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in north florida, tens of thousands of people continue to be without power. now, where police have opened an investigation into the use of live fire by officers during clashes in tel aviv between rival groups of eritrean asylum seekers which left nearly 150 people injured. violence broke out as eriteans protesting against their government clashed with supporters of the regime. both groups then fought police attempting to impose order. some suffered gunshot wounds and are in serious condition. israeli media report it was the first use of live fire on protesters inside israel since the second intifada in 2002. investigators are now gathering evidence from the scene to determine whether officers behaved according to the law. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell is following developments from jerusalem. well, this was an event that was organised by the eritrean embassy, a kind of festival event. it hired a hall not far away from the embassy, to the centre—south of tel aviv. and earlier in the week, as you were saying, there are activists within the eritrea

and more and joined by my guess, lionel in new york, he is a legal, the media analyst, and in north florida we have tom logo, publisher of the gold goats and guns blog, and newsletter. alright gentlemen, cross that bridge and in fact that means it can jump any time you want and i always appreciate it. all right, i know it's got to go to you in new york um, a little high probably on my part of my introduction there my. i'm not endorsing a robert f kennedy junior, but very much like be to 2016 but presidential campaign, which i was gonna skip this way. you know, to look if it's domestic politics. and then there was.

meanwhile, in north florida, thousands of homes continue to be without power.

issues and more and joined by my guess, lionel in new york, he is a legal, the media analyst and in north florida we have tom longo. he is publisher of the gold goats and guns blog and newsletter. alright gentlemen, cross that bridge and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciated. all right, i know it's got to go to you in new york um, a little high probably on my part of my introduction there. my, i'm not endorsing a robert f kennedy junior, but very much like be to 2016 but presidential campaign, which i was gonna skip this way. you know, to look if it's domestic politics. and then there was a guy named donald trump and then there was a guy named bernie sanders. well, bernie sanders blamed and burned and crashed. trumpets the width is but robert f. kennedy is changing the way this campaign is being looked at, a much to disagree and of the establishment and the media thoughts on this week, my wife and i went to see about the kennedy junior at a, have been here, wish volleyball tea. uh when he was dis invited to the set of rascals.

i recognize the people that are committed to this goal challenge enterprisees of north florida and ability one program. challenge enterprisees was established in 1972 and presently employs more than 305 constituents in my district. they employ over 100 people with disabilities as a result of the ability one program, the largest employment program for persons with disabilities. the ability one program enhances their lives. a reason to get out of bed and reason to go to work. the program teaches individuals to load our fave ships and staff the mail room, to stock shelves and clean federal buildings and maintain over 70 acres of grounds. therefore, mr. speaker, it's with pleasure i thank the staff, employees at challenge enterprisees and ability one program to help my constituents to become productive self-reliant citizens of their community and seeing the worth and value of every individual. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlelady from michigan,. ms. tlaib: i recognize jack and jill chapter for 45 years they brought leadership programming for o

across parts of the midwest, rain across the pacific midwest and really unsettled days across north florida much so we'll see flooding concerns through this state here through at least saturday. we pick up and we could see localized amounts up to 5 inches. heavy downpours possible and an unsettled couple of days for folks there. meanwhile moving up towards the midatlantic, soggy conditions possible as we get into the next cup of day. we're going to see a low meander just off the coast. it's going to leave things a little gusty, a little annoying with showers being in and out of the picture for us. this is ahead to friday. you can see that rain will spread into parts of southern new england, so unfortunately the dry weather is short-lived. we're also going to see those onshore winds continue and have an issue with coastal flooding and 8 million people under these alerts from norfolk up into portions of of atlantic city. we'll see the issues with that as well as the high rip current risk. meanwhile, across the plains it is feeling summer-like. 91 degrees in tulsa today, 94 in dallas, as you'r

they spent the afternoon in north florida getting a firsthand look at the damage left behind by hurricaneestoring power and long-term challenges of rebuilding the florida's junior centerboard were rick scott praises fast response. >> the president did a great job with these efforts. and then you approved the assistance through fema. it was a big deal to everyone. these are not rich communities. many of them struggle. but the federal government is doing, is a big deal. thank you for doing that. >> priscilla alvarez joins us now. governor santos was a no-show for the visit. tell us more. >> reporter: in his no-show, it overshadow what was a by the book visit might be president to an area that was impacted by a weather-related disaster. earlier in the week president biden has said he did plan to meet desantis in a florida for this to her of the damage by hurricane idalia. desantis' office said that was not the case and criticize the visit was happening at all thing it could affect recovery. fema administrator deanna criswell, told reporters that the administration work together to plan this

