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ian: right. well, senior union officials i spoke with recently after the vote came down yesterday seemed quite defeated, actually. they do not see much of a path to negotiate forward with the railroad companies because the railroad companies have the leverage knowing congress can intervene and intervene, as unions see it, on behalf of the railroad companies. both sides are fairly pessimistic that a deal will come independently. as for the sticking points, the big one continues to be paid sick leave, scheduling and general quality-of-life issues. these railroad workers do not have any paid sick time. what they have is a pot of flexible paid time off they can use to go to the doctor and they cannot be punished by using it to go to the doctor. but there are folks in the union and on the left who think that is not enough. kriti: something we'll keep an eye on. ian kullgren, thank you as always. walking us through what is turning into a complicated story. a rail strike would add to the slowdowns you a

plus, when hurricane ian came aground in florida, it destroyed lives, homes, businesses, and polling places. tommy doyle: we could not staff 97 sites. a lot of the polling locations aren't even there. >> the efforts underway to help displaced voters cast their ballots. and, a visit to a bronx kitchen. yajaira: if we help the people with to have the least, everybody else is going to benefit from it. >> meet the undocumented restaurant owner who wants everyone to have a seat at democracy's table. ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." we're now just days away from the midterm elections. tightly contested senate races are playing out in several states, including georgia, arizona, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. surveys of registered voters show issues like the economy, abortion, and crime will determine the choices they make at the polls. after the 2020 presidential election, our correspondent jessica gomez embarked on a road trip, traveling along i-70, from colorado to missouri, talking to people about what it means to be an american. last week, she picked up where s

kriti: ian, thank you for bringing us that perspective. let's talk about today's trading, specifically chinese stocks. they are surging as beijing vowed to speed up covert shots for the elderly and avoid excessive restrictions. this fueling a new round of bets china is bending to pressure for an economic reopening. joining us is jess menton. walk us through the investment case. jess: they have been rebounding and again today, if you look at shares of jd.com and alibaba that have exposure, really taking a boost on that outlook on hopes for the reopening trade. looking at what china was saying potential improvement in covid infections driving stocks. looking at the equity market, the s&p 500 and nasdaq 100, they are off of their lows. being more pressured by that big move we saw in yields tied to the direction of interest rates as far as what it means for the fed. we will hear from jerome powell tomorrow and that will be a key focus as far as what does that mean in december? jon: you watch a lot of the momentum in the markets and we seem set

the size of the storm is massive, just six weeks after ian. while many people assume ian did its damage on the west coast, here on the east coast it caused all kinds of erosion. just look at this beach and how it's dwindled, exposing the coastline to a direct hit. tonight it's a state of emergency across nearly 50 florida counties as ocean waters swell from the space coast to daytona beach >> we watched a huge chunk of this backyard just dissolve and fall into the ocean this morning. >> reporter: dramatic images show a public restroom sliding into the ocean in volusia county, while a couple of hours south, the ground literally crumbling beneath a home on hutchinson island. it's florida getting slammed by the first november hurricane in almost 40 years. >> i just can't believe that we're having this storm in november. >> reporter: these restaurant owners taking stock of the situation and considering closing down as plywood adorns the coco beach pier along with caution tape. >> we boarded up the house and we have our generator. >> reporter: moms

beach erosion, especially areas that have already seen erosion from hurricane ian. these are places like brevard, volusia, st. john's county. there will likely be flooding in some areas so be sure to avoid floodwaters as there may be downed power lines and other hazards. this morning more than 50 counties were under tropical storm warnings. that number will continue to go down as the storm moves across the state. we have resources to respond to whatever post storm needs may arise. i declared a state of emergency on monday so they have ample time to prepare for the storm. with an abundance of caution we expanded that to all counties because we are not sure the extent of the impact in northwest florida in particular. we have been in constant communication with utility providers. we have 33,000 accounts without power. 23 point 3% out in brevard, 16.6% in indian river, volusia, seminal, putnam, and orange are smaller percentages but there are 17,000 linemen to make restoration efforts once it safe to do so. people have been working in some areas and will continue to go

