stuart: is there virtually nothing for sale in palm beach?s for sale, absolutely, but they're very pricey and this $100,000 incentive is a game changer. stuart: have you ever sold a $100 million property in palm beach county? >> i have not. biggest one in south florida i sold was $34 million. close. stuart: not bad. no wonder you brought an group with you. >> exactly. thatthank you, stu. stuart: now this, we are not alone. that's what one ufo expert told a congressional hearing in mexico. they claim they uncovered alien corpses, see them on the screen? looks like et for me. we have the full story guaranteed. aaron rodgers is heart broken and propses to rise -- promises to rise g yet again. he's 39 and has been seriously injured. will he make a comeback? i'll ask clay travis, he's next. ♪ at pnc bank, you can find us in big cities and small towns across the us, where our focus is to always support the people who live and work there. because you call these communities home, and we do too. pnc bank. stuart: on the markets, we still see plenty of

lewis bice one who is a professor of sociology at palm beach state college. and florida in the us is also the co president of the palm beach center for democracy in policy research. and he wrote the book of latin america in the post chavez, the era of the security threat to the united states. dr. flushing. welcome to the day in cuba and russia, have historically been allies. why one? havana air is grievances, so publicly by the i think a, this is my view. of course i might use that. i wanna ease trying to do the c. i would say, because i find how to believe that there would be uh, a package network that was open a door to good to go work. you went soldiers without the knowledge of the cuban government. so i believe that's right now what they have trying to go east to receive, to basically make believe that they are not support. that's a possibility. all right, so what you're saying is that cuba is actively sending human nationals to russia or, or how can we interpret what you're saying? well, according to prisoners defense, which itself yeah, group of human e

right, that was those flash one of the palm beach state college. many thanks. i slokum the burning man festival in nevada is often described as a once in a lifetime experience. and this year's edition certainly was unlike any other before. after the deserts turned into a sea of mud, organizers have now reopened the only road leading out of the site, allowing stranded revellers to head home. earlier, heavy rains had converted the desert grounds into a monday bath, leaving 70000 burners, as they call themselves to make the best of terrible conditions. the exodus was long and tedious as thousands of vehicles sneak their way along this 8 kilometer stretch. desperate to get out of the northern nevada desert and onto the nearest highway. a summer storm had left them stranded heavy rains to turn the ground at the annual counter culture celebration into a sea of mud happens opened up on friday. the rain tore down installations, leading organizers to cancel events, and institute a driving bad as a safety precaution. when the rain came down, we'll just kind of went back

the judge decided trump valued his palm beach estate mar-a-lago at 20 times what it's worth, $600 million compared to the assessed value of $27 million. trump's interest in 40 wall street the judge said is worth $200 million. the trump organization valued it at more than $500 million. the judge found trump overvalued hi apartment in trump tower by tripling its square footage saying it's 30,000 square feet when it's 11,000. the judge adding a discrepancy of this order of magnitude by a real estate developer sizing up his own living space of decades can only be considered fraud. on the campaign trail, trump often boasts of his business acumen. >> i have some of the greatest assets anywhere in the world. >> reporter: the ruling is a victory for new york attorney general james who sued jump, his eldest sons and his company last year for $250 million. in a statement, james saying she looks forward to presenting the rest of our case at trial. all that's really left for the trial to determine is how much the trumps have to pay. the former president attacked the judge and the attorney general cal

we are in florida, palm beach, connecticut, and new jersey. city, where there is a distinction, is we have ample inventory. we are not as tight as places like connecticut and palm beach. that has been part of the challenge. once we see in a meaningful way where rates start to go down, then you will start to see more sellers put their homes on the market and we need in certain pockets of the country. that has been the chicken or the egg challenge right now. the inflation is too much money chasing too few goods and that is what it is like an housing for the most part. so people are kind of waiting, buyers and sellers. buyers think i will hold off until rates come down and sellers are thinking well rates have doubled and maybe i will wait because if i buy a new home i will have to pay double what i'm paying now. it is sort of a waiting game. matt: i can imagine people in homes with mortgages already would be loathe to move because you don't want to have a 3% mortgage and move somewhere else with a 7.5%. is it just rates coming down that will chan

