different and one of those things that the tim alberta piece that was so important was, he was in south floridaas in south texas, he was in arizona, and there are commonalities about working class sensibilities, social moderation and so on, but there are also differences. anti communism, for example, in south florida. these are nuances that should be understood, and -- >> it is something that the obama administration and campaign did well, when you are running it, because i am old enough to remember that one day would have somebody with a dominican accent narrating radio ads in south florida, which would be like having someone from kentucky narrating a radio ad in massachusetts. that's the biggest difference. >> i would, say i've spent a lot time in massachusetts, and they find my accent amazing! >> they are clamoring for you. >> if you may try, meg they love my colloquialism. >> i used to hate the accent, and you know, actually it was interesting, i started to cut my teeth in chicago politics and i used to have to use a colombian voice over because if i use someone with a mexican accent it wou

and one of the things about that tim alberta piece so important was that he was in south florida, he outh texas, he was in arizona. and there are commonalities about working class sensibilities, social moderation and so on, but there are also differences and to communism, for example, in south florida. these are nuances that should be understood. >> and something the obama administration, the obama campaign did really well when you were running it. because, look, i'm old enough to remember when they would have somebody with a dominican accent narrating radio ads in south florida which would be like having somebody from kentucky narrating a radio ad in massachusetts. you know, that's what the difference is. >> i would say i spend a lot of time in massachusetts and they find my accent to be -- >> they're clamoring for you. i love to make ads. and actually it's interesting. i started to cut my teeth in chicago politics and i used to have to use a columbian voice-over because if i used someone with a mexican accent it would offend the puerto rico population. if i used someone from the pue

and we didn't see that so much except for in south florida, where ron disadvantage is governor. and a lot of the trump picks were big losers and the mid term elections. so he's got to feel a bit confident about his chances. but again, as mckayla said in that piece, if he's young enough, where he could push paws on his aspirations if he wanted to for 2024. but we'll see what happens. okay. could be now, it could be later, a more, broadly speaking, looking at the results of these mid terms. you think we're going to see a shift in strategy from either the democrats or the republicans based on the results that we've seen coming in so far? well, when we talk about the republicans, i think that what they should have learned from this midterm is that people want to see results and you can't lean so much on these cultural type wars. and abortion, for example, was a big loser for them. so they're going to have to try to work more with the president and whoever makes up the congress in order to get things done. people don't like the stagnation. as far as the democrats go, i think the need

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south florida has been getting hit with nasty weather.the weather making these journeys? >> it makes it a lot more dangerous because as you know, you have been down here long enough. you see the boats that the cuban refugees come over and the haitian refugees come over. cubans usually come over on smaller boats, makeshift boats made out of anything from welded together fuel drums, i have seen highway boundary guardrails welded together recently. barely see where they usually are fueled by an old soviet truck engine, and then the haitians, they come over on much larger boats but they're dangerously overloaded. so yeah, you add that with the weather. it's perilous. >> we're seeing nbc news by the way, just reported officials have also floated plans to house haitian migrants in a third country or even at the guantanamo bay naval base, if the increase continues. what would it mean for those plans, i mean, do we know about those plans to house folks in a third country or in guantanamo bay? >> just been reading about it ourselves. i cover mostl

all the way up through florida, south carolina. this system then moves right up into the coasts, washington, d.c., new york city, into new england. fierce winds from the storm already reaching florida's east coast and kicking up rough surf. this building in daytona beach shores. ginger zee with the timing and the track. she's standing by in just a moment. but first, rob marciano with the preparations. he's in jensen beach, florida, tnight. >> reporter: tonight, angry atlantic waves from nicole, a massive storm crashing ashore. look at the white caps and wave action here on the indian river. this isn't even the ocean. and this isn't even high tide. this sea wall's taking a beaten. those houses in jeopardy. this road certainly going to be flooded tonight. in daytona beach shores, officials forced to evacuate families from multiple high rises. the properties already sustaining damage from hurricane ian. our ginger zee in daytona beach. >> the storm is still more than 250 miles away and the erosion has been epic. look out this window. t

bahamians figured heavily in the early development of south florida, which began in earnest with therrison flagger, the tycoon largely credited with big father of modern florida. his dream was the florida east coast railway, which would run from jacksonville to key west connecting the ports of miami to along its route new towns, new cities, new edens where america's rising middle class could frolic and play. he also agreed to lay a foundation for the city on both sides of the miami river. as more and more whites moved in, segregation took hold and much of the bahamian community was forced into the black neighborhoods like overtown and liberty city. if you're looking for old miami, original miami, you're looking to a great extent for black miami. ♪ these days liberty city is mostly ignored by developers, but back in the day it was the epicenter of the black community. a lot has happened since then. ♪ >> cook: corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> anthony: what do you usually get? >> luther: the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> anthony: your parents were jamaican