and so we're seeing -- pre-ian were expecting increase in reinsurance rates. something has to be done differently. >> you make a point of this litigation risk and point to fraud that can take place sometimes between contractors and attorneys who then bring a case and say -- and then the insurance company -- against an insurance company, and then the insurance company is put in the position of having to say, well, we'll settle this for $65,000 when the real cost, if they -- if they were looking at it was maybe a thousand dollars or $1,500 why do insurers do that? i mean, how do -- and how do they get away with this is basically what i'm asking. >> if you look at -- >> the judges aren't stupid. >> they're not it's the way that the laws are set up in florida. it makes it very easy for the contractors and the attorneys to band together and drive these types of fraudulent lawsuits and the insurers can't do anything the insurers don't want it when they look at florida, you know, florida has 10% of the florida -- of the nation's overall property insurance claims but

when it comes to hurricane ian, that was a category 4 system.ical storm force winds that expanded about 320 miles from the center. of course, you look at hurricane nicole, a much smaller system as far as the strength of the winds within it. the tropical storm force winds extend 500 miles from the center. southern georgia. parts of the carolinas see the tropical storm force winds pushing up to 40 miles per hour. as it makes its way inland, you will see it push into southern georgia and central georgia in areas approaching atlanta. where the winds pick up in intensity and the rainfall also makes its presence felt across this region. the system will quickly move across areas of the northeast. by friday into saturday, it is entirely out of here. meets up with an incoming system and produces wintery weather but look at the northern tier of the u.s. not only is there a concern for blizzard conditions across the northern area of the u.s., but significant ice as well. places like bismarck, wisconsin and minnesota. snowfall amounts could push up to say 1

ian: 100%. you have an escalating trade dispute between the world's two largest economies, and what is being used by the u.s. as its chief tool to hold china back is technology, semi conductors in particular. you have this escalating dispute, but at the same time that part of china is an absolutely crucial part of this diverse, wonderful, call it what you like complicated supply chain that spans the globe. so much of the world's electronics economy goes through that part of the world. if we can't rely upon that, if there will be increasing difficulties of doing business there, there have to be changes. those changes for investors mean initially a lot of time to relocate some of those factories and expertise that exists there. caroline: one to watch the matter who you are from a personal and investor perspective. ian king, thank you for taking time. let's get the investor perspective. the founder of threaded needle ventures is with us, an investor in amazon and disney and meta. let's just talk fi

ian ian -- welcome both of you. ian, let's begin with both of you. eyes will be on this meeting between joe biden and xi jinping. the first since president biden has been in office, but their relationship goes back many years. over the weekend, joe biden reiterated his goals for the meeting, and the bar is pretty low here. he said his intentions are to lay out each other's red lines, as well as to make sure that the u.s. is looking for competition but not conflict. will he get more clarity out of that? >> i think he will. the two leaders do respect each other, even if there's not a lot of trust in the relationship right now. and the mood music in the last couple of weeks in the run-up to the meeting has been very different than what we saw after pelosi's trip to taiwan. a fair amount of high level bilateral meetings, including john kerry and his counterpart, as well as a ex-change of surprisingly upbeat and warm letters between biden and xi jinp jinping. look, the u.s. is engaged in a policy of at least limited containment on the semiconductor issue.

i know a lot of people out there still dealing with remnants of ian. they have tarps over their houses. there has been so much of that on social media. the tarps are being blown off and more is happening. we are keeping a close eye on this. winds are still 45 miles per hour. it is a tropical storm as it is into the gulf of mexico. it will circulate north into the carolinas shortly after it pushes through georgia tomorrow. as we look at futurecast in the bay area, we had our rain two days ago. it's almost friday, folks. as we extend into the next couple days, we might see a lingering shower or two but nothing crazy. friday is partly cloudy, a beautiful set up. saturday, quick moving systems from offshore will give us a trace of rain if anything, just about a tenth of an inch if we are lucky one hundredth of an inch. excuse me. plenty events are happening this upcoming festival weekend and we are expecting low 60s tomorrow. union square ice rink, an amazing to get out and have fun, expect upper 50s as we head into the weekend and overnight hours. once we

