vilma: el gobernador de la florida, ron desantis, prometiÓ tomar el el liderazgo en la investigaciÓn su escepticismo que lidera el lÍder fiscal de origina indiano y dijo que solo le formularon dos cargos por posesiÓn ilegal del arma. [habla en inglÉs] a mi juicio no es en el mejor interÉs de nuestra naciÓn que las mismas agencias federales que estÁn buscando procesar a donald trump estÉn liderando esta investigaciÓn. el gobernador de la florida, ron desantis, dijo que firmarÁ una orden ejecutiva para asignar la investigaciÓn por el caso del intento de asesinato contra el expresidente donald trump a la oficina de la fiscalÍa estatal que serÁ supervisada por la fiscal general del estado. el fiscal general asegurÓ que todo el departamento de justicia investiga el intento de asesinato contra donald trump en su club de golf. agregÓ que estÁ agradecido que el exmandatario estÉ a salvo. [habla en inglÉs] todos trabajaremos juntos para determinar incansablemente la responsabilidad en este asunto. blanca: el expresidente trump describiÓ lo sucedido con sus propias palabras en la plataforma x.

vamos a escuchar, si les parece, las palabras de ron desantis. bringing this suspect to justice to the fullest extent of the law. the state of florida. as the appropriate jurisdiction to be able to do that to be able to bring appropriate charges. that will lead to appropriate punishment. and i look forward to the investigation. and i look forward to them moving very quickly to hold this suspect accountable and to provide answers to the people the state of florida and to the american people. so thanks. >> dice ron desantis que el sospechoso de este posible atentado deberÍa merecer una cadena perpetua que deberÍa de ser condenado justamente a esa pena. todavÍa no sabemos quÉ otros cargos le van a presentar. por lo menos hay dos por portaciÓn ilegal de armas que no llevan a mÁs de 15 aÑos uno y a cinco aÑos como mÁximo el otro. pero repito, mÁs adelante se lo van a presentar otros cargos. el presidente, el expresidente trump tambiÉn en el tono de desantis, ha politizado este incidente desde ayer. Él ha dicho que los demÓcratas deben de bajar el tono

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ron desantis, governor the state.is. >> right. >> which brings to question the differences between them right now. what is their relationship like? >> this is a relationship where ron desantis, has endorsed donald trump, after dropping out of the presidential race. and donald trump has said, i'm glad to have ron desantis back on board. but notice who has not been on a stage with donald trump ever since that, for two months from the election, ron desantis. and this was attention because donald trump pushed back against the six-week abortion ban and now he said he will vote to make it 24 weeks. >> so that stays in play. >> right and now he's pushing back against the ron desantis' position on the marijuana legalization referendum, because like a lot of republicans, they have been a critic of the legalized marijuana effort and now donald trump is on the other side and now they are at odds. >> could i ask you, anecdotally covering donald trump and like, do you get a sense there is a momentum building in the democratic part

erickson: governor ron desantis, thank you. thank you so much. [applause] mr. erickson: ladies and gentlemen, thanks again for governor desantis for coming up, particularly in light of having the hurricane situation down in florida and being able to get up here. appreciate that a ton. i have got to tell you, my next guest is someone i always hate to bother because he is so busy. bless you. he winds up oftentimes reaching out to me because i don't like to bother people. when i got started in politics and started writing at red state , i got a copy of the conservative mind in the mail with a note, if you are going to be a voice for conservative, be sure what you believe. and it was from my next guest, who i had never met. i went up to d.c. and spent time with him. at the time he was running the republican study committee, which at the time was the conservative voice in congress. and then he became a governor and then he became vice president of the united states. and through it all, he has always been guided by his faith and by a real commitment to truth. and not

as hurricane helene moves in and we're standing by to hear from florida governor ron desantis. we're expecting that at the top of the hour. we're also expecting a brand new hurricane forecast from the national hurricane center. we're going to bring all that to you right after we squeeze in this quick break. thank you enough amelia, on the navarro takes a very personal journey across the nation to explore the latino vote nobody should take the latino vote was one wide brush. the whole story with anderson cooper, sunday at 8:00 on cnn we all know costs are too high, but while corporations are gouging families trump is focused on giving them tax cuts. >> but kamala harris is focused on, you building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency. >> she'll make groceries more affordable by cracking down on price gouging. and she'll cut housing costs by taking on corporate speculators middle class family please build america. we need a leader who has their back and kamala harris and i approve this message from the number one rated brand in cordless outdoor power ego p