[applause] >> thank you for coming so the first thing we tweeted in florida is considered part of the deep southnd it started a threat that was interesting so what would you say in answer to that question? >> absolutely. for a couple of reasons first of all i pose the question because the image of florida tends to be south florida and miami and his knee. it is a double entendre because it is about the shape in that that panhandle is certainly the deep south as much alabama and georgia and the like aspi anything else. but also that in the typical sense it is the argumentative letter florida is like a nation unto itself teaching us about the history ofsp the country where you remember it spain was here first that you are aware of o the incredible diversity of the people of african descent over multiple generations it is the deep south orange county the highest rate of lynching. >> iit was surprised. >> h the highest rate of lynchings in the country. >> and disney world is representative of what we do and this is across the board. we tend to sanitize history. they wanted to be tidy and prettier tha

val demings, 53-42%, and when you look at the numbers, and you think of the president going to south florida, all i can think he needs as much political heft as he can muster. a magic wand, and why is he going to florida anyway instead of some of the other battleground states? >> well, we welcome him coming to florida. for us a reminder what we have been telling people the entire campaign and that joe biden and the democrats control the white house, the house and the senate, for 22 months, and what they have produced for our country is inflation, run away immigration, crime problems around the country, and you know, obviously they have to answer for that. so if you want to leave these people in choice of the government you welcome joe biden and want him to be here. in my view, reminds people of what a disaster they have been and reminds people as well that val demings, my opponent, has voted with nancy pelosi and the democratic leadership 100% of the time. that's why they want her in the senate and i think he's in florida because they don't want him in wisconsin, don't want him in pennsylvan

south florida tended to go very liberal.ected in the state was almost exclusively from martin county down. now it's happening is hispanic voters because the democrats have frankly just crapped on them for so long and treated them like the atomic tron board, they are finding out the hard way that they care about the kids school quality. they care about not having a shot jammed in there arm they don't want. they care about public safety. relates the left is just figuring this out and thankfully the republican party down in south florida because of the cuban community and venezuelan community that escapes socialism is very strong down there, they took advantage of spanish-language radio and you generational transformational change. i'll make a prediction i don't think florida is a swing state anymore. i think florida is now a blood red republican state just like texas. [cheers and applause] yes! yes! let me ask you a question! is florida a red state or a swing state? >> crowd: red! >> thank you! >> steve: i feel i go be talking

we'll explain in today's red and gold report. >>> first we go live to south florida as tropical storm nicole slams into beach front communities even threat my name is douas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> tropical storm nicole made landfall as a hurricane battering communities along the florida coast. many of the same communities still recovering from hurricane ian just a few weeks ago. christian, we understand some high rise condos could be in danger from the storm? >> reporter: we've spoken about beach erosion and concern of what that can do to the sorry line here. i mean, this is exactly why. take a look at what's happening behind me. this used to be the deck of a seven story building and it was completely washed out to the ocean. now, this building is at

good to see you. >>> now, in south florida, a piece of miami beach history has been erased from the skylinemploded the once luxurious deauville beach resort which had fallen into disrepair after years of neglect. in its heyday, the 17-story hotel hosted the beatles and president john f. kennedy. it officially closed in 2017 after an electrical fire. not clear yet what will happen with the beachfront property. you can probably guess. they'll put a building on it. >>> dolly parton has been on a roll of late. earlier this month, the country music legend was inducted into the rock & roll hall of fame. if you didn't think she had been already. and on friday, parton was honored with the jeff bezos courage and civility award for her philanthropy. the award comes with $100 million, no strings attached in how she decides to use it. parton has a long record of charitable giving. during the covid pandemic, she donated $1 million to the vanderbilt university medical center's vaccine research efforts. it was partly used to fund mod moderna's vaccine. she's also credited the dolly parton scholarship, whi