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ian made landfall on florida's gulf coast in late september as a category 4 storm. the storm killed more than 100 people. >>> and breaking overnight, if you were hoping to become an instant billionaire, you're going to have to wait a little while longer, not because someone won the record powerball jackpot. that's not what happened at all. it's because the drawing was delayed. >> because of a technical problem tonight, we're unable to bring you the powerball drawing at this time. >> you heard it. the $1.9 billion powerball drawing had to be postponed because of what's being called a technical problem. one participating lottery needed more time to secure security. the drawing is expected to take place later this morning though. >>> and coming up, north korea's ominous message. what the country said about its recent missile test. >>> and later, a hospital warning, why kids are filling beds at a record rate. this is the "cbs morning news." is the "cbs morning news." because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm asking about prevnar 20® because there's a chance pn

professor ian chong from the national _ out. from the national university of- the national university of singapore, thank you for joining us on the programme. just as they come in the last few minutes, as the indonesian president, joko widodo, has been opening the 620 formally, he said, speaking in english, "that we must end the war, if the water is not and it will be difficult for the world to move forward." referring to the ukraine. just there was in china on the minds of leaders here today, but certainly that conflict in ukraine top of the agenda, because it has so many global ramifications from instability in the west, but also on the impact on global food prices, another key issue that has been discussed at the 620 today. we will follow those twists and turns closely here on bbc news and on our website. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the bbc celebrates the 100th anniversary of its first official radio broadcast. benazir bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan�*s general election and she�*s asked pakistan�*s preside

. >> reporter: there's concerns structures compromised from hurricane ian won't be able to withstand nicole. this beach safety office in daytona beach shores has already taken on water. just tuesday it was leveled with the ground. >> the combined winds will continue beach erosion in places that have seen the erosion from hurricane ian. >> we're going to stay home, we're going to stay hunkered down, and hope the power doesn't go out. >> reporter: officials are warning residents to stay inside and pick up anything that could become a projectile. >> this includes lawn chairs, plants, grills, outdoor decorations. >> reporter: schools in several counties are closed along with some airports and theme parks at disney world until nicole moves out. >> and just moving onshore right now. as a category 1 hurricane, those categories are only capturing the rainstorm. the wind storms will be lower. still flooding across the coast of florida. it will make a second landfall near the big bend area. closer to home, our showers have ended. we're in for a dry break as we finish out the rest of the workwe

william: hurricane ian was an unprecedented storm.s to warm and sea levels continue to go up, it certainly will not be an anomaly. do you think we need to have a bigger conversation about how we rebuild and where we rebuild along america's coastlines? deanne: i think it is an incredibly important conversation. i would say specifically, the how we rebuild, think where we rebuild is definitely an important part of the conversation. but as the risks are changing and we are seeing a catastrophic event all over the country from either wildfires or flash flooding in the middle of the u.s., or impacts like we are seeing on the coast of florida, i think the focus needs to be on how we rebuild. i can say as i was traveling through southwest florida, you can see whe there are communities that tilt to higher building codes. even in fort myers beach, there were homes that were ae to withstand the impacts of hurricane ian, and that was a matter of how they rebuilt. we as a nation need to have more conversations about the importance of building cod

ian's was only 320.tion with dozens and dozens of condominiums condoned. you can't live in them anymore. power lines down. that will be expended to the carolinas. here's the severe weather threat. but the winds are wide and the damage from the surf, incredible. we've got tractor trailers blown over in jacksonville, water rescues there. tampa, major bridges closed down, downed trachc lights. the winds and advisories down. here's ian's path which did the damage on the coast line. again, st. john's river, one of the slowest receipting rivers. as this moves northward, we'll get a lot of rain behind it. how many times do you have a blizzard warning and hurngs warning in one 24-hour period? it's not over with. we'll be tracking it for the next four days. >> tom sater, he'll soon have his first face-to-face midnight. we'll tell you what's at stake up ahead. the first time you connected your website and your store was also the first time you realized... we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? [together] the choo

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already vulnerable from ian's devastating damage just weeks ago, buildings teetering on the ocean's edge. the storm alread washing away part of a seawall, causing this building to collapse. nicole will be the first hurricane to make a november landfall in florida in nearly 40 years. dozens of counties are under a state of emergency, and mandatory evacuations have been ordered for some barrier island residents in low-lying areas and mobile homes. >> floridians in the path of the storm should expect to see power outages when you're having these gusty conditions. >> reporter: in lee county, debris from ian could become dangerous projectiles. >> if there is any strong wind, they're going to be everywhere. >> reporter: and 4 to 6 feet of storm surge is expected to flood the same areas ian submerged. >> there is definitely more surge than we normally see. >> reporter: in jensen beach, teddy miller says he is riding out the storm. did you go to the store? did you fill up on gas? >> yeah, we got water. we filled up the cars. >> reporter: and he is hoping these shutters will protect his home. in

