and what we've seen happening here, jacksonville, in this most recent redistricting cycle, jacksonville, a large african-american and the city council packed all of those voters, a few super majority districts, which essentially ensures that there's almost no opportunity for black candidates to get elected from anywhere else in the city. and one thing that that strikes me is the the pace of the the how quickly things have gotten worse. you know when i was a reporter in in 2010 in that redistricting cycle, i was working in south louisiana. and, you know, every the school board the parish governments like the county governments or every little, you know, no matter how small these political boundaries were, when they were redrawn. they had to be submitted. the u.s. justice department for so they were not allowed to approve anything on their own. and those watching those processes play out, everyone had to hire a consultant. the process was very professional ized. it was very formalized. the reasons why the districts were drawn the way they were pretty clearly explained. the politicians the

publicize the city of jacksonville. [inaudible] but he of made up of 50% one political party the red team. they contest elections in jacksonville for cooks who is the mayor? >> are going to get to that in a second period the merrill elections is no opportunity for gerrymandering there, right? requires districts. the outcome for elections for mayor are going to be driven by turnout. the more red team, blue team voters turn out to vote in the election parade they're going to be driven by the quality of the candidates. putin nominates a particularly incompetent candidate for mayor of jacksonville. it's likely to lose that election because it is a 50/50 city. say the red team nominates a pretty good candidate. some young up-and-coming star politician let's call him lawrence trevor. lawrence trevor is likely to win that election. because i get it is fair. his 50/50 the voters decide the outcome. we've just had a census in jacksonville the three city council districts need to be redrawn in order to comply with one person one

to keep things simple, the city of jacksonville -- the city of jacksonville is made up of 60% of one political party and 50% of another political party and those are the only candidates impacting elections. >> who is the mayor? >> we are going to get to that in a second. [laughter] so the mayoral elections, there's no opportunity for gerrymandering. gerrymandering requires boundaries, districts so the outcome of the election from their can be driven by turnout, the more red team or blue team voter turnout in the election can be re- driven by the quality of candidates so let's say the blue team nominates a particularly incompetent mayor. he's likely to lose the election because it's a 50/50 city and he's not a very good candidate. let's say the red team nominates a good candidate, young, up-and-coming star politician, let's call him lawrence trevor. lawrence trevor is likely to win the election because again, it's fair. fifty/50, thehe voters decide. we've had a census and the city council district needs to be redrawn to comply with one person one vote. it just so happens the red team

that's basically what the democrats here in jacksonville decided to do. i think it's notable that once again in a city that is basically 50-50 between democrats and republicans, once again we are going to have a city council where you have a, what is it, nine to four when you exclude the at large -- and 94 republican majority in on the city council for the next decade. maybe that will shift one or two seats either way but essentially there's a 0% chance of the democrats will win a a majorif the jacksonville city council in the next decade. cognizant of that fact i think the incumbent members of the council decided that they would put their own careers ahead of the interests of the people. if they play ball with the republicans they basically get to hand tailored their own districts to ensure that they at least get to stick around for as long as you want to empower. the democrats in tallahassee i think we're going to get roughshod over by desantis, whatever they did. it was a lose, lose situation and i almost think sometimes that the bipartisan gerrymander

a disturbing anti-semitic message projected on the side of jacksonville's main football stadium sayingrapper kanye west's tweet earlier this month saying he was going deaf con three on jewish people. this latest message flashed during the high-profile game between the university of florida and the university of georgia. >> whoever it is that's responsible for that is capitalizing on the moment that we're in where kanye west's anti-semitism has made it possible, has encouraged the kind of outrageous actions that we've seen. >> reporter: videos on social media showed the same message visible on another building in jacksonville on saturday night. the previous weekend as west, who now goes by the name ye, was losing sponsors and business deals over his tweet, a group of demonstrators hung banners from a freeway overpass near los angeles supporting west. one of those banners with the very same message that was seen in jacksonville. >> it's the person driving by or the person reading it, the person seeing it who says this is my call to action. and i'm going to go in and cause carnage. >> rep

charge in jacksonville. i was initially put as awol for one day. that was during the arrest that took place for the january 6 investigations going on. and i was suspended without pay approximately a month ago. danr. dan: your wife was brought into this as well. your wife was censored on facebook putting some of this information out there? >> censored for sharing a direct message with an individual. my wife is not an agent. she is an i am grant to this country from ukraine. her facebook account is private. it does not have her name displayed in english. she only uses the account to send direct messages and look at family pictures. my wife sent her a direct message and within minutes her facebook account was suspended for violating the terms of use. it was a suspension and the following day it was permanently shut down. dan: regarding the christopher steele case, did the case being investigated now, without getting into the weeds on that. it temperatures clear the fbi was paying multiple source and some agents went in front of a magistrate and swore

