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with the hurricane reeking havoc on the industry, there's a ton of optimism here in fort lauderdale.rt. stu: brian, thanks very much indeed -- mike, i'm sorry. president biden says airlines forcing people to pay for extra leg room is racist. that's not quite accurate. okay, that is not quite accurate. can i explaining this? lauren: please. stu: president biden wants to end junk fees because they hurt poor people and people of color the most. lauren: okay. stu: some of those junk fees he's talking about are payments for extra leg room on a plane. if you have to pay extra and you don't know about it, you're being cheated. that is something that is wrong according to the president. see what i mean? this question about oh, he says he races to that, that doesn't apply. lauren: it's because midterm is in 12 days and inflation is the top issue and listen to what he said and you can judge for yourself. stu: okay. >> some airline ifs you want 6 more inches between you and the person in front outrebounded pay more money but you don't know till you purchase your to the best of my knowledge look

there's also fpl -- was with us in fort lauderdale or fort myers. they obviously have their customers. they have a lot of resources. they are available for some of the municipal utilities and electrical co-ops who may need some assistance, whether it's infrastructure or lineman, because they have human -- they have huge amounts here. i know they are working hard on it. if there's something you need, let us know. we can enlist them to help. it's a big company. they have a lot of access. >> [indiscernible] >> fema just expanded some of the individual assistance to some of the northeastern florida counties. we had the director of fema traveling with us yesterday and she's been very supportive. we have by and large worked well with them and also well with local partners. when you see us bring an emergency operation center to hardee county, that couldn't happen without close cooperation. that is a major asset for the state. the fact that you have these pods today opening for distribution of food and water, that's usually a 96 hour post storm event, and y

fort lauderdale, florida.ol. 17 were killed inside including the question of school security. one of the many issues when you know you had a security guard on scene who did nothing to intervene, dana. >> dana: he is now 24 years old. he pleaded guilty to the murders of 14 students and three staff members at parkland's school february 14, 2018. it takes a while for the wheels of justice to turn but turn they did. the jury deliberated for six hours on wednesday. they asked for the -- let's listen here. >> the jurors are present, everyone else may be seated. ladies and gentlemen, it is my understanding you've reached a verdict. would you please pass the verdict to the bailiff. [no one speaking] [silence] >> all of the verdict forms have been properly executed and dated and signed by the foreperson. at this time i'll publish the verdicts. the state of florida versus nicklaus cruz count one. we the jury find the following. aggravating factors count one luke hoyer, we find that the state has established beyond a rea

. >> fort lauderdale?. >> jimmy: fort lauderdale, orlando. >> the tri-city area. [ laughter ] ft. worth, orlando -- >> jimmy: i knew it was before the hurricane -- >> we got out of there right before that. we're going to san antonio coming up and denver and oklahoma city, the heartland. places i don't get a lot. a lot of joder countries. >> jimmy: do you hang out afterwards, go to local restaurants, find the local stuff? >> i do go to -- jimmy this will shock you. here's a pet peeve when they don't have a diet coke. this is so stupid. but i like diet coke, i don't like the other way, i don't say the name. they always go, "is pepsi okay?" oh, i said it. [ laughter ] they go like this, "is it okay?" because they know it's gross too. [ laughter ] i go, "i mean, it's okay, but diet coke?" they're like, "this airline, we're pepsi." "how is that possible, the whole thing?" or they don't tell you, "here's your diet coke" then go hide where the phone is by the cockpit. then i go like this. i can kind of smell it.

