we have frog hugh gates, he is joining me on the phone from gainesville, florida. he is the chief resilience officer for one concern, and the former administrator of fema. thank you for being with us today, craig. it is my understanding that you are in gainesville, you're on the phone because there is spotty internet service out there. i'm wondering if you can just start by bringing our viewers into what people on the ground are dealing with. >> well, what people are dealing with on the ground is exactly what you heard on sanibel island. it varies across the area, some areas are getting power back up, some areas were getting water back up. the lee county coast area, up into charlotte county, they have the brunt of the storm surge and then inland flooding. they are still not able to get it back up, that is why they are getting them into these shelters on the mainland, getting the basic services, and then the next step is getting fema assistance to provide temporary housing for those who don't have a place to go back home to. >> we know that president biden has appro

some furious students with one saying they could find a better qualified candidate in downtown gainesvillerandom thursday. >> we believe that ben sasse, the senator from nebraska is totally unfit to be the next president of the university of florida. >> he just does not reflect the diversity of our campus and our student body here and his values go against everything that we paint of value as an institution. >> ben sasse is not welcome at this university not a part of our community and won't have time here. >> students of furious with sasse's past comments and secretive selection process the university had to select sasse out of a reported 700 candidates. baffled he is the sole finalist, named sole finalist out of this report of 700 candidate field. brianna? >> has the senator responded? has the university responded to this? >> not to the demonstrations. last week told to step down and resign to take this job at university president we did hear from the university. in fact, the person in charge of this selection committee. what they had to say about the republican senator of nebraska.

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i ask this is a house in game bill, it is not -- gainesville, it is not a moving company. but if you do move then u-haul yourself right back out area next is a revolving door. the longest anyone stayed in this house was six-months. linda hill says she and her husband had no idea why. >> win 10 tenants moved out in less than two years someone told them it was haunted. did you actually believe that? >> no. >> that changed when she was taking a shower dark figure whispered looking good and then it turned and walked off. she assumed it was her husband until her husband walked in. >> and he said who are you talking to? he was like oh my god. >> it really is haunted. >> the house used to be edward varela -- bordello which explains why the ghost or how do you say this -- >> they are sexual. no other way to put it. >> they call the ghost talking dirty. oh baby yeah i like it ike that. >> i would like to talk about something like else -- something else. which is the store that is snug. even when linda powell it shut -- linda townes -- linda pushes it shut, -- she gave a house hillh

folks in gainesville want to emanate ben sasse, two oh point as the new president. >> [chanting "hey,me"] spew endemic labeling his prior statements on same-sex message as discriminatory. ben sasse will retire from the senate to take the post, the only finalist for the post of uf president. rising prices have you covering your eyes in the grocery store? it's about to get even scarier, carley shimkus. it's going to cost you much more this year. tell you how to keep it from killing your budget. >> carley: joe concha, lara trump, all here alive. keep it right here on "fox & friends" first. hi. i'm shannon storms bador. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and thanks to shipstation's discounted rates we're saving a ton. honestly, we couldn't do it without shipstation join over 100,000 online sellers who get ship done with shipstation go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. >> todd: pumpkins, candy and costumes haunted by surging costs. co-owner of hickory

the owners of hill house manner in gainesville texas seem to think so.it used to be an old bordello and the ghosts that live there are very onbrand there. they're not scary, they' sexual. linda claims she once was taking a shower and a dark figure outside the curtain yelled, looking good. the hills tried renting out the house for a few years but nobody would last more than six months. today, people are back to renting it out by the night to investigate paranormal activity, of course. other than of hill house manor linda hill joins me now. so linda you're not putting me on. this really happened? >> no, this really happens. >> jesse: it wasn't some creepy guy that you forgot you invited over giving you a compliment during your shower? >> no, no. no, it was -- i thought it was my husband. i mean, he and i were the only ones in the house, and i spoke to him, you know, he told me i was looking good. i said thank you and i asked him what he had been doing that day and we had a conversation and he left. >> jesse: so you were showering, and the ghost kind of cam

cnn's leyla santiago is live at the school in gainesville, florida. >> reporter: you know, alex, it wassolution. and it essentially kind of attacked the process that led to senator ben sasse becoming the sole finalist for this position. how did we get here? earlier this year, florida passed a new law that changes how university presidents are selected. essentially makes the identity of candidates private for much of the selection process. and so, last night in an emergency meeting you heard from faculty that said this is a flawed process and we demand more transparency. listen. >> emotions aside, we do not have trust in the process of the presidential selection. it needs to improve. there needs to be a much broader conversation about it. >> reporter: now one of the members of the selection committee also spoke at that meeting saying the way that senator ben sasse became the sole finalist was when they got to the part of the process in which the identities would be revealed of other candidates and they dropped out from that point. that's the faculty's take, taking issue with the process.

