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this one is coming from the gulf. it is very rare when you get a storm of this size that moves west to east essentially. i know it's east/northeast. to take a direct shot at the west coast of florida. that's what they are dealing with and haven't seen anything like this coming off helene 13 days ago and now milton. and everybody is watching to see what milton makes its move. >> dana: good for our viewers to have you and the team across the region. everyone is doing an incredible job and we appreciate all of you. harris faulkner will take you through the next hour. >> harris: breaking news. we're expecting at any moment, because it comes about this time every day, 11:00 a.m. eastern, we get an update from the national hurricane center. and we'll wait to see what they say about the massive hurricane milton that caused 6 million people to evacuate in its path in the state of florida. the life threatening storm is now moving toward florida's gulf coast. forecasters say it will slam into that peninsula. late tonight or int

i burned gulf in berlin. this is the day the hurricane milton is going to be a deadly in catastrophic storm. we've never had and never have one just know that you get 10 feet of storm surge. uh you can't just conquer down with that. it may be a long recurs down on florida. that description is also meant for hurricane helene, which also hit florida 2 weeks ago before delivering a catastrophic mix of wind and rain as far inland as the appalachian mountains of tennessee and north carolina. climate. scientists say that human cause global warming is making monster storms such as helene and milton, 2 and a half times more likely than they were before the industrial age began. and if the goals of the parents climate agreement are not met, the likelihood of more mega hurricanes will increase even more. milton's high wins and pelting rain were the only trees and power lines along florida, gulf coast, hours before the storm was due to make land for many people trying to get out of harm's way, have discovered that gasol

and also when it comes to golf and you run so simply in several of the gulf states that are dozens of the american basis military basis. and also regarding the fact that the gulf region is almost the how's the hub of the 40 percent oil in energy, oil and gas production. so now having safety and security of the maritime in the global energy stoplight is extremely important. now, the running for the minister is visit consolidated as the 1st step, and that is going to continue to with some other companies as well. so the main things 1st is that in case of a regional escalation of regional war, the american military bases in the gulf companies are not going to be use the gas, the run and return. iran is going to give the guarantees to the gulf countries that needed iran or his allies are not going to target the oil and gas about certain facilities across the region that springing elijah man. yeah. his a military and security analyst joining us here in the studio. thank you very much for your time, elijah. so if we can start with the iranian foreign ministers, diplomatic tool of the region

i burned gulf in berlin. this is the day the hurricane milton is going to be a deadly in catastrophic storm. we've never had and never have one just know that you get 10 feet of storm surge. uh you can't just conquer down with that. it may be a long recovery process. i'm like, that's my biggest fear that it's going to be a long, clean up. some of you might still be able to evacuate safely for others, it may be too late. also coming up the nobel prize for chemistry, shared by a trio of scientists whose research could transform how new drugs are made through artificial intelligence. this prize represents the promise of computational biology . you know that we are really that we're going to use computers that we're going to understand the disease that we're ultimately going to make people healthy because of the work we do in the work we do with a i and do our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today with the other, another hurricane on steroids. and

the outer bands of the storms already had in the gulf coast. has braced for what many described as the storm of the century. our correspondents are there. we will speak to one resident that decided to stay. will they ever recover from the wake of hurricane en? 97% of damage assessmentwere downgraded by insurance companies. it could be a disastrous 12 hours for tens of thousands of american families. welcome to the program. there is to driving wind and torrential rain already arrived in florida. there are at least 10 active tornado warnings in the region. we have been tracking an extremely dangerous tornado heading north towards fort myers. right now milton is 150 miles southwest of tampa with sustained wind 145 miles per hour and soon it will push water onto the coast with a storm surge of 15 feet expected in the worst hit areas likely to be somewhere south of tampa bay close to sarasota. there is barely enough time to get out. major roads and bridges will close in the next few hours and from that point, those who stay will be on their own. thi