we want to pull away from this in fort lauderdale, florida, for news that we're continuing to cover on this day but we keep this in our sights, of course we do. we've been praying so long. february 2018 is when this happened. and finally justice for these families. we don't know exactly how it will end. the choices are death penalty or life in prison. let's pull away. this fox news alert. president biden all of his economic advisors, energy and treasury secretaries, just go get everybody on this crisis. because they better come up with a way to get america back on track now. we just got the last inflation report before the mid-term elections. so political pain is hurling toward the democrats. 26 days until election day. tuesday, november 8th. this morning's report showing inflation running too hot and the biden administration apparently has no way to stop it. the consumer price index is up 8.2% compared with last year. at its core, when you take out critical categories like food and energy, inflation remains at a record level, up 6.6% from a year ago, the highest since 1982. after deny

to tom in fort lauderdale, florida, democrat. caller: no, independent. good morning, a few points, he is not going to testify. he is not man enough to testify for the questions i have about this committee is, why didn't they subpoena the vice president and grant him immunity to testify? in two years, they won't even talk to him the second thing is, if they talk about the fake electors, where is the hearing on the fake electors? ever since ginni thomas got linked to the fake electors, they have been quiet about it. ginni thomas, rudy giuliani, they lead that. where is the hearing on the fake electors? thank you. host: before you go, what do you think about the timing of this, coming just a few weeks before the 2022 midterm elections? i think we lost tom. bud, west virginia, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. first thing, we need to look at the whole picture. the first thing that we need to look at is that the capitol police's first line of duty when the capitol is being attacked is to use deadly force. ok, excuse

cbs's manuel bojorquez reports from fort lauderdale. and we want to warn you, that some of the images are disturbing. >> reporter: a trial that has been painful for the victims' families to listen to, ended with closing arguments that were no different. >> it was a systematic massacre. >> reporter: prosecutors said nikolas cruz, wh pleaded guilty to killing 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in 2018, should be put to death for what they called a premeditated and heinous attack. >> what he did was to murder children at school, and their caretakers. >> reporter: the defense has to convince just one juror against the death penalty, for cruz to get life in prison. his lawyers argued, he's a broken and abused person, starting with fetal alcohol syndrome due to his mother's addiction. >> do we kill brain-damaged, mentally ill, broken people? do we? i hope not. >> reporter: during the trial, jurors went to the high school building where it happened-- the crime scene preserved for them to see. they also saw the weapon and tactica

an urgent search is underway in fort lauderdale, florida for the man who tried to lure a 10 year old into a van. twice surveillance video shows the child running away from her would be kidnapper, the girl's mother, who did not want her face on camera says the suspect tried to trick her daughter. he opened the sliding door san and shoulder the candies and told her to get inside and take a look at all the candies, um, that he had we've got more from the mother later on. good morning america. climate activists have once again targeted a priceless painting during a protest this time look what they did. they threw mashed potatoes at a monet in a german museum. it is covered by glass. it was not actually damaged. the protesters are now calling for immediate action to protect the planet sports. now the two biggest names in pro football are playing defense this morning, explaining themselves to their fans. after a miserable sunday. things went from bad to worse for two legendary quarterback sunday dropped by jones. tom brady's bucks lost to the panthers team playing with a third string quart

host: mark in fort lauderdale, good morning. caller: hello, good morning. i consider myself lucky to get in on the tail end of the discussion. you listen to all these calls and things change as you listen. i wanted to address the statement from that collar, this statement from that collar. my wife is an immigrant, we got her citizenship in the process was not all that terrible so it is worth going through it. what prompted my call is when you read a quote, when a cuban republican and south florida point fingers at democrats and say they are socialist. because the cubans came here from cuba under socialism but they got special privileges when they came to the u.s. until obama's administration. they got onto dry land, they were allowed to stay here and immediately their various documentation program started. the cuban community in this area got every government benefit, they got section eight housing, medicaid, they got unemployment. a path to lead to future citizenship and becoming productive citizens. they were given a leg up and any discussion of latinos a

cbs's manuel bojorquez reports from fort lauderdale. to warn you, that some of the images are disturbing. >> reporter: a trial that has been painful for the victims' families to listen to, ended with closing arguments that were no different. >> it was a systematic massacre. >> reporter: prosecutors said nikolas cruz, who's already pleaded guilty to killing 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in 2018, should be put to death for what they called a premeditated and heinous attack. >> what he did was to murder children at school, and their caretakers. >> reporter: the defense has to convince just one juror against the death penalty, for cruz to get life in prison. his lawyers argued, he's a broken and abused person, starting with fetal alcohol syndrome due to his mother's addiction. >> do we kill brain-damaged, mentally ill, broken people? do we? i hope not. >> reporter: during the trial, jurors went to the high school building where it happened-- the crime scene preserved for them to see. they also saw the weapon and tactical