is promoted by some of these top florida leaders, we see a judge ruled on redistricting case in north floridang that desantis and the other political leaders violated the state's constitution, ordering them to create a new map. your response to this news? >> in north carolina, we be back extremists who redistricted and we found the court had engaged in racism was surgical intention. with redistricting, it is another form of diversion and division and lies. it says somehow people are cheating, somehow people are not doing right. extremists want to cheat because they cannot win on policies. they want to create a situation with a stack, pack, and block not just so black can't elect black people, but so others can for future coalitions to elect the candidates of their choice. why do they do this? why are they so afraid? they don't want to talk about the real record. that is why they engage in culture wars. they don't want to talk about florida. there are 9 million port logo people, 44% of the state, and there policies are not doing anything about that. they don't want to talk with a 7 million vot

president biden on the ground saturday in north florida getting a firsthand look at the extent of the damage caused by hurricane idalia when people are in real trouble, the most important thing give them is hope. and we're not going anywhere. the federal government , we're here to help the state as long as it takes. there are no plans for biden to meet with florida governor ron desantis, as though the two have spoken regularly about recovery efforts. idalia came ashore wednesday as a category three hurricane, the most powerful storm to hit florida's big bend region in over a century. record setting storm surge carving through some coastal communities. it wiped this house right off of its foundations. it was an elevated house of about eight foot off the ground. but when the storm surge hit it and waves on top of the storm surge, it busted it all to pieces and it's gone now. tens of thousands are still without power. crews hope to get most of those homes back up and running by sunday. the national guard is on the ground helping to clean up and clear out debris. there's estimated to be a

i think for the families, whether the living in south florida or north florida, the issues that they're in the rest of the country, we are facing a rising cost. look at what just happened with hurricane idalia. we are facing an insurance crisis. families in florida can't afford to live. here that is because of the failure of scott and the current governor. we need to do something about. it we have had enough of politicians putting those self interest before the interest of florida families. i am ready to do so much when i get. there i wrote a bill to expand medicare coverage just to give you an example, because of the experience that i had dealing with health care. my mother receives lifesaving care because of -- i'm very much ready to go and do something for every floridian in washington. >> because you want to go into everything -- every floridian, you mentioned rick scott, and our governor, ron desantis, who is m.i.a. as he tries to go and win the gop nomination for presidency. do you think there's a risk for rick scott because he's so closely affiliated with ron desantis think about

this is video from florida which sustained widespread damage. also north and south carolina where the brunt of the tropical storm is as we speak. despite being downgraded from hurricane status, idalia is pummelling beaches, knocking down trees, knocking out power and flooding streets. in florida some people evacuated before the storm hit were now returning back to their properties to find just rubble and flooded out homes. the scale of the disaster is tremendous. coming off the heels of the destruction in maui there is concern whether fema has the budget and man power to help everyone in need. president biden making a surprise visit to fema's headquarters today in washington, d.c. >> i want to thank the emergency personnel in our communities across the federal government including right here all of you in front of me. fema's national response coordination center and those out on maui. it is amazing. >> two opposite ends of the country. the president also urged republican lawmakers seeking spending cuts to restore fema's low disaster relief fund. mr. biden

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disgraceful, i really mean disgraceful, discriminatory congressional map that targeted black voters in north florida with precision. with this important victory, he went on record admitting that the map diminishes the voting power of black voters. we are hopeful florida's fifth congressional district will be restored in a manner that gives black voters the opportunity to elect a candidate of their choice. so, look, as you can see, we have real momentum in the fight for fair maps. it can be difficult to keep going when there's no end in sight. in these moments, i like to remind myself of dr. king's quote, that the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice. there's one thing i would add to that. that arc only bends toward justice when caring, committed people put their hands on it and pull it with all their might towards justice. and that's what we have to do. so i want to thank all of you for helping to pull that arc toward justice, alongside with me. all of you are critical partners in this effort and i look forward to continuing this work to achieve a truly representative democ