is under way into several displays of anti-semitic messages that appeared over the weekend in jacksonville, florida. one was at a major college football game. now how the universities are responding. mona kosar abdi has what we learned. >> reporter: tonight, officials condemning multiple displays of anti-semitic messages in jacksonville, florida. >> it makes you mad. this stuff is disgusting to me. i have never understood it. and it's disgusting to me. >> reporter: this message referencing kanye west, now known as "ye," saying he was right about the jews, seen scrolling outside a college football game saturday. anti-semitic messages seen at multiple locations across the city. just last week, similar messages appearing above the busy 405 freeway in los angeles. anti-semitic incidents, already at an all-time high, more than 2,700 cases of assault, harassment, and vandalism in 2021, up 34% from 2020. concern growing among the jewish community tonight. >> the more that anti-semitism or any form of hate is normalized, the more that extremists get emboldened by it, and frankly the more danger th

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right now you are in jekyll island, georgia, headed to jacksonville.gia is, to say the least, all eyes are on this state when you have this race between herschel walker and rev. raphael warnock. rev. raphael warnock just won two years ago but will now run for a full senate term. all of the attention on this. can you talk, barbara arnwine, about the significance of this race and some of the other ones that you are tracking? >> will, obviously, african-american voters are key to all of these races. we are nonpartisan. we believe if african-americans vote, they will vote correctly because they will vote and what is the best interest of not just their community, but the entire nation. one thing about african-american voters, they think broadly. african-american women voters have a real sense of social justice for all. so it is really important to mobilize this block. incredible, unprecedented, historic turnout of african-american voters. they are 37% of the current early voting percentages. that is an increase significantly, from being 29% in the 2018 midt

it's not the jacksonville i know and love. >> this morning outrage in jacksonville, florida after anti-semiticeen across multiple public spaces this weekend. the messages reference statements from kanye west and appeared on a football stadium, highway overpass, and downtown building. leyla santiago is live with the latest on this. >> reporter: one local leader we talked to called it unnerving. they're having a meeting today to discuss. that's expected to include the fbi. let's talk about what happened over the weekend at the stadium. anti-semitic messages seen on the outside of the stadium scrolling that reads kanye is right about the jews. referencing those comments by the rapper formerly known as kanye west. not really clear who is behind this. but what is clear, local leaders will tell you this is pure hatred. over the weekend we saw banners with anti-semitic messages over the highway. the mayor saying he is condemning it, calling it cowards and their cowardly message. john. >> the main streaming of jew hatred is something we're seeing more and more. and this was not an isolated incident on

other videos on social media show the same message visible on at least one building in jacksonville onnight. >>> twitter's new owner billionaire elon musk tweeted a tweet on sunday promoting baseless allegations about the attack on house speaker's nancy pelosi's husband. donie o'sullivan is proving this to be an early tesk t for musk just as we approach election day here in the united states, there are people at twitter working to combat misinformation and disinformation about the election. but we saw on sunday their new boss, the new owner of twitter, elon musk tweeting out a link to an article that was making baseless claims about what happened to paul pelosi. that musk eventually deleted that tweet, perhaps acknowledging he was wrong, but that website that he had linked to was basically a website that often publishing nonsense, including in 2016 that same website actually claimed that hillary clinton had died and that the person on the campaign trail was a body double. just a few days in to musk owning this company, we have seen a lot of upheaval within the company and now we see mu

host: let's hear from bill, a floridian in jacksonville. caller: thanks for the talk. see other types of major national issues. what are the two were three major objections congress has to not want to get something like this fully funded? we hear the same talk on immigration. if you would on that. host: when you say fully funded do you mean the flood insurance program? caller: yes. host: what keeps congress from fully funding it? guest: the problem is that to put the flood insurance on solid financial foundations, you would have to raise the insurance rates of a lot of people by a lot of money. that is something fema is in the process of saying we will raise your insurance rate to reflect the actual flood risk. if you are on the coast in florida, then your actual flood risk is quite high. what happens when people see their flood insurance rates go from $1000 to $5,000, they complain. who do they complain to? congress. people have been getting a pre-good deal on flood insurance they buy through fema. they do not want to give up that t c-span.org. we are going to talk ab