it's also -- i was listening to ron desantis. i wish you would show more energy. he did a great job. you asked him a question at the end. where does hope come from. on the only thing standing in between you and lunch. i hope to get a chance to get to visit with a lot of you. i'm fairly optimistic about the future. i hope you are too. the failed leadership in the white house today, this will pass. if principles remain. if we hold to them. and if we hold the leaders of our party to them. not only will we win but america will win. i don't stand for these things because i think they're good for republicans. i started in politics as a democrat. i knew when i listen to ronald reagan, i knew those were the values i was raised to believe in. my irish immigrant grandfather and combat veteran dad. these were the things that i knew as an american were in my heart. i would tell you this by way of encouraging each one of you. be confident about the future even in these tumultuous days and frustrating days where it seems like the turn on the television with a stick every mornin

over recent years but i actually think we've got a pathway to be able to get it back. >> governor ron desantis, thank you. >> thank you so much. >> absolutely. mr. erickson: ladies and gentlemen, thanks again for governor desantis for coming up, particularly in light of having the hurricane situation down in florida and being able to get up here. appreciate that a ton. i have got to tell you, my next guest is someone i always hate to bother because he is so busy. >>> ladies and gentlemen, thanks again to governor desantis for coming up, particularly in light of having the hurricane situation down in florida and then being able to get up here. i appreciate that a ton. i got to tell you, my next guest is somebody i always hate to bother because he's so busy. bless you. and he winds up often times reaching out to me because i don't like to bother people. when i got started in politics and started writing at penn state, i got a copy of russell kirk's conservative mind in the mail with a note in it, if you're going to be a voice for conservatism, be sure what you believe, and it was from my next gu

now florida's governor ron desantis has announced that state authorities have opened an investigationparent assassination attempt of donald trump. not just that, he also cast doubt on the federal government's ability to conduct its own impartial investigation. this follows sunday's events when an armed man hid for nearly 12 hours near a golf course in florida where donald trump was playing. the suspect has been charged with federal gun crimes. this appears to be the second attempt to assassinate the former president in as many months and now the u.s. congress is considering whether to boost the secret service's funding. lawmakers say they could do so by including emergency funding in a short-term funding bill that congress must pass by the end of the month to avoid a government shutdown. for more, here is tom bateman in west palm beach. correspondent: as more emerges about the suspect, so do more questions arise here. key to those are what exactly happened on the perimeter of this golf course. we now know, as investigators have revealed from mobile phone records, that ryan routh spent

no vas a ver impactos significativos. >> hemos tenido 14 alertas de florida, ron desantis. >> we havedifferent tornado warnings, there's likely to be more of those throughout asociado con uve para que ofrezca transporte gratuito a las personas que se encuentran en condados que estan en estado de emergencia, que son la mayoria de los condados de florida, para que los puedan llevar albergues si necesitan refugio. >> ademas, han enviado decenas de generadores a esta de gasolina para estar seguros de que no haya un desabastecimiento de combustible. >> tambien han informado que han estado en contacto con las autoridades locales para a asegurarse que tengan todos los recursos a su disposicion para que la poblacion pueda mantenerse segura en este momento de emergencia. >> es la informacion que tenemos desde san petersburgo. >> por ahora vuelvo con ustedes. >> por segunda vez de john, que luego de adverse delgadado, volvio a cobrar fuerza y otra vez es un huracan. >> los habitantes de los estados de oaxaca, guerrero y michoacan aun padecen los estragos que este sistema dejo a su paso y por si

maria: joining me now with the very latest is florida governor ron desantis.r, it's great to see you this morning. thanks so much for joining us. >> good morning. maria: your reaction to what you just heard from a.g. merrick garland, and walk us through your plans to the ensure a fair election in florida. >> well, you pointed out, maria, we have banned ballot harvesting in the state of florida and imposed stiff penalties. that should be with done nationwide. of course, we require photo id in order to vote. we ban the use of zucker bucks, and we've been aggressive at policing the voter rolls so that a we have accurate voter rolls. and when people have run afoul of our election laws, this election crimes unit we've created has referred the these people to prosecution. and you've had over 50 people just in the last couple years that have been convicted of various types of voter fraud. here's, i think, what they're trying to do, why they oppose voter id. so in the state of florida, we require voter id. we also prohibit issuing any type of photo id to illegal alien