backyards disappearing as massive waves lashed the daytona beach area already battered by hurricane ian. six weeks ago. these homes right here, barely hanging on not know. hey care, e little ts hoee video sho the bem surge expected to be up to five ft. smashing through this seawall, jeopardizing homes and residential buildings catastrophic for anyone that owns a property in this stretch and really on the beach at all, and village county sheriff saying 12 condos and at least one hotel or in danger of collapsing, authorities evacuated families from at least six of the buildings. nicole is expected conditions to most of florida today. i am most concerned about coastal erosion. ocean look right behind me. those waves every time they hit this bit of stand more and more. paul's that home could fall tonight. check out daytona beach at one a.m. 53 cocoa beach is it's making landfall near fort pierce. report st lucie some of those gusts upwards of 70 to look at even orlando. tampa gets into some of the dusty stuff to the worst effects maybe inland where widespread power outages are expected. mos

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hurricane ian.gassum weed, which is a nursery of sorts. it will not only provide camouflage for these littles, but also has lots of little sea creatures so they'll have something to eat. wash backs, the technical name for when baby turtles are swept back to land are often deadly. but ian and ia companions are now swimming around the florida keys, granted a second chance of life out at sea. tom brady, bbc news. on this day, 100 years ago, the bbc broadcast its first ever radio programme. back in 1922 it was known as the british broadcasting company, and ran it's first—ever radio broadcast from 2l0, a famous london studio. the first programme was a news bulletin read by arthur burrows, who read it twice — once fast and then slowly — so that listeners could take notes if they wished. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello again. it's a fairly cloudy day today. in fact, some of this morning's fog just lifting into low cloud. and in addition to that, we've got this weather front in the west, whic

that is ian murray, mp. still— the party of devolution. that is ian murray, mp.om the mayor of kyiv vitali klitschko, who posted on social media that there had been several explosions and a piece of critical infrastructure had been hit. we have also heard from officials that a residential building, homes have been hit, there are reports of casualties as well. there are reports of explosions and other parts of ukraine as well. and the mayor of lviv has said the lights are out in the city, that is in the far west of ukraine. and we are hearing of disruptions to water supply. now, of course, recent strikes have seen extensive damage to energy infrastructure in ukrainejust as the winter is really setting in here, it has been around minus two degrees outside. so ukrainians have been preparing as well for power outages which have been ongoing, planned and unscheduled through the city and beyond. we don't know how extensive the damage might be following strikes in kyiv today and across other parts of ukraine. but you have got to remember, they were racing after a brief

left damage by hurricane ian.taken some bags and put them over there, too, because it just got crazy. it was worse. this little everything all over the place, and this whole i mean, you look down the road and when you go down the road to the left. it's even higher. i mean, incredible. margaret is thankful to still have a home. this time, she says her family lost their miami home in 1992 because of andrew after ian. she told me she had no plans of writing out another storm. i'm not going to let it happen again if they say of storms coming anything that looks like it's coming pretty close. i'm leaving. she stuck to those words with hurricane nicole. despite all she has been through, it's her faith that pushes her forward. i have a higher power that has the strength and the power to turn this around for good. and i'm believing with all my heart and soul. that he's going to do that in cassette, fox news. our special program. voices for change returns for a special holiday episode tomorrow. we're looking back at some o

be everywhere. >> reporter: and four to six feet of storm surge is expected to flood the same areas ianrged. >> there's definitely more surge than we normally see. >> reporter: in jensen beach, teddy miller says he's riding out the storm. did you go to the store? did you fill up on gas? >> yeah, we got water. we filled up the cars.up the >> reporter: and he's hoping these shutters will protect his home. in a rare move, major theme parks in florida, like walt disney world are closed. and while nicole is to blame for delaying an artemis moon launch, nasa is still keeping the rocket on the launchpad, citing it can sustain winds up to 85 miles per hour. norah. >> o'donnell: elise preston, thank you very much. well, for more on the forecast of hurricane nicole and where it's headed next, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. hey there, mike. >> reporter: norah, good evening. nicole, now a hurricane, will make a rare november landfall on the east coast of florida, packing intense winds, a lot of rain, and a lot of storm surge that has been tearing

here's what we saw on the ground. >> hurricane ian hit this part of florida, the gulf of mexico, fortf people have forgotten about it because the storm is over. but if you look at the properties, here the devastation has just begun. it will be years before people are back here, for this area is fully recovered. it's a devastating sight to see. >> please don't forget about that storm. the washington post reports hurricane ian has left florida with roughly five times the amount of debris hurricane sandy created in new york. that's enough to fill the empire state building 22 times. the post also reports cleanup efforts and coastal cities and counties hardest hit by the category four storm will likely take months and cost billions and billions of dollars. so that is why team rubicon is doing what they can to help mobilize hundreds of volunteers to do things like clean out homes, clear debris, and tar roofs. this is a huge effort. with the uptick of extreme weather, we know their work will never really be done. so this giving tuesday, consider donating to team rubicon at team rubicon usa d