♪ ♪ ♪ might as well be walking on the sun ♪ >> ainsley: jacksonville, florida. that purple bridge. brian, you have driven over that how many times. >> brian: you were just there. >> ainsley: i was we were in ponte veed draft everyone is so nice. they love fox news down there which is very refreshing. >> brian: over the bridge the jaguars play and even though they lost this weekend they have revitalized that franchise. they are playing well. >> ainsley: they like the new coach? >> brian: love the new coach. guy with us our security guy he is from filly. so excited they played filly this weekend. >> brian: fell behind by two touchdowns. >> ainsley: i said don't say that you are in jacksonville. >> steve: showed jacksonville and the sunshine state for the a reason. >> ainsley: we are definitely praying for all of our friends in the fort meijer's area. president biden is heading down there this morning to meet the governor ron desantis. >> brian: meanwhile his visit comes as crews on the ground continue their around the clock search for survivors. >> steve: fox weat

a little bit, get away from jacksonville.its footing. what better way to find its footing than against a denver broncos team that's reeling right now. >> louis, one is desperation and one is hope. denver's desperation. they're 2-5 and they have to get this win because there's a lot of noise around their organization right now. candidly russell wilson he has to be the eraser. if anything goes bad he has to for jacksonville there h there is tremendous young talent on this football team. you sit there and go, man, if we can get rid of one or two plays then we got a future. for trevor lawrence, their quarterback was the number one pick in the draft for a reason. he gets the national scene today to show everybody against the defense in denver, that's super bowl caliber, this is why i was the number one pick. >> both these teams looking to turn it around. thank you so much, guys. check out the first-ever game in london exclusively on espn+. >>> check out a "power trip" marathon tonight on abc news, starting at 5:00 eastern. thank y

i will tell you they are rebuilding jacksonville. a huge practice facility there and a four seasons and the team is being rebuilt but if you look at the stadium, it was two thirds -- a third -- two thirds giant fans. new yorkers thought it was so easy to get down there. they did. what a game because the jaguars got to the 2-yard line. had they scored they would have tied it. >> steve: you are talking about from the chamber of commerce point of view on jacksonville they lost the game. >> brian: right. the giants won, 6-1. jags two wins on the year getting a lot better. >> ainsley: who did you pull for you are a new yorker but spend a lot of time in jacksonville. >> brian: giants. every year since my son was two go to one giants game. harder and hearder who do it. last year we had to meet in washington. terrible stadium in washington. got to get a new stadium. terrible owner, too. >> ainsley: was your son with you. >> brian: yes. >> steve: congratulations to the new jersey giants. that's where they play. that's where they live. >> ains

we are live in jacksonville. layla, what with you hearing about this?er: well, kate, just in the last half hour the fbi has confirmed that the jacksonville sheriff's office is investigating this. they are in contact with that office and may possibly be investigating for federal crimes if warranted. now still a lot remains unclear. who was behind this. how was that message projected on to the outside the stadium during the florida/georgia game on saturday. what is clear, at the root of this, as they see it, is hatred and they find this unnerving because it wasn't just that message on the stadium, also over the weekend anti-semitic banners over an over pass of a br pretty busy highway in this area. in last audit they have had 2700 anti-semitic incidents reported. that is a 34% increase over the previous year and they believe that extremist groups are engaging even more when it comes to trying to stir up fear and anxiety in these communities. >> we need to keep extremists on the fringes. but when they get a degree of aid and comfort, from influential figur

jacksonville lorida number three, las vegas number two and columbus, ohio needs to wash their mouth.out with soap. okay because this is the most swearing. i guess. i don't know about that. i understand. vegas was talking about soda. under the break over the break. it should be number one, because when you lose your money, gambling first reaction is probably can't believe boston , new york. maybe miami didn't make the cut. yeah also. come on. it is new york. i don't know . you know, i know they surveyed whatever. it's not scientific, but it's definitely new york. sorry, not columbus. all right next to a record breaking feats of skill and balance. this video , the professional stunt biker has broken the no hands wheelie guinness world record and red bull's show run and lithuania he did his willy for just over 1900 ft. longer than six city blocks. from the zum schneider beer garden in new york's east village. here are the yaya ya's. mm hmm. nd ryan. today from the film, let's get physical, jenna dewan, and star of the drama, seal team, david boreanaz. plus, our pal, steve patterson, tak

