coming up on with us because miami beach mayor and a former insisted honey dan gilder about what is ahead for these markets in the political backlash over the use of taxpayer funds to shift these migrants up north. turning now to youngstown, ohio, we don't know trump rallied for j.d. vance and himself with just just weeks last left before the midterms. at one point trump reacted to reporting that republican senate candidates were trying to distance themselves from him. and in typical vulgar trump a speech he said this about his star candidate. >> the new york times to the fake story today on the front page that j.d. was not sure if you want in my, support you see he -- wants my support. i'm 18 points up! >> vance is running against ohio congressman tim ryan in a race that could play a critical role in determining which party takes control of the united states senate. nbc's jessi course has more. >> katie, good morning. last night here in youngstown ohio trump rallied supporters and also is taking an opportunity to showcase republican candidates. ahead of the midterm elections. as mr. trum

it was featured at art basel in miami beach will since then 10 year old andres has enjoyed quite the summer in june, he had a solo exhibit here in new york city, selling out all 35 pieces of his work, sketching six figures that he sold a painting in hong kong for 100 and 59,000. and another in italy for 230,000. asked about his recent success, andre says that he's just glad he can make people happy with his art. by the way, remember our boswell had that duct taped? banana or basel has some interesting pieces. he's good, though. he's really good. okay next to a starbucks customers bizarre daily order, leaving one barista really concern for her customers . safety couldn't be me because i just ordered coffee. black far eastern named stephanie shared this video to our tiktok showing a regular customer ordering a beverage containing 20 whole shots of espresso alongside five pumps of simple syrup, and she claims the customer makes the same over the top order. every day. every day, the fda says healthy adults can safely consume up to 4400 mg of caffeine a day up to 1200 can trigger seizures

right next we're swimmer at miami beach, scientists who track the ocean predators have discovered that situations like this . ok, a lot more often than you might think. despite the noise and pollution shocks don't seem to mind hanging out me a densely populated areas, we really thought they were because studies of like, big land predators have found that you know, walls and bears in kind of the big land. carnivores tend to avoid being around big cities, and that's not what we found at all with the shots. in fact, i was down the 1st but in quite a lot of time. close to what we call like urban areas that really close to the metropolis. miami. in a study in florida, 3 different species of shark were attacked with small transmitters that emit ultrasonic waves. the researchers then placed listening stations under water to monitor the creditors movements over several years. the data they collected confirms previous findings, which found that humans are not really on the shock menu. the shots were cruising up and down the coast line in areas that, you know, there are people that been in the o

for sure that to venice 1424 km from the house of almost 9.500 the third list of brothers became miami beachthat in the state of florida how they are connected with the city of odessa authorities, it’s not even possible to clearly explain trying. in this case. the main thing is that new friends have successfully replaced the old ones. previously, there were signs on this place - signs of the cities of russia and belarus, they were removed for the sake of, especially the independent patriot of the independent, but they demand to go further and abandon not only symbolic ties. well, to completely cross out the russian history of the city, which owes its very lines to the russian empire, how the foundation is being destroyed, eugene will tell you. i won’t tell you for all of odessa . not great at all. very, mediocre politicians, these characters are trying to exhaust everything russian from the russian city to the point, approaching with some kind of religious fanaticism. they try to cut on the living, choosing for the most painful gestures. the birthday of the city is used for the implementatio

the third in the list of brothers was miami beach, that in the state of florida, how they are connectedty of odessa authorities, they don’t even try to explain clearly. in this case. the main thing is that new friends have successfully replaced the old ones. previously, there were signs of the cities of russia and belarus at this place; they were removed for the sake of a special zealous patriot of the square. but they demand to go further and give up not only sim. connections, but also completely cross out the russian history of the city, which owes its very appearance to the russian empire, as they destroy the foundation will be told evgeny nipod evgeny greetings and how do odessans themselves react to this ? i won’t tell you for everything odessa sang, the great mark bernes today for the legendary mother, they say, not at all great. very, mediocre politicians, these characters are trying to exhaust everything russian from the russian city to the point, approaching with some kind of religious fanaticism. they try to cut on the living, choosing for the most painful gestures. the birthd