closely followed by and 4 hands on all the possible areas of cooperation between russia and north korea. florida 3 out to 0. so you're in charge. the general entered and gutierrez' sanctions imposed on killing young by the security council must be respected. it is absolutely essential to abide by security council resolutions. no school year has been violating those significant sort of solutions. and recently, i believe yesterday we had 2 new me signs that's but and seconds and the form of cooperation of any come through with law school. you must respect the sanctions regime that was imposed by disagree. the goals here and that obviously is extremely the relevance. united nation special envoy to suit on vulcan preface has resigned. it comes months off to the head of students routing council of deal with such a button called for his removal. he was accused of in flaming the conflict between the suit and his army, and the parent military rapids support forces to suit and these people inspired see whole world. when they bravely up ended 3 decades. i'll stick to authority on rules in 2019. they need

closely followed by and 4 hands on all the possible areas of cooperation between russia and north korea, florida out to 0. so education will be made a top priority at next week. you in general assembly the increasing number of attacks on students, teachers and schools during comm. conflicts has been raised by 60 general antonio terrace. he's also announced a new partnership with the education of a whole foundation. that's an initiative that founded by shakeup, most have been awesome. the mother of the american top diplomatic episode, james bass reports from the un new figures show that last year that was unprecedented. 17 percent rise in the number of conflict relate to the tax on schools and education centers around the world. it's this problem trying to protect education. that was the focus of a high level meeting here at un headquarters. university should be creating a free opening. it should be a blast of drawing a place where you have people gathered and discovered their purpose. is you get this for dream, a realize no, destroyed diversity should never be a tool. and we cannot always stop c

tonight with the devastating aftermath of hurricane idalia, destroying homes and businesses from florida to northok at this remarkable drone footage over the coastal town of horseshoe beach, florida. the catastrophic damage brought on by the hurricane-force winds and floodwaters. homes were ripped apart and debris scattered across the entire region. the video is the same community after community up and down the coastline, with buildings knocked off their foundation or simply gone, replaced by wreckage. insurance experts estimate the price tag of idalia's damage could reach as high as $20 billion. we have team coverage of the storm starting with cbs's omar villafranca in cedar key, florida. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. more than 6,500 national guard troops are handing out supplies and helping with the cleanup, and this is what they're finding. piles of debris that used to be homes and businesses. tonight, floridians are sorting through the devastation left behind by idalia. >> there has been significant damage, particularly along florida's big bend. >> reporter: this was what ho

fatalities two in florida and one in georgia idalia and its drenching rains caused heavy flooding as it moved northward along the carolina coast rainfall amounts topping ten inches in some parts of north carolina tonight, president biden says he plans to travel to hard-hit florida on saturday. tom llamas is in the storm zone tonight tom, how's the recovery looking >> reporter: hey, lester, good evening to you well, here in horseshoe beach, it's just getting started, but you can see what they're up against piles of debris as far as the eye can see, and over here in this section, you can see far over there that car pushed into the canal by hurricane idalia and on top of all this mess, the mayor here in this town telling me tonight, they've now implemented a curfew to stop looting. tonight, this new video obtained by nbc news showing idalia's historic and devastating storm surge. watch and listen as the storm pushes into steinhatchee, florida, nearly reaching rooftops the water rising from one to eight feet in just over an hour. captain jody griffiths saw it all, trying to protect his marina resort. >> that ship came from our neighbors. the roof here come from the neighbors over on the o

are picking up the pieces after the devastating hurricane destroyed homes and businesses from florida to north carolina. we're on the ground ahead of president biden's expected visit to florida. >>> holiday travel rush. millions of americans are hitting the skies and roads for ne last summer get away, despite the high prices for tickets and gas. how airports are handling the labor day crush. >>> and riding shotgun. the story behind this unusual traffic stop in nebraska. >>> good morning, and good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. we start this morning in the southeast where president biden is expected to visit florida tomorrow to survey the damage from hurricane idalia. this remarkable drone footage over the coastal town of horseshoe beach shows the catastrophic damage brought on by the hurricane-force winds and floodwaters. before heading out to the atlantic yesterday idalia flooded the east coast and left thousands without power. jared hill has more from morehead city in north carolina. jared, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. whether it was good fortune or good prepar

