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tensions boiled over in fort lauderdale on sunday. police say one person was arrested, but there were no injuries. >> everybody to calmly please exit the building. >> reporter: and services at a congregation kol ami were interrupted by a bomb threat. federal law enforcement say there are no credible threats at this time. new york city's mayor held a vigil for the victims in israel. many people i spoke to on both sides expressed sadness and le anger about the attacks and said they expect the violence to get worse moving forward. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >>> be sure to stick with us all day for complete coverage of the war starting with "cbs mornings." we're going to have team coverage including evening news anchor and managing editor norah o'donnell joining the broadcast live from tel aviv, and we'll also speak with the national security council's john kirby about the administration's response to the war. and then at 1:00 this afternoon president biden will deliver remarks on the conflict. we'll bring you coverage in a cbs n

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and 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 it on the phone. 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 systems of tun

the first donation is going to the national stonewall museum in fort lauderdale, florida, and it's beingin tribute to the late dianne feinstein, which is very nice. >> obviously, artifacts from the old anchor brewing company might soon be on display at the smithsonian institution in washington. the san francisco historical society recently donated the items to preserve the history of the nation's first craft brewery. the collection includes photographs , vintage artworks and antique equipment. they will become part of the national museum of american history. anchor brewing closed in july after as we reported, 127 years in business . hated to see it go. of course. >> all right. we still have much more news ahead. >> abc seven news anchor karina nova is here with a look at what's coming up at 530. karina, thanks, dan. >> and well, there is a plan to transform downtown san francisco, which includes improving market street. abc's seven news reporter leanne melendez joins me with why that plan isn't going as expected. we'll take a look at the possible solutions to revitalize market and appeal

tensions boiled over in fort lauderdale on sunday.e person was arrested but there were no injuries. >> everybody to calmly please exit the building. >> reporter: and services at congregation kol ami in salt lake city were interrupted by a bomb threat. anti-semitic rhetoric has surged online since the attack but federal law enforcement say there are no credible threats at this time. several protesters that i spoke to today on both sides expressed anger and sadness over the attacks. many of them saying they expect tensions to get worse moving forward. norah? >> norah: jericka duncan, thank you. the war is forcing airlines around the world to shut down travel to and from israel. we've got the details next. we've got the details next. she found d it. the feelining of findiding the pspsoriasis trtreatmt she's bebeen lookingng for. sotytyktu is t the first-o-of-its-ki, oncece-daily pilill for moderarate-to-sevevere plaque psosoriasis.... for r the chancece at clr oror almost clclear skin.. itit's like ththe feeling gf finding ththat outfit

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who is calling from fort lauderdale, florida on the democratic line. caller: the woman that called and doesn't understand. elston was divided in 1921 into 70% an arab country and the rest was a divided country on the western part. the arabs changed the name of the state from british mandatory palestine and then to eventually jordan. in 1949, the rest of the 23% that was left was divided by the united nations. the jews accepted the state and the arab countries then invaded. there was no palestine at the time. the west bank is called jordan. the golan heights was called syria and gaza was egypt. when they lost they didn't accept it and have never accepted jewish state and that is the essence of the problem. if you look at the videos yesterday, it is about islam controlling the area. host: let's go to linda: from georgia on the republican line. caller: i think we need to be aware that we have a lot of people in the united states who could very much take over we need to be mindful of the border because people can come in and cause the same problems. host:

who is calling from fort lauderdale, florida on the democratic line. caller: the woman that called and doesn't understand. elston was divided in 1921 into 70% an arab country and the rest was a divided country on the western part. the arabs changed the name of the state from british mandatory palestine and then to eventually jordan. in 1949, the rest of the 23% that was left was divided by the united nations. the jews accepted the state and the arab countries then invaded. there was no palestine at the time. the west bank is called jordan. the golan heights was called syria and gaza was egypt. when they lost they didn't accept it and have never accepted jewish state and that is the essence of the problem. if you look at the videos yesterday, it is about islam controlling the area. host: let's go to linda: from georgia on the republican line. caller: i think we need to be aware that we have a lot of people in the united states who could very much take over we need to be mindful of the border because people can come in and cause the same problems. host:

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seemingly a half naked woman waiting for her flight for a flt airlines in fort lauderdale this week.o pack her pants. she does not have pants on she's not wearing pants or buses hanging out i thought to walmart we go to see this crazy stuff. there's accounts to go look it up. but not spirit airlines it is the airlines and the airports were quite do not know the world is coming to progress is too bad she did not have an emotional support animal to cover her up she would've been just fine. >> was going to the senate that would've been acceptably took away their dress code no shirt, no shoes no problems but no pant? >> i got to bring my daughter to the airport don't make me explain things to her she's not old enough to learn about, jason when ywhat you got? rex new york city professor who threatened to chop like "new york post" reported with a machete a real bad story. it hahas landed a new seeking teaching gig at us like a at a y college. another incident she was on video cursing out of threatening andthreatening a group of pro-le students. you threaten someone with their likely take a

i've done it, i've had to do that at parkland school shooting, the fort lauderdale shooting. law enforcement has to get it right. there is a sense of urgency, family members deserve to know. they have to identify who the deceased are. sometimes they may not have id, you may have to ask fphotos fro loved ones. you cannot get that wrong, that is the worst nightmare and my heart goes out to the family members who lost their loved one. >> ainsley: do you think he planned this? do you think he knew someone at the bowling alley or bar? >> i don't want to jump to conclusions, it will be a thorough and complex investigation. number one thing is to apprehend the suspect. it wouldn't shock me. these shooters, a lot of times, they want attention. it is disgusting and evil to say, most bang for their buck and i saw myself at parkland school shooting, he intended to shoot more than he did and these people know where there is a large population. this is a smaller town, maybe 30 to 40,000 individuals, trust me, he knew where he was going, he was familiar with the bowling alley and league ni

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late today posted these rallies have been happening in tampa fort lauderdale supporting hamas report terrorist group dedicated to the destruction of israel commits atrocities to further that end. while on the campaign trail here and i went cedar rapids more specifically badges support israel in its hour of need. the governor also taking a direct shot at president biden's response to the crisis thus far. i can tell you this, i would not have slept through those attacks if i were in the white house but it would've been up at 2:00 a.m. in the morning we would've been doing what we needed to do. to protect this country. rex desantis calling the attacks barbaric. he has tough words essay for the hamas would be looking to see whether not this continues to come up on his foreign poly stump speech he will have more events and i would to margaret south: center tim scott also talk a lot about israel he's urging americans to closely monitor what is happening. >> 1100 deaths in israel is like 40000 in america. number two, this was an act of pure evil. i am hoping hamas is wiped off the face of t

host: nixon in fort lauderdale, florida on the democratic line. caller: good morning, c-span. most people get their news from social media because the regular news station they think are biased. if they see scenes -- if they see things on social media, nine times out of 10, they will believe it because that is where they get their news. in your research, when you come across a site that is, let's say from a palestinian place, that is not trustworthy, how do you go about verifying if the person is telling the truth or if they are doing propaganda? guest: thank you for that question. in terms of how we go about verifying accounts and independent information, we look at the behavior of the account and what other posts they have. we do try to verify who the person is and what are their credentials to be posting about that kind of thing. whether it is someone on x or meta, the main thing that will make them seek information is their credentials and what they are known for. we try to understand who the person or entity is and where they are getting their information from. if there h

actavis, the at the white house protesting in new york city distorting a pro- israeli rally in fort lauderdale and hamas, is ices and hamas is killing saudi arabians as well and so how do you hold them accountable congressman. >> it look, i agree with you coming have to go back to a president trump was doing. byron: number when he was squeezing them economically, the sanctions was working and we were energy independent, our economy was coming dominating the globe and he did not let up off of the map and we already know when iran is going to do and they're going to use whatever resources they have, in order to take care of the regime and to promote their geo- audit against which they have been committed to from a very long time we have to stop playing games, and this white house, and i'm listening to john kirby and jake sullivan, and they were talking with the things they're going to do and be ready and they are not ready for anything. in the american people know it, and the world knows it, and unfortunately, our enemies know it is well speak about both of you were sing the sandra you made this

this is lauderdale-by-the sea earth cam. it almost looks like a "truman show" shot.id actors. all right. take a look at what you are expecting in florida. it's going to be hot. triple-digit heat is what it's going to feel like. up to 108 degrees is what it will feel like in some parts of florida and have advisories in place. miami, you could tie a record today with a high of 92 degrees, and the heat also is starting to build out west. phoenix, arizona, temperatures could be in the triple digits tomorrow. by monday we could be looking at regard heat, and then denver, i want to highlight this, denver's today's highs in the mid-50s. by tuesday you're in the low >> somara: and that's your local forecast. triple-digit heat in florida. gio, how do you feel about that? >> whit: booking the flights right now. >> gio: that's what we need. >> janai: taking this show on the road. thank you, somara. >>> still coming up here on "good morning america," nasa's mission to a distant asteroid. what it could tell us about the origins of our planet. plus, the new findings that are excit