half a billion dollars worth of drugs seized from smugglers at sea, coast guard cruz unloading in miami beachin the caribbean and the east pacific they seized 24,000 pounds of cocaine, 4000 pounds of marijuana. scary scene at the university of new mexico where a mob tried to break down the doors featuring tomi lahren. >> it turned violent, they started pushing the officers regarding the door, trying to bust in the door, someone pulled the fire alarms, alarms going off, barricaded in this room. will: the campus know about planned protest, but provided little proper security. on a lighter note the astros are back in the postseason for the sixth consecutive season, houston being the oakland as 5 to nothing thanks to home runs from alvarez and a flawless out from justin for lander. >> he got it. for lander keeps going on. over the line. forget about it. will: there are 5 wins from clinching the top spot in the american league west. those are your headlines. i think your dancing out there. pete: time to dance. it is national dance day. we are celebrating all morning long on fox square. rachel: we

the mayor would send homeless people to vegas but mayor bloomberg sent people to miami beach. right? this is another resort area they are sending them to. it's not unusual to do this. something people do all the time for the problem really is -- two problems. these are people from venezuela. they are looking for asylum. venezuela is a pit because it's run by a socialist crackpot. socialist crackpot that a lot of american celebrities and politicians like. >> hugo. >> my theory is we should take all those people from venezuela, all of them, and return an equal number of the americans love venezuela so much, they can be where they want to be and we can have, happy to be in america americans who don't like that kind of government and is happy. it should be an exchange program. shouldn't be migrants. sean penn and people should be going back. >> greg: a socialist swap! >> everybody should be where they want to be. if you want to be in the land of freedom and opportunity, a lot of the celebrities want to be in the land of socialism and crackpot pottery, let it go. >> greg: whether c

they don't get to -- i want a flight to miami beach. >> united states is the united states. they're happy to be here. >> right. >> i don't blame them. it's the greatest place in the world. whether it's that island i'm not allowed in, or anywhere for that matter. the republicans succeeded in doing what the democrats and media always say they want, a conversation, right? whenever we would talk about a policy, and talk about law enforcement, or justice, or we have to follow the rules, they'd go, we really need to have conversation. so now you have a conversation. the only way you can get the conversation was to shame and expose the liberals for their phony compassion. don't get mad over the issue. don't get mad about the people calling attention to the issue. 'cause after all, we're just raising awareness. raising awareness is, like, the greatest thing liberals have ever wanted to do from the beginning of time. what we're seeing right here is not in my backyard, unless you're trimming the hedges. then we love you, but i'm so glad the leave

maria: joining me now, the former democrat mayor of miami beach, philip levine.u, sir. thanks very much for being here. your thoughts when you see some of he's these numbers, the president's poll numbers where they are as well as people unhappy about the direction of the country. >> my thoughts are i feel like i'm he reliving the 1970s and a it's jimmy carter's association and it seems to be a crisis of confidence in the country, maria. it comes down to this. i think that we had had all expected a republican slaughter but if you look at what's going on, i feel like biden has had a bounce. reality is, he did pass certain bills and of course the republicans have -- unfortunately, they've had self inflicted errors, whether it's what happened at a mar-a-lago, whether it's what the ag in new york or done or the these various things and the democrats have been able to catch up a bit but i think that the double cs are going to unfortunately in my opinion make it more challenging for them and the double cs to me are crime and the culture wars. i think it's very difficult

when you make a loan to build a tower on miami beach mr. moynihan do not do that? thee you have to take into account the risk and the borrower. >> mr. cason has a bill he introduced here for the majority h.r. 3571 that would require a climate stress testing and would add capital requirements to anyone who fails that stress test based on the panel of scientific experts advising the fed. is this a good idea and who would like to answerul that question?em >> i'd be happy to call on ms. fraser. do you like that idea? like i say we don't have the data. >> it's not comparable. are notoposals comparable with industry. is that a fair statement water raises the -- read as it disclosures? mr. moynihan you concur with the operations in europe like you are a big banc of california so you comply with caliph ornette right? b we have to. >> and i'm sure you do a magnificent job or do you we need a federal preemption of federalar privacy law and withot aid financial services? >> i think the financial service industry has had her years of privacy regulation that others haven't and