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the scale of idalia's destruction from florida to north carolina coming into clearer view in the big bend of florida where idalia made landfall, building after building destroyed by hurricane idalia made landfall right here in keaton beach, and she left her mark, you saw that house. >> there's all this debris going down the street. it does look like some heavy machinery has arrived. but by the looks of things, they're going to need all the help they can get in the small beach town of horseshoe beach, houses are ripped from their foundation as cars and debris littered the landscape in saint petersburg, the storm surge flooding. >> rabiya esparza's home, the mother of five, losing nearly everything. >> we're all safe. that's pretty much it. we're safe and healthy, and we'll everything is replaceable. we'll we'll get back right over night, more than 90,000 customers are still without power. >> nearly all of them in the big bend region. and with many gas stations closed or damaged, long lines are forming at those that are open. president biden will visit tomorrow to survey the damage. he'

coming ashore wednesday and north florida's third congressional district in the path of that hurricanecongresswoman cap cannick represents the district. we are showing viewers some of the videos that i believe you tweeted out as well of the water coming ashore on wednesday. how are you and how is the district today? guest: it is interesting. we are on the road already this morning. there are countless trees down, roads blocked, property damage. in florida and our area, ares of georgia, trees coming down on structures is a huge danger. after that initial surge it was the water coming down that are problematic. in some parts of our district we are reporting upwards of close to 12 feet of storm surge which is wiped out entire coastal communities. those are areas that are part of our district that saw a tremendous beating. the recovery effort is well underway. governor desantis and his team have done a great job being ready, and now we are underway to see what we can do to mitigate as much damage as possible. resilient, strong, and working. host: you have a sense of how long this is going

florida wednesday night after having been there earlier. i approved the request. within six hours of governor desantis asking for a major national emergency declaration. at the same time, the governors of north and south we are making federal assistance available for florida survivors whose homes or businesses were damaged in the storm. we are helping florida and south carolina deliver meals and water and remove debris. and we repositioned ahead of time, knowing the storm might hit, meals and water throughout this area. before the storm, we deployed 1500 federal personnel and 900 coast guard personnel. not to mention the national guard was here to help. we served millions of meals, thousands of blankets and cots, and from the moment the storm hit, search-and-rescue teams helped people whose homes were surrounded by water. and now the storm has passed. and you are dealing with what is left in its wake. we are not going anywhere, the federal government. we are here to help the state as long as it takes. fema and the small business administration are here to help residents whose homes or businesses were destroyed, we can determine if you qualify and how to get help if you have not in conducted

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you'd either guess north carolina, florida, right in that's queens. new york. pete: thank you. guys are just vibing on the music. pete: everyone at home is too. ♪ muck. will: they won't even interact with me. [laughter] they're just done. rachel: too busy grooving. we only have an a hour left of the show. it just kind of flew by. pete: by the way, it's national v-j e day, victory in japan. big day. it's also world beard day. you look better in a beard, but you're not allowed to wear one. rachel: i've never seen him in a beard, have i? pete: he rocked one for years. will: it wasn't that great. pete: national blueberry popsicle day as well as play outside day and and world coconut day, so take your pick. rachel: i love coconuts, and i would like to try a blueberry popsicle. pete: sounds good. as you careen out of her into the fall which -- will: now i'm okay with that. pete: now you're okay? will: it's almost september. pete: it is september. will: is it september? if i don't pay attention to details like that. [laughter] so it's september, it's football season now, i'm okay with

i spoke today before the governors of not just florida and south carolina, but north carolina as wellle federal assistance for florida survivors, whose homes are damaged and destroyed by the liberation i agree -- destroyed by the declaration i agreed to. we are helping florida and south, with delivery of mills, water, and debris removal that is going to help both states begin their road to recovery. before we do anything, i am here to thank all of you, and i really mean this, thank you, thank you. host: that was president biden yesterday at fema headquarters. heading to florida tomorrow. we talked to congressman kat cammack of the third district of florida, public and congresswoman who says she intends to meet with the president tomorrow and will see who else the president meets with on his travels down there. brett in des moines, iowa. independent. good morning. what is on your mind? caller: good morning, john. thank you for c-span. and thank you for listening to all of our gripes. you are a wonderful guy. correction important the ways i will come one to $62 if you're over 57 -- $152