host: that was elaine in jacksonville florida. she finishes off01 for republic. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. for independents, (202) 748-8002. the day after russia's big ariel fault on ukraine. president zelenskyy of ukraine addressed leaders from the group of seven nations. it says the russian stripes and retaliations were in an attack on a bridge in occupied premier did not appear to similarly damage their ability to wage war according to analysts. whereas russia deprives ukrainians of light and heat and plunge them into darkness, especially as winter approaches. that is the latest from the new york times. as far as the strikes from yesterday, joe biden making comments, issuing a statement including pledging of continued support condemning the strikes that "killed and injured civilians and destroyed targets with no military purpose and demonstrated brutality of mr. putin's illegal were on ukraine ". the story adding the missiles hit the savoy and infrastructure in the center of kyiv during rush hour. the president also renewing

the denvor broncos came from behind to beat the jacksonville jaguars 21—17 at wembley in this year'srowd in london, russell wilson inspired the broncos in the final quarter throwing for 47 yards to find kj hamler. that helped to set up latavius murray for a simple two yard touchdown and hand the broncos their third win of the season. and max verstappen will start on pole for the mexico grand prix this evening. the world champion beat off competition from the mercedes pair of george russell and lewis hamilton, who will start just behind the dutchman on the grid in mexico city. that getting under way at eight o'clock our time. you don't have long to wait for that one, and you can follow it on the bp bbc sport website. now it is time for click. goodbye from me. as cars get ever more powerful and ever more numerous, the quest for road safety is an ongoing battle. some cities, like london, have introduced congestion zones, which reduce the amount of traffic and make things safer for pedestrians, but there's also research, of course, going into how to protect the passengers inside the vehi

. >>> officials in jacksonville, florida are condemning antisemitic messages that appeared in the theorida football game saturday. this message appeared outside scrawled on the stadium wall reading kanye is right about the jews. it is a reference to the series of antisemitic comments the rapper made about jewish people recently. other videos on social media show the same message visible on at least one building in jacksonville saturday night. >>> new york city will pay $26 million to settle lawsuits filed on behalf of two men wrongly convicted in the 1965 assassination of malcolm x. the men served more than 20 years in prison. they were exonerated last year after a judge determined there were serious miscarriages of justice. an investigation found evidence demonstrating their innocence was withheld during the criminal trials. one man died in 2009 and was exonerated posthumously. >>> this flu season in the u.s. and the cdc says influenza is hitting people earlier and more forcefully this year than it was in a decade. it can take a few weeks to fully kick in so experts say to get your f

sites near the coast of jacksonville. so we are getting our very 1st views there from the w. b. 57 of the capsule as it re enters the earth atmosphere. paris mission control watched with bated breath as dragon freedom entered the most critical 6 minutes of the trip home. when temperatures outside reach nearly 2000 degrees celsius, making communications impossible. freedom space x. com check out the garbage. concur. the re entry was morally race for drug window. i think reserves to small parachute deployed slowing. that is said to 560 kilometers per hour. and one minute later, for bigger shoot gradually slow, the vessels were gentle, 25 kilometers per hour. ending with splash down at 4 55 pm local time on behalf of space x. welcome hope. thanks for calling. this was space x is forth. successful astronaut mission, transporting crews to and from the international space station for nasa and a waiting recovery vessel listed dragon freedom aboard. a doctor was the 1st to welcome home crew for in person and mission highlight. hines was the 1st to emerge behind him came the 3 other a

the denvor broncos came from behind to beat the jacksonville jaguars 21—17 at wembley in this year'son inspired the broncos in the final quarter throwing for 47 yards to find kj hamler. that helped to set up latavius murray for a simple two yard touchdown and hand the broncos their third win of the season. max verstappen will start on pole for the mexico grand prix this evening. the world champion beat off competition from the mercedes pair of george russell and lewis hamilton, who will start just behind the dutchman on the grid in mexico city. that getting under way at eight o'clock our time. off the track, the spat between lewis hamilton and former team—mate fernando alonso continues after hamilton reacted to comments from alonso in a dutch newspaper. alonso said he thought verstappen had performed better than hamilton