look at the performing asset to take climate into account when you make a loan to build a tower on miami beach, do notho do that? >> short. besides a stress test to take in account the risk of course we do. >> writes. has a bill he'ss introduced here for the majority hr-3 571 that would require a climate stress testing and would add capitol requirements to anyone who feels that stress test based on a panel of scientific experts advising the fed but is this a good idea would like to answer that question? >> i'd be happy to call on ms. fraser get is that a good idea do you like that idea? >> a challenge at the moment as we just do not have the data. >> is not comparable is it. these proposals are not comparable withinn an industry r between industries is that a fair statement? >> the record shows they are nodding. you can buy at the european gdp or privacy rules, is that correct bank of america's operations in europe? >> yes we do. >> you are a big bank in california to comply with california privacy laws, right? >> we have to pray. >> and i'm sure you do a>> magnificent job there. do you think

those performing assets, and take climate into account when you make a loan to build a tower on miami beach. mr. moynihan, did you not do that? >> we decided to stress test to take into account the project hub or the person. >> of course. mr. casten has ability is introduced here for the majority, hr 35 71. that would require a climate stress test and would add capital requirements to anyone who feels that stress test based on a bunch of scientific experts -- would you like to answer that question? i would be happy to call on miss fraser, again, do you like that idea? >> the challenge with that idea the moment as we just do not have the data. >> these proposals are not comparable within the industry are between the industry. is that a fair statement? when we read the financial test, the test scores? >> record shows they are not. the european gdp are privacy, rolls -- is that, crack back in europe's involvement in -- >> and you are a big bank in california so you comply with california's privacy, long? right >> we, have to. obviously >> and you do a magnificent drop, there i'm. sure do you t

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victor oquendo is in miami beach with the story. good morning, george. it's been less than a month since the attack and for the time being, jameson is using a wheelchair to get around but he is not letting that slow him down. when we met him he was playing hide-and-seek. his family is deeply rooted in faith. his father is a pastor and calls his son's survival a miracle. >> i'm happy to be alive and that nine-foot bull shark should have taken me down. >> reporter: 11-year-old jameson reeder jr. telling his story for the first time this morning after he was viciously attacked by a bull shark in the florida keys. part of his leg amputated, now after three weeks in the hospital, his family speaking exclusively with abc news. >> we shouldn't have our son. he should not be alive. through what he's gone through and the fact that he is is just, you know, a reminder of how short life is and how fragile life is. >> reporter: it was a beautiful day in the florida keys. the reeders on vacation from north carolina were boating, exploring pearl r

appeared at a wedding in a leopard print swimsuit, the newlyweds noticed it was not cleaning on the beach in miami of meryl streep meeting the young in the image of margaret thatcher at the wedding. the case in mary manchester, where at that moment the film iron lady was being filmed, olympic champion usain bald took a selfie with the newlyweds. at paris about chris hemsworth was invited to a wedding photo right after he went surfing, the most amazing thing is that the bride did not even understand who it was and why the groom invited this man to join them, well, the couple who arranged a wedding on golf in a field in san diego was congratulated by the forty-fourth us president barack obama at that time he was still in office and came to rest and play golf. the ceremony was about to begin, but the bride and groom, seeing the president, ran headlong to him such news today show business with you was marina kazantseva see you. you came back at the wrong time, it's hot. it will soon be like in a bathhouse. this man is a danger to us all. this is the man in the city. find his husband do not run the hea

