galo: desde miami, florida, galo arellano.de las leyes de trÁnsito y el mal estado de los vehÍculos. leÓn: se presentÓ en corte en california el hispano acusado de secuestrar y matar a un bebÉ de ocho meses y a sus padres a principios de este mes, jesÚs es salgado secuestrÓ una familia y los matÓ en el lapso de sÓlo una hora. en mÉxico familiares de desaparecidos realiza una bÚsqueda masiva de restos humanos en una zona boscosa ubicado al sur de la ciudad de mÉxico que es usada a veces, por desgracia, para deshacerse de vÍctimas de homicidios. >> hay casi 5000 personas desaparecidas. no podemos dejar de buscar a la gente que desapareciÓ en esta zona mÁs adelante, el ritmo de banda mujeres eneas marcan el paso de igualdad en el gÉnero de la mÚsica. mÚsica. ♪♪ queremos hacer una oferta en efectivo. cuando las ofertas de denny's comienzan en $5.99, las vas a esperar en todos lados. el nuevo all day diner deals menu. 10 deliciosos platillos desde $5.99. solo en denny's. si está inscrito en medicare, recuerde que el período para el

desde miami florida, galo arellano.lejandro: la nueva denuncia es contra cinco empresas de armas para que sean sancionados. no alina >> aquÍ evidentemente hay una recurrencia hay trÁfico de armas. alejandro: es tan acusado de facilitar el ingreso de armas a los cÁrteles de la droga. la segunda demanda se define a los que venden armas a los cÁrteles mexicanos. el 60 por ciento de las armas se habrÍan vendido en 10 condados de estados unidos y otros creen que esta segunda demanda es sÓlo mediÁtica. >> si nosotros responsabilizamos a estados unidos que la violencia se debe a que yo fabrican armas, la violencia la podemos generar nosotros. alejandro: mÉxico acusa a la industria de estados unidos de prÁcticas negligentes y considera que gran parte de la violencia es por ese trÁfico de armas. leÓn: quiero invitarlos a escuchar nuestro podcast de univisiÓn reporta. las mujeres en irÁn quieren libertad. >> las muchachitas no tienen miedo, leÓn: una conversaciÓn interesante para ustedes cada maÑana. el banco de amÉrica advirtiÓ

i am a first-generation latina american and i grew up in miami, florida. part of my story in terms of becoming an abortion provider is i used to oppose abortion. my journey to supporting women and people who need abortion care is a long one, filled with personal and professional experiences that help me understand that pregnancy decisions are incredibly complex and unique to each individual person and their family. i realized it is my duty as a doctor to show up for my patients, to be there for them no matter what it is they need. i also understand that it can be uncomfortable talking or thinking about abortion. i used to feel that way. i also understand it is possible to feel that discomfort and want to ensure women and people who need access to critical care can get it. [applause] that is why the extreme government interference into health care that is happening now is so terrifying. we are already seeing the impact of the overturning of roe v. wade on the health and lives of my patients across america. those who want to ban abortion can go even further.

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elyangÉlica: en miami, florida, elyangÉlica gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. borja: ¿quÉ les podemos decir?que aclara que no conoce el motivo. este proceso surge casi 5 aÑos despuÉs de que el legislador demÓcrata fuera absuelto por un juicio por corrupciÓn, por tener un jurado dividido. un juez de la florida ha ordenado al gobernador de ese estado, el gobernador de ron desantis, al obtener el los registros de las personas que enviÓ hasta texas. no se cumple con la ley de registros publicados del estado, y se cuestiona el contrato, el uso de mano de obra migrante, y ademÁs hay una investigaciÓn penal en texas sobre si los migrantes fueron engaÑados. carolina: por primera vez en historia el consejo de los Ángeles mota de manera histÓrica para censurar a los concejales y zedillo y kevin de leÓn, vinculados a la conversaciÓn con tonos y con mensajes racistas, nuri martÍnez, aunque ya renunciÓ, estuvo involucrada en esa polÉmica, y quien sigue tambiÉn tan encendida en este momento en california. nos conectamos con romy de frÍas quien nos tiene la Última informaciÓn al respecto. romy: buenas tard