union in rejecting prop e and supporting prop d to build more affordable housing >>> today the jacksonville office says investigations into anti-semitic messages seen in the city are over and that, quote, it's not a crime. outside the georgia-florida football game, the words kanye is right about the jews scrolled on the stadium referencing his recent series of anti-semitic comments. b banners were also hung over the overpass. the sheriff's said the messages protected by the first amendment. with us now to discuss is the ceo of the jewish federation and foundation of northeast florida. mary, i'm sorry that we even have to have this conversation. just want to begin by asking your response to the sheriff's office, the fbi's office saying that the investigation is closed. nothing illegal happened. and these are just people exercising freedom of speech. >> first, thank you for having me on for this invitation. second. we've been well aware. these instances have been happening well before this weekend. and we know that it is a protection of the freedom of speech. so -- and we also know we have a

joining us now is colonel james pwaogt, the jacksonville district for the u.s.way to ft. myers. colonel, thank you for being with us here. the team is working on installing generators today. what do efforts look like? >> jose, the army corps of engineers is prepped for a week before the storm came in to make sure we had assets pre-positioned and ready to move in right behind the storm. so we've got two generator support bases with well over 100 folks, ready to flex in should the capacity of the counties and the states be exceeded. we're starting to get to that transition point. just started to move some generators into the impacted area to provide spot generation. that is just one example of what we're doing and get ready the last few days. >> a lot of folks in the area do not have access to clean drinking water. what kind of safety challenges does this pose to communities? >> i think right after a storm, it's not uncommon that you have the power out. that's a safety issue. but wastewater treatment facilities tend to go down. you may have trouble with potable wa

other videos on social media showed the same message visible on at least one building in jacksonvilley sick. >>> well, two days into elon musk's tenure as the head of twitter, and he is already using his new megaphone to push a conspiracy theory. this morning, musk re-tweeted an article from a widely discredited news site. hours later, he deleted it. how about that? cnn's donie o'sullivan joins us now. what did elon musk say in this tweet? >> reporter: what's kind of crazy about all of this is that twitter, as we go into the midterms, as people are already voting, they are working on countering mis and disinformation about the election, and now their new boss is out there tweeting nonsense. i want to show you the tweet elon sent. it was in response to a tweet from hillary clinton, who was condemning that attack on paul pelosi, of course. we've blurred out the actual website that musk linked to, but he said there is a tiny possibility there might be more to this story than meets the eye. the website he actually linked to has baseless theory about what happened in the pelosi attack. but

powering possibilities. ™ >>> officials in jacksonville, florida are condemning multiple anty semiticblic spaces. one message referencing kanye west was seen projected on the outside of the stadium during the florida/georgia game saturday night. joining us is the board president of the jewish federation and foundation of northeast florida. can we talk big picture here, what do you see happening on a larger scale here and where does this lead? >> good morning. and thank you for having me on this morning. in the big picture, we are certainly disheartened and concerned by the escalation of anti-semitic rhetoric we've seen this past weekend. we are very thankful for the numerous leaders and community members who have expressed their disgust and condemnation of these acts as well. in going forward we will be using our anger and disappointment that these things are happening here to build alliances within our community and to ensure that our jewish community is protected. >> so you're thankful for the condemnations you received, that would include one from florida senator rick scott who sai

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renovation project finished just last week, multiple anti semitic messages were displayed around jacksonville, florida over the weekend, including one at a college football game. that message saying kanye is right about the jews scrolled across the video board outside the stadium, where the university of florida and the university of georgia we're playing. it's a reference to offensive remarks made by rapper kanye west, among them florida. senator rick scott was among those denouncing the messages. you're mad. this stuff is disgusting to me. i've never understood it and it's disgusting to me. antisemitic incidents including assault, harassment and vandalism are at an all time high. to affirmative action cases are going before the supreme court today. at issue is whether race can be used as one of the factors in college admissions. the justices may be poised to roll back more than 40 years of legal precedent . abc s derek dennis has more it's a question that's been debated for decades, colleges and universities using race as a factor in admissions under the banner of affirmative action once we

see temperatures go very far from there. 59 in nashville, cool weather all the way to florida, jacksonville, 66 degrees, and that jet stream is so far to the south, allowing that cool canadian air in. we will start to moderatt comin. >> i like that word, moderate. >>> now to at has haunted california for 25 years. a jury convicted paul flores of the murder of kristin smart. he is a former classmate of smarts smart's and was long suspected but not charged until last year. his father, who was accused of helping move her body was found not guilty her remains were never located >>> the crippling attacks on ukraine are coming to light. 30% of the power stations have been destroyed, causing widespread blackouts new air airstrikes left hundreds of thousands without power or water, raising new concerns as cold weather sets in >>> former president trump is set to be deposed in new york city today it's part of a lawsuit by a writer who accused him of raping her in the mid '90s. he denies the claim and accuses her of lying to sell books he has denied every claim. last week a manhattan judge rejected m