see, this empty plot right th there. $200 million for 2 acres on palm beach.tyle prosecutions and property seizures against the leader of your party, the former president can't be dismissed as politics that will change if you vote for me instead. went eagerly with injury for leaks indictments to cnn, when a source for the d.a. gets left out of court, one button from the rays are blocked and fbi agents rummage through belongia's underwear drawer and securely guarded as it is stated, instead of a chop shop in chinatown where biden stashed his documents, you have to lead americans against injustice. whether you are running against the victim of injustice or not. the viciousness of biden's party futures was driven home today when a prosecutor for the u.s. attorney in tampa charging january 6th defendants was arrested in a road rage incident where he is accused of stabbing a man with a knife. are political enemies are not well balanced people. it is well past time for the republican politicians to become gladiators and hold plotline against this assault on our cons

when investigators from the church committee came to his home in palm beach florida, blew his brainstill alive, i won't reveal her location, but we know it, and i did everything i could to get this woman to tell me what the hell connected george mohrenskjöld with her father, that's the only thing i don't understand , well, a few follow-ups. the documents that pertain to the assassination are abysmal, and it becomes clear that the cia played a much larger role in all of this. bigger role than they officially admit, but they were following lee harvey oswald and they picked him up in mexico city when he was trying to get a visa to ghavanna, they knew him, there is no doubt about it, he was under cia surveillance, but more direct ones are needed evidence to move forward. and the only ones who had them, other than maybe the now deceased guys from sru, were mohrenskjöld, and what about jack ruby, the lone shooter, who shot the lone shooter, ruby knew he was going to die, okay, he had cancer, yes, yes that he wanted to go out in a blaze of glory, that's the kind of guy he was, and he knew a

>> the miami office has an office in palm beach. the questions which you are asking is not unusual for field offices investigating the case with the case being involved in conducting the services. >> the residence for president trump is also in palm beach florida is this correct? >> yes. >> did the field office conduct the office search. >> the field office conducting a search although i think there was assistance. >> primarily run out of washington and not the miami field office. >> which was the case team that opened the investigation. from the national archives >> the fbi headquarters instructing the washington field office for the investigation. >> the investigation was opened in the field by the washington field office so it was not miami but it was washington. the washington field office opening the investigation based on referrals from the national archives which is also in dc. >> who made the decision to have the washington field office execute the search warrant rather than the miami office? >> this i cannot speak to as you

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so would anybody in palm beach. >> sure. >> he's talking about the assessed value.re's some number. i wanted to be clear about that. >> sure. >> but under no circumstance is it worth anywhere near $1.5 billion. >> right. and some of the things he's doing, in the case of mar-a-lago, it is zoned to be a club. it is not a private residence anymore because he had to give it up in bankruptcy and make it turn a profit, so he's assessing it as if he could sell it as parcelled off lots in palm beach and then inflating that by 3,000%. >> right. first of all, you can't just take a property, which is zoned as a social club and automatically turn it into a residential property. then on top of that you can't parcel it off simply because that's what you want to do. there's all forms of application and he would not be entitled to it. first of all, let's assume that he sold the property tomorrow. he doesn't get the money. he doesn't get to keep all that money. there are people that paid $350,000 as a bond to be a member of that club. they're entitled to their bond money back. they

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but the great thing about aaron jackson in west palm beach, florida, is that he recruits everyone to help him on his quest to, yes, help elephants. >> well, thank you. peace is out here on a rescue mission, trying to see if we can't negotiate her freedom. >> aaron jackson, founder of planting peace, did not know saving elephants would become his passion. i got into this by accident since 2006, planting peace had already been doing a lot of amazing work running orphanages in haiti and deworming millions of children across the globe. but about five years ago, i am on a mission this documentary about the elephant tourism industry in southeast asia changed aaron's life. in one night. i like 4 or 5 in the morning. >> i had bought a plane ticket to southeast asia to see if i could figure out how to help an elephant. she's been enslaved in the logging industry since covid started. >> it gets complicated, but like aaron said, many of these elephants spend decades, even in some cases, 50 years moving logs or giving rides to tourists every day and to rescue them, aaron will post videos on soci