tonight with the devastating aftermath of hurricane idalia destroying homes and businesses from florida to northkable drone footage over the coastal town of horseshoe beach, florida. the catastrophic damage brought on by the hurricane-force winds and floodwaters. homes were ripped apart and debris scattered across the entire region. the video is the same, community after community, up and down the coastline, with buildings knocked off their foundation or simply gone, replaced by wreckage. insurance experts estimate the price tag of idalia's damage could reach as high as $20 billion. we have team coverage of the storm, starting with cbs's omar villafranca in cedar key, florida. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. more than 6500 national guard troops are handing out supplies and helping with the cleanup, and this is what they are finding. piles of debris that used to be homes and businesses. tonight, floridians are sorting through the devastation left behind by idalia. >> there has been significant damage, particularly along florida's big bend. >> reporter: this was what horseshoe beach

we talk about florida state, north carolina, clemson, maybe wanting out and that's why stanford, cal d smu are in, right? larry yeah, they're just trying to survive at this point because the notion is that florida state and clemson and north carolina are going to bolt in the next round of realignment. if they don't have enough teams, they will lose power. five status is huge. then they lose all their revenue and the great tv deals and all that. so this is kind of an insurance policy, getting cal stanford and smu is not taking any money for nine years from nine years because they have so much donor money into texas that it just doesn't matter to them. they bought their way in cal stanford with 30% somewhere in that ballpark. yeah. and you're going to have to look for ucla to give cal money because their sister schools and ucla really shafted cal, so the regents are going to take care of that. all right. thank you, larry. quick baseball note. we'll get to this real quick. espn's jeff passan reporting. major league baseball. i'm going to keep its pitch clock rules intact for the playoffs

destroyed by the powerful winds and falling trees, after idalia swept across roughly 700 miles from florida to northa at least three killed. families returning to find nothing left. our team in the storm zone tonight. >>> also this even, the new disclosure by justice clarence thomas about private trips paid for by a gop mega-donor the security risks he says led him to use the billionaire's jet. >>> former president donald trump pleading not guilty to election interference charges in georgia and waving his arraignment next week. and what the judge has decided. will there be cameras in the court for the trial? >>> the proud boys leader sentenced today. one receiving the second-longest punishment in the january 6th attack >>> the deadly building fire that killed at least 74, including 12 children. what we're learning. >>> the urgent manhunt in pennsylvania. an extremely dangerous convicted murderer escaping from prison and on the loose >>> and what a spike in attendance. more than 90,000 fans helping the nebraska huskers volleyball team claim a new world record >> good evening, everyone, and welcome. o

and someone who on a dark, raney night was not familiar with area, they had moved to north carolina from florida and this is terrible. phil relied upon those who were responsible for the road, and he relied upon google to send him safe and proper corrections. this isn't -- directions. this isn't a situation where the bridge collapsed a day before or a week before. this was nine years, and there's absolutely no reasonable explanation for why it was allowed to remain in this condition and why google continued to send people down this road. elizabeth: so, you know, alicia, "the evening edit" reached out to google for a statement, and they say, quote, our goal is to provide accurate routeing information in maps. we are reviewing this lawsuit. so your husband went down -- but it's the also an issue for the, you know, for the state of north carolina and the local town, right? i mean, it seems like there was no guardrails on the road either. >> right, there were no guardrails. i think they put some up years before that were sort of temporary. the, well, there were no, there were no barricades. the guar

days apart, several hundred miles apart from each other, were universities were involved in florida and northids heading back to schools, to campuses, are safe? look, as a father, the most important thing to be is the safety of my family and as i drop children off, whether it's high school or college, their physical safety and their emotional well—being are paramount to me. and i want that for all kids across the country. we are doing everything we can with the bipartisan safer communities act to provide dollars. we are communicating the importance of safety, we are providing technical assistance to districts and states, but we need congress to act with gun safety legislation that removes assault weapons from the hands of people that shouldn't have them. we need our legislators to be more worried about the safety of children than the safety of ar—iss in our communities and, you know, the president is pushing — and i know many of our colleagues on the hill are pushing — but we have some far—right republicans would rather protect guns than children. secretary, one more question about student lo