clearwater it's nationally from new york all the way out towards texas and all the way down to south floridaes have been built over erased, marginalized, underfunded, and need support in order to make them whole and have this history known. this is not an isolated story, unfortunately. >> so far jackson has listed about cemeteries nationwide. under housing, freeways, and the county owned parking lot of tropicana field, home to baseball's tampa bay rays. >> what we want to bring forward is the memory, the knowledge that these sites were there. these places, these cemeteries, these families were there, lived, died, worked, contributed to our country, to their communities, to our hometowns. >> is there evidence of white cemeteries being lost, abandoned, forgotten in the way that these are? >> there are abandoned cemeteries across the board. there are cemeteries that are not only african american cemeteries or black cemeteries that have been in some way desecrated. but the issue is more acute with black cemeteries because of issues like slavery, segregation in which this particular community wer

south as the gulf coast. you're looking good in florida.for over 250 million folks and the biggest story we're covering this weekend, fox weather is all over this. we have reporters up and down lake erie and ontario for an epic snow event. lake effect snow event that will bring upwards of what we think is 50 inches of snow for buffalo and close to watertown, new york, so that's going to be the biggest story as we go into the weekend. foxweather.com has you covered. and by the way, we have a busy travel week next week. foxweather.com will keep you up to date on all your holiday travels. i'm so excited to be here. thank you, hollywood, florida and to all the people that came out to see us. it has been quite a week. and i'm just excited to be here. i'm sad to go home to cold. steve, ainsley, brian. >> brian: i know. all right. thank you, janice. great job. >> ainsley: happy to go home to sleep, right? how many hours did you get last night? >> janice: yes, two? >> brian: all right. >> ainsley: have a safe trip home. country star john rich close

from portland, oregon to south florida, we flipped seats with candidates running on an agenda focused on lowering inflation, reducing energy costs, securing america's order, combating crime, and getting parents more involved and their kids' education. i look forward to bringing those bills to the floor through a committee process that is open again. it is going to be an exciting time. we are ready to go to work for hard-working families across the country and the person that is going to lead the way is kevin mccarthy. [applause] rep. mccarthy: our job will not be easy. we have got a close majority. we are going to have to work together and we want to work with anyone who wants to make america stronger. we want to work with anyone on both sides of the aisle if they want to make america energy independent, if their parents -- give their parents a say in their kids' education, secure our borders or stop defunding the police. we know there are challenges around the world that we are listening to the american public but are prepared to leave -- lead, regardless the size of the majority. th

if you look everywhere from portland oregon down to south florida, we flipped seats from democrat to republican with candidates that were running on of the commitment to america. an agenda focused on securing america's border, combating crime where we can get police the tools they need to keep community safe and returned safely to their families. get parents more involved in their kids education. i really look forward to bringing those bills to the floor through a committee process that is open again. we will make congress work again. where the committees meet in person again, to debate things that are important to hard-working families who are struggling under this biden agenda. it will be an exciting time. we are ready to go to work for hard-working families all across the country. the person who will lead the way is our next speaker, kevin mccarthy. >> we know our job will not be easy. we know the tasks, we had a close majority. we have to work together. we want to work with anyone that wants to make america stronger, anybody on both sides of the aisle if they want to make america

now to "your voice, your >>> now to "your voice, your vote" and a look at one traditionally blue south floridacoming election. abc's jay o'brien joins us from miami, florida. jay, good morning to you. >> reporter: eva, good morning. registered republicans now outnumber democrats here in florida. it's a major shift that's leading voters to decide tuesday whether this is still a swing state or if florida is reliably red. 48 hours out from election day, florida's governor ron desantis and senator marco rubio holding comfortable leads against their democratic challengers, charlie crist and congresswoman val demings, out making their final case to voters. here in miami-dade, gop voters even outpacing democrats in early voting and vote by mail raising the question of whether this historically blue county could go red. over in little havana, jose, a registered democrat, now pulling for desantis and rubio. why did you change your affiliation? >> well, three things, the border, biden inflation and crime. >> reporter: former president donald trump, a florida resident now eyeing a potential third run for

i love that he poses the es question aubecause i think our image of florida especially south florida it tends to be miami and disney. and the first sentence of this florida chapter is pivotal. >> i was going to cite that. >> it's a double entendre because it's about the sheet and part of the point is the panhandle is certainly the deep south. as much alabama and georgia and the like as anything else. but the double entendre is pialso that it's a pistol. in the biblical sense it is an instructive letter, and argumentative letter. florida is in some ways like texas a nation unto itself but it also teaches us a ha great deal about the history to this country where you remember spain was here first in terms of the european encounters. it's where you are aware of the incredible diversity of the people of african descent over multiple generations as well as multiple groups of europeans. it's a deep south because you can point to very clear things. orange county, the highest rate of lynchings. >> i was stunnedby that statistic in your book . >> the highest rate of rylynchings in the country.