we've had ron desantis, the republican governor of florida, say he has appointed a stayed investigator fairly lengthy news conference casting doubt on federal agencies to do this. and his republican attorney—general in the state described it as in her words awkward that the same agencies that were prosecuting donald trump are also those that are seeking to investigate and prosecute the gunman, the suspect in this case. meanwhile, mr trump himself has continued to try to lay blame on democrats, on kamala harris and joe biden, for what he describes as the rhetoric around all of this. for their part, they have always said they described donald trump as a threat to democracy because of his failed attempts to try to overturn the 2020 election. but, fundamentally, donald trump now bringing this incident to the front and centre of his election campaigning. he's maintained that his democratic rival, vice president kamala harris, fuelled rhetoric that led to this latest attempt on his life. but he told a rally in michigan on tuesday evening that both she and us presidentjoe biden have been kind

florida's governor, ron desantis, said conditions were going to be too dangerous to navigate.giving the residents of that state an update. you can see on the maps behind him there the eye of the storm — quite a big storm there, just approaching the big bend of florida. governor desantis flanked by various representatives of the authorities in florida. maybe we can have a listen to what governor desantis is saying...? ..still going to be dark outside. do not go out in the pitch—black trying to navigate any debris or anything. that's just not going to be the safe thing to do. as you can see, he's giving safety warnings, telling the residents of those affected areas not to go outside, that it's too dangerous to navigate the storm at this time. indeed, the storm at this time. indeed, the airports at tampa and tallahassee are already closed, and mass evacuation orders were in force for those areas. as it the governor said there, it's not safe to go outside at this time. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news: a labour plan

. >> let hannity moderate it like new cement ron desantis. >> you would be fair. >> i would let you both talk and go at each other. >> i thought they would be fair and they weren't. but i felt come treble. we have the best policy. she has no policy. >> 1 thing that interested me because i've known you a long time and 1 of the things i was watching in you tonight is that you were all business. a lot of times when your rallies we do a town hall. >> they are destroying our countries. >> is that what was? >> is nothing to smile about. there's nothing to smile about. we have 21 million people released into our country and many of them are criminals and terrorists and people from mental institutions. >> sean: i stall these names on the show of people murdered and raped, victims of violent crime. names a lot of people never heard of. you have called laken riley's family. >> i was with him. i met them all. >> afghanistan. >> i met 5 or 6 of them. not even talking with 13 soldiers that were killed in afghanistan, the families of 13 soldiers which joe biden won't talk to and she cause her death ju

as you mentioned, governor ron desantis getting ready for a press conference. he said he doesn't think federal agencies trying to prosecute the former president here in south florida are the people to turn to to get answers about what happened on sunday which get clarification about the state investigation coming up. let's get to the newly released body cam video showing, it shows the man moments after being arrested on the highway after he fled the golf course, when secret service spotted him. we also learned his cell phone records show routh was camped outside before the agents confronted him. f.b.i. did confirm yesterday he never had a line of sight to the former president. f.b.i. also said they are determined to provide answers. they have interviewed seven civilian witnesses as well as speaking with people close to routh to determine a possible motive. routh previously lived in north carolina moving moving to hawaii this year. police said they had over 100 interactions with routh who constantly broke the law. >> it was almost like blatantly saying here i am

ron desantis says the state will conduct a second investigation. >> clearly there were multiple violationsk have interest in vindicating truth about where this guy came from, what his motivations were. people of our state deserve that. >> todd: attorney general ashley moody joins us now. my colleagues there is a turf war between feds and florida and that is why the feds charged this guy so quickly with federal gun crimes, they could get it out of the way and they could be first. what is florida going to do in response? >> any time you have an incident like this, number one priority is to get the person off the streets. the person overseeing doj and fbi, the investigating agency is the president of the united states biden and kamala. the country needs understanding, belief, trust, that this will be looked at closely and those leading it will provide accountability and trans parenty to the people. we are government of people. president biden, daying before first assassination attempt said trump needed to be put in a bullseye and 39 days after that first attempt stood up at dnc and said the t

ron desantis says the state will conduct their own investigation into yesterday's incident. the secret service was to release a report this week from the butler -- >> todd: bring in former fbi special agent jonathan gilliam. i have been to this area. it is not like a normal golf course that you drive by and your daily travels you can see players playing from the road. the entire course is blocked by greenery if you're on a public road. how did this guy know that he would have a line of sight to the president? >> jonathan: because i believe he did surveillance, i believe he had some way to find out what trump's movement was. when you look at this map, it is surrounded by roads and you step off the road to the sidewalk and straight into trees and there is a fence there, he picked a location, had time to set up, tie up and fix ballistic plates to the fence with a bag, go pro and set himself up for the shot. if he ran up there and did it, it would take at least five minutes. he staged his vehicle so he could get away. this is in the perimeter in a location where trump was going