rivero: desde miami, florida, rivero, univisiÓn.s ratas, los mexicanos parecen sentirse menos inseguros, la encuesta que se hace con respecto a mÉxico la percepciÓn de seguridad general bajo este trimestre, la explicaciÓn de eso hoy por la noche. jorge: hay nuevo millonario que se hace esperar en la que se hace esperar en la devastada fort myers. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ queremos hacer una oferta en efectivo. cuando las ofertas de denny's comienzan en $5.99, las vas a esperar en todos lados. el nuevo all day diner deals menu. 10 deliciosos platillos desde $5.99. solo en denny's. ilia: dos personas murieron cuando un aviÓn bimotor se estrellÓ contra un lote de un concesionario de automÓviles en ohio. las vÍctimas fueron el piloto y su acompaÑante. jorge: en fort myers se aceleran las limpiezas de escombros y drenajes, hay un boleto o un ganador de el mega millions. ilia: no se sabe si el portador sabe que ganÓ. vilma: unos 250 millones en de dolores esperan al apostador o apostador a que comprÓ un boleto de la loterÍa mega millions en esta tienda

desde miami, florida, univisiÓn.on compradores y expertos. vilma: si usted es de los que compra por internet y devuelve con frecuencia gratuitamente lo que no le sirve o lo que no le gusta no se sorprenda se empiezan a cobrarle por regresar la mercaderÍa, en 2020 el valor de la mercancÍa de vuelta a la tiendas fue de 102,000 millones de dÓlares, y en octubre fueron mÁs del doble, $218,000,000,000, las tiendas ya no pueden absorber los costos millonarios de las devoluciones. >> el alto costo de la inflaciÓn, el financiamento que reciben de los bancos y el exceso de inventario, no se pueden dar el lujo de recibir esa mercaderÍa te regreso porque les costarÁ mucho dinero, ademÁs volverlo poner a la tienda de regreso, por eso no les conviene. reportera: tiendas como zara cobran $3.95 por cualquier devoluciÓn por correo, jay clue cobra $7.07 y jassy peni cobra ocho dÓlares, lo suyo compradores lo ven por su bolsillo. otros creen que la gente se aprovecha a la hora de devolver. >> pero hay gente tambiÉn que abusa, retornan

carlo someone start with you, your republican in miami, florida. has made solid gains among latinos. what have you heard from latino men who support trump? >> mehdi, i think the issue is more cultural then policies. a lot of people try to find what policies is it that republicans are advocating for? that latinos are attracted to? i don't think that is the right question. the question is how are republicans versus democrats talking about the united states and connecting unemotionally with these voters. i will give you an example. a lot of people on the left tend to focus, many times, on our countries flaws. which obviously we are a flood nation. and how this country can be unfair in the way that it treats people. whereas, republicans tend to talk to voters about how this is an exceptional nation. a land of opportunity, the land of the free. this very odd, kind of special vision of what america is. and, if you are an immigrants that came from central america. that came from venezuela. from cuba, from nicaragua. and you get to this country, and you he

he joins us from miami, florida. welcome, mr. robert. this is a fairly unusual move by the haitian government. how did we get here? busy thank you very much. i me on the 1st thing with understand the masonry. the major reason we're here is a consequence of the assassination of the former. a presidential anomalies was assassinated on july 7th, 2021. and afterwards, united states put in an electric government that was not chosen by the asian people, which is the current administration only. and much of the actual on risk that exists in the country, stems from the fact from large segments of the population. not recognizing him as authority as a governor of the affairs of the people. because i see him as completely as being told on of the state department and being unable to dictate the face of the country and his concert and current requests to have us from intervention as he's done just now, indicate that these things are correct. so in terms of the actual problem we have in the countries that we have pretty much a government that is illeg