police say the suspect who was arrested in south florida yesterday knew the victims. >>> cbs new york is under arrest after a brick was thrown at a new york city lgbtq bar. 34-year-old sean kuilan faces criminal mischief, weapons, and reckless endangerment charges in connection with the incident. police are also investigating two prior cases of bricks and rocks being thrown at the building in the last week. sources say the suspect confessed to three incidents and told police it was revenge against an employee of that bar. >>> and the "baltimore sun" says three people were critically injured when a house exploded. a woman and a teenage girl were inside the home. a 70-year-old man who was outside was also hurt when he went in to help the victims and the house collapsed on him. several nearby houses were damaged.ne rkth th they smeld he explosio overentit arab pulls a world cup. we'll tell you how the saudis celebrated. dis dis ce time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future.

moving north and could strengthen when it is expected to make landfall wednesday into thursday the south florida water management district has started lowering water in canals in advance. strong winds, dangerous storm surges are expected. >> certainly something florida does not need. for the latest on the storm let's turn to meteorologist michelle grossmann >> hey, there, guys. many people still recovering from what we saw with ian. we're going to see impacts as early as tomorrow night. we're looking at hurricane-force winds tonight in the bahamas here's the latest on nicole. winds at 45 miles per hour moving northwest at 8 miles per hour it could strengthen to a hurricane. we have a hurricane warning for portions of the bahamas. also a tropical storm warning. notice the southeast, too, the state of florida into georgia. tropical storm watch and warnings, also a hurricane watch. we also have a threat for strong, dangerous storm surge. this could all cause power outages. but first storm surge. that's where we have the wall of water that created all the destruction with ian we're looking at storm

south florida, new pollinge inda there indicates that ron desantis, who's running for reelection as governor of the state of florida, may win miami-dade. >> it's pretty unbelievable. so why how did ron desantis, who served for one term as governor, of florida, apparently shift to miami dade republican ? what is going on here exactly? not all disinformation. we suspect. ron desantis joins us tonight. >> governor , thanks so much. >> hey, how are you?u so m great foucr coming on . so you know, these are just wi you know, these are just possible that you will winll-dad miami-dade, which wouldn't have seemed possible two years ago. so what exactly is going on here? >> to what do you attribute? there's clearly been a shift. why? i think there's a number of factors. i mean, one , i waswas sa the governor that was savingvi their jobs, their businesses and keeping their kids in school during covid the democratic partyn school ope on every single one of those policies. se and they wanted basicallyfinite indefinite lockdowns and school closures l. r people. d for blue collar people. we also have done

he's expected to make his announcement at mar-a-lago in south florida. and if he does that, we'll be bringing you that update. well, in the east bay, thousands of runners took to the streets to compete in the berkeley half marathon this year. organizers created a non binary division kron four's camila barco caught up with the first place runner and that division. >> someone like me by dan advisors non-binary. >> it's huge. to made history at the berkeley half marathon sunday morning is the first non-binary runner to cross the finish line. the first time race organizers have introduced that division. it's a step in the right direction and i hope it continues for people. >> who see gender is more than just men and women. odom says it signifies morning the but they still haven't been allowed to be part of an elite team right now. i'm not on the team because identifies i do. >> and you know, also a fast runner. so i'm looking place to be and said to have that team environment in their ran the 13.1 miles an hour. and 25 minutes. >> eric, he'll never participa

discussion without any rainy -- heart discourse. >> we were talking about an opinion writer from south floridaho writes for the sentinel, and he was talking about how he believed many people in florida today on thanksgiving would be talking about rising housing prices, and is becoming unaffordable for many in florida. would you agree with that? what is your situation like. as you approach retirement, and you think about whether you can live on your retirement funds. >> can you hear me? >> we can. >> i agree with that. but not necessarily in regards to my husband and myself. more to the young people that are just starting their lives, where they won't be able to afford to have a decent place to stay, and my son, his wife, they are having all kinds of problems trying to afford to live here in south florida. it is just ridiculous, the prices for houses, and for rentals, so they don't have many options on what to do. my daughter-in-law is a nurse, my son is in retail, and they make good decent money, but they have two children, and it is difficult to live here in fort. >> what are they looking out