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that would include south florida, broward county, palm beach county, miami-dade canceling classes for tomorrow. the backdrop of this, something happening at the corner of wall and broad after a big runup had the dow up 400 points. something happened. connell mcshane, what happened? reporter: good news is bad news environment in the market a little bit. to your point stocks were up in a big way. looked like we would have a bounceback after all the selling we've seen. some of the economic numbers rolled in. funny enough they weren't table. you look at that, investors say the fed has to be even more aggressive than ordinarily would have to be. consumer confidence is an example of that. really surprisingly strong, consumer confidence was. august reading 108 behind me. that is from the conference board. 108 compared to a expectation of 1 to 4.5. the simplest way to read into this, americans love lower gas prices, what we've seen, makes us feel better about ourselves, about our situation, when gas comes down in prices it has, confidence seems to go up with interest rates going up which coul

this will shift more to the west, and that would take some of the stronger winds away from miami, west palm beach jupiter, all the way up to the space coast. and so, again there is still a lot to be decided. this was last night's run of our computers. the -- head right over florida, the gfs models of the, coast and since then the new american model is off the coast, and it is much further to the west, and it's heading over to pensacola or panama city, and we'll see if the new year model doesn't come in for two more hours. we will see if that also shifts west. a lot of our computer lines that shifted west too. notice that all of those lines have trended towards the big bend area of florida, appalachia, tallahassee, some of those other areas near tampa. it's good news for the sun, and people in miami are saying, it's better for us, and south florida, but everyone in the west coast is off towards the panhandle and being like, oh boy, here we go again. the panhandles have been mailed so much over the past couple of years. >> and make a good point about the space coast, nasa has canceling a pre-tempte

they are miami, los angeles, new york city, newark new jersey, and long beach california. san francisco is now the 7th least affordable city in the country. >> you grew up in miami. >> and i'm telling you it can't be on that list. >>> a south bay man wants to build a park but the city says he is breaking the law. mark has started clearing a three acre plot of land. he said that the city of san jose has promised to build a park but never got around it. he and his friends are doing it themselves. >> i'm fed up. i am -- enough is enough. i'm tired of being sick and tired. i'm taking things in to my own hands and i wanted to clean the park up. i want to make it usable. put plants and grass and benches so people can enjoy a park that's intended for them. >> san jose has jurisdiction over the land. the city's parks and rec department said it doesn't have the funding to build a park yet. officials also say that he does not have the authority to build a park. >>> uber eats delivery without a driver. uber is working with a company called n. >>announcer: uro who just signed a deal wi

miami-dade county, palm beach county, are also feeling effects.ve to be prepared for if you move to florida. neil: we were talking about that, you have went through andrew, that was a doozy, 1992, those were winds in excess of 165 miles an hour. this state survived that. they survive these. part of living in florida but do you think it gives pause to excitement, people see that, also they get these? >> it definitely gives pause, neil, to people but, florida has really been resilient coming back from these storms. you know, andrew, for instance was extremely devastating t took years to build back. neil: right. >> but people continued to come back to florida because of the lifestyle and, you know, there is risk involved with everywhere. california as earthquakes, so forth. definitely something not to take lightly. tough know how to prepare for storms but it comes with the territory when you move to florida and i think this season is the first for many newcomers to florida. and they're experiencing what it takes to get prepared for a storm like this

neil: i was reading in the miami herald or the palm beach post, citing a number of latinos who do notntis handled the martha's vineyard issue. that might be an exaggeration to say they reflect all latinos everywhere but as a prominent figure in that community, do you worry about the unintentional message the governor is sending? >> i worry a little bit about it because those particular migrants who are not coming from the southern border as mexicans are, potentially economic freedom but freeing a political persecution like the cubans. estate like florida which has become more red, more republicans than democrats. that is often what decides state races. that the concern. the governor has 2 way those things. neil: george will among your many fans saying you would speak to the future of the direction of the party. i am paraphrasing, you check the boxes so even though florida has a number of potential presidential aspirants have you kicked that? >> i think it is flattering someone like george orwell would say that. i think there is a time for national discussion changing from one generati

we look fine, miami, key, west palm beach,, we're so gonna get some squally weather, or gusty winds. nothing that will be of concern as far as damage. we're really in the middle, or anywhere near those lines, we still have a lot of disagreement. we still have a lot of four days before it makes it to florida. will canonero this down. we'll spend a lot of focus on these two important models, the american gfs model, last, night it was the central golf, now it is shifted about 100 miles towards tampa. that's not a trend you like during that sarasota tampa area. finally, yasmin, a matter what, we're going to get a lot of rain from the storm. not as concerted with florida as sandy soil, but definitely once we get this heavy rain up in the carolinas and the southern appalachians. it may flood threat into next weekend. >> i know you're going to be tracking this for us, bill, as you always do. so, we'll check in with you at the top of the next hour. for now, bill kerens, think you. as bill spoke about, pretty widespread going on here when it comes to the storm. preparations underway in the ca

