since then, several buildings in south florida have been flagged as unsafe, forcing many residents tostay with family or in hotels until repairs are made. as for that building in miami beach engineers say repairs could take 10 days. musk is now officially the owner of twitter, he tweeted overnight. the bird is freed, must reportedly closed the $44 billion deal ahead of today's deadline. sources say he immediately fired the company's ceo, cfo and its top lawyer. musk says he did not buy twitter to make money. in a message to advertisers, he wrote. it is important to the future of civilization to have a common digital town square, where a wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy manner of twitter obviously cannot become a free for all hellscape, where anything can be said with no consequences. but observers say the job cuts the bus because reportedly planning could be problematic. twitter has struggled. for years to actually get control of some of the worst things that happen on its platform. and so the big question is. how can you expect as elon musk to cut back on moderation

at this point between proud boys, cuban honors, other white nationalists and the republicans in south floridawhat makes it even worse joy is that you have members of congress, republican senators and officials in florida, not a single one, not a single one has denounced the proud boys that have entered the leadership of the local republican party in south florida. let's think about that for a second. the proud boys been classified as a domestic terrorist organization. the leader of the proud boys is in jail for seditious conspiracy. one of his deputies pled guilty to suggests conspiracy in the events of january six, and you have this paramilitary violent organization involved in the running of the south florida republican party. and none of the members of the florida delegation on the republican side, certainly not republican senators or any republican officials have denounced them. it's a story in a state that continues to follow this maga republican track and more importantly with a signal in florida that if you are a maga republican, whether you're violent or not, you weren't safe ground h

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the south florida district includes parts of miami. s boris sanchez has more. >> why are the hispanics coming to the gop? because we are not stupid. because we know. >> reporter: running in florida's 27th district, the centerpiece of congresswoman's re-election campaign resonates in a largely exile community. >> and you know, socialism is really bad, dirty word for people that speak and sound like me. why? because we have lifted. and you know, it's beautiful in theory. it's miserable in practice. >> reporter: the daughter of cuban refugees says her party made recent gains with latino voters because the gop is defending them from what they call radical policies put forward by democrats. >> unfortunately the democratic party leadership has been infiltrated and it's been hijacked by radical forces that are knee owe marxists. no one has to misinform them. they recognize it. >> when your opponent calls you and your party socialists and communists, you say what? >> i say really? because i am the one that came to this country because my father

power outages reported in florida, south carolina, north carolina and virginia because of ian. 1 million people still in the dark there. with recovery efforts underway, the death toll is rising. at least 31 deaths reported so far but officials expected to grow. estimates are running into the tens of billions of dollars. thousands of florida residents continue cleaning up unities, a young resident took a moment to help out a turtle. some were cleaning up a duck when a young man came across a ct needle. understand. >> who are cleaning the seaweed. >> luckily the turtle is not severely hurt, he's in the care of a turtle hospital. they are naming him what else? even. that's how fox reports this saturday october 1 of 2022. i am jon scott, thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. gutfeld is up next. ♪ coverage of hurricane ian on fox news. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> greg: that makes sense. happy thursday everyone. when i was a kid we had a few things we were scared of. the british army, tuberculos tuberculosis -- i kid, i'm not that old. we all had

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to get some help there. >> reporter: a sprawl of destruction lined so many streets in southwest south floridats of wrecked homes waiting to be hauled away. thousands of floridians are just starting their recovery and relief groups say seniors were hit especially hard. >> florida is where people come to retire. there is a large elderly population that really are facing their darkest hours. >> i'm sorry i didn't tidy up for you. >> reporter: lisa's home in arcadia is gutted down to the studs. >> the water level was up to here. >> reporter: the items that made this house a home are piled by the curb. >> i can't replace that. the house is a house, but those things -- i still have the memory, though, so it's okay. >> reporter: the 62-year-old and her boyfriend are living in their friend's rv, expecting the rebuild could cost as much as $80,000 and take months at least. >> have you thought about relocating? >> no, this is what i wanted. this is what i always wanted. so i'm going to stick with it. >> reporter: they have flood insurance, but don't know how much they will get back. lisa retired last y