. >> reporter: tonight, police in fort lauderdale hunting, searching for this alleged attempted abductor after they say he tried to lure a 10-year-old girl twice in just two days. >> offers her various things to try to bribe her into getting into his vehicle. >> reporter: take a look at this new surveillance video, allegedly showing that second incident on thursday. the child seen sprinting away. this man, who police say is the male suspect, wearing all black, walking toward her before turning away. a day before, authorities say the young girl told them that same man offered her candy while she was on her way to school. and then, approached her again the next day, but this time on foot. >> everything is just mind-boggling right now. i'm just happy she's okay. >> reporter: her mother telling our miami station, wplg, she's thankful her little girl managed to get away safely. >> i'm just happy that she made a good conscious decision to run and go seek help. >> and linsey, with halloween just days away, there's an urgent effort to catch the suspect. authorities continue to hand out flyers wi

going back to midterms now, the white house has announced that they're moving to fort lauderdale florida on november 1st to campaign for chris who is running to an see rising gop stars of ron desantis. it is just one of several -- another one as the 27th district in miami-dade county. democratic state senator and that today was challenging republican congresswoman maria salazar. our state senator is joining us now. senator start thank you for being here. you've made abortion rights one of the key issues in your campaign following the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade this past summer. meanwhile, and contrast congresswoman salazar praises decision it has voted twice against women's health protection. also on her wrecking congresswoman salazar voted against impeaching former president donald trump following january six right at the u.s. capitol. has proudly perpetuated trump's big lie among other conspiracy theories. the republican party recently spent nearly $2 million on tv ads for salazar. do you think they are scared that your opponent is that a step of the voters in south

delray beach, about 30 miles north of fort lauderdale. >> john: that is a heck of a fire., now to the midterm elections just 14 days away, brand-new power rankings show virginia 10th district likely in the democrat win column, a battleground for parental rights, hung cao is the republican candidate for the 10th district. retired navy captain, his family escaped vietnam in 1975, shortly before the fall of saigon. we were talking about this before we came out of the break. the 10th congressional district used to be my district but then redistricting pushed it west and south, so, no conflict of interest here in this interview. jennifer wexton currently is the congresswoman from the 10th congressional district. 2020 she beat andrews, 56-44. 2018, beat barbara comestock, 56 to 44. 2020 general election in the newly redrawn district found biden would have beaten trump by 58-40. wexton will be tough to beat. how do you do it? >> not if you ask the voters. on the now district lines, glenn youngkin lost this by 1.9 points, and that's when joe biden had approval rating and he's in t

cnn's carlos suarez is live in fort lauderdale with the latest. >> reporter: bianna, just a few minutesands and he begin the work whether nikolas cruz will die for his actions or spend the rest of his life in prison. yesterday the state and defense made their final case of life and death in this case. the state once again reminded how clyle the shooting was, they describe how he we aren't back to some of the victims and shot them several times, just to make sure they were dead. the defense asked the jury to show mercy, seo. the defense has tried to paint the picture of cruz as being a troubled manic mentally ill, whose adoptive mother had trouble raising a child with special needs and whose own birth mother used drugs and alcohol while she was pression mant with cruz. they even read some of his commentary. here now is some of the exchange in court yesterday. >> it was calculated. it was purposeful, and it was a systematic master. >> sentencing him to death will change absolutely nothing. it will not bring back those 17 innocent victims that he viciously murdered. >> reporter: all right.

that fort lauderdale courtroom, you could see packed with family members, a few jurors were seen reaching for tissue and is wiping their eyes. i want to bring in kerry sanders who is outside the courtroom, chuck rosenberg, and david weinstein, a florida-based attorney. kerry, i was watching the reactions, the faces of those family members. it's impossible to even imagine what they have gone through, what they continue to go through, but talk, if you can, about the families, about the mood and the tension around that courtroom today. >> many, in fact most anticipated that there would be a death sentence. the chief public defender here melissa mcneill had done an admiral job in terms of presenting the reasons to avoid the death penalty, but the family members who had listened to what she said felt that it would fall on deaf ears with this jury, a jury of seven men and five women. i'll give you a little sense of the makeup, who was on the jury who then chose in this particular case, i think surprisingly to many, to go with a life sentence death sentence. one is an i.t. analyst who had worked

