shortly afterwards, it turned back to fort lauderdale.ng the way, the signal was lost. either the battery died, or the killer dump the phone. all told by thursday, the day after the murder, the phone or whoever had it traveled a distance of about 60 miles. >> so obviously, who is with that cell phone, was most likely the last person that was with melissa. >> the texas also focused on those five hours the phone was stationary in miami gardens. was the killer home in that? >> we have to identify if melissa know somebody that lives in this area. >> is anybody come up at that point? >> no. we have nobody reason to believe anybody she's dating, anybody she knows lives there. >> melissa's family confirmed it. police asked everyone remotely involved in the case, and the answer came kept coming up no. by now, police had also cleared the ex-husband of melissa sister. didn't have a connection to the area either. but when they asked deborah, if she knew anyone who lived around their, her jaw dropped. she said she did know someone. >> i was like, i j

in downtown fort lauderdale. phil keating fox news.led the insurer of last resort coming up today on the four the new investigative report that shows glaring missteps and failures to prot california are raising their prices again for fire coverage. price increases started after the atlas and tubs fires destroyed more than 9000 homes in 2017. a recent survey shows nearly 98% of homeowners have seen their insurance rates go up this year, with many people reporting they're now paying double what they paid one year ago. the state insurance commissioner wants to require companies to set prices based on wildfire risk, as well as steps taken by property owners to decrease the danger that could include everything from removing grass and trees around homes to installing more fire resistant roofing. many home and business owners are having trouble finding insurance to cover their properties. ktvu tom vacar reports, an independent study suggests more needs to be done to help them. california's fair plan was created by the state legislature more t

cities have reliable public transport connections such as the brightline link from miami via fort lauderdaleo. and long—distance buses are making a comeback with one firm promising a privatejet experience on the four—hour run from washington to new york city. this summer, i'm travelling by train through germany on what i regard as the best rail deal ever. in the entire month ofjuly or august, you payjust nine euros for a ticket, taking you anywhere in the country on all but the fastest trains. the ticket is also valid on city transport, meaning you can experience the amazing dangling tram of wuppertal — the closest public transport gets to a theme park ride. to stretch your holiday funds the furthest, though, swap the med for the baltic beaches of eastern europe. a trip to the coast of poland, lithuania, latvia or estonia is surprisingly affordable. and the black sea coastline of romania and bulgaria also offer outstanding value. going west, canada is significantly cheaper than the us, though in both nations, remember, you are now expected to tip 20%. for further fun adventures, wait until l

and downtown fort lauderdale. phil keating, ktvu fox two news. at noon in san francisco board of supervisors rules committee is debating a plan to give police more access to private surveillance cameras . if approved by the board. the new policy would allow police to view feeds from private cameras as events are happening. this issue came up during the smash and grab robberies. we saw union square last november. police couldn't watch the live feeds to see where the robbers were meeting up or whether getaway cars were waiting. supervisor aaron peskin says it's important for the policy to strike a balance between public safety and privacy. i think there is agreement. i mean around exigent circumstances. i agree that the police should have should have access in real time to live monitoring to do their work. civil liberties groups, including the electronic frontier foundation announced a c l u opposed the proposal. they say it would be an extreme escalation in police surveillance powers. hundreds of jobs will be lost when amy's kitchen closes at san

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he spent the off-season in fort lauderdale, training with his pro bowl brother, joey. their daily routine? >> wake up around 7:30, eat breakfast, had to the gym. we left, get done around 1:00. ice tub. i go home, i go to the pool. i go upstairs and read a little bit, take care my body. the weekdays are pretty much exactly the same. i have my chef come over and make food. >> a chef comes to feed them. you know who my chef is? my right hand and my left hand. >> you can't find better cooking, so i think you're doing okay. >> no complaints in my house. >> and it's free. >>> we have a hard turn, because there is sad news in the world of weather. in eastern kentucky, the death toll has risen to 16. catastrophic flooding had left part of the state underwater. the national guard was called in as crews continue to help the stranded. it's horrible news. two children were part of the latest group of victims that rescue crews discovered that the state. it's believed more than 30,000 people are without power, making it even more crucial to get to people in time. >> it came up reall

in downtown fort lauderdale. phil keating, ktvu fox two news. people who live near yosemite national park are allowed to return home today after being evacuated because of wildfires. washburn fire started july 7th. it's burned more than 7.5 square miles since then. it's now 51% contained that fire had been limited to yosemite but is now burning into sierra national forest. fire is no longer threatening giant sequoias and his burning away from the mariposa grove at the park. smoke from the fire burning in the delta near pittsburgh in bay point continues to be a problem. an air quality advisory for the area has been extended once again today, at least through today. i should say that fire has been burning in the marsh since the end of may fires like this one, which burned material called pete can last for months or even years, contra costa county fire and the local water district to working together to pump water from the delta into the fire zone. county officials say they hope that by flooding the area, the fire will be out by the end of the week