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south carolina. you are on james island, a lot of the attention has been on florida. but the storm has really taken a toll on south carolina, what are you seeing and hearing from people there. >> simone, the governor of south carolina and residents alike analogies that this state largely avoided the worst-case scenario, with no storm related deaths. still, even forged a path of significant destruction. as you can see here, storm surge rivaling some of the most powerful hurricanes ever to have hit the palm meadows states. plus, those hurricane-force winds walking down more than 1000 trees like this, when i spoke with a resident who described how he saw a tree. a sprawling tree toppled before his eyes. in the heat of the storm yesterday. fortunately away from his home. charleston, person where i am right now so more than seven inches of rain. other parts of south carolina's coast saw upwards of ten inches of rain within just a 24-hour period. so that means that these grounds are still saturated and there is continued risk of more trees falling down. so officials incurrin

in one competitive house race in south florida, an area that's dominated by latino voters, one specificay it's partly to blame for a trend toward the gop among hispanics. i statistic down in florida's 27th congressional district race to learn why. >> why are the hispanics coming to the gop? because we are not stupid. because we know, we know. >> reporter: running in florida's 27th district, the centerpiece of congress woman marita laesa in a community. >> socialism is a really bad dirty word for people that speak and sound like me. why? because we have lifted. and you know, it's beautiful in theory. it's miserable in practice. >> reporter: the daughter of cuban refugees says her party has made recent gained with latino voters because the gop is defending them from what they call radical policies put forward by democrats. >> unfortunately, the democratic party, leadership has been infiltrated and it's been hijacked by radical forces that are neomarxists. no one has to misinform them. they recognize it. >> when your opponent calls you and your party socialists and economists, you say what

earlier today, they talked about restoring power to parts of florida, some of the damage assessments, the new damage assessments from south carolina, the president has declared disasters in florida, south carolina and north carolina as a result of these storms or this storm. and the president says that the federal government is going to stand with those places as long as it takes. >> the situation in florida is far more devastating. we are just beginning to see the scale of that destruction. it's likely to rank among the worst of the nation's -- the worst in the nation's history. >> the president has also coordinated with top critics florida governor ron desantis, when asked the president said their relationship was very fine and that desantis complemented him and thanked him for the immediate response. other republicans have praised the federal state partnership in confronting the storm. >> i want to thank governor henry mcmaster and president biden for working together when the governor issued emergency declaration on wednesday. this was a very unpredictable storm beginning our emergency centers up and running, getting

ah, now at least 12 people have been killed in a russian attack in the ukrainian city of south florida. ukrainian officials say residential areas were shelled urbanized, and that happened dallas, after an explosion collapsed a section of russia's road and rail bridge linking the mainland to the crimean peninsula where we challenged z as in cave. with more on the shelling zach parisha, the city has experience. night after night of this, the civilians there have been repeatedly pounded by russian missile and air strikes . attacks, often hitting apartment buildings and holmes. it's indiscriminate at best. it's a intentional worst. i think he crazy and certainly feel that it is intentional. that's why they describe russia as a terrorist state. the latest round of, of air strikes were told by ukraine authorities 12 miss alice laurence from russian plains last night. at least one apartment building hits. 5 homes destroyed the death toll that we understand at the moment stands at 17. of course it could go up as rescue as go through the rubble. now, what happens possibly to trigger this one, o

now is at least 66 people have died because of that storm that passed through florida and also made a second landfall in south carolina. let's listen now to some comments for florida governor ron desantis yesterday. [video clip] >> we were at one of the bridges that got knocked out and we met with folks. as i'm driving through one of the communities, publix was opened yesterday morning. you have these gas stations open and there was trying to think when has there been a category five hurricane that has hit and in less than 48 hours later you have the supermarket opened in one of the areas that was the most hardest hit? i think that's what happened -- what's happened in florida as you had great state and local coordination but then over the years the utilities have now pre-staged for the storm. i was just a waffle house in charlotte. avon emergency management plan and disaster response plan that they execute because when the waffle house is open again the means life may be getting back to normal. they are feeding first responders and the fact publix was doing that. i think there are some in southwest florida t