have reached record highs in the gulf of mexico is hot. a scientific term is actually hot measuring around 88 degrees fahrenheit. that hot water is fuel to these storms. both milton and helene have exposed the fact we are in a new era of super destructive storms going from a tropical depression to a category 5 hurricane in a short amount of time defied almost every forecast model. imagine if the intensification had happened closer to landfall. milton formed in about a day people, possibly prepare for a super storm on that timeline. it is really a matter of when not if but the worst case scenarios will play out. joining me is a contributing writer for the new yorker who has been warning about effects about climate change only longer than most people have known what climate change is. to see you. the reason i want to talk to you about this is you have talked about the fact that fear and - can be damaging and paralyzing when it comes to climate action. you also say it is necessary for people to take bold steps being hopeful about things. you

you're facing the gulf of mexico going in lance and yeah, they made it. they were obstacles. gas shortage is full charges, traffic jams, and so on. but a lot of people made it hopefully thankfully. and it's still fun with less than a month to go until election day. hurricane milton this it is being politicized with rumors and miss information swirling it's all over social media. what's being said, as well as to say that's actually absolutely is clickable. this is unbelievable. what's going on here? how specific individuals i try to capitalize on what's going on. you see hurricanes, natural disasters, any kind of does that, that were not long ago, perhaps in the united states, a reason to unify right. but that is not happening anymore. here there's politicians out there manually, donald trump, who's saying really lying to people saying that the fema is being strapped of cash and not able to actually help them because the hair is by ministration to brighten their hairs. administration is diverting money, which is absolute nonsense. so yes, it is completely

secondly, both you run and the gulf states, they need to guarantees from each other. so your one is asking guarantees from the gulf states that in case of original order that they recommended to engagement and direct me to a confrontation with israel. none of the american made it to the basis being the gulf states are going to be use a guest iran any return. iran is also given the guarantees to the gulf states that in case of original conflict, the $14.00, it's proxies and allies are not going to target oil and gas reserves of the golf stage. so in that sense, keeping neutrality, you know, origin of what is essential for both sides. okay. uh, and iran has said that it is ready for a war is, is roll attacks. what could it runs, respond speed in such case as well? when we talked to the running ministry experts here, the analyst here, they say, well, in apple when you're on for the 1st time, shit, israel by over $300.00 thrones as an, as respond to it is ready to attack. one is embassy in damascus. the said that the aim was not to maximize the kidding, but rather to have

the gulf of mexico is different. very shallow for a long period of time that means the storm surge will carry itself one on top of the other and that's really where the danger comes. when you think north of you in tampa, they have not had a direct hit in 103 years, britta. >> even if we have landfall here in sarasota, tampa bay doesn't get an easy hand. this will -- to your point, this is the strongest storm we have seen in over 100 years. no one has seen what it looks like to throw ten feet of storm surge into this part of the gulf coast. to your point, the coastal shelf, the feature you're talking about for the gulf side of florida, you have a deep gulf of mexico and for hundreds of miles you have a coastal shelf. all that deep water piling on top of that shelf shoves into the coastline. one of the most vulnerable companies lines for storm surge. >> bill: thank you. we'll be with you throughout the day. >> dana: fox weather senior meteorologist january nice dean is tracking milton. >> that was a description of the

can you typically persian gulf countries and you'll explore. so partnership must be arranged with the trust must be strengthened and mutually beneficial. projects must be developed and we welcomed these trends and we are going to support them. and politically, we will be eager to participate in economic investment or logistic projects or to those tunes and in other organization. so it's just sort of the new a create and during the gulf countries corporation council is going to be presented by co ed next year. and i really hope that's the queen bratia and then these council we have the dialect at the level of the for administrators. for the last month, we held the session of the ministry will meeting and every ads and next year russia is going to host they spend the start of the meetings in kuwait is going to preside over the gulf council. so we will be preparing this ministerial event together. that's what i did and we can for the late at our friends on the fact that a good way to national look, a way to representative was selected as a secreta