those performing assets, and take climate into account when you make a loan to build a tower on miami beach. mr. moynihan, did you not do that? >> we decided to stress test to take into account the project hub or the person. >> of course. mr. casten has ability is introduced here for the majority, hr 35 71. that would require a climate stress test and would add capital requirements to anyone who feels that stress test based on a bunch of scientific experts -- would you like to answer that question? i would be happy to call on miss fraser, again, do you like that idea? >> the challenge with that idea the moment as we just do not have the data. >> these proposals are not comparable within the industry are between the industry. is that a fair statement? when we read the financial test, the test scores? >> record shows they are not. the european gdp are privacy, rolls -- is that, crack back in europe's involvement in -- >> and you are a big bank in california so you comply with california's privacy, long? right >> we, have to. obviously >> and you do a magnificent drop, there i'm. sure do you t

to be coming over there to go through comparable properties all over palm beach or wherever it is or wherever it may be. miami, we have them all over and we have tremendous properties. again, we have very little debt. debt we did had it was paid current, the banks made a lot of money, she is trying to defend banks that got paid off. she is trying to defend banks that had unbelievable legal talent. i will tell you that they are very good. >> sean: there is no loan that you can think of where they did their own evaluation and their own vetting her own financial assessment? >> president trump: they have people in house they would too. you can't just say here's a financial statement. what we do is here is a financial statement, but be careful because it may not be accurate, it may be way off and we know i think it's close to a page and a half of all of these things. get your own people, use your own appraisers, use your own lawyers. don't rely on us. and then she sued us again i didn't think this would happen because they had no case. i met with them, actually thought that they want to settle but i didn't want to

miami. at about 8:00 last night on fort myers beach panama city is my hometown.is -- this is by far the worst hurricane i have ever been a part of. probably the biggest event we have ever had in the history of the state of florida as the worst of catastrophic dollar losses. fantastic force 2 is -- they started -- they left miami at 2:00 a.m. the night of the storm, and typically running alpha bravo they ran full teams. and they are working hard. you will be proud. >> brian: there is no doubt about it. so are you assuming that every block there could be somebody. instead of a call towers are down. you are going to assume that everybody needs help and all these blocks need to be canvassed? >> so, as the teams are working up -- we drove the beach last night. and city of fort myers lee county, they are clearing the road of debris so the crews can get out so that the teams are going from literally from structure to structure. and the good thing is that people, at least in those areas there, very similar to what we saw in mexico beach, the dwellings are unoccupied. you

said ron tricked them and kidnapped them but yesterday, the miami geraldo reported that desantis planned to fly more migrants to biden's beachnt through with it. and then they ran this headline. operatives linked to the desantis promised to fly migrants to delaware but left them stranded. so let me get this straight. the media is mad now because desantis didn't kidnap the migrants? desantis gets sued for flying migrants to martha's vineyard because that made them anxious and when he didn't fly them to delaware that also made the migrants anxious? this is what you call heads i win, tails you lose. what really mad ron made them wait on a hot tarmac plane never showed up. the media hate that what does the border czar think about all of this. americans have about the situation at the border? there are a variety of components to this. one is the fact that under the previous administration they disseminated a system that was designed to address immigration. >> yeah, that's like blaming trump for putin invading ukraine, oh, wait, they also did that we are still trying to figure out just how illegals can walk into our country and su