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south florida has major population boom in the last few years. y the price hikes are largely due to low inventory and high demand. everybody is moving to florida, guys. and costing floridians. >> steve: people who live there and bought a house before the pandemic thinking man, i got a real nice deal. >> carley: they don't have to deal with it. >> brian: don't you think things are shifting wake up for stuart scrarny to wake up. i'm not selling. 3% mortgage now even though i want a bigger mortgage. >> carley: home prices going down. >> brian: at 7% it doesn't make financial sense to do it. as long as you have cash to go buy a house. >> steve: value of the houses are going down for the most part but mortgages are going up. >> ainsley: rent is going up. >> steve: a year ago if you could -- thank you very much, carley. we did this segment with charles payne, people who could afford $750,000 house last year for a $2,500 house payment now can only afford a $400,000 house for the same house payment so you are winding up with less house for about the same

but we spent, as i said, a considerable amount of time in south florida, talking to all communities.rrogates, latino surrogates on the ground to make sure that the voters are informed. so when they go to the polls, they can be informed voters. but nicole, it's one thing when people have the wrong information, and spreading the wrong information, when our leaders start doing that, like marco rubio, we have to cut it off, call it what it is, and make sure that he understands that we are not going to accept alternative facts. because alternative facts are lies. >> the republican position is viewed as extremist, too extreme even for republican voters in kansas, for example. he seemed to be calling you extreme on abortion. how is that issue playing in florida? >> well, you know, nicole, as i travel the state, we always talk about the cost of goods and services, we talk about the cost of gas at the pumps and the lack of affordable housing. but in most conversations before they're over, the voters will bring up a woman's right to choose. the overwhelming majority of people in the state of f

, taking a similar path to hurricane charlie that ravaged south florida18 years ago. >> this is way, way, way bigger than charlie. >> reporter: but ian was more than double the size of charlie, covering the whole sunshine state. >> fort myers mayor rode it out in a second story downtown condo. >> reporter: what is that like when you're getting walloped. >> it's not something you ever want to go through. really it amazing that the structure of wind and water can did and what comes behind that. >> the bridge to nearby sanibel island leaves hundreds stranded. >> it got hit with really biblical storm surge. ian wasn't done. it regained hurricane strength before slamming into south carolina friday. the scope of the damage is not yet fully measurable, not in dollars and not in the many lives lost. some 2.5 million people lost power in florida. lewis brian just move to this fort myers neighborhood. wednesday he had nearly three feet of water inside his new home. saturday his first mortgage payment came do for a house he can't live in. >> to get the house repaire

he can help the people in south florida. check out his website.nk you, steve. >> steve: our thoughts and prayers are with everybody affected by hurricane ian. fox corporation has donated $1 million to the american red cross. hurricane ian relief efforts to provide aid and resources like shelter, meals, medical supplies, and more to those affected. if you would like to join fox's efforts, please visit redcross.org/fox. coming up on this monday, tom brady speaking out on his loss to the kansas city chiefs. week 4 in the nfl. let's check in with bill hemmer for a preview of coming attractions. >> just talking about the aftermath of being there for a long road. we will be back there on this monday morning. bill melugin has been on the border for nearly two years. this past week, bill went to washington. wait until year when he found out. he's coming up in a matter of moments. paul watches take note here. latinos drifting toward the republican party. we will show you numbers and what kind of a difference that could make. a brand-new week begins in minu

these republican candidates are ka connecting with latino voters in south texas, in south florida asn the way they talk about the united states of america as an exceptional nation. the left tends to focus on the inequities, the flaws, those on the right are high liting this country's virtues. and that is connecting in a very powerful way, which is why we have seen republicans make gains that could not have been predicted just six or seven years ago. >> i want to talk to you about another issue. the biden administration is considering a humanitarian parole program for venezuelasens to allow a family member or sponsor in the u.s. to apply on behalf of the refugee and commit to financial assistance. last week on our program, the white house the affairs denied a report that the the administration is thinking about easing sanctions on the regime. is there something on venezuela that the administration is looking at and is this politics or is this something else? >> the administration is trying to do things. number one, they are trying to show the community that they are sympathetic to the