the first donation is going to the national stonewall museum in fort lauderdale, florida, and it's being tribute to the late dianne feinstein. >> several community groups in oakland are urging the city to use a state loan program to install more license plate reading cameras. and they sent a letter to the city's privacy advisory commission saying the funds would help fight an increase in thefts and other crimes throughout oakland. back in july, the police department revealed the license plate readers already installed have not been used since february, and that's because mostly due to that ransomware attack that the city experienced, mayor shengtao announced in august that oakland would receive a $1.2 million loan from the state, which could fund automated license plate readers along freeways, as well as some city streets. the national park service has cleaned up what was left of a massive illegal marijuana grow in marin county. the final phase of that project wrapped up today. park rangers say the cultivation site was first discovered back in march near laguna trail at point reyes natio

and the summer when i was 12 years old when i went to a public library in fort lauderdale, florida.t let you just sit there and enjoy the air conditioning. they made you real a book. and one librarian made me read to kill a mockingbird, to kill a mockingbird. and so, she talks about what hurts her heart, that really hurts my heart. that's a punch in my heart that last year in palm beach county, there were attempts to ban, to kill a mockingbird, a story about what it means to be a hero. to me, that is crazy. >> david, one of the things we do on this show we talk a little bit about the political reasons for these bands. there is about four reasons in all history why people banned those books, they just evolved a little bit. but there are ideas in these books. i am thinking about margaret atwood and handmade sale. i'm thinking about the 16 19 project with nikole jones. there are ideas that people who do not want those ideas reaching their kids because it will teach them to be whatever, you talked about this about your reading in the libraries in jim crow era virginia. it does give you

when i responded to the fort lauderdale airport shooting there was a similar incident. they came in and checked every single parking lot and stairwell. everything was checked. and a potential threat has to be checked. we have similar incidents. when we thought there was another shooter and everyone was on the ground, i have been through this. there was not another active shooter in my instance. everyone has to be on high alert. if there is a potential threat, they have to check every single nook and cranny and make sure. we will see what they find. law enforcement is doing the best to contain the situation. anyone who is there needs to stay calm and take cover. if you can get behind a cement barrier, that's the best option. >> there is clearly a helicopter flying above. they are taking this very much to heart. i wonder what happens as you are inside the building. we know at least from the police the numbers they are giving us that 30 people may have been taken to this hospital. that means a number of people are in surgery. you and i both know that the way this works is

the first donation is going to the national stonewall museum in fort lauderdale, florida, and it's beingfeinstein. >> a homeowner renting out their property on airbnb is a person staying there has refused to leave. a nightmare tenant has overstayed their welcome at this high end guest house in la's brentwood neighborhood in 2021. the homeowner originally rented out the guest house on airbnb for a six month long term stay. now, two years later, the tenant , i guess we can call them a tenant at oh boy is still there . no, we'll say the guest, the guest. so because the guest house needed repairs, the owner originally extended the tenant stay as a sign of good faith. airbnb now says because the pair made an unofficial agreement that they are no longer involved . and since the guest house still doesn't have the right permits, the owner has to find a legal reason to evict her. it's a pretty nice place she's squatting in. >> you know, it looks like a glass room and very nice. >> the case will wind up before a judge soon. the owner says a squatter also owns him. $60,000 in back rent. oh well, he

you want to talk about being in northern new york city, fort lauderdale, palm beach, all of those areaslk about more southern and northern florida, the panhandle. the center part of the state and in the orlando area kind of a mix of a lot of different things. to do that in florida, and is unrepresentative. we showed it could be done. it is just about leadership. they want something they can be proud of and trust. people saw me digging in, taking the area. and just fighting for them. if someone is willing to fight for me, i'm going to show up to vote. people know whether or not he will fight for them. . yes? >> the media will attack florida over this one ours is less than florida by a lot. probably more state breezed. we streamline the ability of veterans to be certified with teachers in our school district. that is something that the teachers union attacked me for. we also have a loan repayment in florida to be able to go to that. we have done billions of dollars of increase their to try to help. i think there's a lot of things that you can do. one of the things we just did is too soon