you plan with the great sweat and give a west lgbtqa+ students and faculty and staff at uf and gainesvillecommunity? i think a community like you abbott needs to be a community of inclusion where everyone feels heard. everyone feels respected whethe it's trust. >> a change.org don't line up with the university of florida. >> we believe that ben sass at the senator from nebraska is totally unfit to be the next president. not only is he part us and he i a nun republican so we all know what has policy platforms are. >> they expect to ratify his appointment in november. >> we needed somebody who was and have eight beta and transformative. his ability to understand how the world is changing and how education needs to change it to meet a changing world. >> the clash may have been unavoidable. >> you find yourself in an environment of idealist particularly faculty members of their idealists but in this particular case you have idealism crossing paths with partisan politics and i think that's why you see the protests. >> he let a small college in nebraska before his election. he's also not the fir

professor, i'm glad you made it from gainesville, from florida. so hard-hit hit by the hurricane., north carolina. but the two of you participated virtually in this event this weekend. talk about what happened 103 years ago. the significance of what the african-americans in elaine who are landowners, business owners, professionals calling for better compensation for their crops, what happened to them. >> thank you, amy. it is such a great honor to be with julia wright. what happened was african-americans in phillips county, arkansas, around elaina, were really beginning to get organized. it was the world war i era, the price of cotton was increasing. most important, african-americans were making major gains as landowners in places like elaine and places like the black belt of alabama, northern florida, all across the south. w.e.b dubois knows this. because of the gains that african americans played in world war i, their expectations were rising. the white power structure mobilized against these rising aspirations. it is important to mention that many african-americans in elaine ow

leyla santiago joining us live from gainesville, florida. a lot of people want their voices heard, layla. >> reporter: well just take a look at the student newspaper this week. at the center is senator ben sasse. and he is at the center of much of this. this meeting that you talk of this afternoon, the emergency meeting established for a no confident today by the faculty was called upon after the senator was in the middle of a q&a session here last time he was on campus and that was interrupted essentially shut down by students who were protesting that. now as i've talked to students here at this morning, what is clear is that at issue are a few things for them. one is the senator's stance on lgbtq issues as well as abortion. and they don't believe many of the students believe that that aligns with the communities inclusion efforts. because take note, as you mentioned, this a senator that said that he was disappointed when the supreme court declared same-sex marriage across the country and this is a senator that hasn't always towed the party

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john in gainesville asks, what are your plans to reduce the effect of inflation on floridians of the federal government cannot come up with a viable solution? >> we know these are the effects of the biden-crist policies, the worse inflation 40 years, he bows with biden 100% of the time and he says that biden is the best president he's ever seen, so he's locked together with these policies that have hurt so many people throughout our state and our country. what we are going to do for floridians who commute, we are going to reduce polls by 50% -- tolls by 50% statewide. we are going to make all baby items, diapers, cribs, tax rate permanently in the state of florida so you can raise kids and get by. we are also going to say that pet food is going to be tax-free in the state of florida, so this is going to be the largest tax relief plan in the history of the state of florida. you are able to do that when you have a strong economy and the largest budget surplus in history, which we have right now. >> congressman, you have one minute. >> i would agree, you should've done that the first ye

gainesville in my lifelong home, manassas, in the 13th district of virginia, house delegates elected 2017 reelected, 2019 2021, running for state senate next year. and i, like i said, because it's lifelong manassas i'm born and raised prince william hospital, september 30th, 1984. cheryl sadly wrote and long story short with it, is my childhood is a series of overcoming a lot of traumatic events and other things and at the same time having, you know, the best italian food on sunday nights of my mom's cooking. and if you know anything about italian family argument is communication and i like to make that point pretty clear in my book as well and. you know, the thing is, in my case, my upbringing in any way, even though the way that you would stand is like, hey, look, you live out in the woods and in the burbs, right? you know, like this, you know, this, you know, in a white middle class family. but you know what's going to stand out so much? it's like, well, you know, my dad killed himself when i was three years old. so in my earliest childhood memories is running next door after you