jacksonville, tallahassee, augusta, in through parts of joplin and austin. and more expected tomorrow morning. freeze alerts all the way from the gulf coast to northern new england and these numbers will probably see some records fall. below freezing in nashville and ash vim. but we'll start to moderate by the end of the week into the weekend. things get to be seasonable, if not warmer than average as you get towards saturday in the east. but you know there will be many more cold fronts to come this season. david? >> rob marciano leading us off tonight. rob, thank you. >>> next here this evening, the news tonight on gas prices and on your taxes. is there unexpected relief now coming because of inflation, when it comes to your tax bracket? and president biden tonight and his plan to help lower prices at the pump. will it work? the president releasing another 15 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. and he's warning oil companies about what they're charging american drivers at the pump. the big question, of course, will these measures ma

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host: from jacksonville, florida, this is lawrence waiting on the line for democrats. caller: thank you for taking my call. as i listen to the program and i think of myself being retired military and coming up as a young black man in the projects i used to think that all white people are rich and i thought that for a long time until i was about 20, 25 years old. until i learned better. being honest with you, white people had better chances. we black and brown people were tired of being at the bottom of the ladder. what did we try to do? we tried to assimilate. not only with their skin color, with her hair, the way we thought. who and how many black people or brown people that you have seen own businesses that could hire other blacks or other brown people? they went to the white businesses because those were the people they can give out jobs and would you align yourself with someone who will pay you four dollars an hour weather than -- rather than one dollar an hour? that is why latinos align themselves with the republican party. in the states of america, the people tha

but space ex and nasa gave the all clear friday with a splash down sight near the coast of jacksonville. so we are getting our very 1st views there from the w. b. 57 of the capsule as it re enters the earth's atmosphere . paris mission control watched with bated breath as dragon freedom entered the most critical 6 minutes of the trip home. when temperatures outside reached nearly 2000 degrees celsius, making communications impossible, freedom space ex contract.

effect of sanctions always works. let's say, when in the 70s the united states introduced the jacksonvilleunion, which limited the possibility of supplies to the soviet union, it used some kind of technology until the soviet union allowed free migration from its country. by the way, it was only about citizens of jewish origin. nothing special, but at 11:00 a.m. before that i did not want to do this amendment . the soviet union is really incredibly technologically backward, technological backwardness creates the possibility of the decline of the state, the question arises in how many years 25-30 45, the more the soviet union had another big problem, it was a country with a planned economy, and the iranians, russia is a country with a market economy, so they always asked how effective there is market authoritarianism, so market authoritarianism is effective precisely because it enables people to survive by themselves even under any repressive regime, that is, the regime is not prevents them from surviving, it does not give them the opportunity to live, but please survive, when north korea al

ready, but space ex and nasa gave the all clear friday with a splashed out site near the coast of jacksonville. so we are getting our very 1st views there from the w. b. 57 of the capsule as it re enters the earth atmosphere. her mission control watched with bated breath as dragon freedom entered the most critical 6 minutes of the trip home. when temperature is outside, reach nearly 2000 degrees celsius, making communications impossible. freedom space x. com check out the lot for 34 hours being concur, the re entry was morally race for girl window reserves to small pair of shoes deployed, slowing that is said to 560 kilometers per hour. and one minute later, for bigger shoot, gradually slow, the vessels were gentle, 25 kilometers per hour, so everything's gonna be ending with splashed down at 4 55 pm local time on behalf of space x. welcome. thanks for calling. this was space x is forth successful astronaut mission, transporting crews to and from the international space station for nasa and awaiting recovery vessel listed dragon freedom aboard. a doctor was the 1st to welcome home crew for in

about last sunday we started to prepare and on monday, we put asset and people in jacksonville, floridaami, and bradenton and fort myers and naples. ultimately we knew the final path. we adjusted assets, and then the storm hit the outer islands 3:00 p.m. local and 7:30 that evening. we executed the high water emergency response to get people out of the homes which were flooded with 3- 5 feet of water and on thursday, we did surveys was damage and followed by now we have armed agents at business and securing those businesses for looting. then we will go into the next couple of phases over the next few weeks. but this will be a long- term commitment by global guardian. >> a long-term commitment. i want to talk about that. the storm is one thing but what follows is the another. what do victims need most after a catastrophic storm like hurricane ian. >> the government has a huge role and they are doing a very good job here. we have had hundreds of ambulances pass us and hundreds of buses and hundreds of electrical crews and i think for the most, the areas with the most damages and the peopl

