but maybe, if you're that billionaire in fort lauderdale, that's pennies compared to what kind of cases could go before that court that could be financial wind falls for these guys. >> >> we talked to some jen companies to get an estimate on that, it was 130,000 for the round trip, including jet fuel. >> which is nothing include if you think of loopholes in the law that could hook these people up? >> it's a fair point i think. we did our best to try to put a number on all of this. it was probably well into the millions the values of everything's he's received. >> my oh my. i mean, truly extraordinary reporting. you deserve all of the awards. but not all the gifts, because they get you in trouble. >> >> brett murphy thank you so much there is more big news i want to share in the world of big money and power loopholes. for years there's been a loophole that allows superrich people to buy luxury homes, anonymously. while lawmakers and advocates have been pushing to fix this for years, saying this pretty much lets criminals and corrupt oligarchs hide what they don't. well treasury secretary

the airport says some flights in and out of the fort lauderdale area may be impacted.ey are urging travelers to check with your airline for updates. and a stunning show of forced from two of america's biggest adversaries just off the coast of alaska. new details on that plus reaction from general jack keane coming up. do you just bow down? no you de-thrown the king. pedialyte. 3x the electrolytes. we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. they work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! save up to $500 on the new sleep number® smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base.

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lauderdale this morning. it was heading to an emergency when its tale tail started smoking and crashed into an apartment complex. a pair of brothers in another apartment tried to pull passengers from that wreckage. two crew members survived and crawled to safety. >>> a glitch of the system created gridlock in england. it started this morning with a technical problem which blocked operators from seeing flight plans. they were forced to put the flight plans in manually. that created delays for thousands of travelers. it took hours to identify the glitch and solve the issue. the airports were busy when many family returns from vacation for the start of school. >>> people all over the world joined the hunt for the loch ness monster in scotland. the loch ness center organized this event. organizers used equipment to listen to underwater sounds. hundreds turned into a live stream. the idea was to excite the next generation of nessy hunters. back in 2019, analysts analyzed and concluded it could be a giant eel, but

that chopper went down just north of fort lauderdale and crashed into a small apartment complex. one person died in the crash and one person on the ground was also killed. >>> straight ahead in sports, 49ers nick bosa is missed and the giants top pitching prospect is on display at home. we got - [narrator] stimulant use disorder is a disease, not a choice, but getting help and finding treatment for your meth or cocaine addiction is up to you. treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurance plans. choose change california. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. (gentle music) that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. nopoly is back now at lucky! come kick off the season with our shop and score game that'll have you cheering for more! play for a chance at over 25 million in prizes and money saving offers - like this and this, or even this! or try to win $100,000 in guaranteed prize money. shop your favorite brand sporting the monopoly tag for unlimited g

announced deals promising to build underground tunnels for high speed travel in chicago in fort lauderdale, in 2018 in 2021. the either have been built so the high train is rolling, the venture capital is blowing. everything is fine and dandy to a tech companies have to deliver on their spectacular promises. one of the most glaring examples of hyperlinks, a high speed above ground vacuum to popularized by musk in 2013 and pursued by a number of firms billionaire richard branson, the owner of the virgin, also got in on the fun in 2017 and a virgin hyper loop announced plans to build overground vacuum tubes that would hurdle people at 670 miles an hour across the us, india in the middle east. but the closest these came to materializing was a single crude test in 2020, which reached about 100 miles an hour. far less than promised. costs were nearly $10.00 times higher and the test drive transported just to passengers instead of the promise $28.00. undeterred by the failure of his above ground travel project, musk opted to go underground with his boring come. first, the pledge to dig elaborate

this young lady went on, she got a job down in fort lauderdale.t was his name again, a colleague of mine. peter deutsch who was a state representative. she followed him into the state legislature, into the senate and into the congress. i am responsible for her great career. because i did not hire her. [laughter] anyway, it would have been really amiss if i would have hired you. one terrific later -- ladies. it's great to be with you. a very proud member of the most diverse caucus in congress. rowe are 94 strong in the womens caucus. ninety-four. almost half of the democrats. [applause] i am honored to be here as we celebrate and we wrap up women's history month. women are making history every day. as a member of congress, i mean, it is amazing to walk around this building. we have a unique opportunity to work in one of the most important buildings in our country. a place where visitors from all over the world gather. it is a a testament, i say or should be a testament to the important work that we do. studying art and the unique collection of uniq