it's the strongest hurricane formed in the gulf of mexico since rita back in 2005. its stunning scale apparent in this view from space. >> it's going to be a catastrophic impact, potentially across two of the major population centers in florida. >> even inland cities like orlando expect to be impacted. disney and universal both closing their theme parks early tomorrow. while president biden today announced he has canceled a planned trip overseas in order to focus on the storm. >> this could be the worst storm to hit florida in over a century. and god willing it won't be, but that's what it's looking like right now. >> and that's exactly why emily siegle and samuel scherrer are leaving. this is debris from helene? >> yes. >> they closed on their home three weeks ago just before helene roared ashore. what does this house mean to you guys? what does it represent? >> i mean, it was going to be like our future long-term house. so this is pretty disappointing. >> like so many here in florida, they don't have insurance. >> we're still hoping it goes south. but we're defini

it is fuelled by the warm waters over the gulf of mexico.nd today, last night when it hit, it doubled in size and cover the whole state of florida. most areas are seeing at least some effects from milton. it made landfall as a major category three, so we are talking winds in excess of 100 miles an hour. we have had 18 inches of rain in saint petersburg in tampa bay and thatis petersburg in tampa bay and that is very reflective. so catastrophic flooding potentially and even though the storm has now been crossing florida right the way eastwards, just to the south of orlando it has maintained category one status. it is massive and covers the whole state of florida and is bringing rain into georgia and carolina. we have seen major flooding with debbie and helene prior to that at the end of the summer. it will not be many more hours before it moves out into the atlantic. however, even once it moves out into the atlantic as a category one hurricane it has still got a lot of rain to give and it is still a hurricane, so there are still a hurricane,

right there showing us the storm is working on all cylinders, like a machine feeding off that warm gulfwater winds at 160 cat five, a low central pressure at 914 millibars. and the newest information on the path of this now has the path going a little bit more off to the south, but tampa to fort myers still in that forecast cone here a category four just before landfall, one 30 mile per hour winds. sarasota may actually take a direct hit there. goes over central florida, and by thursday morning it starts to exit anywhere from daytona beach to fort pierce. 85 mile per hour winds, 15 plus inches of rain, a storm surge that could be 15ft high. so massive on all fronts. we'll get you more updates on this. and of course, some bay area rain chances coming up. all right jeff, thanks. and you heard jeff there. milton is currently a category five. this is view from spacex. and astronaut docked at the international space station. posted this time lapse. it is a massive and powerful storm. check this out five. let me grab my phone real quick. so what you're looking at here is a team of researchers

i know there are other parts of the west coast of the gulf coast of florida that have seen this issue, debris leftover from hurricane helene. can you give us an update on the status what that looks like in sarasota, you weren't directly hit by hurricane helene, but i know that there were problems there because i have relatives in that area yeah, many problems and there's still some debris. i just i was checking my email just two seconds ago and heard it now, here is the problem. >> are our peru our team at the city is working around the clock and working with the county. we have less and less contractors willing to go out the barrier island which are going to be the most impacted to pick up this debris. >> so it's only basically government workers now, when at some point we have to withdraw to because we're taking into account the safety of our employees. so as of right now, it's just us. there's almost there's virtually no contractors willing to center in. there workers out into the barrier islands. we sought the help of as much help as we can the national guard has sent us some so s

coasts will return to the job, and gulf coasts will return to thejob, at least and gulf coasts will, at least untiljanuary the job, at least until january 15 the job, at least untiljanuary 15 and the idea is to try and get both sides time to return to the negotiating table and work on some of those lingering issues. we know and there were questions about whether or not there would be any improvement on retirement benefits offered on retirement benefits offered on healthcare, but perhaps the biggest issue of all was automation and when i was at the picket line earlier this week at the port of newark, one of the busiest on the east coast, there were lots of signs, people saying automation doesn't feed family, a lot of anger and concern that essentially had advanced technology would replace them and theirjobs and that is what they saw this fight primarily as being about, so the question is will there be any progress between now and january 15? i reached out to the union, the ila, but have not heard as to whether there has been any movement on this key issue. to the us now, where market