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changed in 2020, there's definitely a shift towards republicans but mainly in south texas and south florida to a much less extent than the rest of the country, latinos aren't culturally or politically -- different reasons in south florida, it was the anti-socialist message that resonated not only with cuban americans but also venezuelans and central americans. those migrants that came from authoritarian governments but in general i think democrats still have more support than republicans, i think we'll have to wait and see until november 8th to see if that's going to stick or not. now those same issues that resonated in 2020 are also issues, here in south texas immigration, and immigration because we have to remember that there's a very strong border patrol presence south of texas, about 240,000 border patrol agents they do have a lot of support it's their livelihood. >> and chris, donald trump, let's talk about donald trump. he's making the rounds in battleground states, going to pennsylvania, florida, ohio, but not georgia, very early before the primaries and he's not rallying for governo

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south. carolina. >> eric, as a by demonstration works of the governors of florida and south carolina on hurricane relief president biden is warning the recovery in the hardest hit areas may take months or even years. he will visit florida when the conditions allowed senior national correspondent rich edson is life at the white house with more. >> good afternoon arthel for the white house as president biden spoke today with this homeland security advisor. the priority in florida who's getting water and power restored he got updated assessment according to the white house on the conditions and damage and south carolina. he has declared a state of emergency and both of those states. but that does is it frees up federal resources put everything up with search and rescue all of it on to portable cell phone towers in the states. the president said u.s. government the federal government is going to be there as long as it takes. >> the situation in florida is far more devastating. we are just beginning to see the skill of that destruction. it's likely to rank among the first and the nations history. >> m

we urge the residents of south carolina and everyone in the path of this storm to remain vigilant. for florida, as we continue to monitor the situation in south carolina, and the overall path of the storm, state and federal search andres cue operations remain -- and rescue operations remain under way in florida. fema's search and rescue teams are an effort by air, land and sea in coordination with our federal partners, as well as state and local officials. as part of this effort, floridas that about 5,000 national guard members, as well as another 2,000 members from other states for mutual aid to help with search and rescue operations and other emergency protective measures. i'll let our coast guard colleagues provide an update in a later brief. homeland security secretary mayorkas also activated the d.h.s. search capacity force yesterday. this is comprised of 7500 members from other federal agencies who can augment our staffing patterns to help us address the response and recovery needs following storms. this will significantly enhance our efforts in florida, as well as up the eastern seaboar

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action today over all of those documents, the fbi agents seized from the former president trump's south florida, home. >> a federal appeals court has agreed to fast-track an appeal by the department of justice over the appointment of an independent arbiter to review those documents. the court ordered a series of briefings by the doj and trump which would conclude by november the 17th. the appeals court has already handed the doj a victory, though it agreed to partially block a lower court's order that federal prosecutors had to stop a viewing the 100 classified documents taken from mar-a-lago for their investigation. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6 analyzing crime across the country. fbi releasing its 2021 crime report. what new data showing about crime trends in the u.s. why the study is raising some questions and family drama playing out on social media. herschel walker. some speaking out about allegations that surfaced that the republican candidate, the u.s. senate paid for an abortion. >> after a bombshell report that herschel walker, the self-proclaimed prolife republican running fo