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staff members at marjory stoneman douglas high school in 2018 and carlo suarez joins us from fort lauderdalewell, ana, we're expecting to learn a little bit more about this reported threat that one of the jurors made in just a few minutes when a hearing gets under way here at the broward county choice. the judge is expected to talk to prosecutors who made this motion last night. what they told the court is that there was a juror who called them after the verdict was read in court and claims that she felt she was threatened by another juror during the deliberation process. now, it is unclear just who the jury member is. their name was not mentioned in the motion. we don't know how they voted and we also don't know the details of this perceived threat. we do know at least according to cnn affiliate wfor here in miami and ft. lauderdale that there were three no votes against the death penalty. there were three members of the jury that came back at one point or another during the 17 counts and said that cruz was mentally ill and that he should not be put to death. that is a point that the victim

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we're picking them up and retaking of the fort lauderdale airport. few hours later, the mission complete earth was back with the company, his father-in-law, sam smith, with the water rose and my generator went off. just like hurricane charley. but even worse in charlie or anything, sam had seen a 93 years. samson counting his blessings, really lucky and grateful to be. >> here to tell our story, but it was it was nasty as the flood waters recede in the dust settles. >> families returning home seeing the destruction firsthand for the first time. what do you hope your music brings? >> well, hopefully peace. happiness of. >> i think it's unbelievable how people are just helping each other and maybe everyone in this world can learn a little bit from the storm and the area's most hard-hit. the cleanup is underway. people here tell me what they need more than anything is information. >> and resource as reporting in cape coral. i'm us 88 on your side. >> well, here's some a new satellite images that are giving us an idea of the extensive damage on fort myer

the only thing those two should be running together is a hooters in fort lauderdale. [ applause ] ande thought it couldn't get any crazier than sarah palin. i do have a nice story to share that involves donald trump, tangentially. some of his supporters showed up at uncle vinnie's comedy club in new jersey a couple weeks ago maybe you saw this online, where they made a very unsuccessful attempt to heckle a young comedian named ariel elias. >> what's your question? >> did you vote for donald trump? >> did i vote for donald trump? what do you think? >> no. i could just tell by your jokes you voted for biden. >> all right. i can tell by the fact that you're still talking when nobody wants you to that you voted for trump. we'll move on. i went and got an -- >> oh! [ bleep ]. >> are you kidding me? >> are you [ bleep ] kidding me? >> i will never vote again. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's -- you can't handle anything better than that, right? so i saw that and tweeted in support of ariel. she wrote back to me, can i make my late night debut on your show? and i said yes. and now she's here to

host: let's talk to mike calling from fort lauderdale, florida.ler: what will happen after ukraine wins the war? i think the country is motivated and with the help of the west, they will win this war and they will get all their territory back. what will happen after? they gave away their nuclear weapons, which was a big mistake. in 1994 they signed the budapest agreement where the u.s., great britain, russia, and ukraine signed it, and they said that the borders of ukraine were guaranteed, but in 2014 when the russians invaded, obama did zilch. nothing. britain did nothing about it either. who is going to guarantee their sovereignty, their borders after they win the war? why can't they be admitted to nato? i don't understand that at all. they are showing their ability to fight off a major army. what is the problem with them being admitted to nato? host: let's get a response. guest: it is a great question. you raise 2 points -- one is about the budapest agreement when ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons. they got some guarantees, but the guarantees