don we just learned that florida governor ron desantis is going to be holding a press conference to give an update tell us what you're seeing on the ground in tallahassee where you are what is interesting because the florida governor is based here of course, in the capital tallahassee. >> tallahassee could get a direct hit from this hurricane in a few hours in tallahassee in the last 2030, 40 years, has suffered from sustained hurricane force winds before almost certain to happen tonight, we've had gusts here of 35, i would say, 40 miles it's an hour. there was one just before you came to me, kaitlan, that kind of pushed me off my feet a little bit. you know, i'm a big guy, 6-4 to 20, so that when very powerful are starting to get more and more powerful in the rain bands are beginning to move through the real concern here in tallahassee, not the storm surge that's going to happen some 2025 miles south here, serious, very serious. they're here for it really is the wind and the rain because of the tree canopy here, these beautiful live oaks that line tallahassee. tallahassee is famous for

that is why governor ron desantis is going to join us on the state's preparations as helene comes ashoreometime, probably tonight. >> lawrence: final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> ainsley: "fox and friends" exclusive, after two years, former first lady melania trump sitting down with us for a wide-ranging interview talking about the assassination attempts onner had husband and thoughts on kamala harris with just a few weeks left until the election. she shared why she chose this moment to speak out. >> why did you want to tell your story in this book? >> i believe that it was a time that i tell my story and the tr truth, it is a lot of misinformation and falsehoods written about me and i want to put the record straight. people can learn some things that they were never discussed and i hope they enjoy the book. >> steve: so far what you've told us, it is entertaining. >> brian: do you get the sense she's going on the campaign trail? >> ainsley: i do, i asked her, people in the build ing, when w started promoting my biggest question is where has she been, we want to see her

florida governor ron desantis heavily involved in that mission.g into the assassination attempts on former president trump. plus texas has designated a venezuelan gang a terrorist organization. the gang's numbers are growing under the biden-harris administration. so why is the white house letting these killers into our country? and rap star sean diddy combs just charged with sex trafficking, among other things in a new york courtroom. jason chaffetz. former f.b.i. agent nichole parker. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: amazon lets you shop from home or anywhere you want. if you work for amazon they want you back in the office five days a week starting in january. right now the company requires office workers to show up three days a week. amazon ceo says bringing workers together with help the company and deliver the best for customers and differences. they've seen a difference in three and mandating five. >> bill: work from home does not work for me. who said that? elon musk. all right. let's move to this now. the campaign of the vice

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ron desantis, or rather, senator tom cotton, newt gingrich, representative mills and brian steele are the issue has affected capitol hill. heir trying to attach the save act to the continuing resolution. we'll find out why cory mills is against that. and michele tafoya, former nfl sideline reporter. she's lived in minnesota for 30 years. we're going to talk to her about tim walz's minnesota and why for 30 years she says it has been against the citizens there. so we want to get a sense into tim walz's policies as well. rachel: well, i can't wait, and i'm so glad you're covering the all-important issue of election integrity. everything hinges on that, maria. you're always on point, over the target. thank you for joining us this morning, and we're definitely tuning in. thanks, maria. maria: thanks so much. rachel: all right. week with who two of the nfl sunday on fox, and jen hale has the must-see match-ups you don't want to match. and the ultimate snacks for your game day celebration. stay tuned for that. ♪ ♪ say the word and i'll go anywhere blindly ♪ it's lying dormant, waiting... and

governor ron desantis and i trust him a whole heck of a lot more. >> kayleigh: has a go getter and itthe bottom that that. suspects are so often known to law enforcement and i want to point out since we are talking about ryan routh which of the assessment is known to the federal government and on the ground in ukraine and apparently talked about he kicked a panhandler and talked about wanting to blow up a music studio. the nurse reported him to the federal government and said he is the type of guy to blow up a building on tuesday because he felt like it. he placed in a book and assassination attempt by iran. we need to run down what they knew and what they did with the information. >> when someone tells you who they are, listen. >> charles: listen the first time. also comments the thoroughness of all of this, i would like to see more shared with the public. it is where we catch one of these people alive. and just the dots already out there, they lead to the public having to imagine what's going on. if you want the public to say hey, we have faith in the system and free falling we don'