hospital after medical rescue helicopter caught fire and crashed into an apartment complex near fort lauderdale, florida. investigators say the helicopter just taken off to take a patient to the hospital when it caught fire. then basically broke in half and went into a spiral plunging to the ground. authorities say the 2 dead include a paramedic and resident who was on the ground. federal investigators are looking into what caused the helicopter to catch fire. tonight, investigators are looking for a motive after a faculty member at the university of north carolina at chapel hill was shot and killed prompting a campus wide lockdown. a suspect has been arrested, but that person's identity has not been released. kron four's justine waldman has more. >> that shooting paralyze the campus community as authorities search for the gunman for several hours. we do have new video now into our newsroom. this is from our sister station in north carolina, showing several police officers armed with rifles entering a chemistry building on campus. authorities say that this is where that faculty member was kille

this one lady got a job in fort lauderdale, a colleague of mine who was a state representative and shelowed him into the state legislature and into congress. what did i say? i'm responsible for her great career because i didn't hire her and would've hired you in a great leadership of congress looks great to be with you all, a proud member and 94 strong i'm here, i wanted to be here to celebrate and women are making history everyday. it's amazing to walk around this building. beautiful important building in ourr country and it is a testament or should be adjustment for the important work we do. a unique collection of unique statute are historical figures for each state and honor our leaders and innovators and educators. if you're like me, you walk through the halls and noticed something missing and you say, where are the women? of the 100 statute, 111 of them are women. that's wrong. how can you tell a story of the nation without women? the good news is we are making progress. i'll give you a report on that. last year in the house, a bill i helpeded lead along with senator quote which a

this young lady went and got a job in fort lauderdale, a colleague of mine, a state representative, she follows him in to the senate and into the congress what did i say? i am responsible for her great career because i didn't hire her. [laughter] anyway, w i would have hired you even the she is a terrific lady, a terrific leader in congress. a proud member of the most diverse caucus in congress and 94, almost half the democrats that mark i am honored to be here to celebrate as we wrap up women's historyli month. women are making history everyday. as a member of congress, it is amazing to walk around, we have the unique opportunity to work, important buildings in our country, a place for all over the world has gathered. it is a testament will should be a testament of the important work we do. the unique collection of unique statutes for historical figures. innovators and activists andto educators you want to the halls and notice what is missing and you say where are the women? you would be right to ask that. only 11 are women. that's wrong, isn't it? how you really tell the story of the

weekend and september in reading pa with greg gutfeld and october 24th shamrock comedy club fort lauderdalet blinking. that is impressive. special thanks walter kirn, michele tafoya, joe machi, kat timpf and our studio audience. fox news at night with trace gallagher is next. on behalf of greg, gene, tom, the whole gutfeld staff, i'm tyrus. we love you america. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher, it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. and breaking tonight, another brazen smash and grab robbery in california, this time it's for a half million dollars in jules. and, by the way, did you know in california, beating up your spouse is not considered a violent crime. common sense has thoughts. hurricane idalia takes florida governor ron desantis off the campaign trail but not off the airwaves. how this disaster may actually benefit his campaign. but we begin with rescue and

south florida have been pretty limited when it comes to regions like palm beach and miami, fort lauderdaleesterday. that's a very good picture when you look at the other side of the state. places like tampa and st. petersburg saw heavy floods, heavy flooding. they were in -- the region was directly hit is in the northern part of the state called the big bend. it got a lot of destruction talking about the first major hurricane to hit florida since september of last year when ian made landfall. dani: just to jump in here, i want to stay on that point of where the hurricane actually landed, what does that mean in terms of cost, and terms of the damage that needs to be restored? >> let me compare it with ian because that's the best way to wrap the head around this. ian hit a more populated area, fort myers which is also close to tampa and brought over $100 billion in damage. the damage estimated to bring is about $10 billion. it's much smaller because it's hitting an area that doesn't have a lot of population but the number could increase because there's a lot of flooding going on in tampa rig

this young lady went on but she got a job in fort lauderdale with what was his name again? a colleague of mine. peter deutsch was a state representative. wouldn't you know she followed him into the state legislature, into the senate and into the congress. what did i say? i'm responsible for her great career. becaus' i did not hire her. [laughter] anyway it would've been amiss if i would've hired you. she is one terrific lady in one and oneof the great leaders hern congress. it'sc great to be with you all. in the chair of the democratic women's caucus. really in congress. we are 94 strong and the women's caucus. ninety-four. almost half of the democrats. [applause] i am here, i'm honored to be here as we celebrate and wrap up women's history month. i'm just telling you this. it's not just going to end this month. member of congress it's amazing to walk around this building on the important buildings in our country but a place where visitors from all over the world together. it's a testament i say or it should be a testament to the important work that we do. in the unique col