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flagler is probably about 40 to 50% out, but then it gets much better as you get to st john's in jacksonville, nassau county. and so there was over 42,000 folks staged, they went in immediately, they went in immediately to try to minimize those disruptions and really they're adding more customers back online every hour. i think it's probably kevin, would you say about 100,000 every hour or two? so we feel good about most of that. i would say that the biggest challenge with power restoration is going to be in those areas that bore the brunt of the category-4+ almost category-5 impact where it may have uprooted some of the existing infra structure that will be fixed. it's just not something that gets fixed in 24 or 48 hours and so there has been some damage in charlotte counties, but there's also been a lot of the infrastructure that was able to make it through. so i think now actually lee they got about 20% back with power, which was quite frankly, more than i would have anticipated this soon after such a major impact. we we were able to go just kind of look around, we flew, we did a press con

pack, but space x and nasa gave the all clear friday with a splashed out site near the coast of jacksonville. so we are getting our very 1st views there from the w. b, $57.00 of the capsule as it re enters the earth atmosphere. paris mission control watched with bated breath as dragon freedom entered the most critical 6 minutes of the trip home. when temperatures outside reach nearly 2000 degrees celsius, making communications impossible. freedom space x. com check out the lot for 34 hours. concur the re entry was a small, a brace for girl window reserves to small pair of shoes, deployed, smelling that is said to 560 kilometers per hour. and one minute later, for bigger shoots gradually slow, the vessels were gentle. 25 kilometers per hour ending with splashed down at 4 55 pm local time on behalf of space x. welcome hope. thanks for calling. this was space x is forth. successful astronaut mission, transporting crews to and from the international space station for nasa and a waiting recovery vessel listed dragon freedom aboard. a doctor was the 1st to welcome home crew for in person and missi

storm impacted florida, i think it could have been more severe, especially with ports of tampa and jacksonville, two major ports. if those shut down, this would have been parlaid issue that i think would have affected a lot of communities more severely. >> carley: great point on the ports. back to transformers, is the issue they are not made in the united states? is this example of good reason to get the supply chain back at home? >> yes. from my understanding and i'm not an expert trans formers, only about half a dozen companies make the transformers and only one produce special steel required to make it for the others. with that, other steel coming from other countries, especially germany, had strikes in germany that set the supply chain back for months and we know the china issues we've been experiencing, should have more merchandising for emergencies and not be so dependent on overseas countries. >> carley: over 600,000 people without power or internet or phone service and governor desantis said elon musk will partner with florida to help out. take a listen. >> we're working with elon musk

. >>> officials in jacksonville, florida are condemning antisemitic messages that appeared in the cityweekend. video shot outside the stadium draw during the georgia florida football game saturday night showed an antisemitic comment on a sign. referencing remarks by rapper can we west. several messages appeared on a highway overpass and a downtown building. gubernatorial candidate charlie crist condemned his opponent governor desantis for not condemning the message. >>> elon plussicelon musk tweeted baseless allegations on the attack on nancy pelosi's husband. >> reporter: so, just as we approach election day here in the united states, there are people at twitter working to combat misinformation and disinformation about the election. but, we saw on sunday, the new owner of twitter elon musk tweeting out a link to someone making baseless claims about what happened to paul pelosi. that musk eventually deleted that tweet. perhaps acknowledging he was wrong. but that website he had linked to was basically a website that often publishes nonsense including in 2016, that same website actually

the army corps was here from jacksonville thursday afternoon. that's a six-hour drive under good conditions. they're there and working with the county water utility and other municipal utilities. and army guard of engineers is helping the corps. and at the end of the day, troubleshooting that is really significant. once you get that going, everything else comes to life. even the power, you can do the generators. you need the running water for basic sanitation. we're happy that the army corps responded quickly. they're on it. diagnosing it and offering a solution as soon as possible. the fuel as i mentioned in my comments, there's fuel available, coming in from the ports. the gas stations are offering gas. the pumps aren't going to work if you don't have the electricity. it's more of a power issue than a fuel supply issue. and now that all of the ports are open, you'll see more fuel coming in. we have more fuel staged than we have for a storm before. >> that was governor ron desantis holding a press conference a few moments ago. laying out the la