they know it's been promised, they've spoken to the white house but it's not getting to miami, floridaand jackson, mississippi. >> well, look, we've got a lot of discretionary grant programs to run over the course of the next five years. and a lot of applications come in. we say yes to as many as we can. and i can tell you, we're supporting infra eve with this wonderful funding, we won't be able to say yes to every single project that every local community wants to do, but with he can do more than we've ever done before. i've been one of those mayors, right? i've been a mayor knocking on the door of the d.o.t. trying to get funding. back then we only had a sliver to work with what we do now. it's amazing, as i've traveled the country with good news on everything from port improvements that will help with our supply chain to fixing bridges that are so deteriorated that school buses and ambulances can't use them because there's a weight limit, to the inland empire, fontana, california, kids walking, having to compete with traffic basically along a highway to get to school. we're going to

i went to miami, florida and spoke to hispanic voters about what's driving them to the polls and awayom the democratic party. watch. >> was the number one issue facing you and your family today. >> the economy in a few for my grandchildren. the violence, it's everywhere. >> the economy, inflation you go around in miami and the is a dollar 50 and always $3. it's also that were seeing how this administration and the policies that are pursuing are so similar strikingly similar to the policies that they have in place like cuba and venezuela and nicaragua where our families fled from. >> assisting the economy it's funny when i heard her say the grandkids that's foremost in my mind because i have to no one born july 4 and i look to him and thought is there going to be socialism when you were growing up and i won't be here, what can i do what can i do now when i won't be here have to leave something for them in the scares me what that's going to be like. >> my concerns are for my children very similar to the violence in schools the lack of education it's hard for the children. with everythin

. >>> finally in miami, florida, jury selection is currently under way in the case of a trump supporterwo men because they supported biden. police say eduardo acosta began firing a gun and chasing the two men after he noticed a biden flag on one of their jet skis. the case has the potential to challenge the notion of an impartial jury. acosta's lawyer, eric matheny says he's not worried. he tells cnn, quote, we're looking for the most impartial jury we can find. we're confident we're going to achieve that and hopeful li have a fair trial. he added the defense argument will attempt to show how political motivation was actually only a minor part of the situation when the shooting occurred. brianna, back to death penalty case nikolas cruz in florida, on friday the judge in the hearing put on the record -- listen to this -- that while the verdict was being read, a juror was trying to get her attention. she didn't see it. afte afterwards, two jurors went to her chambers saying we need to talk with you. she made the assumption that it was on a parking issue or having to wait too long. she kne

. >> this is the katie phang show live from miami florida. we have lots of news to, cover and lots of questions to answer. and so let's get started. but concerns this morning about national security after bombshell reporting that the documents of donald trump's florida home contain highly sensitive intel on iran and china. these new revolutions, today increase the odds of trump being criminally charged? we will talk to our experts. plus the january six committee officially issued a subpoena to donald trump. the very same day the steve bannon got four months in prison for contempt of congress. well donald trump comply, or with the set up a historic court battle. and later, we have seen the footage, florida residents visibly shocked by voter fraud arrests, courtesy of governor ron desantis. one of the cases has already been dismissed. will more follow? i will talk to a lawyer representing one of the people arrested. all that and more is coming up. >> and a happy saturday morning to you. i am katie fang. this morning, new details on the contents

this is the katie phang show, live from miami, florida. we've got lots of news to cover, lots of questions dancer. let's get started. heartbroken and traumatized, house speaker nancy pelosi is reacting publicly for the first time since the violent attack on her husband. new details this morning on his recovery and the lifesaving actions by a 9-1-1 dispatcher. plus, election deniers on the ballot this november. hundreds of them. if they win, they could impact future elections, including 2024, when donald trump could run again. i'll talk to my power political panel about those warnings. later, a top prosecutor joins the mar-a-lago document association. what -- says about the high stakes in that case, and whether donald trump should be starting to sweat. all of that and more is coming up. and a good sunday morning to you all. i am katie fang. thanks for starting your sunday with us. let's get right to our top story. house speaker, nancy pelosi, says her family is traumatized after the attack on her husband, paul. his condition continues to im