fbi no pueden hacer su trabajo de manera honesta e imparcial y responsabilizar, el gobernador ron desantisgaciÓn y el enjuiciamiento". se espera que se terminen una instancia antes de pasar a otra, por ahora, mientras llega el juicio federal, continuarÁ en la cÁrcel. ilia: pasamos a oriente medio, donde se intensifica el conflicto, israel realizÓ ataques mÁs letales en el lÍbano. el gobierno libanÉs reporta centenares de muertos y heridos, a su vez el grupo terrorista hezbolÁ lanzÓ 175 misiles hacia territorio israelÍ. pedro rojas tiene las imÁgenes del conflicto y las reacciones del presidente biden. pedro: cientos de muertos y cerca de 2000 heridos dejan fuertes bombardeos aÉreos israelÍes en el sur del lÍbano, asegura el ministerio de salud libanÉs. voceros israelÍes informan que se trata de una campaÑa para neutralizar lanzadores, el presidente joe biden ordenÓ el despliegue de mÁs soldados estadounidenses a la regiÓn y hablÓ del conflicto. [habla en inglÉs] estamos trabajando para reducir los enfrentamientos y asÍ permitir que los residentes puedan regresar a sus casas seguramente, di

autoridades dice que tiene lista cuadrillas de bÚsqueda y rescate ya que como lo dijo el gobernador ron desantiseando finalmente la llegada del potente huracÁn a esta zona del paÍs. regreso con ustedes. ilia: pasamos a otra Área en tampa donde estÁ marÍa angeles muÑoz. >> buenas noches. le saludo desde el Área de el condado y estamos aquÍ reportando porque con el pasar de las horas se complica cada vez la situaciÓn un poco mÁs. sentimos fuertes rÁfagas de viento y hemos visto en este punto del condado calles inundadas, han habido lÍneas elÉctricas que han comenzado a explotar, transformadores que hemos escuchado. las autoridades del condado han reportado que no es momento para estar en las vÍas y han pedido que se alejen de carreteras, pues podrÍan algunas estÁn inundadas. tenemos que reportar que los refugios han sido habilitados desde este condado en la zona de florida porque ya se sienten efectos de este huracÁn. ilia: muchÍsimas gracias, marÍa angeles . extensa cobertura de noticiero univisiÓn. regresamos a tallahassee donde estÁ la meteorologajessica con lo Último que se sabe sobre la traye

ron desantis was right on time yesterday and we expect to see him any moment. let's get to steve harrigan outside of tampa. >> this is the scene a lot of people in florida and even georgia are waking up to today. two feet of water on the ground. gets deeper the closer you get to the water. many houses under water. the challenge now for people is getting out of their homes. getting to their cars trying to make sure they're safe. we've seen a number of air boats and water rescues, 80 in this county just overnight. we see people really just stumbling around. more than a million people in florida without electric power right now. more than 800,000 in georgia. so it will be a tough day ahead for these people down here. dana, back to you. >> dana: thank you so much. ron desantis right on time. >> major general john haase, florida national guard. as you know, hurricane helene made landfall last night as a category 4 hurricane in taylor county. maximum sustained winds were 140 miles-per-hour. it made landfall moving 23 miles-per-hour. we saw storm surges in many parts

. >> john: live look at florida where we are expecting an update from governor ron desantis.e will bring you any news that comes out of that. >> sandra: plus what is at stake for each campaign when j.d. vance and tim walz take the stage tomorrow and the vice presidential debate. we will preview that with byrone york. that is comingcade up. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. can your pad flex with you without shifting? always flexfoam can. it's the only pad made with a flexible foam core with wings that fit securely for up to zero bunching and zero leaks. can your pad do that? see what foam can do for you. introducing the second chance offer from betmgm. what'd he say? if you bet on a player to score the first touchdown and instead he scores the second? boom! you get your straight cash? second chance, you heard? what if my guy fumbles, and some other guy scores first? second chance. what if you need a second chance to land on the field? this offer only applies to touchdowns. you alright? i hurt my spleen! get the second chanc

i'm glad that ron desantis in florida is taking the bull by the horns and saying you know what?two gun charges doesn't mean i can't do my own investigation. ashley moody is going to do it. they are going to do it. what they are going to try to figure out is whether or not there are additional crimes or more informational they can get because on the one hand you don't want the agency that's been trying to put trump in jail for the last year and a half to be the agency that's responsible for investigating whether or not the secret service acted appropriately on whether or not people should be charged with trying to kill him. >> jesse: dana, you know how these things work. if there is a vulnerability at a course, the secret service will alert it and pay for it. >> dana: i think every human need some sort of outlet to deal with stress and pent up things. everybody does it in a different way, right? loves the peloton, some people play tennis, some people play golf. this president loves to play golf and we need him to be able to do that. kamala harris apparently loves to cook. it's pr