if you look at the gulf _ and four to six feet.. if you i look at the gulf coast, you're seeing from the southernmost tip on to see the city, some of these places, like tampa in the city itself in densely populated areas. we are really going to see immense damage in built—up areas. going to see immense damage in built-up areas.— built-up areas. much of the coastline — built-up areas. much of the coastline is _ built-up areas. much of the coastline is very _ built-up areas. much of the coastline is very vulnerable | coastline is very vulnerable right now and much of it is still in the cone and we don't know exactly where it will make landfall which makes it even more difficult and we probably will not know until a few hours before the storm makes landfall where we are really looking at and we have to prepare much of the florida coastline.— the florida coastline. good to talk to you — the florida coastline. good to talk to you and _ the florida coastline. good to talk to you and let's - the florida coastline. good to talk to you and

. ♪ >>> some aerial pictures from a chevron oil rig in the gulf of mexico today, a vital region whent comes to american energy production, especially with prices at the pump at the lowest levels since february today. good morning welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange cramer is on the oil rig in the gulf futures bounce on the s&p after the worst session in a couple of weeks yesterday as yields retreat some 40 s&p companies report today tesla, the biggest gainer on the s&p market following the stronger than expected q3 results, musk with bullish comments last night. >> and boeing shares extending losses from yesterday this after the machinists rejected the new labor contract proposal, adding to a strike that is already 5 weeks long southwest and elliott reach a deal, the company will add six directors, five proposed by elliott. >>> we begin in the gulf as we said yesterday trying to set you up with the history of you going to rigs. this is not the first time. >> no, it's not. i have been in the gulf before an

the water goes up onto the shallow continental she” onto the shallow continental shelf at the gulf ofo inland, and then it has to come back out. so 5ometime5 building5 it has to come back out. so 5ometime5 buildings can get pu5hed one—way by a surge coming in and further damaged by the surge coming back out. eventually the water, if it's ten feet above sea level, it would be pulled back into the gulf of mexico, quite quickly in some circumstances. very serious and _ in some circumstances. very serious and dangerous - serious and dangerous condition5. thank5 serious and dangerous condition5. thanks so much for speaking to us on bbc news. and a reminder, we have updates on the path of hurricane milton and coverage from our team of corre5pondent5 on the ground in florida on our website, bbc.com/new5. there is a live page. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. it has been revealed that a 15—year—old girl who was stabbed to death in northumberland last year was killed by her ex—boyfriend, who wa516 at the time. ajudge has now al

another hurricane is gaining strength in the gulf and taking aim at florida. the latest on the storm's path and preparations. >>> first -- [ siren ] one year later, sirens mark the day thousands of hamas terrorists invaded israel killing more than 1,200 people and taking hundreds of others hostage in the worst attack on the jewish people since the holocaust. >>> good morning, i'm michael george. we start with the horror that unfolded one year ago today. as dawn broke, terror followed. hamas launching a barbaric attack, butchering and burning entire families, raping women, and catching israel's military defenses by surprise. this morning thousands of people gathered at the site of the nova music festival to remember the 364 lives murdered that day and the 44 people taken hostage. they played the final track before a moment of silence. this is just one of many memorials being held to mark the attack. here in the u.s. and across the globe the day is being marked with rallies and protests for and against israel. about 100 hostages remain in gaza. seven of them ame

the cooperation of the persian gulf has a mechanism that all their activities from security, economic, general, consular, different departments have a union with them, as mr. president also pointed out in new york, why we cannot achieve a single currency like the european union. what should we do in asia? won't it be the first power in the future of the asian economy? why do we have the ability? yes, we do. ten percent, well, this is a very low number, considering the conditions inside the country and the opportunities of the four seasons of the weather in different areas. in my opinion , it is a golden opportunity with the neighboring countries, which is the same with the persian gulf areas as with the central asian republic, with eurasia. pointing out that according to the meetings of the agreements in eurasia and i don't know, our membership in birix and other organizations, these are very good opportunities, this opportunity today. the islamic republic was created to be able to organize its own economy in these gatherings and to provide peace of mind to the people in providing inc