host: nixon in fort lauderdale, florida on the democratic line. caller: good morning, c-span.ost people get their news from social media because the regular news station they think are biased. if they see scenes -- if they see things on social media, nine times out of 10, they will believe it because that is where they get their news. in your research, when you come across a site that is, let's say from a palestinian place, that is not trustworthy, how do you go about verifying if the person is telling the truth or if they are doing propaganda? guest: thank you for that question. in terms of how we go about verifying accounts and independent information, we look at the behavior of the account and what other posts they have. we do try to verify who the person is and what are their credentials to be posting about that kind of thing. whether it is someone on x or meta, the main thing that will make them seek information is their credentials and what they are known for. we try to understand who the person or entity is and where they are getting their information from. if there hap

in fort lauderdale tensions boiled on both sides.consumed and heartbroken by the war. demonstrations were also held outside the israeli consulates in atlanta and chicago, along with the white house. atlanta and chicago, along with the white house-— white house. there are concerns about potential _ white house. there are concerns about potential iran _ white house. there are concerns| about potential iran involvement, aren't there? we about potential iran involvement, aren't there?— about potential iran involvement, aren't there? we are now learning about how — aren't there? we are now learning about how hamas _ aren't there? we are now learning about how hamas may _ aren't there? we are now learning about how hamas may have - aren't there? we are now learning about how hamas may have been| aren't there? we are now learning - about how hamas may have been able to orchestrate such an unprecedented ambush on israel over the weekend. the wall streetjournal is reporting that iranians security officials helped hamas plan this surprise atta

scammers use our networks to defort lauderdale americans out of $39 billion. that was just in 2022 alone and enough to provide broadband to households enrolled in the connectivity program for eight years. i hope you understand what that means. scammers and fly by night companies are stealing the dollars to do so and don't face any consequences. the fines go uncollected and the company dissolves and moves elsewhere. congress must empower our regulators to ensure that when an individual or company breaks the law, they are held to account. part of the reason these scammers are effective of tricking consumers and evading enforcement is that the technology is evolving. we will hear testimony that the consumer is increasingly falsified. bots are using public data to consent on behalf of a consumer for calls they never asked for and do not want. automated are using chat box and artificial intelligence to impersonate a real person lulling into a false sense of security by mannerisms. bad actors are playing on our emotions and impersonating loved ones in distress. in t

. >> text message from the fort lauderdale. ms. mary eberstadt you are overgeneralizing but i have two friends who were stay-at-home mothers and housewives and no one mocks them. i also have other friends who are working mom's. working mom's woulde love to be stay at home to their families need two incomes to make ends meet. the cost of living is too high. >> yes, point y taken and it's impossible to have a conversation about such large subjects without overgeneralizing and i'm sure everybody can see those counter effect to any given point being made but in saying that the stay-at-home mom has become the socially less acceptable option in the dominic conversation i think is eminently defensible because the social pressures on the side of the workplace and the economic pressure. >> from a city may be feeling with david in utica, new york. hi david. see a good morning. i think we need to understand that this woman is a science denier. and science deniers if they were to get their way which have christianity which would start by expos

fort lauderdale is the sixth largest places for people to build. build smart and do not build in areas where you are going to get hit. he met i was listening to the responses to senator kennedy's questions and in a lot of the proposals it involves some form of government subsidy rather for resilience or an sip approach. is that correct? >> i was say the nfip could be converted to a reinsurance backstop. if i could quickly say there are no price caps in california. that is a falsehood as a way to create a fake demand. over the last two years the average premium increase, unfortunately rate increases have been 12 1/2%. it is just that the companies have to justify their rates to be accountable. i wanted to correct that. >> i am all for collecting the data and joined senator warren on her letter to collect the data. we all know that we have a problem. we have a climate change increasing the extremity and the intensity and frequency of natural disasters. it obviously has a cost. the question in my view is who is going to pay the cost? in my view we sho