miami, too, was here at 2:00 in the morning last night. they came through the weather and started on fort myers beach. this is in addition to the 24,000 utility and line men that are working right now. this is the largest response in the history of the state. >> i understand that more than 500 people have been rescued in two hard hit counties alone. what more can you tell us about the urgent work of these search and rescue teams? >> i tell you, their passion for this is like nothing i've ever seen. and it gives a new definition to heroes. these men and women will run in to a burning building to save somebody in our neighborhood, and they will go in the absolute worst conditions braves hurricane force winds to save people's lives. the united states coast guard has been amazing, too, in addition. they had did over 30 aerial rescues in the last 24 hours. >> do you have a clear picture yet, jimmy, of how many others may be in need of rescue or are there areas first responders still haven't been able to access? >> well, the florida national guard has been great by delivering our teams across the captiva is

escobar join the long beach fire department in february after retiring from football in 2019 and also an nfl news. the miamiphins are facing criticism this afternoon after their quarterback left last night's game on a stretcher with a head injury. this came just days after he left last sunday's game with also an apparent head injury. reporter aaron nolan has the story. >> thursday night football came to a halt when miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa was slammed to the ground on his head tagovailoa arms and fingers appeared to seize up almost immediately and he remained down for about 10 minutes. the dolphins later said the 24 year-old quarterback was conscious had movement in all his extremities and was taken to the hospital for evaluation and was released. now just days before in a game against the buffalo bills, tagovailoa underwent concussion evaluations after taking a hard hit. he later just missed 3 snaps and returned after halftime. the team originally said he suffered a head injury but then called it a back injury. he was listed as questionable for most of the week. the team said monday that t

moving through cuba and perhaps the west coast of miami tuesday and wednesday as a category two or category 3. we will watch that for you. back home, it's a beach day with temperatures in the 70's from half moon bay through pacifica, but look at the warmth. mid 90's today in our inland valleys and 90 around wed road city -- redwood city, and 92 in vallejo. that's a warm day in the forecast, so warm to hot again tomorrow with a few degrees of cooling. as we look at monday and tuesday, we begin to see more of a sea breeze and a few extra clouds for the middle of the week, bringing temperatures down five degrees inland. a couple of days out of the 90's, but it looks rather september-like through the last week of september. stephanie: how long will this stick around? lisa: we are looking drive for two weeks here. stephanie: lisa, thank you. up next, another resident served cleaning liquid instead of juice has died and the south bay -- in the south bay (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪♪ hey dad, i'm almost out. i

miami lauderdale and that whole pocket. i feel that most people probably left. i know that that was the case on the beach yesterday morning. it was desolate. of course with high rises i'm sure some people stayed. but, if they had vehicles down on the ground. i bet they are waking up to a loss on those. just no high ground for any vehicles on fort myers beach. >> brian: the governor said you don't have to leave the state. where did he tell them to go? >> the thing is i think his messaging was pretty good. he helped with the fact that people did get out of these zones that were going to be hit. the smartest thing, if i were a resident here, and i was in a low lying area that i knew was going to flood. i gold to the east side of florida, the peninsula. 90, 100 miles right across. take alligator alley where those winds begin and get yourself a hotel from miami maybe even all the way up to west palm. that was sort of the safety zone. i know they were under tornado watches and warnings and they did see effect, if we look at the silver lining, that would have been the place to go because if you went to orlando,

miami is in the gray. so no more tropical storm warning there. and we still have tropical storm warnings from daytona beach in tampa right through the coastline of georgia and into south carolina. as well. and so that is going to be next up here in its path. peak storm surge is down, which is good news. fort myers, they're still saying eight to 12 foot storm surge. and well, speaking of fort myers, that is where right around where it made landfall earlier today. and foxworthy's will nunnelee is there has been reporting for us all night in fort myers, florida. and , you know, will , a lot of people don't necessarily understand storm surge. the folks there in fort myers certainly do now. right. that's just the amount of water that comes onshore as a hurricane kind of bulldozes the water beneath it up and into the coastline. they understand it. and now with historical perspective, because records have been set from what we have seen tonight, and a tremendous loss of property. and i think when we have a chance, truly lunch, our flight team, drones tomorrow and have a better picture of what the totality of what