up to 45,000 dockworkers along the east coast and the gulf set to walk off the job at midnight. what this could mean for prices across this country. the massive fire burning at a chemical plant tonight and the real concern over air quality. the toxic, dangerous smoke visible for miles and some sheltering in place at this hour. tonight the u.s. releasing a video with a russian fighter jet nearly colliding with an american f-16, the two planes coming within 50 feet of one another. >>> in new york city, what indicted mayor eric adams has asked the judge to do. tonight former president jimmy carter turns 100. also tonight we remember the hall of fame basketball legend, the broadway star also gone too soon, and of course, the tributes continue to pour in tonight for kris kristofferson. this evening here, in his own word, what he once told our diane sawyer. ♪ ♪ >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we do be intonight with the stunning images co

i know you're also keeping an eye on the gulf coast here.s category four now. it's barely. i mean, it's at the high end of category four. it's expected to get to category five 157 plus category five. i'm seeing 160 to 165 for tomorrow. now there are some signs, maybe some drier air or some wind shear might get entrained to it by the time it reaches right there. so maybe only a category three. but i mean they see a cat four. this has just gone crazy overnight. so cat five. but you know, again this is still two days away. but something to watch on the gulf coast side of florida. so but that has become just a monster system in a very short period of time. san anselmo, concord, san jose, santa rosa, napa, redwood city, oakland and vallejo all had something in common yesterday. they're all in them. hundreds, 100 to 104 and your backyard thermometer probably said the same. the city was close 97. that was a record high 95 on saturday. the low this morning is what i've seen is 71. that looks like another warm record low temperature. this has been on

it's a huge storm in the gulf.s basically takes up two thirds of the entire gulf of mexico in terms of just cloud, cloud shield. and so just the amount of rain, the copious amount of rain that's going to come from this thing will be incredibly impressive. so that's a wednesday into thursday thing here are the temperatures, the records from today. again, we've had so many days in a row of record temperatures and here we go in again today. tomorrow. we shouldn't see any records. these were the highs. some more highs. these were not records or some were. and some weren't. but that's the texture of the day. hot, right? heat advisory got extended. they pushed it. it was supposed to end today, but they pushed it into today, which rightfully so. the low pressure is now sort of working its way in. it's up here. that's the main low. it's going to drop close. and as you know it's going to cool us down. bring a little fog back to the coast as well. temperatures will generally be 4 or 5 degrees cooler than they were today. so

indian ocean, on the shores of the persian gulf. are located arab countries rich in oil and gas. the northern coast of the strait belongs to iran, the southern, to aman and the united arab emirates. the depth in the transport corridors generally exceeds 100 m, ideal for huge tankers. up to 20 million barrels of oil per day pass through the strait of armud, or about a fifth of the world's consumption of liquid hydrocarbons. in addition, qator is one of the largest exporters of liquefied gas, sending almost all of its volume through the strait. lng. as a result, the strait of armud has become a critical element of the global energy security architecture. and even if iran closes the strait of armud for a few days, the world market will already see it. most of saudi oil, iraq, kuwait, iran itself, the united arab emirates, gas condensate from qatar and also lng from qatar will be locked inside the persian gulf, which is 20% of the world trade in liquefied natural gas. gas. and it will be both an oil and gas crisis at the same time. during operation true promise two, the islamic revol

could there be more than 100 container ships waiting off the east coast and the gulf by tomorrow? and what this could mean for the prices you pay. >>> the breaking headline tonight. the notorious murder trial of lyle and erik menendez. the brothers sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing their parents. what the los angeles d.a. is now suggesting. >>> tonight, tourists horrified in cancun. gunmen storming the beach, killing someone. the escape then on a jet ski. >>> tonight, the new lawsuit filed against country music star garth brooks. a hairstylist and makeup artist accusing him of sexual assault. >>> and tonight, who is the wnba's rookie of the year? the cheers when they heard her name. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we begin tonight with the breaking news, a verdict just in in the police beating death of tyre nichols in memphis, after a traffic stop in january of last year. tonight, three former officers have now been found guilty of federal civil rights charges. the horrific incident captured on surveillan