closed to residents, but we got a firsthand look up close with a search and rescue team out of miami, florida, and here wrap we saw. this is our first look from the ground at fort myers beach. hurricane ian's winds combined with storm surge chewed through homes and businesses, sparing nothing in its path. >> massive devastation. something somebody showed my first deployment actually hurricane katrina. a lot of hurricanes over the years and certainly this is a big, big disaster. >> reporter: jennifer brown is a canine search specialist with florida task force 2. her dogs fierce and fame are searching for human remains here on fort myers beach. they've worked dozens of missions since florida's task force 2 first arrived at fort myers beach as the storm was still pounding this community. >> it was a good day. you know? i mean, again, it's like -- you know, you don't want to leave anybody behind. that's what we're here for, but on the other hand, we didn't find anybody else. it's a good thing. >> reporter: a team of 80 from this task force busy crisscrossing a seven-mile stretch on the beach work

. >> this is the katie phang show, live from miami florida. we've got lots of news to cover, and lots of questions to answer. let's get started. the devastation left behind from hurricane ian comes into sharper focus. the death toll inching closer to triple digits, as some florida hospitals are struggling to function without the basics like running water. one hospital even being forced to -- wear live on the ground as president biden prepares to see the damage for himself. and later, we'll speak to the people who are rescuing animals from dangerously high waters. and eons disastrous aftermath. plus the supreme court's new term begins tomorrow with the new justice on the bench. some say that one of the cases on the docket could be the biggest threat to democracy since the january 6th insurrection. i'll go in-depth with the journalist who's been sounding the alarm about this case for months. later, we've heard so many stories about election workers facing violent threats and false claims, would you believe, that actually inspired people to sign

by its own forces, the sinking of a ship with cuban refugees , organizing terrorist attacks in miami florida and embroidery. everything, this is under the auspices of the cia, the americans, in fact, do not hide it. especially they had such a program of refugees who moved to the cubes. they deliberately sank ships with them and said what it does. uh, the management of the current club. to justify military actions against cuba, american headquarters planned a series of various provocations, air raids on the territory of neighboring states, imitation of attacks on passenger aircraft, and even the destruction of unmanned aircraft and radio-controlled ships with the publication of lists of non-existent dead. as you can see, the passion for air conditioning in the united states has still been preserved by the imaginary victims of russian aggression , mummers and victims of the allegedly destroyed orphanages of the hospital, any fiction will do for them to aggressively impose their dominance, if at one time they sang in britain by the seas, but now america wants to sing surely about america of the

live from miami florida. we've got lots of these to qatar, and lots of questions to answer. so let's get started. stunning new details! in the trump documents saga. according to a new report? trump wanted to cut a deal with the national archives in order to swap documents. what he specifically wanted, and what it could mean for the doj's criminal investigation. plus, the gop trying to bail out herschel walker's struggling campaign. to top conservatives who also oppose abortion rights? well now campaign for the key senate candidates facing a abortion scandal. and mike powers response the point of republican voters caring about this kind of rope hockey. and, the athletes are asked to fill out a state medical form with menstrual information. why this is causing new privacy concerns. after that decision. and later, you remember barney? you know. the singing purple dinosaur that kids were obsessed with? you probably don't know about the barbie -- barney fall out. that some say started current heat culture. i'll speak live with the drummer for, of the new documentary that everyone

. >> this is the katie phang show, live from miami florida.s of questions to answer. let's get started. the devastation left behind from hurricane ian comes into sharper focus. the death toll inching closer to triple digits, as some florida hospitals are struggling to function without the basics like running water. one hospital even being forced to -- wear live on the ground as president biden prepares to see the damage for himself. and later,

we are live from miami, florida. we have a lot of news to cover. there are lots of questions answered. let's get started. post-tropical cyclone in, it is over north carolina. it brought flooding and damage to south carolina. this comes as the death toll from the storm tragically rises in florida. in moments, i will speak with a county commissioner about new concerns that many there could end up intent homes. thomas called it an iron cloud rule, her and her husband, justice clarence thomas, they never speak about cases pending before the supreme court. ask clients if that is true. that's what we learned about the testimony this week. tucker carlson continues to push pro-russian propaganda on his show. wait until you hear his latest claim that russian tv is predictably eating up. all of that and more is coming up. >> good saturday morning to you. i am katie fang. we begin the show in south carolina. that is where residents are waking up to the devastating damage left by hurricane ian. the powerful storm made landfall again yesterday. a category one h