we'll see for next season next the nfl on sunday night football in south florida, the dolphins against the steelers, miami's to a taegu vie loa. yes back at quarterback after several weeks out because of the confession. we love to see it through over 260 yards and a touchdown. the dolphins one it 16 to 10. that means that to a is undefeated. he's four and when he starts games this season, speaking of winning, it's what both the packers and buccaneers did not do on sunday, and that's not making their quarterbacks very happy. things went from bad to worse for two legendary quarterback sunday dropped by jones. tom brady's bucks lost to the panthers team playing with a third string quarterback under an interim head coach is bobbled dropped. rogers packer suffered their third consecutive loss defeated by the washington commanders. rogers finished the game face down on the turf after a failed final play right field. possible right now. right? it does. i'm not. i'm not worried about this squad. future hall of famer is have losing records this season , something that has not happened for brady

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have been killed by hurricane ian — which has been lashing the coast of south carolina after bringing widespread destruction to floridaee from these before and after images. causeways linking islands off the coast of the state have been washed away, cutting off entire communities, with some residents having to be rescued by helicopter. the bbc�*s nada tawfik is in south west florida and has sent this report. the category one storm made landfall just north of the historic city of charleston with winds of 85 mph. its charleston with winds of 85 mph. its powerful storm surge down power lines, plunging 400,000 people into darkness and left some stranded. local police captured the end of the peer collapsing before it floated away. officials did not feel evacuations were necessary but they have urged residents to avoid going out. if have urged residents to avoid going out. , ., ., �* ., have urged residents to avoid going out. i. ., �* ., ., have urged residents to avoid going out. ., �* ., ., ., , out. if you don't need to go outside and went right _ out. if you don't need to go outside and went right now, _ out. if you do

. >>> in the meantime we're going to turn now to the unsettling scene in south florida. emergency evacuation of a miami beach high-rise. residents were given just two hours to get out after inspectors found unsafe structural conditions. so what was discovered underneath the building? and this condo building is just two miles from the surfside condo that collapsed one year ago. abc's faith abubey is in florida tonight. >> reporter: tonight this 14-story miami beach condo tower cleared out after officials deemed it structurally unsafe and ordered residents to leave imme immediately. >> i didn't think it would get to a point where we might have to go. >> reporter: residents warned on wednesday about the possibility of an evacuation. at the 164-unit port royale. but given only two hours to gather their belongings a day later, dozens scrambling. in a letter obtained by abc news, engineers noting damage to one of the main beams in the parking garage, adding "we believe this beam and the other beams located in the third floor garage might support the entire building structure."

he's been previously investigated, indicted, in 2015, with a doctor from south florida, dr.those allegations back then included charges of corruption, bribery and conspiracy. when menendez went to trial, it was a mistrial and the justice department determined that they wouldn't bring forward another case, or have another trial on those particular charges. melgin was convicted in what authorities described as a massive medicare/medicaid spilling scheme out of his offices in south florida. he was sentenced to 17 years in prison and former president trump on his way out of office commuted his sentence at the suggestion, urging of senator menendez, according to trump and menendez later on, both saying that publicly. so that's what we know as far as menendez's past. as far as his future, in this criminal investigation, well, that's something we need to get more details on. i will note several people have pointed out on twitter, well, wait a minute, isn't this inside the justice department's guidelines and so-called 60 day rule, which is not really a rule, as far as politically se

series driver in seven years to be suspended for an on-track incident will miss sunday's race in south florida will be right back with a jurassic tale about an airline crew and a very special passenger. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> we end tonight with some special airline workers that went the extra mile to make sure one little boy's prized possession got the vip treatment. cbs's kris van cleave explains. >> reporter: glo jones has been checking bags at burbank, california's airport for two decades, but she'd never seen anything like this, a dinosaur the size of a small child. >> and he's scary looking but he was really adorable. >> reporter: 8-year-old rowan francois got this guy on vacation with no thought of how to get him home. >> it's almost as big as me. i thought it

