. [cheers and applause [cheering] >> greg: thank you. thank you. thank you, polish people. >> kat: you're welcome. >> greg: shut up. crooks got the loot and he got the boot. he filmed them stealing tide, the bosses said he should have stayed inside. a king's super employee says he was fired for filming suspects that sold $500 in laundry detergent. they don't look like they do a lot of laundry. get yourself a belt issue fat weirdo. you can say they got away clean. [laughter] >> greg: that joke book you got me, tyrus, is helpful. santino barrola said filming them was first thing to came

clearwater beach, florida, fun, fun, fun.looks like a fun place. 84 degrees right there right n now. next case, governor bob santos has made culture war part of his 2024 campaign, was the biden campaign saying? >> incredible son, biden campaign spokesperson says ron desantis told cnn, everyone knows what wokeness is admitting his homework campaign issue is a political set. i'd say two things -- desantis message has been florida is where woke goes to die, he's been consistent and wants to take the national level especially when it comes to schools in the military. the second thing is, and i'll give the campaign some credit here. is this a national issue? the biggest issue for voters is the economy, 31% say that. racial inequality, of walker's issue down at 6%. >> not a big issue for most. now that spring and ainsley ehrhardt, from florida sitting with us in new york city. he interviewed governor to santos and his wife, casey. can you start have casey reacted when she was called america's karen? >> i talked to her about the pos

pete clearwater four injured after a plane hit severe tur ambulance on approach. >> head injuries, one possibly brok ankle. >> reporter: and forecasting to the zip code helping airlines cuts deep lays soon predicting the kind of severe injury-causing turbulence seen in recent years. >> attention all radios. laguardia caught in a ground stop. >> reporter: it's called gale. >> the company is tomorrow i.o. >> seeing affected weather forecast for that flight at that exact time over the course of the day. >> reporter: gale uses satellites and thousands of other data points. sensors on planes, drones hovering over a zip code. even connected cars reporting windshield wipers activated. jetblue relies on it, even investing in the program. >> head to 23. >> reporter: using gale to shift its operations around extreme weather, down to a specific runway. even the exact time to start de-icing planes during the winter. in a business where time is money, jetblue says this micro forecasting is already saving them $300,000 every month, $3.7 million in a year. rate in which we have canceled flights, the

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pete clearwater. >> you and i have talked about more than one of these incidents.s from isolated incidents here and there, do the numbers show this is more common, and if so, what could be the cause? >> injuries on board commercial airliners, the number one cause is turbulence. and these turbulence incidents have gone down in number, according to the faa from when they really started keeping track of this in the early 2000s, but it does seem anecdotally like we're covering this more and more often with more and more severity, more and more injuries. so the real trend here -- and this is something that leaders at main airlines point to -- is that climate change is really contributing to more extreme weather events. that is what causes thunderstorms when we see delays and cancellations, and of course that's what causes big turbulence events like this. of course the ntsb is trying to get ahold on this, and they keep looking at it in the totality in hopes of bringing this down and keeping incidents at bay. >> try to fly around it, you can't always fly around it. >> can

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pete clearwater, four people were injured after an allegiant air flight hit severe turbulence while on >> now artificial intelligence is helping airlines cut delays and could soon predict the kind of severe injury-causing turbulence we've seen in recent years. >> 4:31 laguardia has been cut into ground stop. >> reporter: the ai program is called gale. >> is my flight going to leave on time from laguardia airport this afternoon? >> what we're seeing is the expected weather forecast for that flight at that exact time over the course of the day. >> gale uses satellites and thousands of other data points, sensors on planes, drones hovering over a zip code, even connected cars reporting windshield wipers have activated. jetblue relies on it, even investing in the program. >> you're going to head to 23. >> using gale to shift its operations around extreme weather down to a specific runway, even the exact time to start de-iing planes. >> reporter: in a business where time is money, jetblue says this microforecasting is already saving it $300,000 every month, $3.7 million in a year. >> the rat

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pete clearwater international airport hit that severe turbulence with 179 passengers on board.rter: this morning the faa tells us it will investigate. like that passenger said it's an important reminder even if the flight is smooth keep that seat belt on because anything can change at any moment, guys. >> you're so right about that. that is such an important reminder for us all. coming up on our gma morning menu, dr. ashton is here with how to stay safe in the heat and what you should not drink when it's this hot. >>> also this morning spider-man star tom holland is talking about his sobriety journey and the moment he realized he needed to stop drinking. >>> plus heading to the buckeye state. ashin singh in cleveland and ike ejoichi is diving into the heart of the great lakes. tory johnson is here with steals and deals in our studio. all $20 or less. we'll be right back. or less, we will be right back. or less, we will be right back. director: hi barbie. big night coming up, right? barbie: oh yeah, and fast. your confidence is legendary. do you ever get nervous? oh, sure. i get