>> the miami office has an office in palm beach.but to the question you're asking, it's not unusual for a field office that is investigating the case to send the case team down to be involved in conducting the search. >> and president trump's residence is in palm beach, florida. is that correct? >> yes. >> director wright did the miami field office conduct the search at mar-a-lago? >> the washington field office conducted the search although i think there was some assistance by people from miami. >> but it is primarily one out of washington. >> which was the team that had opened the investigation. on a referral from the national archives, which is in d.c.. >> but the fbi headquarters in washington instructed the washington field office to start that investigation, and that raid of mar-a-lago's. >> the investigation was opened in the field by the washington field office. >> it was not miami, it was washington. >> and the washington field office opened the investigation based on a referral from the national archives which is also in d

she buried tea cake in palm beach. she knew that he loved the glades, but it was too low for water to be washing over him with every heavy rain. the glades in the waters killed him. she wanted him out of the way of the storm, so she had a strong vault built in the cemetery at west palm beach. janie wired to orlando for money to put him away. tea cake was the son of the evening sun and nothing was too good. the undertaker did a handsome job, and tea cake slept royally on his white couch among the roses she had bought. he looked almost ready to grant. janie bought him a brand new guitar and put it in his hands. he would be thinking of new songs to play for her when she got there. his friends tried to hurt her, but you knew it was because they loved tea cake and didn't understand, so she said soft words to all the others -- when the band played and tea cake rose like a pharaoh to his home -- tomb, no expensive veils for jenny this time. she went on in her overalls. she was too busy feeling grief to dress like grief. and t

. >> this happened just outside of west palm beach. that is 12 year old austin mcmillan pulling jason paquette from the bottom of the pool. austin turns away to call for help and he slips back into the pool again. jason slips back in. so mcmillan goes back over and pulls him out again. he then describes what happened next. >> and i gave him cpr. and where did you learn to do that? i just saw on tv. i wouldn't be alive if it weren't for him. he's an absolute hero and he always will be. >> just saw it on tv. >> austin's family hosted a cpr class for his friends and family this weekend to spread that knowledge. we keep getting these reminders of how important it is for us to know cpr and be up to date on it. >> absolutely. and to have a defibrillator close by if you can as well. coming up, sports news now, including tom brady's triumphant return to foxboro. >> plus, the fresh fallout for actors ashton kutcher and mila kunis. why critics are fuming over an apology video they posted over the weekend. >> and later, we are meeting the world's

easily >> reporter: gregory buck is an insurance provider in palm beach county >> since 2017, none of our companies have -- who write homeowners in florida have made any real money >> reporter: tonight, for homeowners here, mounting questions about future insurance bills. and hurricane season is far from over >> gabe, for context, how do the early damage estimates for idalia compare to hurricane ian? >> reporter: well, lester, it's still very early, but on investment bank estimates this storm cost around $10 billion in damages, far less than hurricane ian, which cost $112 billion. lester >> all right, gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> we'll take a turn now to the supreme court. a new financial disclosure today from justice clarence thomas, revealing he accepted three trips from a billionaire friend who is a large republican donor laura jarrett joins us now. laura, justice thomas putting out the new disclosure, also taking aim at some of his critics. >> reporter: yes, lester this was long-awaited, as justice thomas today officially d disclosed several pry vault jet rides he accepted from

i sat down with him in palm beach to talk about his career and what he sees next for himself. so, when you became the first african-american to be a billionaire, what was that like? people calling you up, telling you how great you are, or people calling you up and asking for money all the time? bob: no, nothing like that, david. i had run black entertainment television, bet for over 20 years until i sold it to viacom. so bet had sort of become a business success story. and as a result of that, people began to see me as sort of, as an entrepreneur doing something pretty good at that time. and so, by the time i got to where it was sold to viacom, it was sort of expected that it would be worth something. david: so when you sold it to viacom, after that you bought the charlotte bobcats, an nba team, and you became the first african-american to be the owner of a major sports team in our country. so what was that like? was that thrilling to own an nba team, or, did you just see it as a business venture? bob: i first saw it as the idea of being first. there have been throughout the b