this morning, an urgent warning for parents in a florida neighborhood, police in fort lauderdale lookingo they say tried to lure a 10-year-old into his van. the girl's parents speaking exclusively with our miami affiliate wplg. >> everything is just mind-boggling right now. i'm just happy she's okay. >> reporter: police say the girl told them it all started this past wednesday when a man in a black van approached her while on her way to the school, offering her candy. >> offers her various things to try to bribe her. >> reporter: police said she managed to get away, then the next morning on thursday, the same man allegedly sees her walking to school and approaches her again, this time on foot. this is the new surveillance video from that morning from a nearby school showing the girl sprinting down the street, pausing for a brief moment then running away. on the right side of the video a man wearing all black can be seen walking in the direction of the young girl before turning back and walking away. >> i'm just happy that she made a good, conscious decision to run and seek help. >> repor

police in fort lauderdale, florida are searching for this man after he alleges police tried to lure a 10-year-old girl into his car twice. authorities say the suspect pulled up to the girl and said he had candy in his car before getting out and trying to grab her. when a neighbor confronted the suspect, he allegedly said he was her grandfather even though police believe he is between 25 and 40 years old. democratic pennsylvania nominee john fetterman addressing health issues as he gets readiy to debate dr. oz tomorrow. >> elephant in the room. you know, we had a stroke back in may. and despite all that, i survived to be back and that makes i'm going to fight for you all. if you are looking for that 51st vote. [cheers] >> polling averages show fetterman holds a small lead over oz. it's the only debate fetterman has agreed to claiming he is having issues with auditory processing. tesla shares premarket trade. after car companies cut in china. company slashed the price of model 3 sedan by nearly $40,000. model y by 30,000 bucks. tesla ceo elon musk say the price cuts come as china experi

cnn's carlos suarez in fort lauderdale. stand by. to bring in cnn legal analyst paul cowen and joey jackson. paul, what do you make of the verdict these jurors reached today, life in prison without the possibility of parole? >> it was really a shocking development, i thought, because here you have a young man who pled guilty. he admitted to killing 17 people. he admitted to attempted murder charges against 17. he never asserted an insanity defense of any kind. and yet in the face of that the jury found not only was this a cold calculated premeditated and cruelest kind of murder you could possibly imagine but that the mitigating circumstances were absolutely minimal as far as the evidence was and yet they handed down such a light sentence. i think everybody who looked at the case thought there would be a death penalty. and the second thing that i thought was very surprising was with so many victims, with so many families affected by this the jury didn't spend longer to try to reach this conclusion. a minority of these jurors really di

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cnn's carlos suarez is outside of the courthouse in fort lauderdale. what more could you tell us about this? >> reporter: so we're expecting that the jury's verdict will be read in court at 10:30 this morning. they only spent a single day deliberating whether or not nikolas cruz is going to dry for his actions at marjorie stoneman d douglas. one of the last things they did yesterday was ask to see the ar-15 that cruz used to kill 17 people in parkland, florida. the jury's decision on death does have to be unanimous. so they all have to agree that cruz should die for these murders. if there is a holdout in my of the charges, then cruz would be essentially told that he will have to spend the rest of his life in prison. the deliberation process really, again, was quite, quite short. we were expecting this could take a few more days because each of the 17 counts have four pages worth of questions. however, word came this morning that shortly after the jury took a look at that ar-15, they have reached a decision. we're expecting that to be read at 10:30 in

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kerry sanders is outside of the courthouse in fort lauderdale today. how have the prosecution and defense tried to make their case in court? >> reporter: well this is such an unusual case. because he did plead guilty and now it is up to a 12-member jury to determine whether he should get life in prison or whether he should be sentenced to death. the prosecution said it is very clear that this was premeditated. and it was planned and it was depraved. the defense saying that nikolas cruz had many obstacles in life, being born into a family where his mother had an addiction and that caused mental problems for him. but bottom line, the jury will make the decision and it needs to be unanimous. all 12 jurors can decide on a death penalty, or it could result in a life sentence if only one of them said i don't believe in the death penalty here. kate. >> this has to be so painful for the loved ones of the victims. what are they hoping to see happen? >> reporter: you know, there are so many different takes here. some would like to just see the jury end this beca