. >> reporter: touring this afternoon, florida governor ron desantis said the damage from helene appearso be greater than the combined effects of aadahlia and hurrdebbie. >> aaidalia was a major hurrica, but you had homes that didn't have damage. some of those homes were totally destroyed. it was really, really catastrophic. >> reporter: the governor said most floridians impacted, except for in places like this, could have their power back by tonight. we talked to the owner here. she wasn't even going to come back here today because she said there is really nothing left to come back to. in some cases, the only thing they have the memories that they are finding in the mud. nancy? >> skyler henry and jason allen, thank you. >>> to the middle east now. new fears of a wider war. today israel took aim at what it called military targets of the houthi terrorist regime in yemen. the attacks come as hezbollah and lebanon confirm the assassination of a seventh senior leader. cbs' imtiaz tyab is in beirut. >> reporter: good evening. israel's offensive against iranian-backed militant groups is sprea

ilia: helen se fortalecer durante su avance hacia estados unidos, gobernador de la florida, ron desantisoga de univisiÓn, jessica delgado van rumbo al Área donde esperan a helen. jessica estÁ en vivo con nosotros para vernos de la trayectoria de la fors que podrÍa alcanzar. jessica: buenas tardes. me encuentro en garappolo beach, me encuentro a unas 4 horas y 20 minutos, vamos a nuestras en grÁficas, en estos momentos, los datos mÁs recientes sobre la tormenta tropical helenestÁn viendo que esta unas 150 millas al este de cozumel, sus bandas externas estÁn en las penÍnsula de yucatÁn y occidente de cuba, se espera que estÉ en su punto mÁs cercano en la penÍnsula de yucatÁn, cancÚn y cozumel se encuentra en un aviso de huracÁn, vamos a las tormentas tropicales que se extiende no solamente para la penÍnsula de yucatÁn y para el occidente de cuba, tambiÉn para gran parte de la penÍnsula de florida y se extiende hacia georgia, bajas o aviso de huracÁn se encuentra tallahassee y si de aquÍ, estaremos viendo la territorio de pronÓstico que una vez salga del canal de yucatÁn desde maÑana, se co

. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis said the damage from helene appears to be greater than theombined effects of idalia and hurricane debbie in august. >> idalia was a major hurricane but you had homes that didn't even have major damage with idalia. some of those homes were totally destroyed. i mean, it was really, really catastrophic. >> thanks to skyler henry and jason allen for those reports. moving now overseas to the middle east, where israeli airstrikes have hit central beirut for the first time in nearly a year of conflict. israel also struck at the iran-backed houthi regime in yemen on sunday. as cbs's natalie brand reports from the white house, president biden says he does not want to see a wider war in the region. >> reporter: good evening. president biden says all-out war in the region has to be avoided and that he will be speaking to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. as relations between the two leaders have been strained, the biden administration did not receive advance notice of the israeli strike that killed hezbollah's leader. but national security coun

florida governor ron desantis is urging residents to prepare now. >> right now regardless of how it forms or the speed, right now you do have time. so take advantage of that time. >> reporter: inland in tallahassee city officials fear the storm could knock out power. when you see a storm track like this, how much does it concern you? >> it's very concerning. i'm from tallahassee, this is my hometown. we've never seen a storm of this mgnitude that could be a direct hit to tallahassee. >> reporter: with up to 15-foot storm surges predicted residents are also concerned. >> staying for the storm? >> this is different. we don't know which way it's going to go. all i know, i trust and believe in god. >> reporter: simply moving back from the edge of the water on a storm like this doesn't help much because the land back in that direction is just flat. so with a storm this big, counties here are not opening shelters to encourage people to get further away from the water and out of the storm's path. jason allen, cbs news, wicola county, florida. >>> now to the rising fear of an all-out war on israe

florida governor ron desantis declared a state of emergency for most of the state as residents prepare for the storm. storm surge and watches have been issued for a portion of southwest florida. forecasters say the storm is expected to become a category 1 hurricane tomorrow and pick up strength in the warm gulf waters. it's expected to make landfall thursday on florida's northern gulf coast as a powerful category 3. heavy rain is also forecast for the southeastern u.s. with a threat of flash floods. >>> prosecutors say the man accused in the apparent assassination attempt of donald trump at his florida golf course wrote a note much earlier saying he intended to kill the former president. authorities say ryan routh left the note in a box which also contained ammunition and other items. prosecutors say he was in the area of trump's gulf course and mar-a-lago residence multiple days and months before he was arrested and had a google search of how to travel from florida to mexico on one of his phones. routh also had a handwritten list of dates and venues where trump had or was expected to