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ian cole has been speaking with attorneys. he will join us in a couple of minutes with the in a lawsuit filed in anticipation of today's layoff. >>> nancy pelosi speaking for the first time since the attack on her husband. what she said to supporters as a man accused of carrying out the attack with back in court. we will tell you where the case goes next. >>> helping the homeless in the south bay not just the food and blankets. robert honda is going to join us live with what volunteers are adding to those survival kits.>>> what is our begin looking like? chief meteorologist jeffrey neary is joining us. >>> we will go ahead and talk about twitter. just days before the midterm election, mass layoffs at the san francisco company. elon musk says they are needed to keep the company's long-term finances in order. former employees are warning it could bring chaos especially around the elections because the teams primarily responsible for keeping the platform misinformation are impacted. lawsuits filed in anticipation of today's layof

ian bremer, president of the eurasia group ian bremmer now, president of ? i mean, does the euro ray shan group and author of the book, "the power of crisis. ian, was that the closest thing we'll get to a concession? i mean, does this calme election results were kno everything down now? what's your take >> yeah. that's about as close as bolsonaro's ego would permit him. it was almost 48 hours after the election results were already known. he said literally not a word in public finally, after making journalists wait for an hour and a half, no seats said in two minutes, okay, i'm going respect the constitution and then his chief of staff, as you said, came out and said he is going to facilitate the transitionn and over the course of the next couple of days, those truckers will be cleare we'll see a peaceful transition and over the course of the next couple of days, those truckers will be cleared away and the country will get back to normal. >> we can't know what will happen, but i hear you that's what's supposed to happen, fingers crossed. and now trying not t

coming up, ian lyngen on curve inversion, ira jersey on curb inflation.lance." sonali: --lisa m: jeremy hunt unveiled his plan to fill a gap with tax hikes and spending cuts. the government will increase the windfall tax on oil and gas companies. it will also lower the threshold for those who pay the top 45% individual tax rate. there will be an almost real term stands still in spending on public services at a time when demand for them is growing. it is a power shift in washington, although note -- although not as big as republicans had hoped for. there is a narrow majority in the house, giving them the ability to block president biden's agenda. kevin mccarthy tweeted that americans are ready for a new direction and republicans are ready to deliver. democrats have controlled the house the last four years. there was a surprising public confrontation at the g 20 in indonesia. china's president xi jinping accused the canadian president of leaking details of a meeting between the two. trudeau said canadians believe in free, open, frank dialogue. starbucks see

officials say the coast is still vulnerable, and recovering after hurricane ian swept through six weeks. let's go live to cocoa beach, now florida where cnn's -- where the conditions they're like right now? >> hey,, john high winds, heavy rain, significant flooding are expected through the night, you can see here in cocoa beach that conditions have been deteriorating over the past hour. the intensity of the rain, the wind, they have certainly gone up, and that is why officials are urging folks to stay home as the hurricane gets ready to make landfall here in florida. up in -- officials have already deemed 22 homes on safe, and so coastal erosion and high tides are some of the major concerns they are looking at their. >> do you get a sense of people taking this seriously on the safety precautions and evacuation notices? >> yeah, earlier today we were having the local supermarket where you can see everyone stocking up on the necessitates, preparing for the possibility of a power outage for the next day or two. at least 60,000 utility workers are currently on standby, if and when their eff