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trump said mar-a-lago was worth up to $600 million when the judge said the palm beach estate's assessed value was no more than $27 million. the judge agreeing with new york attorney general letitia james, trump overstated his net worth by as much as $2.2 billion, duping banks, insurance companies, and other business partners into giving trump, his eldest sons, and their family, real estate business better terms than deserved. trump has consistently denied wrongdoing and has attacked the attorney general and her case. but tonight, the judge rejected each of trump's defenses, calling them bogus and deceptive, and saying, at one point, trump's denials were straight out of, quote, fantasy world. this civil trial is scheduled to begin next week, but at this point, david, all that's really left to determine is how much trump is going to have to pay in penalties. the state attorney general's office has asked for at least $250 million. and the ruling tonight is already severely limiting trump's ability to do business in new york, possibly even forcing him to sell some of the buildings that bear

the palm beach is 120 light chairs away in the leo constellation. it's 9 times the size of a, but let's just solve the atmosphere. it says it's hydrogen rich speculation that it could also have molecules typically produced by life on this. that's besides, the findings didn't necessarily mean the planet to put stuff like that. there's a headline. somebody will use it a little while to stay with the i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that. a new 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people go to the freedom of speech and 1st amendment got chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue, do you want to state level all that i can't support that whenever you see injustice regardless of what space or gender, what's going on. he see that he has to say something and everything too, with an exclusive interview disability, very beautiful, but he's cruel. people can forget you the next day, foot pulling, steepest up to pop up on face the media and the challenges at th

the 1st us made a bronze time surviving and crane off to present to abide in palm beach to supply keith with most of the weapons and the rice in libby apps, devastating flash, the cost to dams, to collapse from the city of dennis. getting found the probably begin with breaking news as our out of by rein. 2 of its soldiers have been killed along the border between saudi arabia and jim and bobbins. many terraces died in an attack carried off by him until the rebels in 7 sante arabia reigned is one of the countries in the sold. you led coalition that's for the whole fees in yemen. this is a saudi arabia, is pushing for a ceasefire nearly a year. and a half after agreeing to a truce with the whole piece, we'll have more on this breaking news story as and when more information becomes available as not to the united states where there's been a growing crisis added southern border. a large number of asylum seekers continued to cross over from mexico. the mayor of el paso says the border city is now a breaking point. while another city eagle pass has declared a state of emergency, nearly 9000 p

when it decides, list of mind, the palm beach that russian has invited you waiting for national observers as about dissipation and to observe the process last and the un basically never followed up on it. and of course, 30000000 solve its were killed by nazi germany in the 2nd world where that seems to be conveniently forgotten about as well. the criticism is not the 1st time the kid's mother treats books person or no has, has made such statements publicly. do you think though those remarks are the, are they fully supported by the ukrainian government? is it, are they, are they telling her to say this or is that the fact that she's in america and another interesting details that she has carte blanche to say such, i read just statement. yeah. what it's interesting because there's lot of naturalized ukrainian nationals at the post to keep positions in the ukrainian or the government. and it's just just basically this uh, this week she gives a quarter no more caution to the states, or he's an action by virtue of being an on binary as a person. and so that everything that comes out of a mouth

palm beach county, nobody thought you could do that.ry is like the late 70s. we are failing, floundering, we have a weak leader in the white house. a lot of people set america's best days are behind us. no, we can get it done. a majority of the public wants to see a new direction and we have a chance to move the country forward. >> this is a pivotal question, making this choice about, i don't know if this country can survive four more years of biden and his policies. that is how dangerous i think it is. i have never felt that way before and i have been doing this a long time. >> i had a woman and tell me at the grocery store it is not about what she can put in her cart, it is when she is checking out and the total gets rung up, the thing she has to take out because she can't afford it. >> 61% of americans are paycheck to paycheck. >> families who want to buy a home of the mortgage payment would be double what that home would've been for five years years ago. people can't buy new cars. biden wants to pursue his agenda for his friends mea

the latest extension of florida's brightline is open, from orlando airport to west palm beach in twos were the first onboard for the final preps before the grand opening. >> it's superexciting. >> reporter: the ceo tells me this ten-year-long effort is only the start. these trains are fast. but brightline's next project promises even faster speeds. above 200 miles per hour. brightline west would run along interstate 15 in california, from los angeles to las vegas, cutting drive time in half. >> we talk about this as version 1.0. brightline west will be the first true high-speed rail system in america, ever. >> reporter: plans put brightline west on par with the trains in italy. in japan, bullet trains are clocking speeds of 370 miles per hour. >> high-speed rail is coming to america. >> reporter: ray lahood served as temperatures secretary during the obama administration. the bipartisan law has devoted $66 billion to rail projects. brightline wants a grant to break ground on its new project soon. as a different project in california is stalling and costs are soaring, not everyone is