host: melvin in fort lauderdale, florida. democratic caller. caller: thank you. i want to ask the representative one question and go from there. where would we be if reagan would have followed jimmy carter's lead with the solar panels and all of that, trying to build the problem back then? again, build --, when they tried to get the country prepared for solar panels and everything else to cut down on theirs. we are -- with respect to fracking, i am from ohio and pennsylvania. we have more earthquakes coming up then people could explain, that is why they are all fracking in the same particular area. republicans have been against anything to deal with environment and the way to deal with anything other than using fossil fuels. that is why we are in the same situation we are in right now. thank you. guest: melvin, appreciate your frustrations. i might point out that there is a republican president who founded the epa, richard nixon. a lot of republicans are not happy with that decision. you go back historically, republicans have shown great care for the earth. at th

after tony sirico has died at the age of 79 sirico passed away at an assisted living facility in fort lauderdale, florida happened this morning his role as pauly walnuts was inspired by growing up around the italian mob in brooklyn. he survived by his two children and grandchildren cause of death is unknown california's are doingre a little better at conserving water data from the state water board released today shows that overall urban water. was about 3% lower in may compared to a year earlier the bay area used eight and a half percent less water while the south coast that includes los angeles used 2% less. the water board says the preliminary number for june shows the state is saving about 7.7% more water. her newsome has asked californians to consumption by 15% going to use a hydrate this weekend though because sandy as the weekend arrives so does the heat that's right. larry and dion it's going to be hot on sunday inland tomorrow though we go briefly cooler. so let me show you a live time lapse i should say before we get to a live picture and so after a little warm up today low 60s to low

after tony sirico has died at the age of 79 sirico passed away at an assisted living facility in fort lauderdalea happened this morning his role as pauly walnuts was inspired by growing up around the italian mob in brooklyn. he survived by his two children and grandchildren cause of death is unknown california's are doing a little better at conserving water data from the state water board released today shows that overall urban water. was about 3% lower in may compared to a year earlier the bay area used eight and a half percent less water while the south coast that includes los angeles used 2% less. the water board says the preliminary number for june shows the state is saving about 7.7% more water. her newsome has asked californians to consumption by 15% going to use a hydrate this weekend though because sandy as the weekend arrives so does the heat tt's right. larry and dion beunda inld tw though we go briefly cooler. so let me show you a live time lapse i should say before we get to a live picture and so after a little warm up today low 60s to low 90s. this is what started to roll in and mak

tony rico has died at age 79, at an assisted living facility in fort lauderdale. he survived by his children and grandchildren. the cause of his death is unknown. still ahead, now streaming on hulu, a new action movie with a princess who doesn't need saving. a look behind the scenes of the princess. live look. at sfo liz: santa cruz. the beach still dark. a new action movie streamings.'. we have a look behind the scenes. >> once upon a time in a magical castle, the king's daughter was locked away in a tower. reporter: armored saviors can sit this one out. >> [indiscernible] >> that is joey king doing her own stunts. >> [indiscernible] >> i started this journey like the princess. i was scared, exhausted. i didn't believe in myself that much. >> [indiscernible] >> through my own perseverance and resilience of working with people, that has afforded me so much, i found so much confidence and got to a place where i craved exhaustion and times where i got hurt. >> [indiscernible] >> we are lucky joey could do all her stunts. we were surprised. the action team said look

also the deal was expected to go through immediately but it's still stuck in fort lauderdale. week the new york times wrote on the trend of cannibalism and contemporary fiction which means the media thinks will soon be hungry enough to start eating each other. the gus into i'll finally goat that five star mesh lan rating for my app. new survey finds one in three admits stealing a co-workers food from the office refrigerator. the other two-thirds are dam liars kilmeade. according to a new study, get that paper off. a low la la bead 0 has been added to the list of long covid. said jill biden thank god >> this week john hinkly tweeted his support for abortion. which is not surprising that he supports killing people during the first term. [laughter]. >> wow. >> greg: that is cold. a new study claims that dogsing with white sounding names get adopted from shelters faster than dogs with black sounding names. my dog adolf already knew that. we're the best. finally subway restaurants are offering free sandwiches for life to the first person who gets a foot long tattoo, which is a lot