get out the vote rally in miami, at a fund-raiser for good editorial candidate, charlie -- and fort lauderdale. now we'll move to seoul, south korea, or south korea's president has declared a period of national mourning following the city's deadly crowd surge yesterday. officials say at least 151 people were killed among them, one american. after an estimated 100,000 people gathered for what was supposed to be a halloween celebration. nbc news foreign correspondent, ron sanchez, as live with the latest details. we're, of 151 dead at the last count. were to think stand this morning, what can you tell us about how this happened? >> yeah, katie, it's an almost unbelievable number. in south korea today, there is shock, grief, but there is also deep, deep anger that so many young people could lose their lives all at once and an instance like this. the president of south korea addressing his morning country today say this is a disaster that should never have happened, and that people will be held accountable. as you said, about 100,000 people turned out last night in downtown seoul for this outdoor

fort lauderdale police say the first incident happened last wednesday morning.on her way to school when the man attempted to lure her in by offering candy, money, other items. she declined and walked away. the man tried to grab her but she was able to finely run away. -- finally run away. the police department saying the same thing happened the next morning. and those are some of your headlines from here, maria. back over to you. maria: oh, my god. that story is chilling. thank god the 10-year-old got away. i mean, this is every parent's nightmare, cheryl. thank you so much for that. cheryl: you bet. maria: big tech complaining a dangerous role for the -- playing a dangerous role for the cartels at the southern border. drug dealers are using social media platforms like tiktok to help drug and human smuggling operations. this is an ad we're showing you on the screen. this is something i've been reporting for months since going to the border five times. now west virginia attorney general patrick morrisey is joining the fight and has been a leader in the fight. the

kerry sanders is outside the courthouse in fort lauderdale, florida.rson is also with us. kerry, i don't know if you have had had an opportunity to talk to any of the families. what have you hearing on the ground? >> reporter: it's an extremely difficult day, but when you consider they have been waiting since 2018 to reach this point whether a 12-member jury will determine whether it's going to be a life sentence or a death sentence, it is, as they would say, it's about time. some have told me they wish there had been another shot fired that day and that nicholas cruz would have been killed on the campus after he went on that rampage and left so much carnage in the wake of so many broken lives, family members who wonder if ever there is going to be a sense of what they might call true justice. many say that they are going to wait to see what the jury has to say, but clearly, some believe that the only appropriate sentence here is a death sentence. debbi hickson lost her husband that day. this is what she had to tell me. >> what is the appropriate punis

host: let's talk to mike calling from fort lauderdale, florida.r: what will happen after ukraine wins the war? i think the country is motivated and with the help of the west, they will win this war and they will get all their territory back. what will happen after? they gave away their nuclear weapons, which was a big mistake. in 1994 they signed the budapest agreement where the u.s., great britain, russia, and ukraine signed it, and they said that the borders of ukraine were guaranteed, but in 2014 when the russians invaded, obama did zilch. nothing. britain did nothing about it either. who is going to guarantee their sovereignty, their borders after they win the war? why can't they be admitted to nato? i don't understand that at all. they are showing their ability to fight off a major army. what is the problem with them being admitted to nato? host: let's get a response. guest: it is a great question. you raise 2 points -- one is about the budapest agreement when ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons. they got some guarantees, but the guarantees h

this morning, an urgent search, police in fort lauderdale looking for this man who tried to lure a 10wo separate occasions as she made her way to school. >> offers her various things to try to bribe her into getting into his vehicle. >> reporter: this new video police say showing the little girl as she ran away. the girl's mother who didn't show her face on camera spoke out about the terrifying ordeal. >> we're still in total shock. i just keep thinking what if he like he gotten a chance to really get her in the van. >> reporter: police say the girl told them a man in a black van first approached her wednesday on her way to school, offering her candy. >> he opened the sliding door of his van and showed her the candy and told her to get inside and take a look at all the candy that he had. >> reporter: authorities say she managed to get away, but the next morning that same man allegedly approaching her again, this time on foot. >> he said, hey, you forgot your candies yesterday. so she got frightened and she ran and seeked help and then the police, they contacted me. >> reporter: this s