what prompted my call is when you read a quote, when a cuban republican and south florida point fingers at democrats and say they are socialist. because the cubans came here from cuba under socialism but they got special privileges when they came to the u.s. until obama's administration. they got onto dry land, they were allowed to stay here and immediately their various documentation program started. the cuban community in this area got every government benefit, they got section eight housing, medicaid, they got unemployment. a path to lead to future citizenship and becoming productive citizens. they were given a leg up and any discussion of latinos and hispanics, cuban should not factor into that experience of becoming american. the way to do things is, open the borders. we need people, we need workers, we need the vibrancy that immigrants bring to the country. set up a couple of places where they can go, register them, legalize them for work. let them go out of work. host: i want to give you a chance to respond to the cuban americans immigration experience. guest: there are so many d

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the all-important latino vote as the political landscape rapidly changes, tom llamas takes us to south florida where some longstanding expectations about latino voters are being put to the test in the midterms. >> reporter: in a state known for hurricanes, in 2020, a political earthquake hit florida. >> this latino thing is an issue here for the democrats. >> reporter: joe biden won the presidency, but donald trump took nearly half of the latino vote in florida. >> republicans figured out how to connect with latino voters culturally this is not about policy this is about people's view of the country. >> reporter: a new nbc news telemundo poll shows while latinos lean democrat and prefer democratic control of congress, support for the gop is up ten points over five midterm cycles. it's why some are calling the latino voter the sleeping giant. one of the tightest races in the country is happening in this florida congressional district that includes parts of little havana more than 70% of the voters here are hispanic, and this election has two latinas going head-to-head congresswoman maria elvira

customs agent at a gun range in south florida.es tell cbs miami news partner "the miami herald" jorge arias was accidentally shot and killed by a fellow agent while they were role playing during a training class wednesday. sources tell the paper the agent who shot arias in the chest had mistakenly replaced his training pistol with his loaded handgun. tonight, the e.p.a. is investigating whether officials in mississippi discriminated against black people by refusing to improve the water system in the state capital. more than 150,000 people in jackson were under a boil water alert for nearly two months this summer, after harmful bacteria was found in the tap water. then in august, floods knocked out one of the city's water treatment plants. there's a new warning for parents to check their children's halloween candy after a disturbing discovery at a major u.s. airport. that story when we return. time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to inv

avenue that by lisa, that is the traditional celebratory avenue in this country, especially in south florida, which is the country's largest most populous city. and are there already celebrating, puffing champagne, growing child, launching fireworks and so on. but that demona most important thing now is to hear from both of the candidates as soon as possible. joining me to talk more about that now is political analyst day. give me a guy around the oyster who is from to be on day at the institute. i did tell you about so they did doing a lot of things to do it. i'm sorry. i said it backwards. dnh me. tell me what this is, the kind of reception that you would expect from supporters of law. don't have that seat up. i do it. you were telling me just a little while ago that this reminded you on when you was 1st elected. and that was a long time ago. it's been 20 years whose lola was 1st elected in 2002. this. the conditions are different things. the mood was very different back there was more on the election of hope back. and now i have the fear that many people celebrate the end of a period. the

florida. fox whether katy is live in st. cloud just south of orlando were evacuations are underway. katy, what can you tell us? ex arthel, days after he ian hit the south was part of florida other parts of the state are dealing with the flooding days after the fact. people here thought they were in the clear but now they are waking up to more flooding outside their homes. people who live in this neighborhood behind me are evacuating because of nearby creeks and lakes overflowing and causing the flooding you are seeing here. crews have been using high water trucks to drive through this flooded water. and you can see there is a tow truck right there taking a car out. that's some people are trying to do, salvage what they can to their cars do not get stuck in this if it gets any worse. it is several feet deep times people cannot drive through without risking getting stuck in less that one of those high water just a few miles from here and disseminate national guardsmen to women brought trucks into another neighborhood dealing with the same exact thing. silla county officials are concer