and the b-52s are revving up the crowd on the beach in fort lauderdale.ere i am, and in many other cities including philadelphia. that's where ava max is performing tonight. ♪ ♪ can't live without me ♪ ♪ you wanna but you can't no, no ♪ ♪ think it's funny but honey can't run this show on your own ♪ ♪ i can feel my body shake ♪ ♪ there's only so much i can take ♪ ♪ i'll show you how a real queen behaves ♪ ♪ no damsel in distress don't need to save me ♪ ♪ once i start breathing fire you can't tame me ♪ ♪ and you might think i'm weak without a sword ♪ ♪ but if i had one it'd be bigger than yours ♪ ♪ if all of the kings had their queens on the throne ♪ ♪ we would pop champagne and raise a toast ♪ ♪ to all of the queens who are fighting alone ♪ ♪ baby you're not dancing on your own ♪ ♪ disobey me then baby it's off with your head ♪ ♪ gonna change it and make it a world you won't forget ♪ ♪ no damsel in distress, no need to save me ♪ ♪ once i start breathing fire you can't tame me ♪ ♪ and you might think i'm weak without a sword ♪ ♪ but i'm stronger than i ever

to do with the zaandam and it was complicated because they were so far from home, the base was fort lauderdalethey were on the other side of the world and it was sort of a increasingly hostile world where every country in south america like everywhere else was reluctant to let a cruise ship dock because of worries about spreading disease and they basically said, you cannot stop here. susan: the diplomatic complexity of this seems astounding because all of the ports and countries closed to the ship but all the different nationalities on board between crew and passengers, all of those governments in having an interest helping their citizens. so how did that effort yet coordinated? who was in charge of perhaps leading the negotiations to help the zaandam? michael: it was quite remarkable. i would say in south america of u.s. state department led the charge, not necessarily by virtue of policy from the top. the trump administration was reluctant to get deeply involved in crises like these more than they had to. [laughter] but the state department diplomats on the ground and at some high level in w

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he passed away at an assisted living facility in fort lauderdale florida.ppened on friday morning. his role as paulie walnuts was inspired growing up around the italian mob in brooklyn. he is survived by his children and grandchildren. the cause of his death is unknown. >> still ahead, now streaming on hulu, an action movie with a princess who definitely doesn't need saving. a look behind the scenes of the princess, starring joey king. here is a live look outside. looking over the bay, we will check in with >> here is a live look at our san rafael camera. you can see people driving on 101. traffic is moving nice and smoothly. we know there is a section of northbound 101. it is near the robin williams tunnel. there is not close, but to lanes closed. there is a new action movie streaming called the princess. it stars joey king as a princess who definitely doesn't need saving. here's a reporter with a look behind the scenes. >> once upon a time. a magical castle. the king's daughter was locked away in a tower. >> nights, and other armored saviors can sit this

. >> ben junior and her mother lived in a 2 million dollar fort lauderdale state with a boat out backelderly mother, bernice, live not far away. but may, the step fought daughter, was never going to be a good richmond trust fund kid. she grew up tough and hard, estranged from her mother. paying her own way with bartending and waitressing jobs. she had two children young and sweated the bills. it was the grandchildren that ultimately thawed some of the ice between mother and daughter. >> she may have been a horrible mother but she was the best grandmother. she did everything with them. >> and ben junior warmed to may. the one-time lonely prince belatedly seemed to recognize a kindred spirit in lonely, neglected may. >> he saw me as his daughter and i did see him as my father. and he had no children of his own. >> ben, after his own stunted childhood, finally found in his grandchildren some kids who wanted to play with all his batman stuff. >> he did a lot of the grandfather things with them. a lot of, i, think why we saw so much of each other was because of those two boys. >> when she

has tesla just 1% negligent in a fiery crash that killed two teenagers back in 2018 in fort lauderdale now the jury's verdict place 90% of the blame on the 19 year on the 18 year old driver. excuse me and 9% on his father, who brought the $10.5 million lawsuit against tesla. now. he claimed that the crash was entirely survivable and that it was the ensuing fire that killed the teenagers because quote tesla designed defective lithium ion batteries . will the judge dismissed that claim? the ntsb determined the driver was going 116 mph in a 30 mile per hour zone when he lost control and crashed. tesla will only be liable for $105,000, which is equivalent to 1% of the negligence as determined by the verdict. california farmers are taking cues from the surgeon, self driving technology, and some of those farmers think it will help them go green and also help them fill jobs that lacks steady workers. foxes giovanni luigi reports now from livermore about this futuristic farming tech has close to 70,000 farms, but growing is getting harder with inflation and drought. farmer keeps you on your to