we are live from miami, florida. we have a lot of news to cover.h carolina. it brought flooding and damage to south carolina. this comes as the death toll from the storm tragically rises in florida. in moments, i will speak with a county commissioner about new concerns that many there could end up intent homes. thomas called it an iron cloud rule, her and

this is the katie phang show, live from miami, florida.s get started.

live from miami, florida. we've got lots of news to cover. and lots of questions to answer. so let's get started! a new twist in the herschel walker abortion scandal. his ex, now telling the new york times the georgia senate candidates wanted to have a second abortion. but she refused. and so far? the gop is still standing by their man. plus, new developments in the mar-a-lago investigation. stores say that the doj suspects that donald trump still has white house documents in his possession. and? the far-right's violent rhetoric is escalating ahead of the midterms. we'll tell you about an alarming spike in talk of civil war online. and by some republican lawmakers. and later? our reveal of the day's biggest mystery. why conservatives are suddenly freaking out over scooby-doo. and frankly? why i'm not surprised. all of that in more is coming up. and, a good saturday morning to you. i am katie fang. breaking overnight! vladimir putin's military facing yet another critical setback on the battlefield. a massive explosion causing major damage to a bridge connecting crimea to russ

. >> another question rsv from alex, a mother of two in miami, florida. dr.is, do you anticipate rsv is gonna be impacted adults as well, lanny news has been focused on children? >> that's an excellent question. the answer is, yes. particularly the elderly. this can be a series for the elderly for normal middle aged, young person, rsv generally will infect you but it won't make you very sick. if you're an elderly person, you're vulnerable to the serious consequences of rsv. >> let's pick up with julia from virginia asking this, since it's colder out. and we have both flu and covid combined. an older about to be thinking about masking when they go indoor? >> that's a good question, and that is something that is a personal choice. and it really depends on the level of infection that is in the community. when you're in a winter months, and you're in an indoor congregate setting. we're not talking about mandating masks, we're talking about good judgment, particularly if you're a vulnerable person. >> dr. fauci, this next question is a good one, oftentimes when we

. >> another question on rsv also from alex, a mother of two in miami, florida, asking this, do you anticipate rsv is going to impact adults as well? lately news has been focused on children. >> that is an excellent question and the answer is, yes, particularly the elderly. now we know that there are about 58,000 hospitalizations per year of children usually less than 5 years old with anywhere from 1 to 400 deaths to rsv. for the elderly, it is even worse. there are thousands and thousands of hospitalizations and few thousand deaths of the elderly with rsv. so even though there's a concentration appropriately on the vulnerability of children, this can be a serious disease for the elderly. for normal, middle-aged, young person, rsv will infect you, but it won't make you very sick. if you're an elderly person, you are vulnerable to the serious consequences of rsv. >> i think this next question is a really good one, it's something we've been talking a lot about and our immunity now, our protections in place there because we've been masking for so long. it's from jake in pennsylvania saying this,

live from miami florida. we've got lots of these to qatar, and lots of questions to answer.ump documents saga. according to a new report? trump wanted to cut a deal with the national archives in order to swap documents. what he specifically wanted, and what it could mean for the doj's criminal investigation. plus, the gop trying to bail out herschel walker's struggling campaign. to top conservatives who also oppose abortion rights? well

. >> this is the katie phang show live from miami florida.