nbc bay area's ian cole spoke with bay area attorneys and legal experts, too. >> reporter: a growing number of former employees are joining a new lawsuit claiming the mass layoff by elon musk and the company is illegal. this morning we spoke with their attorney. >> we filed this case last night preemptively to make sure that twitter and elon musk follow the law. musk has a history of violating the law. >> reporter: she's talking about the warn act. it's a federal law requiring that large companies give employees along with local and state officials 60 days notice of a large layoff, which they argue musk didn't do that. she filed a similar lawsuit against tesla earlier this year for the same issue. >> we're also looking into how twitter made the decision about who was going to be laid off. the lead plaintiff in this case appears to have been laid off in retaliation for having helped his coworkers who were very concerned about these layoffs, and he was helping them make sure they were protected. >> reporter: so far supervisors say the city hasn't been notified under the warn act. nbc n

ian russell, the father of molly russell, who took her own life, at the inquest, the sort of materialldn't ever see. one of the adults that saw it in particular said it was something he couldn't get out of his mind for a long time. the minister says that children like molly russell will be protected going forward, but her dad ian does feel extremely let down. i know you met him a number of times when you were a digital minister. i want to read you a quote from him, saying, "it's hard to understand that something that was as important as recent asjuly when the bill would have had a full reading in the commons and was included in the bill, this harmful but legal content, it is very hard to understand why something like that has suddenly changed." what has changed sincejuly? i have so much respect for ian russell, he has turned such a tragic, dreadful experience into this campaign to try to stop others suffering the same fate. it has not changed in the sense of protections for children. if anything, they have been slightly tightened up in the latest iteration of that bill. what has chang

we spoke to one formerl incarcerated women whose home was destroyed by ian.led to tampa but then found her criminal record made it very hard to find housing even though it has been years since she was released. she is not alone. hundreds of thousands of people come out of florida's prisons and jails every year and in a state with so many hurricanes, there can be added layers of complexity for them. here is the story of another florida resident dealing with these same issues. it is part of our series, searching for justice. 33-year-old seth campbell has been out of prison for a year. he was born and raised in florida so he knows about hurricanes. his experience with some of the state's worst storms has been different. >> most of these storms i have been in, i have been in institutions. irma, i was in the county jail. >> you did not have to do any prep for it. >> so i was not ready for what was about to happen. william: when hurricane ian was on track to make landfall not far from his home in sarasota, he did not know how to prepare. >> i started at another hou

you mentioned ian in the toss in the beginning of this report, and that is a factor. ian put a really bad situation on this eastern seaboard, even though it came in on the gulf side. that's how powerful it was. the entire peninsula, and now this tropical storm or hurricane, rather, that it was earlier today doing the same thing for erosion on these buildings, unfortunately. if you look up and down the coast here, you peak over, all you do is you see pockets of crumbling shoreline, and that is not good. not what florida needed. historic moment. the last time, again, that a hurricane has hit the atlantic side of florida in november, 1935, sandra. and did you know the population of florida then, 1.6 million. now over 22 million. what a storm and what a system that is moving through up into the state of georgia and the carolinas. >> sandra: quite a bit of damage, and thanks to lloyd for giving us the pictures and robert ray the reporting. thank you very much. for more coverage, download the fox weather app or stream it on your favorite connected tv device. john. >> john:

here's ian's track, 43 days apart.sometimes it takes months, even a year and, of course, this path right through the same area is creating the problems. flood watches, it's the st. john river just getting below flood stage from ian. now back above. can you think of the people who live here? here's the track as it moves north. a big deal because we have a cold front approaching. when the cold front moves in from the west it will enhance the rainfall, squeeze out a lot more. look for massive flooding in the mountains of the appalachians, north carolina into virginia and back behind it snowfall. we've got blizzard warnings into the dakotas, how many times you get a blizzard warning at the same time you have hurricane warnings? those have been allowed to expire. this is not over with. there will be more power outages already over 300,000 currently. surprise, surprise. november storm. >> crucial information you're delivering there. thank you very much. tom sater. >>> we knew the economy would drive voters to the polls. what

hurricane ian.l, flippers up, and he is ready to go back to sea soon. there you go. the group of turtles hitched a luxury ride back to sea, ferried on a speedboat to an area where they stand the best chance of survival. we'll find a nice patch of sargassum weed, which is a nursery of sorts. it will not only provide camouflage for these littles, but also has lots of little sea creatures so they'll have something to eat. wash backs, the technical name for when baby turtles are swept back to land are often deadly. but ian and 14 companions are now swimming around the florida keys, granted a second chance of life out at sea. tom brada, bbc news. it's been a good day for dolly parton who has been awarded $100 million by the multi—billionaire founder of amazonjeff bizos. —— bezos. still performing i'm very much in demand and the bezos courage and civility award recognises leaders who pursue solutions with courage and civility. dolly parton has had a huge number of hits and has had a huge number of hits an