hours before helene made landfall in the big bend area of florida's gulf coast, governor ron desantis said one person was killed when a sign fell on their car on a tampa highway. >> it's very dangerous conditions out there. you need to be right now just hunkering down. now is not the time to be going out. >> reporter: these college students from st. petersburg were among the many who evacuated to escape helene's wrath. they drove 3.5 hours to fort pierce. >> it's still stormy, but i can't imagine what it's like closer to the storm. i feel a lot safer being away from it. >> reporter: some who live in tallahassee made the decision to move to a shelter. >> it's scary. i prayed up. i just hope everybody gets through it together. >> reporter: millions are expected to lose electricity. power lines fell as far east as port st. lucie. >> it was scary. i'm not going to lie. especially when i seen that and i seen the cables right over me. i was like, yeah, that's not good. >> reporter: the storm so immense it already toppled trees in atlanta, and heavy rains opened this sinkhole north of the ci

pinellas, 41% polk, 33%, sawani, 99%, taylor, 99% union at 86%. >> what cosine to florida governor ron desantis give an update on the impacts from what hit florida as hurricane helene as a category four storm big bend area of florida, 140 mile an hour, winds at impact. governor desantis reports now two deaths in florida from this storm. we understand five deaths overall as you move up north into georgia and north carolina, the governor reporting more than 1 million customers currently without power in florida, although the power has been restored to another million who had lost power at one point, the storm surge along the coast, tampa clearwater south record setting worst maybe in some cases, then they were expecting still assessing some of the damage. there hundreds and hundreds of water rescues overnight. now how the storm has moved up into georgia and north carolina. let's get right to isabel rosales, who is in asheville, north carolina witnessing really just serious treacherous rising water there. isabel. good morning to you. >> hey, john. good morning to you. i just spoke to you like a co

sobrevolando tanto el ejÉrcito, tambiÉn vimos antes un helicÓptero, donde estaba el gobernador ron desantistrarles esta casa. estÁ en medio de la calle, esa casa vino frotando alguna manera, la rastro del agua, y hemos visto por allÁ donde entrÓ el agua, hay botes dentro de las casas incrustados. el epicentro donde entrÓ el ojo del huracÁn "helene". hay otras Áreas afectadas, cedar key. aquÍ podemos decir y que se ven los daÑos causados por el huracÁn "helene". pasamos con mi colega en clearwater. adelante. [no audio] reportera: buenas tardes. los saludo desde un parque de casas mÓviles en ciudad de clearwater, muchas de esas familias alrededor de 84 familias han perdido sus pertenencias y han sufrido muchos daÑos en estas casas debido a este inundaciÓn. muchas de ellas se enteraron de eso esta maÑana cuando llegaron, luego de que este huracÁn paso. justamente hoy nos acompaÑa la seÑora berenice, ella es una de las familias afectadas ya perdimos la cama, todo por nuestras pertenencias, vamos en llegando ahorita, y si sÍ se siente feo, reportera: quÉ pertenencias perdiÓ su hija pequeÑa? hast

the ron desantis 19-point win in florida return to the mean of two or three points for rick if so, scott so, florida democrats have a but now with the harris future. and the reproductive freedom ballot initiative, watch out, florida is now in the don't count us out stage, if you are a democrat. >> all right, >> all right, former congressman from florida, david jolly, >>> a you. >>> a major boost for democrats running for house, senate and state legislatures. kamala harris and the dnc will transfer nearly $25 million to boost candidates chances in tight races, far more than in past presidential years. and in the process, it could potentially bring more people to the polls, who might be motivated by those local contests. nbc's yamiche nbc's yamiche alcindor is tracking this for us. promoting a local race can indeed mean in the end people who are, you know, occasional voters, disinterested voters, might actually go to the polls, but let's talk about the big overall reason that harris is putting this much money into these campaigns. >> well, the harris/walz campaign says this is really about