tonight because after the department of state did their selection of the great sculptor from fort lauderdale and italy, she got right to work and came here to the capitol, and we toured her around to look at all of the statues. by the way, did you all have a chance to look at some of the other statues today? what is one of the differences between the older gentlemen that they have? did we notice they are a little grumpy, a little cranky? and here is dr. bethune with this optimistic smile. that she captured in such a beautiful fashion. dr. sybil moses was the lead at the library of congress. how perfect is that that dr. moses could lead us to the promised land of getting this sculpture and informing the work. she put out historical recordings and photographs. we went down to lincoln park where that beautiful statue by the national council of new grow women, -- national council of negro women worked so hard to do. she internalized it all and i know someone dr. beth thune would appreciate, someone who knew how to write letters, new how to ask for contributions, knew how to rally daytona beach a

after the department of state did their selection of the great sculpture kneeled comments from fort lauderdale and -- italy, she got right to work and came here to the capital and we toward around to look at all of the statues. by the way, did y'all have a chance to look at some of the other statues today? one of the differences between kind of the older gentlemen that they have. have you noticed they are a little grumpy? they look at little cranky and here is doctor bethune with this optimistic smile. they captured it in such a beautiful fashion. doctor moses was the lead at the library of congress. how perfect is that that dr. civil moses, dr. moses, could lead us to the promised land of getting the art and the sculpture and forming this work? she brought out recordings, historical recordings. she brought out historical photographs. we went into lincoln park, with that beautiful, beautiful statue by the national council of negro women doctor dorothy height, -- everyone worked so hard to do. she took the stand and internalize at all and then alongside her came somebody that i now, dr. biden w

took 3 -- f fort ft. lauderdale number two and st.ouis, missouri, safest city is columbia, maryland. if you had to move to another city today, how would that study inform your decision? >> first, i spend 16 years living in dc. and lived my time there but you could not pay my to live in the city again. i lilive on top of a mountain in middle of no where, my mountain did not show up, godspeed to who you choose to live in the rat infested horrible places. >> you are sad you had to put your plans to move to the louvre on ice? >> well, my dad lives in st. louis, i had a lot of family who lived there this is a beautiful city. crime rates went up in 2020. back down in 2021. because the city put in place programs and efforts. they started to tick back up. i think this is an example of city there are huge parts that are safe, and there are neighborhoods that are not. we need more community programs to get people better opportunities in life to get them education and employment we need policing. better policing, joe biden and democrats have tal

fort lauderdale 15% less with working remotely making vacations easier than ever for working parents,ie from maine is pulling her three kids out of school for a vacation to disney world and universal studios in orlando. >> we decided to go in the fall because i thought it would be cooler weather and less people. >> reporter: this vacation was too good to pass up after all that time couped up? >> yes i am one of those that cries at disney commercials because i want to go so bad. so we are so excited to be going. i am so excited. >> reporter: average hotel rates are higher, up 22% compared to last year, demand is still soaring with a number of rooms booked in september surpassing the same month in 2019 for the first time if you want the best vacation deals for your family, experts say consider getting onboard a cruise book a future trip this week on royal caribbean and norweigian and your kids can sail for free. blackout dates excluded. with covid vaccine requirements eliminated, families are signing up in droves a nebraska mom and her family went on an eight day caribbean cruise for 50

host: this is mark in fort lauderdale. whether this event may ruin homeowners insurance, which was already in crisis in florida? guest: it is not going to help. there are probably a few companies in florida that will go bankrupt. there've already been six insurers in florida that have gone bankrupt this year alone. i'm sure more of them will go bankrupt as a result. some of it will depend on what the state legislature and the governor do. i'm sure they will meet in that special session before the regularization -- before the regular session. they have to figure out a way to get the market back on track. there's always the state run insurer of last resort, paygo -- and because their estate backed agency, they have the authority to go to the public market and all of the people who do not have insurance policies. i doubt that you'll be the end of the homeowners insurance market but it will hit the market hard. host: william is in new orleans forever just. go ahead with your question. guest: here in new orleans after katrina w