boxes caroline elliott live in cocoa beach, florida, where areas are still recovering from ian. damage and many power outages. good evening. my good evening. really? that top concern tonight is the storm surge, which could reach up to five ft. in some areas here in cocoa beach, florida as you can see behind me, that brain really starting to come down now, as well as the wind picking up significantly in the last hour, but it's expected to get even worse in the next few hours. now this is one of the city's on florida's east coast, where this is their second hurricane. and just two months now again, this isn't expected to be as strong as hurricane in . a lot of people are still taking those precautions. we've been talking with a lot of people around town about those precautions that they're taking, but they sell it. they aren't evacuated. nicole is coming. we're here in downtown cocoa beach. the waves are already up to the boardwalks, and we probably have another hour to four. i will be getting home and boarded up. now a big part of this conversation, husband the timing of this sto

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think about ian, it hit the west coast, nicole is hitting on the east. this storm is so big, there will be overlap there. thank you, we'll check back in, stay safe. >> todd: to janice dean, what i can't get over, that is a lake, you don't have the power of the ocean, that was all from the storm. that was wild video. >> janice: uh-huh. to show you how rare hurricanes are to hit florida, only had two in november, the latest season hurricanes going back into october, back to 1859 here thachl is quite historic to see november landfall hurricane, three hurricanes tied with 2001 for most hurricanes in the atlantic to form in the month of november, certainly a historic year and florida has been hit by one of the worst hurricanes to hit the state, that was ian just a few weeks ago. the storm did make landfall and moving inland, tropical storm force winds extend from the center of circulation, we will feel the effects of the system throughout the day and into friday and it curves up toward southeasts, georgia and carolinas and will transition into extra tropical

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people are still recovering from hurricane ian. we'll have a live report from florida. >>> checking on our weather in the bay area, we are dealing with cooler temperatures. >>> it's been very chilly no matter if you are in our inland areas, north bay, even the coast with the breezy conditions. we are still under a frost advisory. this is issued by national weather service due to temperatures literally below freezing. this extends to the sacramento valley too but just keep in mind whenever these are issued, you want to be sure that the outdoor pets come inside, outdoor vegetation or plants also come inside as well. this is very, very chilly conditions especially in the overnight hours where the dew point is still pretty high. as we look at highs, we'll see a nice recovery. this is similar to yesterday with upper 50s near pleasanton, lower 60s east inland hills. we'll see some sunshine, a nice break from all the rain we have seen since november 1. models show a light trace of rain saturday in the early morning and another band into t

ian is very knowledgeable, very experienced. so who do you want us to ring if there is an issue?ly busy, shall we say. for the last two months, leading into completion and opening the road, ian's team are definitely the most important on site. i've been in this industry approximately 30 years now. this job is as close to i've been working at home for many years. i like seeing other parts of the country, but north—east's fun. so i'll push straight. push straight through. road surface is worn out. it's been down, some of it, for 30 years. as we're widening the road from two lanes to three, it's getting a new surface, all of it, so hopefully it should be quieter — the new surface for the residents, so hopefully they will be a bit happier. the planer at the moment is removing the old road surface, so it's milling it up, cutting it off, putting on top of lorries and sending it to our recycling plant. the fact that we can't keep digging holes for getting stone, a certain amount of material is recycled back into the surface now. just to make sure everything keeps going in a circle and w

. >> reporter: back in september hurricane ian undermined sea walls in the area and there wasn't enough time to fix them before nicole made a rare november landfall. >> this is obviously not as significant a storm as hurricane ian was, but coming on the heels of that, you're seeing communities where you had a lot of that erosion on the coastline, you know, this has put some of those structres in jeopardy. >> reporter: homes, roads and the beach are all unsafe and residents are urged to stay indoors. >> at this time we are not sure when the beach will be safe to visit again. >> reporter: rising water and flooded roads have cut off neighborhoods and here in daytona beach shores neighbors are overwhelmed by what it will take to rebuild their community. >> it's heartbreaking. our town is in for some pretty hard times, i think. you do everything you can to be safe, but you can't control the hurricane. >> that was elise preston reporting. >>> from a hurricane in the east to a winter storm in the north. the first blizzard of the season is blasting parts of north dakota, south dakota and minnes