also, the deal is expected to go through immediately, but it's still stuck in fort lauderdale. back this week, the new york times wrote on the trend of cannibalism in contemporary fiction, which means the media will soon be hungry enough to start eating each other. the good news will finally get that five star michelin rating from my . oh, a new survey finds that one in three admits stealing your coworkers food from the office refrigerator. the other two thirds are liars. telemed, according to a new study. get that picture of a low libido has been added to the list of symptoms of long covid, said jill biden. thank god . this week, john hinckley tweeted his support for abortion, which is not surprising considering he supports killing people during the first term. that is gold. a new study claims that dogs with white sounding names get adopted from shelters faster than dogs with black sounding names. but my dog adolph already knew that were the best vilely . subway restaurants are offering free sandwiches for life to the person who gets a foot long tattoo, which is a lot better t

the 12-person jury in fort lauderdale will deliberate on whether cruz should have capital imprisonmentare warning of possible record temperatures in great britain, with the potential of the hottest day brittain has ever seen temperatures could reach over 100 degrees fahrenheit and the public is being urged to stay home until temperatures cool off. back to you guys >> it looks tough. thanks, bertha let's get a check on where the major averages standing. dow is up 183, about 10 points away from 3900, which we got briefly this morning >> carl, we continue to sort of threaten that borderline between is this a bear market bounce even as we got the hottest cpi number of this period, or at least hotter than expected, we had a ratcheting up of fed expectations i think at minimum you could say the market is acting as if it's sold out the bull case is four potential peaks, peak inflation, oil, potentially peak yields and peak fed hawkishness. a lot has to go right for that to come through, but the market is acting as if people were defensively positioned coming into this. is better than feared e

you saw the earth cam briefly from fort lauderdale. it already feels like 90 this hour.we have the two bachelorettes gabby and rachel. they begin their journey together and it all starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 p.m. central, on abc and streaming the i'm abc 7 news meteorologist drew timothy accuweather forecast today is the warmest day. we have all week our hottest spots in the mid and upper 90s modern air quality as well activated 70 sharply cooler tomorrow with better air quality little change through the end of the week. >>> now to "gma" summer of >>> now to "gma" summer of savings highlighting some of the best bargains for the entire family and your home. this segment is sponsored by target. and we're getting a first look at some items just dropping overnight for target deal days. these are amazing. megan ryte knows all about them. we want to start with keeping your floor spotless. >> i do want to say it is target's biggest online sales event of the summer for three whole days. >> three whole days. >> three whole days. from today to wednesday you get some sales on

host: melvin in fort lauderdale, florida. democratic caller. caller: thank you. ask the representative one question and go from there. where would we be if reagan would have followed jimmy carter's lead with the solar panels and all of that, trying to build the problem back then? again, build --, when they tried to get the country prepared for solar panels and everything else to cut down on theirs. we are -- with respect to fracking, i am from ohio and pennsylvania. we have more earthquakes coming up then people could explain, that is why they are all fracking in the same particular area. republicans have been against anything to deal with environment and the way to deal with anything other than using fossil fuels. that is why we are in the same situation we are in right now. thank you. guest: melvin, appreciate your frustrations. i might point out that there is a republican president who founded the epa, richard nixon. a lot of republicans are not happy with that decision. you go back historically, republicans have shown great care for the earth. at the same tim

audrey in fort lauderdale, florida, independent. caller: hi? host: hi. sorry, you got my name wrong, it is andre. host: sorry, andre. caller: hello. i wanted to ask, to follow up on what you are commenting on, what actually does drive the price of energy up or down if c-span has any links or websites? that is really my question. the other is a comment i will make and i will take my answer off of the air for the first question. every time i have called in the past, i have gotten your name wrong as well and arose would be a rose by any other name. thank you to c-span. host: before you go, i would say you can go to c-span.org and put in those keywords but you can also go to factchecker.org. the president will say something about why gas prices are going up, they will fact check it. or a republican leader will say something, they will blame president biden, then you will have a fact-check there. you can use those resources as well. surely in mansfield, ohio, good morning. you are a democratic caller? caller: yes, good morning. host: good morning. caller: two

cities have reliable public transport connections such as the brightline link from miami via fort lauderdalee best rail deal ever. in the entire month ofjuly or august, you payjust nine euros for a ticket, taking you anywhere in the country on all but the fastest trains. the ticket is also valid on city transport, meaning you can experience the amazing dangling tram of wuppertal — the closest public transport gets to a theme park ride. to stretch your holiday funds the furthest, though, swap the med for the baltic beaches of eastern europe. a trip to the coast of poland, lithuania, latvia or estonia is surprisingly affordable. and the black sea coastline of romania and bulgaria also offer outstanding value. going west, canada is significantly cheaper than the us, though in both nations, remember, you are now expected to tip 20%. for further fun adventures, wait until later in the year for tropical sun at affordable prices. two favourites of mine are the beaches and heritage of kerala in southern india and the long—time backpacker favourite vietnam. airfares in november in the uk are barely h