faa is warning about, they say that there could be some in new england, florida, orlando, miami, lauderdaleta could end up on the list once again. pete muntean, cnn, regular point. >> it's official, july was the hottest month ever recorded on earth, and it wasn't even close. european scientists confirmed the data and the pre-kirner climate change report, which came out tuesday. it found its ally's average global temperature was around 1.5 degrees celsius higher than pre-industrial levels. even before the month is over, it was clear to them that it will be a record breaker. >> first week of july, i see too extreme temperature event. at the time, the percentages climate change services referred back to these as the warmest temperatures ever recorded. not three weeks into the month, more than, that we can say that not only the first week of july with the record but the three weeks of july, where the warmest on record. with respect to previous record temperature for july, it's so large that we can confidently say that it's almost certain to -- virtually certain that the end of july, we will hav

tim from fort lauderdale. i love the big guys interview with the weather channel. and rocha goss he interviews joe biden. jennifer from georgia. maybe biden will debate rfk jr. if he hears qvc is hosting it. >> dom from michigan. the january 6 committee evidence is missing. has anybody checked joe's garage? it's the safest place it could possibly be. chris from florida. nothing says the worst attack since the civil war like deleting all of the evidence. imagine the pearl harbor investigation. you know what, it's over, let's throw it in the shredder. >> greg, washington state. 1.5 terabytes destroyed? nancy makes hillary look like a rookie. that's a lot of acid. john, east lyme, connecticut. wonder if the environmental justice funds are going to the folks in east palestine. is that what those people meant? the east palestinians? i have a feeling joe didn't mean those people. dan from michigan. the government is going after the mushroom church. now they know what it's like to be catholic. marty from arizona. can i stay home forever, please? does that mean i am not ra

lauderdale, florida.ls say the chopper was on its way to an emergency when it came down. >>> and heavy rains and flash floods ripped through parts of west virginia forcing evacuations and dozens of rescues near charleston monday. forecasters say more rain is expected today. >>> now, we have more next on our breaking news, florida is bracing for a hurricane. hurricane idalia now a category 1 and gaining strength. >>> and plus what russians are saying about wagner boss prigozhin from a memorial at the site of his plane crash. that is next. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh.h... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max p protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 grgram of sugar. enter the $10,0,000 powered by prorotein max challenge. ♪ ♪ (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. bec

the florida team with a 4-0 win over charlotte in fort lauderdale.s not the best there. that's not his problem. he's scoring for fun over here since he arrived in the states. he kept fans waiting until 4 minutes until the end of this game before he scored his eighth goal in five matches since touching down on u.s. soil. intermiami are on the road against the philadelphia union on wednesday, another game and another goal for lionel messi. >> wow. go team go. i love the pink. i just love the colors. patrick snell, thank you. >>> as staff shortages skyrocketed in the food services industry during the pandemic, restaurants across the country reconsider their business models. chef bobby flay visited with restaurant owners in portland, oregon, who are committed to a winning formula of higher pay, better benefits and full disclosure for employees as hallmarks of a post-pandemic restaurant. >> for the dinner rush, the staff gathers in one of the dining rooms. >> this is quarter one for 2023. >> but they're not going over the dinner specials. >> what's meanin

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this young lady went out, she got a job down in fort lauderdale with -- what was her name again? a colleague of mine. peter deutch. a state representative. wouldn't you know, she followed him into the state legislature, into the senate, and into the congress. what did i say? i am responsible for her great career. because i didn't hire her. that's right. [laughs] anyway, i would have been, she is one terrifically the. one of the great leaders here in congress. it is great to be we're with you all. i'm the chair of the democratic women's caucus. a very broad member of the most diverse caucus in congress. 94 strong in that women's congress! 94. almost half of the democrats. [applause] >> i am honored to be here as we celebrate and we wrap up women's history month. but let me tell you this, women are making history every day. we it's not just this month. as a member of congress, it is amazing when you walk around this building, isn't? it we have a unique opportunity to work in one of the most beautiful and important buildings in our country. a place where visitors from all over the w