. >> that is so nice, the rapper surprising students and staff in miami gardens, florida.l custodian day. he even gave a brand-new card for one custodian who walks to work. i love that. in the car. he's just the best. >> he's the best, he is the best on our show, he's a good entertainer, and i wonder how they picked that particular -- are there he is. just so cute. >> but i wonder where and how they pick their candidate to get the car. >> what a great study because he walks to work every day every day. >> he was singing apple bottom jeans there, he was singing a lot of stuff. we had the most fun day with him. and todd ripped his pants. yet he shaded. >> still ahead, controversies heating up in one of those anticipated senate races in the country. we will talk about what's happening in georgia, i will have to respond for the first time here alive. >> plus all rise for the judge, aaron judge the new york yankee hitting his 62nd home run last night, the exciting record play. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is exactly what they do, democrats figure out what to do. herschel is going to went to

florida. >>> in miami tonight, the developing headline. the customs and border protection officer shot and killed during what they say is a training accident. accidentally shot in the chest. >>> 20 days until the midterms. the former police chief from orlando, the democrat, aiming to use her background in law enforcement against the incumbent, senator marco rubio. the fireworks on stage. what was said. and was a promise broken? rachel scott is here. >>> the first images tonight of that iranian female climber who competed without her hijab, her head scarf. arriving home to iran to cheers. so, what next? >>> and tonight, the new image just in from nasa. a look at the stars like you've never seen them before. >>> and america strong tonight. here in florida, what was saved after hurricane ian. and tonight, the remarkable effort to find their rightful owners. >>> and good evening tonight from orlando. three weeks to the day since hurricane ian hit here. what our team witnessed today on that causeway once destroyed. and the new health concerns h

residents in a miami beach, florida kon do on a condo were forced to evacuate. engineers found a crack in the garage and other structural issues. the building is a mile from the surfside building. al federal judge in arizona has refused to bar a group in maricopa. he said banning them would ban their constitutional rights, including some involving masks and armed peoplelosing. in the phillipines, 42 people have died in a flash flood and landslide triggered by a tropical storm. and homes there were engulfed by floodwaters. the storm is expected to hit the east coast tomorrow. russia has announced an end to calling up troops. they had 300,000 reservists after a string of military defeats. in a meeting today, president putin spoke with his defense minister and said mistakes were made. >> i want to thank everyone hole took part and there were problems and difficulties at the first stage. they have not been held in our country. judy: ukraine has shut down 300 drones. and part of a campaign to target infrastructure. police shut and killed two protestors in the southea

cutoff areas, removing debris from destroyed homes and businesses along florida's southwest coastline and we're learning that miami-dade fire rescue crews are conducting helicopter evacuations on sanibel island. boris sanchez is there in fort myers, florida. boris, you just spoke with the lee county sheriff a few moments ago. what was said? >> reporter: fred, there have been a lot of questions today about the timing of when lee county ordered evacuations. we're in lee county right now in fort myers. what we've learned is lee county ordered its first evacuations more than a day after forecasts met the county's criteria despite the fact the county has an emergency plan that suggests evacuations should have happened earlier. the county's comprehensive emergency ma or more of water would indicate the need for hurricane evacuations in the most vulnerable areas. a lot of lee county is a vulnerable area. one road in and one road out in many of these parts of fort myers, heading into fort myers beach. that's part of the reason many of them have been cut off. on sunday when 4 to 7 foot surge advisories were put out, that w

miami-dade. yeah. >> south florida, miami-dade. >> but it's not-not -- >> but that's the joke. you blame the hurricanes and iran, thanks, biden. the level of stupidity reaching new highs. >> incredible. president biden, that was him right there, speaking with staffers at the democratic national committee headquarters in d.c. yesterday with the message that republicans would,. >> thanks, desantis. >> if they take over congress in the upcoming midterms. >> you blame somebody for something that they have nothing to do with. that's a level of stupidity, willie, that, you know, our -- >> and if things don't go well for you, just say you're an old donkey. >> donkey. >> seriously. >> well, you're an old elephant. like, what? >> staff giving him high-fives, way to call him an old donkey. >> i swear that happened. >> they lose a little punch, those lines, when you're reading them off a piece of paper, don't they? not quite as effective. but that was a fascinating debate. we'll talk with charlie crist, governor desantis' opponent in a few minutes. we have a huge debate coming up tonight