here in atlanta and palm beach, florida where there is damaging new information about donald trump's handling of classified documents. the "new york times" and abc news report trump asked a former assistant in the wteouse and at mar-a-lago, molly micha, to lie to or mislead investigators. ko ko according to the "times," he told her you don't know anything about the boxes. and those would be the boxes that correspond to a federal indictment were openly stored in mar-a-lago ball room and bathroom among other places. and cnn asked former trump white house attorney ty cobb what he thought when he heard the reports. >> i hear trump, you know, really for the first time in terms of the way this evidence is rolled out, speaking in the terms of a mob boss. you know, giving a direct order to somebody that he probably should have no reason to believe, you know, would lie for him. but expecting her to do so. it is not like, you know, someone who would do anything for him and other people whose loyalty he had procured or never doubted. you know, molly very highly regarded person, very loyal to th

raina each of the dogs are winners and then we crown america's top dog on november 10*9 in sunny palm beachte and a blue ribbon choosing america top dog. >> that's great. i mean, i think that, you know, i was able to say hi to dogs i thought i was going to be hand off sometime when is i see a therapy dog they say don't touch me i'm working but these dogs friendly anyone can come up to them? >> therapy dogs are for use of others so therapy dogs yes you can pet. and they love it. >> maverick loves to be hugged. [laughter] >> i think you missed it and you meet and say good-bye must be sad. >> they have a hero dog of their own. martha she's wonderful. i hope she's watching. well thanks maverick biewd da robyn kelly and chase. up next, i get the word out on fox news saturday night with legendary new york city comedy barker but stealing the spotlight once more president biden and his dad jokes. >> hay, hey -- hey -- why did dads bring an extra pair of socks with them when they go golfing? incase they get a hole in one of the pairs of socks. then you've got to change your socks right you can't hav

mar-a-lago, the actual buildings, the plant there, was assessed by the palm beach county assessor, not some partisan interest, at being worth about $20 million. but donald trump in his paperwork claimed mar-a-lago was worth $500 million. i did the math on that. that's a lot. why would they do this? because they would go then to banks including deutsch and others and use inflated values to get higher lornes than they might otherwise get at better interest rates. important to know. ag won an important piece of this case. donald trump lost that piece of the case. the judge on this case, judge arthur engeron issued a judgment on one of the counts in the case for representative persistent fraud saying donald trump assessments came from a fantasy world not the real world. >> what's interesting is, trump's legal team chose a bench trial. not a jury trial. this judge, again, who's going to make the ruling after all the witnesses testify, which is just fascinating to me. >> yeah. >> what kind of witnesses will take the stand? >> so we are getting a sense now, seeing the parties witness list. fi

you know, and interestingly, i have a friend whose, mom lived in palm beach county, florida, who kept calling me, saying something's wrong with the ballots. and i was like, whatever. so but then, i mean, this is pager days, not cell phone days. so our pagers start going off, return to headquarters, come back to headquarters. and that's when we realized the first thing they said is, is anyone a lawyer and bar certified in florida. and so the plane was ready to go that night did go that night. and many of the first court motions were filed by a wonderful friend of mine named erwin, who was one of the few lawyers who happened be a florida lawyer. so but those speeches were lost, dropped them somewhere. they got lost somewhere. and i went back and i looked everywhere for them. i even talk to the teleprompter that night to find out if they were still in the machine. i mean, and they're but it set me on this journey to say where in history not just political history, military history, pop culture history, where outcomes were so in doubt that you actually had drafts accounting for two potent

we won counties like palm beach which a republican hadn't won in 40 years. some of the most heavily urban counties we were winning in florida. the floorm is one, don't pander to people and try to divide them on ethnicity. treat them and us as americans. we all want the same things. low crime. we will crack down on crime nationally with the soros backed prosecutors. i did it in florida, i will do it nationally. the border and illegal immigration is having a devastating effect on a lot of these urban areas. people are flooding their school systems and hospitals. i'm going to shut the border down. we will build the wall. and we will use lethal force against the mexican drug cartels, leaving them stone cold dead at the border if they are trying to bring fentanyl in. education, laura, we are doing school choice in every inner city in country. we did it in florida. our results have skyrocketed over the last decade as a result of that. it works and these kids deserve a chance. >> laura: just yes or no, will we expect campaign appearances in chicago, south side. >>