. >> reporter: idalia left a path of destruction in georgia and south and north carolina. but floridampa bay. clearwater beach and st. petersburg. which also experienced record storm surges. cities like crystal river saw entire areas flooded. these satellite images showing the before and after. >> people losing homes, losing businesses. really, really a lot of work that needs to be done. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis toured more damaged areas thursday. promising funding help for all 25 counties that fell under the hurricane warning. president biden formally declared florida as a major disaster area. >> i know it will be a lot of work, but we will get everyone back on their feet. >> reporter: a hopeful message for people who lost everything during the storm including these homeowners in horseshoe beach which sits squarely in the middle of the big bend area. >> my dad always said if we ever had a direct hit off the gulf, it would not last. >> it is very painful. i tell my daughter -- can't hardly even talk about it. i love that old house right there, you know, like a family

vivek ramaswamy, north dakota governor doug burgum, florida governor ron desantis and former south carolina governor nikki haley. so if there was a winner on the debate stage last time around, it definitely was. >> nikki haley. her numbers have gone up about one, 1.5. >> the debate could be critical in determining if many of the candidates will move forward, including desantis for ron desantis. >> what he's going to have to do tonight is he. he's going to have to really try to stand out. his campaign in after the first debate tried to spin in the aftermath that him not fighting with other candidates was actually good for him. but he's actually seeing his poll numbers decrease. >> some political analysts expect the number of candidates to shrink after tonight's debate because it will only get harder to qualify for the next one in november. they will have to receive at least 70,000 donors and four percentage points in national polls, according to the republican national committee. tim pulliam, abc news simi valley, california. >> california governor gavin newsom is weighing in on tonight's de

in total , three states were affected - florida, georgia and north carolina, wind speeds reached 200es and the car died, at least three people more than half a million were left without electricity. many had to evacuate in some regions of the street completely flooded. and now the footage that comes to the telegram channels of this ecuador, where the prisoners of six prisons took the guards and police hostage, the local snakes believe that the criminals went to this a move in response to recent cell searches, inspectors wanted to seize prohibited substances and items. now prisoners are negotiating prisons unhooked by the military. and let's talk about the economy of artyom in russia, they introduced new fines for motorists. tell us what specifically has changed tatyana, for example, you will have to pay for tires out of season, but for now i will start with the news of the energy market. russia voluntarily cuts oil exports by 300,000 bpd this month an additional cut to keep the balance the market is calculated to the average level for may june, moreover, as deputy prime minister alex

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at least 8 states, alabama, florida, north and south carolina, ohio, tennessee, texas and virginia is, such beautiful colors in less than a week. the rare flamingo frenzy has got the attention of the bird watching world. but with that comes a warning as it all out animals, you never want to touch them or approach them let them be and observe their beauty from afar. unfortunately, for those hoping to get a look at the leggy pink wading birds. scientists say this is more of a connecting flight that addressed the nation the great if it could be their new but petition is that they'll probably just returned to where they came from. >> strange but true. we're going to with a little hurricane history back in 2018, hurricane michael actually took a very similar track that he dalia did just last week, low ball. that was the last time they flamingo sightings. similarly to this one. but no word on how long they're going to be here. >> with let's talk about our forecast taking a live look at downtown san francisco. know flamingos to report here and the bay area. kiley said you see them out and ab

of course we've had hurricanes and storms in texas, in north carolina, in georgia, in florida.should be doing is helping each other when our citizens are the victims of a natural disaster. so, while number one priority is keep the lights on because we're going to fight another day. number two, my hope is that there is still time to include aid for the federal emergency management administration to help us in vermont, to help folks in hawaii, to help folks in north carolina, georgia, florida, and elsewhere. but i want to talk a little bit about what the situation is in vermont. we remember the iconic photo that was nationwide broadcast of the downtown of the capital city of vermont, montpelier. under water. the water is gone now. it's dried up. this is the, this is a local business in montpelier. that is dominican toyshop in montpelier. water was up to here. this is now gone, but the question is this shop, dominican toyshop, where i bought things for my grandkids, kelly tactics spoke to the owner. she spoke to the burlington free press about the flooding in her toy store, and sh

to have a bunch of schools, clemson,, florida state, north carolina that may bolt. they are unhappy with the revenue distribution as it stands right now. in order for the acc to retain its status, they need a certain number of teams. if those teams leave, you go below the number required, you become a group of five conference with reduced exposure, it is bad, bad, bad, that is the attractiveness of cal and stanford. they have so much donor money. it doesn't matter. let's be honest here. a horrible, horrible idea. but it's the least horrible of some even more horrible possible outcomes. like what? going independent. stanford might be able to pull it off. cal, no way. drop down a level? take reduced revenue there? reconstitute the pack -- the pac-12 by cherry picking other schools? all those are even worse options. at least you are going to a bonafide league now, although the travel further kids and families. -- for the kids and families. next here, to watch the kids play, that is terrible for the kids and the families. chris: it is unfortunate for the conference of c