let's go to clearwater, to robert, a republican. good morning. caller: how are you doing today?he leeway i would vote for donald trump if he was the front runner. besides that, i believe ron desantis will win. host: why do you think that? caller: ron desantis is a veteran. there are different wars going on right now. i think he is the louvre when that -- he will be the front runner and i will vote for him. the only way i vote -- host:host: go ahead, robert? caller: desantis is going to win. host: i'm curious why you think that given he's really behind in the polls. really behind donald trump, i should say. caller: he's behind donald trump now. when it comes to the polls he will be upfront. host: if donald trump beats him, would you vote for him? caller: yes. that is the only way i vote for donald trump. host: all right. caller: thank you. host: bill in new york. democrat. caller: good morning. how are you? mimin is that right? i would consider a third-party candidate. i am looking very well at cornell west. he's come up with a lot of strong things. good points. i wanted to expre

host: let's go to clearwater florida. ellen is also a joe biden supporter. caller: good morning, c-span. i am a biden supporter. i appreciate everything he is doing and trying to do. if the republicans could just stay out of his way, h will makee this -- he will make this place easy-going. host: this is from politico this morning back to the theme of the economy, the headline is "top super pac -- congressional democrats are getting directions from the largest super pac. they advise that democrats can boost reelection chances when they focus on economic issues, according to a memo first obtained by politico. last week, representative kevin kiley criticized president biden on his so-called widenom -- bidenomics. >> that is the assessment of the overwhelming majority of americans who say that the economy is not doing well, that their own financial situation is -- real earnings have declined 3% over the last couple of years. people have less ability to provide for their families and pursue the american dream. we have to acknowledge reality. there has been a pr p

host: let's go to cynthia in clearwater, florida on the independent line.ppreciate everyone's comments. i love your dress. [laughter] i am going to say, i feel like there has been a restructuring of our economy that a lot of people are not really aware of. 40 years ago, corporations in america kept three things in balance. their shareholders, their customers and employees. overtimes, congress allowed corporations to -- people of for-profits move their manufacturing to facilities overseas for cheaper labor. what they did was leave americans with the choice of low-wage service jobs or trying to get an education at great, financial debt. so, kids with college educations over time almost end up having what low-wage workers met for an income. at least they do have a possibility of career growth. so, if things have changed so much for americans to try to achieve the dream and we are the only country in the world that even has this dream -- if you other -- if you go to other western democracies, france, there is not a france dream. germany, there is not a german d

curtis in clearwater, florida, go-ahead.aller: i'm wondering his opinion on representative's weichert -- on representative weichert of arizona's speech and your opinion on why no one wants to listen to him. he actually talks about the numbers. my son is an actuary. we talk about the numbers. we talk about republicans, democrats, but nobody wants to face the problem. he seems to have the answer but nobody ever listens. i don't know. just your opinion on what he has to say. host: i am a fan of that representative. spared now, the harder question is why. why do we not pay more attention to the budget. why is it that one member of the houses is giving speeches and no one cares? that's a hard question for me. i have been involved in this for my entire life and i have come to the conclusion that we really need to understand -- george w. bush, his budgets basically said we need to win the war on terror at all costs. the message sent under the obama administration was, it will all be fine if we all pay our share. mr. trump said noth

host: let's go to cynthia in clearwater, florida on the independent line.ppreciate everyone's comments. i love your dress. [laughter] i am going to say, i feel like there has been a restructuring of our economy that a lot of people are not really aware of. 40 years ago, corporations in america kept three things in balance. their shareholders, their customers and employees. overtimes, congress allowed corporations to -- people of for-profits move their manufacturing to facilities overseas for cheaper labor. what they did was leave americans with the choice of low-wage service jobs or trying to get an education at great, financial debt. so, kids with college educations over time almost end up having what low-wage workers met for an income. at least they do have a possibility of career growth. so, if things have changed so much for americans to try to achieve the dream and we are the only country in the world that even has this dream -- if you other -- if you go to other western democracies, france, there is not a france dream. germany, there is not a german d

petersburg/clearwater area had the third highest inflation rate in the country at 7.3%.usand-year weather event in the northeast with deadly flash floods which destroyed dozens of roads and wiped out sections of the commuter railroad. kristin dahlgren has the details. >> reporter: overnight an emergency unfolding in vermont's capital city, the river cresting at 21 feet, inundating the streets with water. the catastrophic floods are the worst in decades. the national weather service says the river has reached major flood stage, a serious threat to life and property. across the state, the view from over head showing entire towns devastated. >> a report of a vehicle submerged underwater with the headlights on. they believe it may be occupied. >> reporter: this as more than 50 people had to be plucked from the raging rivers by swift water rescue teams. property destroyed. you can see here remains from a house sent floating down a stream monday afternoon. entire communities still cut off by flash floods. >> this is an all-hands-on-deck response. >> reporter: it's the same sys