and finally the national guard out of jacksonville, florida, came by in a chip okay and landed in frontre an hour and a half. they had an atv. they explored the whole neighborhood up and down the west gulf. they had probably almost 30 of my neighbors that lived right on the the island that stayed as well. >> their lives were lost because people stayed on the island, didn't get out soon enough. >> i have friends on the island right now. i know of one person that died at the dunes. there might be another one that i have heard has passed away. but i have only heard of actually two fatalities. i have friends thaw on the island riding around on bicycles checking on everyone. >> what's the level of destruction like on the island? >> massive. massive. when you go to the east end of the island, there's just a lot of destruction. the houses surrounding the house are all gone. when you go to the west end of the island, the old restaurants up there, they're all gone. the street going to captiva is now a beach. >>> was there enough time to evacuate? is it just battle hardened floridians used to sto

now than it was this time yesterday, especially around the florida panhandle with areas off to jacksonvilleis time yesterday. many record-low temperatures possible through thursday. the good news is, you notice the low temperature forecasts. want to warm up on the order of 5 to 7 degrees. by the time you get to saturday and sunday right back up for this time of year. it is short lived but it is a shot of winter coming in for the next few hours. >> boomerang. thank you so much. nice to see you. >>> a jury in northern california convicting paul flores on first degree murder charges in the death of kristin smart. his verdict coming 26 years after the college student's death. on the same day a separate jury found his father reuben not guilty. it was introduced by the podcast jerome backyard. flores was the last person to see smart alive. >> this has been an agonizingly long journey, more downs than ups, but we are grateful and appreciate the diligence and energy for two jurors to thoroughly review the facts and reach their decisions. >> paul flores could face 25 years to life sentence. >>> danc

and speaking of the ugliness that's in our culture right now, julia, officials in jacksonville florida are condemning anti-semitic messages that appeared over the weekend during the florida/georgia football game. a message scrolled saying kanye is right and the jews, this is in reference made by kanye west. it's just sad and pathetic how this hatred is spreading. it's not getting better, it's getting worse. >> it's important to remember that ideologies and radical ideology, they don't die. they either grow or they are ostracized. they are shunned. and i think what's happened is because we don't -- because so many political leaders are not shunning it, they're sort of toying with it, embracing it, they're not condemning kanye west and others, and that's how they recruit people and how people become incredibly active and fearless in their racism and anti-semitism and their sexism. we have to make them as a society fearful of it. there's going to be horrible people on twitter and in the world. that's okay as long as it's not growing. jim, you have seen it unleashing, and there's only two

vegas is second and third is jacksonville florida. have you seen their football team?l do except columbus. what was number two, has an explanation. >> vegas. they're losing money. that is self-explanatory. to get what about columbus ohio. pinky i have no idea. but they used to call it the biggest little city in america, columbus is like 2 million people, it's huge. the universe is so dominant the win, why would you. >> the city that swears the mos is what other verse a.d. the judges in at that time brickey want to know white new york cit is included. >> really? it came in 11th. >> 11th? that makes no sense. >> when de blasio was mayor, we were top hybrid. >> do they swear a lot at that united nations? >> what country because is the most? can. >> a lot of them dim. russia always had a lot to say. did they ever scare you with their bluster. can give nobody scare me. i scared them. i know how to cake with a smile. they knew i'd call them out if they ever did anything great they had to worry about me i didn't have to worry about them. >> i want to talk about the diplomatic

the south keys area up towards northern florida our friends at jacksonville and orlando.eople are picking up the pieces and they are trying to clean up and the good news is mother nature is going to help us with that this week. the rest of ian, we are feeling that across the mid-atlantic and the northeast. we have heavy rain in the forecast not only today but through tuesday and wednesday. the stubborn coastal low, that's also going to bring this on shore flow and the potential for major flooding across these areas, also beach erosion and high waives along the coast line. tracking the tropics, we are not done yet. okay? so we have a couple of disturbances here we will have to watch over the next couple of days. this one number one is going to move towards the lesser an 2eu8 lease and have to watch that over the next couple of days as it could potentially move close tort gulf of mexico but we have at love time to watch it and forecast it and we will keep you up to date. brian, my friend, over to you. >> brian: thanks, janice. meanwhile, this story, president biden personal