lauderdale and we could see atlanta once again on the list.tle extra patience. it should be a tough one. >> wow. pete f we're talking misery at the airport the only consolation is you're on top of it all for us. pete, thank you so much. john? >> a third of the flights in the country delayed an average of an hour or more. that's crazy. >>> so teenage cousin of the uvalde gunman accused of threatening to, quote, do the same thing. ♪ that new neighbor is hot! that's my husband... it's the inspire implant. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. they're off from school, but not really home. images and videos. social media, fine-tuned to suck them in. . . alone you can't stop it. together we will. we have a plan. join us. ( ♪ ) with new scope squeez mouthwash concentrate, just add water. squeez to control the strength of your mouthwash. and find a zone all your own. ♪ ♪ scope squeez. - [female narrator] they line up by the thousan

this weekend september 16 with your very own great gut felt that the shamrock comedy club in fort lauderdale. thank you.ks >> he did all that without blinking. that is impressive. a special thank you. wter that is it. into the studio audience. whole staff, ie am tyrus and we love you america. [applause] >> laura: i am laura ingraham "the ingrahm angle" from washington. thank you for joining us. more evidence the biden white house would rather cut deals with the ccp the work with the gop. my angle on that a little later and show. plus my effusive interview with trump advisor easement. today at kentucky chamber of commerce meeting mcconnell was set to speak at a small press conference and happen again.

we could see ground stops as the day goes on in places like florida, orlando, fort lauderdale, miamind new england at airports like boston. we are not totally out of the words yet. >> thank you. appreciate t wishing people smooth on-time flights. >> yeah, if they can get them. >>> fulton county, georgia, there are new signs that indictments could be coming in the alleged scheme by former president trump and his allies to overturn the election. we are learning the former lieutenant governor of georgia has been subpoenaed to testify to the grand jury in the case. here is what he told our wolf blitzer. >> yeah, i'll be there to answer the facts as i know them and continue this process of trying to discover what actually happened during that post-election period of time. certainly we can never repeat that as a country. certainly i never want to see that happen in georgia. a lot of good people's lives were uprooted, people's reputations are soiled. >> nick valencia is live outside the fulton county courthouse. nick, the d.a. there, fani willis, said that the work was accomplished, they ar

she got a job that in fort lauderdale with, what was his name again? [inaudible] >> and colleague of my, peter deutsch was a state representative ande wouldn't yu know, she followed him into the state legislaturere into the senate and into the congress. what did i say? i am responsible for her great career. because i didn't hire her, right. [laughing] anyway, it would've been really a mess if i would've hired you evenen though she is one critically and one of the great leaders here in congress. so mikey, so it's great to be with you all. i'm the chair of the democratic caucus, a very proud member of the most diverse caucus really in congress, yes. and we are 94 strong in the women's caucus, 94 cup almost half half of the democrats. [applause] so i'm here and i'm honored to be here as we celebrate and we wrap up women's's history month but i'm just telling you this. womenn are making history every day. it's not just going to end this month. as a member of congress, i mean, it's amazing to walk around this building, isn't that? we have a unique opportuni

flight as it responded to a morning traffic accident with serious injuries. 8:45 a.m., metro fort lauderdalerd county sheriff fire department helicopter trailing thick black smoke. just 650 feet in the air, the boom and tail rotor began buckling as the chopper started spinning out of control. then nosedived into an apartment building below. killed in the crash, an older female resident of the apartment building. and fire captain paramedic terracen jackson on board the chopper, a 19-yeared very ran remembered for being thoroughly committed to his job. >> he was a rock star. he was one of the best of us. >> reporter: the rescue chopper had just lifted off, headed for a traffic accident with life threatening injuries. but within minutes, pilot darren roach radioed he was in trouble. >> we're having mechanical issues. we're headed back to our station. >> a fire broke out on board, they did their very best to try to extinguish that fire. >> reporter: seconds later, the horrific crash. the pilot and another paramedic were injured in the crash, as were two people on the ground, all taken to an area