for the most part, south carolina was spared the destruction we have seen in florida. being restored, ports are reopening, and life in downtown charleston is resuming. nbc's shaquille brewster is on the ground in charleston with the latest. >> nowhere near what florida had to go through, and that's what you are hearing for many citizens and from local officials here. they are saying that they are breathing a sigh of relief. they feel like they dodged a bullet. that's not to say that they did not experience any damage. this is just some of the damage that we have been seeing as we go around the city. this is one of what the city says is 55 downed trees across the city of charleston, and when you look at what charleston had to face, yes, the eye at this norm was about 60 miles north of charleston, but that still means that they are about 70 mile per hour wind gusts that the experience. that still means that they have historic amounts of rain. they had the rainiest day since any time in any 24-hour period since 1938, so the impacts that they faced were significant, but th

what is your impact to help your neighbors in florida and south carolina? very minimal impact at all in georgia. we really dodged the bullet and blessed by that our thoughts and prayers go out to all those who have been affected in florida and certainly the loss of life in other states two. we were really lucky i instructed our emergency management to start allocating our resources where they are needed and other states on friday. really, right after lunch. we have those discussions even starting friday morning. we have not had a whole lot of request but we stand ready to help. we do have 14 heroes in the georgia national guard that are doing search and rescue in florida and certainly have a lot of other resources that we can send to south carolina or florida if needed. we stand by ready to do that. shannon: governor on behalf of my florida family and friends we thank you very much but let's get to your race it is a heated one. brand news fox news of polls in your race that show it with the distinct advantage over your competitor democrat stacy abrams. he r

democrat from new york, and former congresswoman ileana ros-lehtinen, a republican who represented south florida and was the first latina to serve in congress. she retired in 2017 but we ask her to join because there are no house republican women who are retiring by 22 -- by 2022, or retiring by choice, i should say. thank you for joining us. we are thrilled to have you. for those of you tuning in over the livestream, you can chime in on twitter using #rulewithus. i would like to get a better sense from each of you as to why you decided not to run for reelection. it is not because you have not won tough races before. congresswoman bustos, you won this rural district in back-to-back years in which donald trump also won your district. can you walk us briefly through your thinking? rep. bustos: thank you for having us. it is especially exciting to be with kathleen rice and ileana ros-lehtinen. love them both. we all played on the congressional women's softball team together, a great uniter. elena: we will see how baseball and softball plays into this. rep. bustos: we have great stories, including k

i don't think that people are going to stop buying in south florida or florida many general. take a step back and let people get back to where they were. dagen: mitch prorochelle, jump in here. >> hey, sam. i'm a fellow florida resident, or but i live on the east coast, i guess, as do you. >> yep. >> i guess my question is the massive migration that we've seen, and i'm one of them, from the northeast to florida or even california to florida, have some of those folks that you're talking to canceled their trips down not because of the, you know, flight cancellations, but they're rethinking the decision to relocate to florida? or is it just still full steam ahead to get out of places like new york regardless of weather conditions? i mean, did this chill the market at all? >> sure. i mean, i've been doing this since 2009, and i have never in all of these years had anyone cancel because of a hurricane. and we've had plenty of hurricanes. new york has had hurricanes too, you know? so do people stop moving because of that? it literal literally is what comes with the territory, can p

as more strikes at the ukrainian city of south florida, lebanon, and israel is set to sign a maritime border deal. after years of negotiations and one famous bohemian crystal company check, republic needs and a constant apply of gas every day with work. and i'm concerned about the future amid the energy price. ah, the instructional monetary thought is predicting a bleak future if the global economy does the warn ukraine sky, high consumer prices, and rising interest rates take that toll. let's go straight to the i m f in washington. out as here as alan fisher, is there a allen pay to picture for us just how bad this last year has been on and what the future holds according to the i m f will looking through the support. there is no good news. it just looks increasingly bleak. there's a confluence coming together of so many different crisis like political instability, climate challenges, that is the war in ukraine. and there's also continued problems of cove at not the walls been through problems economically in the past 20 years with a global financial crisis. and also with essentially

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