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live from miami, the florida, like a saturday morning to you, i am katie fang! thank you for starting your weekend with us! breaking, this, morning how speaker nancy pelosi's husband is recovering from surgery to repair a skull fracture and serious injuries to his arm and hands. after a man wrote into their san francisco home in the middle of the night. and attacks it with a hammer. according to the speaker spokesman. police say the attack was quote, not a random act. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and a good saturday morning to you, again! i am katie fang, thank you for starting your weekend with us! breaking this morning, house speaker nancy pelosi's husband is recovering from surgery, to a pair is called factor and serious injuries to arms and legs after -- san francisco, home in the middle of the night and attacked him with a hammer according to the speaker spokesman. police say the attack was quote, not a random act. and the san francisco police chief said, the 9-1-1 this pattern likely saved paul pelosi's life. the motive for the attack is still under investigation.

miami-dade, florida's largest county, is one example of republicans gaining ground in the state. 2016 clinton won the county by 49 points. joe biden still one, but by only seven points. >> i think desantis wins by four or five points. amna: he says the state's rightward shift has been a long time coming. >> florida, in addition to a good climate, has had a fairly robust economy in the last 20 years, driven by our hospitaity industry, our cultural industry, by real estate. if you are the majority party, you ride that wave. amna: but he endorsed a democrat in one congressional race. you went back to democrat this cycle. why would a leader in the republican party back a democratic candidate? >> it's my way to send a message to republicans to stop this culture war stuff. it's just mean-spirited. it dividesmerica in ways that are not healthy, and it is not who we are as a country. amna: peeling off moderate republicans is one part of democrat strategy here in part a. according to one state representative. >> i feel like those floridians that voted for trump or is tired of the constant cult

florida, the customs and border protection officer shot and kill >>> tonight, a u.s. customs and border protection officer was shot and killed in a training accident in southwest miami-dade here in florida. police say the instructor was shot and killed at the agency's gun range. wplg reporting the officer was shot in the chest during, quote, building search training. >>> when we come pack here tonigh have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. t salonpas. sound like you? hurricane ian made landfall here in florida, the families still trying to save what they can, the photographs and the family albums. >> dad, mom, charles, joe and marie. >> reporter: photographer christa, owner of impressions photography, on a mission to save those photographs. >> another load of pictures. >> hi, david. >> reporter:

florida for example. if you have several children, i have five, you're trying to evacuate miami or south florida and migrateo georgia or north carolina and a cat 3 or 4 is encroaching quickly upon you and your electric car dies. same thing with oil; right. i mean, oil evaporates. gas pumps dry up. there's a dirth when everyone is looking for the same thing, scarcities loom. there's no reason we should be knocking on the door of venezuela or iran or saudi arabia when we've closed the dakota pipelines and keystone pipelines. the u.s. could be enormously energy indent and we had so -- independent and we had so much capacity and we've handicapped ourselves into forcing oil prices higher. it's a real tragedy and germany encountered the same situation making themselves wholly vulnerable to russian energy and now they're firing up the coal factories and, look, both things can coexist. my tesla's due to arrive in november so i'm excited about it, but oil prices don't need to be as high as they are. the u.s. should be independent and self-sufficient and if we invest in ourselves and don't handicap ourselves, neil, w

. >>> joining us now from miami is florida senator marco rubio, senator rubio, you're no stranger to hurricanes, you've seen countless hurricanes both as a public official and a lifelong resident of florida, based on what you've seen so far, how does this compare? >> i don't think it has a comparison not for florida. fort myers beach no longer exists, it will have to be rebuilt. it will be something different. a slice of old florida you can't recapture, sanibel is basically flattened. even the structures that were standing, i was the coast guard two days ago, even the structures that are standing have been damaged by water, probably uninhabitable. this is a character-altering event. it will change the character of these communities. these communities will be rebuilt. it will be something new. it won't be the same. that's the most heartbreaking part about it. the human toll is still be calculating, that has no price, it's extraordinary, and we fear that number will continue to rise. >> what are you hearing out of sanibel, we saw the bridge destroyed, are people getting what they need