host: tony is next, fort lauderdale, florida, independent line. caller: good morning.xcoriate your guest and i will to do so as gently as i can. none of the justices lied to their confirmation hearing. you need to look at the analysis. they gave loyal answers. amy coney barrett says, we are talking about roe v. wade right now. this guest is supposed to be a court observer and does not grasp the simple things. she does not know who ray apps is? i am going to give you the benefit of the doubt, charitably, that you are just ignorant. guest: i do not cover the january 6 event. i am aware of the viral video but i will have to leave it to the reporter who covers that. in terms of the court, i have not said whether a just a slide during their confirmation hearings -- whether a justice lied during their confirmation hearing. i have not given an opinion on that. host: anne in new york, democrat line. are you there? caller: hello? host: go ahead? caller: thank you. i don't believe this is a legitimate court. i think it is a reactionary conservative court. it is an extension of t

joanna, republican, fort lauderdale. caller: can you hear me? host: go ahead.ler: i am from plantation, florida, and i want to make a comment about the student loan crisis that is going on, that i am affected by. i have a student loan, and i just want to say, it is horrible , and bankruptcy rights were taken away, and we are trying to get the passage of two bills that we currently have in the house and the senate, and there is a fresh start to bankruptcy. limited bankruptcy rights to those with federal student loans, and hr 9110, it would restore bankruptcy rights for all types of student loans. it is absolutely horrible that people cannot sleep at night like myself, even after earning a college degree in some cases and getting a masters degree. it is not my fault. i was never able to pay back my student loan. right now, for the last several years, to make it clear, i have been taking care of my 80-year-old mother who has blood cancer. he is currently in treatment. we deserve some relief. host: that is joanna. if you go to the w pxi website, you can see a debat

to tom in fort lauderdale, florida, democrat. caller: no, independent.d morning, a few points, he is not going to testify. he is not man enough to testify for the questions i have about this committee is, why didn't they subpoena the vice president and grant him immunity to testify? in two years, they won't even talk to him the second thing is, if they talk about the fake electors, where is the hearing on the fake electors? ever since ginni thomas got linked to the fake electors, they have been quiet about it. ginni thomas, rudy giuliani, they lead that. where is the hearing on the fake electors? thank you. host: before you go, what do you think about the timing of this, coming just a few weeks before the 2022 midterm elections? i think we lost tom. bud, west virginia, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. first thing, we need to look at the whole picture. the first thing that we need to look at is that the capitol police's first line of duty when the capitol is being attacked is to use deadly force. ok, excuse me.

host: tony is next, fort lauderdale, florida, independent line. caller: good morning.guest and i will to do so as gently as i can. none of the justices lied to their confirmation hearing. you need to look at the analysis. they gave loyal answers. amy coney barrett says, we are talking about roe v. wade right now. this guest is supposed to be a court observer and does not grasp the simple things. she does not know who ray apps is? i am going to give you the benefit of the doubt, charitably, that you are just ignorant. guest: i do not cover the january 6 event. i am aware of the viral video but i will have to leave it to the reporter who covers that. in terms of the court, i have not said whether a just a slide during their confirmation hearings -- whether a justice lied during their confirmation hearing. i have not given an opinion on that. host: anne in new york, democrat line. are you there? caller: hello? host: go ahead? caller: thank you. i don't believe this is a legitimate court. i think it is a reactionary conservative court. it is an extension of the republican

on our republican line, fort lauderdale, florida. good morning.aller: i guess the real question should be is, is this election about rejecting west wing economics and left-wing policies? that should be the question this morning. how come it is never that question? we have had two years of seeing a different trajectory of policy from this administration. the democrats are in full control of all the levers of government. the media cannot demagogue the issue. the american people are getting hit with a reality. the fantasy of left-wing economics does not work. this went on in the late 1970's. we had the reagan revolution. so, those that believe in these policies are being hit with reality. this election is really about rejecting left-wing economics. host: you talked about trajectory. say the republicans do when the house. where do you see the trajectory going if democrats maintain control of the senate? caller: let me remind everyone, you are leaving $31 trillion to your grandchildren trade if we do not care about yourself, what do you think inflation