now let's start in the, nothin parts of the gulf through for it's littered the escalating there. that is where the forces are totally re selling. just struck a one of the big trees into bad. yeah. and they're at the fire upset and civil defense themes told us that they're trying to contain the flyer also fits ready for says target the 3 schools. a big aster, wording, distaste, palestinians to evacuate from. so no palestinians were killed, but there have been reported injuries. what's at the same time? you've been palestinians, a couple of minutes only to evacuate under fire is a very terrible experience. so a lot of the products didn't use because you can only run up to saved your life and you do not have any time to collect any of your belongings. and let's also remember that all of these schools have been shelters and refuge in homes for thousands of highly seniors across the country. now for the 3rd consecutive day, the escalation in the north continue as a route and region is, is taking place in the not to pipe subsidies space. yeah. yeah. enter body and according to policies

the persian gulf will lock up most of saudi oil, iraq, kuwait.n itself, the explained arab emirates, gas condensate from qater and also lng from qater, which is 20% of the world's trade in fatty natural gas, and it will be both an oil and gas crisis at the same time. during operation true promise 2, the islamic revolutionary guard corps used two types of missiles with modernized warheads and ballistic missiles khaibar shikkan. according to iran, they also used advanced hypersonic missiles. fotah. there are very few air defense systems in the world that can effectively counter such threats and, as the iranian strike showed, the israeli iron dome did not cope with this task either. the results of the attack are still being analyzed. iran claims that all targets were hit. israel, in turn, talks about minimal damage. at the end of the work week , satellite images of the israeli nevatim base appeared on the internet. they show traces of missile impacts, but there are also nuances. on published. the images show only a small area in the southeast of the

president magnitude possess shaquille and has met with the mirror of cats are in a scheduled visit to the gulf state. it comes a day off to, to ron 5, nearly $200.00 miss solves that military and security targets in israel. it runs farm and it's just as it considers the operation completed in the past. yeah, accounts are, has been media 18, cx, 5 talks between israel and him, us, i know most others i have failed. since mediation is our strategic option as part of a foreign solid single sided, we reiterate that we will continue to exist in the maximum pressure in our mediation efforts to put an end to the war and concept and have the detained and captives released despite the continued i look terry escalations like israel us can . we also reiterate that a 2 state solution to the establishment of an independent and viable palestinian state, or in the 1967 ford escape, the service the edits. capital is the key to a lasting peace in the region for us to show it to you. and alger. there is diplomatic editor james bias was listening into that news conference we didn't learn. i don't thinking that re

a major category three closing in on landfall earlier than expected, along florida's central gulf coastllions are bracing for impact. now the latest track just in has the eye of the storm hitting the sarasota area. that is just south of tampa, a region that hasn't had a hurricane this powerfl in more than a hundred years. milton's wind and rain bands are humongous, stretching for about 350 miles. there are mandatory evacuation orders in 15 out of 67 counties, but officials now say it is too late to get out. president biden spoke about that from the white house just a short time ago. >> at this point, evacuation is probably difficult. so i encourage people to look for safer shelter. sometimes moving just a few miles can mean the difference between life and death. >> norah: the storm is also unleashing an outbreak of tornadoes. there have been more than 100 warnings today and at least a dozen are confirmed to a have touched down. cbs news teams are spread from florida's west coast all the way to the atlantic, across milton's entire path. vladimir duthiers is going to lead off our coverage