. >> let's bring this criminal defense attorney, based in miami, john, a former watergate prosecutor and state attorney for palm beachounty, florida. aaron and also jonathan lemire is with us as well. >> thank you very much for being with us again. we greatly appreciate it. let me begin with you, with this pleading with trump's lawyers talking about quote a reasonable expectation of privacy in and around the home. does that hold any water whatsoever when top secret documents are involved in the search? >> no, of course not. here a magistrate judge found probable cause that there is evidence of a crime. and in the second order, the magistrate judge said i thought then and i re-examined it and i think again now that there is probable cause. so i disregard that argument. can i take you back quickly to a watergate experience which is important. and high point and low point is saturday night massacre when then president nixon thought he was above the law and the key thing then is more that they fired everybody and fbi agents occupied the offices but the president directed we could not go to court, and then there was such

miami. he also used more than a quarter of 1 million dollars from his charitable foundation to settle his own legal problems. including 100,000 for unpaid fine to the town of palm beache foundations largest ever gift was more than $260, 000, it was used to renovate a fountain outside the windows of trump's plaza hotel. the smallest came back in 1989, when trump used his charities money to pay the, this is serious, seven dollar registration fee for his then 11-year-old son don junior to join the boy scouts. >> now, these abuses were all basically hiding in plain sight. but dave unfair and halt expose, them bringing public scrutiny. he won a pulitzer prize for his, work in september of 2016 the announcement came to the new york attorney generals office that they were investigating the trump foundation. of course, donald trump was elected president that november, and one month before his inauguration, he announced that he would dissolve the foundation. the new york attorney general blocked that from happening while the investigation was ongoing. and in june of 2018, the new york attorney general barbara underwood finally put the trump foundation out of its misery. she f

up toward atlantic beach, down toward palm valley and a one a just a famous route along the east coast of florida. right. you can take the away literally all the way down toward miami. unfortunately, jane , it looks like an additional eight inches to 12 inches of additional rainfall still possible in places like jacksonville. so, again, we are nowhere near done with the effects of ian . >> we're not, you know, i've been watching the traffic cameras there while you were giving that hit and it's good to see that not a lot of people are out on the roads. of course, i do know it is overnight, early in the morning, but we are expecting to see our roads deteriorate, especially as ian and all of that rain continues to move up into northeast florida. so a live look at jacksonville international airport, which is set to close tomorrow. cancelations at fifty seven . but if you have a flight out of jacksonville in the next 24 , 48 hours, we'll check in with the airlines because it's likely been canceled at this point. winds right now beginning to gust up 30 to miles per hour. we have those winds coming out of the northeast. so one thing we will be watching for, especially alo

miami call and say something about people are ignorant. she came from a communist country. my wife just inherited a house in daytona beach. we stay in georgia, both of us retired. we make just under $90,000 a year. i retired from a job where i make more money retired than the average income in my economy. and the guy complaining about heating oil in maryland. if you're going to complain about the heating oil, look to the companies supplying the heating oil because they have been gouging america for years. have a good day. thank you. host: next, let's hear from nathan in lincoln, nebraska. nathan, you are on. caller: that is because i have to live in the united states and i still have to work here and purchase services and goods. what i do not like is 2.5 months ago i lost a job because a patron came into a shop i worked at and chucked a bottle and my chin. it took three hours for the police to respond and they want me to pay the taxes that pay their salary. at the same time, i am getting sued by a medical company for a surgical procedure that i needed seven years ago and i am being sued if i do not pay them and i go to ja

miami as a staff counselor, helping women access the care they needed. when she moved north to my district, she founded the presidential women's center in palm beach countya leading, comprehensive reproductive care facility. it is because of her dedication to women's basic human rights in south florida and her shining example nurturing patients through the most difficult decision of their lives, that i fought hard against efforts to attack women's bodily autonomy first in tallahassee, and then in washington. so i became a task force chair of the pro-choice caucus. together with my colleagues, we passed the women's health protection act in the house to codify roe into law and push for the repeal of the global gag rule. that was important. and especially in this moment, it continues to be important. i met robert bue and bruce williams, acting manager of equality parkt in wilton manors, florida. every day, the work they do with their team to create a welcoming, empowering home with a wealth of resources for south florida's lgbtq community and particularly lgbtq seniors, from art galleries to health workshops to education and counseling, robert and bruce ens