. >> text message from nicole in fortrt lauderdale ms. ebberstat you have overgeneralizing i have two stay at home and mothers and no one mox them and working moms wives and working moms would love to be stay at home but their families need two incomes to make ends meet. the cost of living is just too high. >> yes. point taken, and it's impossible to have a conversation about such large subjects without overgenerallyizing and i'm sure everybody can think of counterfactuals tosu any given point being made. but in saying that the stay at home mom has become this socially less acceptable option in the dominant conversation, i think is eminently defensible. because the social pressure is on the side of moving into the paid work place. and the economic pressure agree point taken. >> call from city you may be familiar with this is david utica new york. >>w good morning. i think we need to understand that this woman is a science denier. and science deniers if they were to get their way, would have high found christianity which would start by exp

this morning lauderdale by the sea, already at 96. you are ahead of the front, obviously.re that. even a heat advisory there. let's get a check closer to home. >> all right. football season is in full swing right now. that means it is time for some tail-gate parties. if you're watching from home, those are home-gate parties. right? >> i didn't know it was a thing. i never heard the phrase before. >> we have. we have. >> all right. if you need some food that will score big with your guest, pati jinich is here with some delicious recipes. she's a hugger. >> i am. i am. i am. someone is like, do you mind? i'm like, bring it on. [ laughter ] i'm a hugger. i'm mexican. >> exactly. latinos. let's go. guacamole. you are going to show us the classic. you also want to help us level up that game. >> really, there's no game day without guac. home-gating is my favorite way to watch a game because you can have family, friends. you stay home and feed them delicious food. >> i feel like the guacamole is an explosive thing that people have just put everywhere now. we have to get into it.

lauderdale, or the new york and boston area, there's kpwacompeto there.ct is expected next year keep in mind, jetblue agreed to buy spirit for $33.80 a share, and look where they are now. that gives you an idea how all airline stocks are under pressure right now the antitrust implications and the fact that the doj, you know, their track record says a lot of what has happened over the last year in terms of antitrust suits, whether or not they win this one will be closely scrutinized by a lot of people >> what is your handicap you think because the doj lost a lot of these cases, this would be another one of those situations >> my handicap is -- no, i would not say that i think that there are some strong arguments on behalf of the government in terms of it would hurt competition now, jetblue -- when we talked to robin hayes about this in the past about the proposed merger, they believe they will bring down fares as they continue to grow as a network. i know i am trying to play both sides of the fence here, but the government comes back and says you will have

in fort lauderdale, mark on the independent line. caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. my comment is generally speaking, i think joe biden did a decent job responding to what is going on with the activities in israel, but the policies and what brought us to where we are at, his pandering and basically leading to hamas and iran created where we are at i sure one of your previous caller's comments about our southern border. we need to close our border. please, close our border. that is what i have to say. host: thanks, mark. john is up next in monroe, north carolina, and product line. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i just like to say that president biden said in the statement there are human beings on both sides of the border and nobody is squeaky clean. thank you very much. host: all right, john. let's go to the republican line now. hope in bakersfield, california. caller: hey, good morning. host: good morning. what are your thoughts this morning? caller: i just want to emphasize first of all, thank you for taking my call, thank yo

in fort lauderdale, mark on the independent line. caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. my comment is generally speaking, i think joe biden did a decent job responding to what is going on with the activities in israel, but the policies and what brought us to where we are at, his pandering and basically leading to hamas and iran created where we are at i sure one of your previous caller's comments about our southern border. we need to close our border. please, close our border. that is what i have to say. host: thanks, mark. john is up next in monroe, north carolina, and product line. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i just like to say that president biden said in the statement there are human beings on both sides of the border and nobody is squeaky clean. thank you very much. host: all right, john. let's go to the republican line now. hope in bakersfield, california. caller: hey, good morning. host: good morning. what are your thoughts this morning? caller: i just want to emphasize first of all, thank you for taking my call, thank yo

. >> text message from nicole in .fort lauderdale. our overgeneralizing.two friends who are stay-at-home mothers, housewives and. i have a moms, the working mom would love to stay home but their families need two incomes to make ends meet. the cost of living is high. >> yes. it's impossible to have a conversation about large subjects without overgeneralizing and i'm sureer everybody think of any given.being made but to stay mom socially less acceptable option in the dominic conversation i think is eminently defensible because social pressure is on the side of living in two paid workplace and economic pressures. >> of city you may be familiar with. >> good morning. i think we need to understand that this woman is a science denier. science deniers if they were to get their way would have i found the standard which would start by exposing jews and then muslims or the other way around and then they would start working on christianity catholics are always at the top of thehe list and before you knw it, while there encouraging you to read your bible at the dinne