the governor, ron desantis, announced that earlier. i want to get back to the rhetoric now.can't give this dangerous man another chance to do harm to this country and the world. no attempt to soften the rhetoric there. listen to what kamala harris and joe biden and tim walz have been saying about donald trump over the last few weeks. listen here. >> he's genuine danger to american security. >> don't give them the power? are they going to take our rights away? yes. >> our fundamental freedoms are on the ballot. so is our democracy. that says something. we're fighting for a democracy. donald trump is an existential threat to our democracy and our most fundamental freedoms. >> john: that's the rhetoric out of the white house and the harris-walz campaign. at the same time, the former president was meeting with officials and deputies from the martin county sheriff's department to thank them for chasing down ryan routh. they got him on interstate 95 and put him behind bars. look at what this former president is doing and the current administration is doing in tones of turning down

ron desantis saying he's going to do his own investigation at a florida because he doesn't trust the federal government elon musk posting something that was truly reprehensible. i mean, that's especially unusual, but it's astonishing the kind of thing that he put out on on twitter tonight is seeming to incite yet more violence potentially so it is going to be a rocky road between now and november and really between november and january. and he's caught even if these people are not part of the conventional political dispute. as i say, they don't track the boundaries of our political divide and debate. it just adds more pressure and more fuel as you say to this fire that is simmering and is going to get ugly and other ways between now and november, as we've seen with this rather remarkable story out of ohio, for example and the lines keep getting move friday a lines what's acceptable or tolerated to ron brownstein? good to have you on trump so much. >> yeah. thank you. troubles? yes, it's a good comparison. >> well still ahead. reaction from republican lawmakers pouring in after this a

. >> this as florida governor ron desantis adds his name to the dueling investigations into the apparent attempt on former president donald trump trump's life, a staunch trump ally, the republican governor, announced a state probe and injected politics into the investigation, repeating his often used attack line against the federal government in my judgment, it's not in the best interest of our state or our nation at the same federal agencies that are seeking to prosecute donald trump, leading this investigation, desantis also revealed the investigation into ryan ruth is expanding in the state of florida where he says the suspect is believed to have broken state laws in three counties, and as authorities work to track the stolen license plate found on his black nissan and that could really speak to his whereabouts they'll go back now to the scene of the crime. >> hi, i'm the tags were stolen and they'll look at video count. i think they're going to find his digital fingerprints all over the place. they'll go back to the registered owner so, where what was the last time you saw your tag o

the idea that trump could federalize the ideas of ron desantis and the ideas of the texas governor, whoack, an old civil rights organization that just wanted to register people to vote. the prospect of using federal power to federalize the idea of using police force to force abortion to remain illegal, and to force people to not be able to vote, that seems like it should scare every american. >> absolutely. because it goes back to your fundamental point about democracy. they're not being subtle about this anymore. this is not something that's just kind of whispered about. they're telling us right out front what their plans are, and it intersects with the point about abortion. donald trump went around, he bragged about how he's the one who put the extremist supreme court justices in place so that roe v. wade was tossed out. and when he looks around and says, wow, he could lose a lot of votes over having done that, he now has moved to this position of oh, we're just going to let the states decide. but notice, no they're not going to let the states decide. they don't want the states voting

but first we have the free state of florida my governor ron desantis with us. great to have you.are you? >> i'm doing good. good to see you. >> sean: you had your own little version of the big moment debate with gavin newsom which i thought was fun for me to be a part of an moderate. these debates are interesting. i would argue that's far more substantive than kamala harris and clichÉs and no questions about the radical positions any 1 person has taken in our life and that is a failure of abc, the biggest loser of everybody. they did it to service the american people because there's so much they did not ask her that we need answers to. leasable degree new deal? do you support government run healthcare that would eliminate private health insurance? do you support free housing healthcare education and sex change operations for illegals. no fracking or drilling. defund dismantle. so much there. i'm getting frustrated that nobody will pin her down and asked her. that's frustrating. >> this way different ways you can moderate. when cnn did the debate with joe biden and trump i will gi

florida republican governor ron desantis has already announcing the state affordable launch a separateas more on all of that. >> hi, neil. to florida -- florida governor ron desantis held a news conference this morning make it clear he believes that for the lower government cannot do or not he wants meanwhile, here in washington then the attorney general merrick garland today told a crowd at an unrelated event, the investigation will be thorough and he slapped the former president is okay -- okay. >> we are grateful that he is safe, we will all work together to tirelessly determine accountability in this matter cap we will spare no resources in this investigation. >> fbi investigators, neil, in quantico, virginia at the fbi lab are through ryan routh's cell phone, his corporal camera phone honesty, agents from -- were talking to his friends, for family and colleagues to try to piece things together. the fbi says it does not appear know that and went -- anyone else -- from 1:59 am to 1:30 pm along the fence of the golf course. authorities were able to determine this from location data r