of mexico, atlantic and caribbean.— the gulf of mexico, atlantic and caribbean.u for _ and caribbean. stay safe and thank you forjoining - and caribbean. stay safe and thank you forjoining us. - and caribbean. stay safe and thank you forjoining us. we | thank you forjoining us. we will keep across what is happening with milton here on bbc news. let's return to the middle east, and these are live pictures from tyre in southern lebanon. smoke in the sky and the latest from the south is there has been an israeli strike there. the lebanese health ministry is reporting firefighters have been killed. they have pulled eight bodies from the wreckage of a building. the identity of those bodies we don't yet know but it's a dangerous situation there at the moment. we also know that hezbollah has been firing rockets across at israel as well. just looking at the latest in terms of evacuation orders that have been issued for people living at the moment in the north of gaza today as well as well as for people in parts of lebanon in the south. we are keeping across what is actua

from berlin after days of preparations and evacuations. hurricane milton is heading hard on the us gulf coast, wind gusts, over 200 kilometers an hour and heavy rain have knocked out power to more than 2000000 people. authorities are now pricing for a massive storm surge as the hurricane federals through florida. also coming up president bud slams, what he calls and on slot of lies spread by donald trump. and his supporters about the disaster, including a claim that the government is manipulating the weather and the leaders of the us and israel discussed israel's plans to retaliate for rand's miss of attack. as real as depends minister warrants, retaliation will be lethal, precise and surprising. the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. hurricane milton is pounding, florida with violent winds and potentially deadly flooding. it struck the states, gulf coast late wednesday as a category 3 hurricane with wins exceeding 200 kilometers an hour. the storms i came a short near sarasota south of its expected land fall in the heavily populated template bay area. it's cut power to

all of this water that is being pushed in from the gulf of mexico that has nowhere to go. the kaluza hatchie river, which is behind me here is pretty much at this point just blended into this street. there's really no way to know exactly where river kind of stands because the pier the beach area over there, that's at this point all of the water is just coming through on this side. as you talked about, a hurricane ian two years ago, this part of fort myers saw a storm surge with a direct landfall of about ten feet. of course, we're not going to those kind of numbers because the storm has already to the north of us. but the next couple of hours are really going to be difficult and they're going to be telling because that storm surge could be anywhere between eight to nine to ten feet. and we're not going to really get a sense of just how much of this flooding is going to happen until tomorrow morning, because that's what we expect high tide to take place. that's when we expect all of the flooding for parts of central florida to make its way down the kaluza had your river whe

pursues a big goal and that the mechanisms that we have in asia like eco , eurasian union, persian gulfh for now, well, the road is a long way, now it is called asian cooperation dialogue forum or icd, so we are pursuing several goals in this forum, and now at the qatar summit , artificial intelligence, e-commerce and joint ventures will be discussed. this shows that the economy and commercial cooperation has become the priority of asian countries , and we hope that the president will address economic issues at the summit that will be held tomorrow in doha, especially now in the situation where the islamic republic of iran's hand is in the negotiation, i.e. the successful missile attack last night. he has established an authority and an authority for the islamic republic of iran in the international arena, which we can criticize in economic negotiations, that is, now we can make a proposal, and we must definitely give the same advice to asian countries and islamic countries, many of which are in this the assembly is given to stop cooperation economy with the zionist regime should now be

tired of war, and i even supported people i knew from the lebanese diaspora who were working in the gulf countries in north america. many of these people were thinking about going back to lebanon. i kind of encouraged them in personal conversations and told them that lebanon has more prospects than... in north america or in the gulf countries, that was really my sincere belief, because there is one thing you will like in lebanon, and that is the concept of life: live and let live. now in the fall of 2024 in lebanon bombings are underway, the airport is closed, millions of people are under threat every day, on the brink of physical survival, not just economic. this has already happened over the past 5 years, so i must say that i was wrong, i participated in it, but i was unable to reach my destination, the sky over the persian gulf countries is closed, after refueling in mineralnye vody, the plane returned to the capital. among the journalists on board was our channel's special correspondent boris ivanin, he talked to dmitry chernyshenko, then refueling here, everything was absolutely fin