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in metro fort lauderdale residents looked up to see a broward county helicopter billowing smoke.tor began buckling as the chopper started spinning out of control. it then nose dived into an apartment building below killed in the flash, an older female resident of the apartment building and fire captain paramedic terryson jackson, who was aboard the helicopter. a 19-year veteran remembered for being committed to his job >> he was a rock star. he was one of the best of us. >> reporter: the rescue chopper just lifted off, headed to a traffic accident with life-threatening injuries. within minutes, the pilot radios they're having issues. >> we're having mechanical issues we're headed back to the station. >> a fire broke out onboard. they did the very best from my understanding to try to distinguish that fire. >> reporter: seconds later the horrific crash the pilot and another paramedic were injured in the crash, as were two people on the ground. all taken to an area hospital. the chopper involved is a dual engine aero bus euro chopper 135 like this one. it's used by rescue personnel

i'm going to take you to lauderdale by the sea. this is an earth cam shot. it's so gorgeous.he days to come. that's because the tropics are alive. we've got a close eye on franklin. what's going to happen, it's going to come into its own about cat 2. it's going to skirt between the u.s. and bermuda. it does mean high surf and rip currents for the eastern seaboard. look what happens in the coming days. see this disturbance coming into definition over the yucatan peninsula. it will bring moisture to the west coast of florida and eastern gulf coast states. that's a look at the weather across the country. lisa: lots of low clouds here which is typical, they moved across the bay. look for the afternoon clearing. partly cloudy with a bit of haze from the north bay. otherwise, temperatures comfortable today. 72 in oakland. 76 on the peninsula with 80 in san jose. the accuweather 7-day forecast, slightly warmer over the weekend. ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ >> this music always gets you in the right food. >> always. >> time for the right stuff. lori is back from her road trip st

. >> fort lauderdale >> fort laudle looking good. welcome back it is tuesday.t there, okay. >> we're coming right out there in just a few. quick programming note, on thursday, hoda, you have an exclusive interview with tony bennett's family >> thursday would have been the legendary singer's 97th birthday in honor of that occasion, i had a chance to talk t suzanne, his devoted partner they were together 38 years. and his eldest son danny they had some powerful things to say about tony's incredible life, the love he had for anybody in his orbit and shared something very touchg, the very last song that tony sang to susan, it was just days before his passing. it's a beautiful conversation. really touching one that you'll want to see. it will be thursday right here on "today. >> looking forward to that >> should we get to our news at 8:00 >> yes >>> the final score does not tell the whole story it was a nail biter. the u.s. women's soccer team had to settle for a tie in its world cup match overnight. but that happens to be good enough to move on to the next round. n

host: melvin in fort lauderdale, florida.ential to have moral leadership and you can see right now, why the country is how it is going that we don't have anything and i want to point out a few things that people, i keep hearing them talking about things trump has done. they elected he -- him when he had 3000 plus lawsuits against him when he came into office and when they had the people from china negotiating with terrorists, he had his daughter sit down at that meeting. they found out she got 35 patents from the chinese for the products -- their products. you could not clean the swamp because he is the swamp. even his own work and his own company, they went to jail messing around with donald trump. and his son-in-law, he gets to negotiate something overseas with the saudis. he comes back with $2 billion and trump -- he gives contracts for golfing. that is a moral. --immoral. they took the money he did when he ran against the debates, he would give it to the veterans, they had to run that down. they could not find that, using

. >> staying in florida through fort lauderdale. democrat. hello. >> good morning. just want to make a comment about trump and trumpism. until educated people and people who are on the news start calling it what it is, a dangerous political cult, we will never be able to heal as a nation. >> stephen? the hill.com has this article from yesterday. grand jurors in georgia, the trump case, they face threats and racist attacks. the grand jury voted to indict president trump in georgia earlier this week. they're facing threats and a profusion of racist comments online. the juror names were listed publicly in the indictment as required under georgia law. a review of social media platforms and far right for mom -- forms found numerous racial slurs and even a juror address. >> ruth is calling us from illinois. independent. good morning. >> morning. very interesting this morning. the greatest news story this week? alan dershowitz. a staunch democrat. he came out and told us that the weaponization of the doj, the department of justice for all of you who don't understand, the d

tia in fort lauderdale. republican. caller: it is amazing everybody keeps blaming president by the.mmigration problem started before president biden was in office. host: what should be done about it? caller: the republicans and the democrats should get together and form an immigration plan. as the caller before stated, children born in the u.s. with parents with citizenship should be given citizenship. people coming into the u.s. who had no citizenship, their children should not be given citizenship. especially if you cross the border pregnant. it is not right. we already have an immigration problem and it is in all states. he states that arsenic immigrants to other states should stop and everybody should talk. this is a problem that has been going for years and they just want to fight with each other for political points. there should be some kind of peace. we need to picture god -- we need to pray to god, republicans and democrats. host: let me move to john in new york. your message on nourishing -- on immigration. caller: my message is simple. it is the very beginning that has to