daniel garcia is a traveling basketball coach in south florida. >> parents on his team pay on average about $150 a month. so this could be a pretty serious financial commitment for parents, right? i mean, >> it can be. but for the most part, we're one of the cheapest around this programs charge and double to the u.s. department of health says youth sports help kids develop leadership and social skills and learn how to be active early on it really when delivered. well. >> can be super supportive for youth development. dana, for a guns does research on youth and young adult participation in sports. just like having a great teacher is good for your social development asd you're learning of map. how do you really great coach having that developmentally oriented environment in sport? is what helps it be more than just tee ball but enrolling your kid in a sport comes with a big price tag. a 2019 study done before today's record inflation said parents on average paid $693 per sport per kid on the list of the 5 most expensive sports are ice, hockey and gymnastics hockey costing parents more t

and that doesn't seem to be the case except for south florida. where rhonda santa says governor, so i'm sure he feels very confident. okay and stacy, we have more information about ronda sanders? let's see if we can take a closer look. morning ladies and gentlemen, this is your governor speaking. rhonda sandra, this is the top gun of florida republicans, but his main aim to become the next republican candidate for president to do that till likely have to take on the man who championed him. donald trump takes credit for desantis election to governor in 2018. now their rivals america's comeback begins this november, and it recently, trump gave him a derogatory nickname, calling him rhonda sanctimonious. that was just after the former president strongly hinted he wants to run again for the republicans. and now in order to make our country successful and safe and glorious, i will very, very, very probably do it again. no, that would be a blow to desantis own ambitions. in florida. he was, will pillar for keeping schools open during the pandemic, not

november storm has strengthened to a category 1 hurricane as it nears south florida's atlantic coast.make landfall tonight or early tomorrow morning governor. ron. desantis says people in high risk areas need to be ready to get out fast people in the entire impacted areas should continue to pay close attention as the storm progresses. we know these things can be dynamic. nicole's storm surge could climb to five feet along florida's coast the storm brought waist deep flooding to the bahamas earlier today. just last month. remember hurricane ian devastated southwest florida causing at least 114 deaths the atlantic hurricane season is usually plateauing by november winding down hurricane. kate was the last november hurricane to hit the us that was back in 1985 back here in california, man with mountain is saying it's snowiest november in the last 10 years. check this out. we're only nine days into the month. this is video shot by them today. yes, it is. really that snowy. they are right now. it's undere s fnow after that early season storm bringing in the largest november snow totals eve

and joined by the central americans and south americans, colombians, venezuelans, nicaraguans, hondurans, guatemalans, they all became republicans in florida. in south texas, the tejano's, the mexican americans are moving into the republican party. not only did they vote for local republicans but they also voted very strongly for the governor. the governor carried one of the counties down there. you've actually been in that county when we went bird hunting and you did really well, the three populated counties, cameron, hidalgo, and webb. >> there was hope they could win those seats. >> there was hope for two of them. my a floor is won a special election different and what in. >> that hasn't been won by a republican and over -- >> going to make a call and take a quick break. fox news can project that wisconsin governor the democratic -- takes a second term in office but this was a close race. republicans really thought the businessman could take out the incumbent governor. this is one of the reasons why the gap between ron johnson and mandella barnes, the tenant governor, continues to narrow. they are looking at different vote areas. going

we talked about this because i think you know our image of florida tends to be south florida and it tends to be miami and disney and you know the first sentence of the florida chapter is florida is a pistol. i was gonna i was gonna cite that yeah, and it's a double entender because it's about the shape and part of the point is that the panhandle is certainly the deep south it is as much alabama and georgia and the the like is anything else but the double entender is also that it's an epistle. in the biblical sense. it is an instructive letter. it's an argumentative letter. florida is in some ways like, texas and nation unto itself. but it also teaches us a great deal about the history of this country. it's where you remember that spain was here first in terms of european encounters. it's where you were meant your you are aware of the incredible diversity of indigenous people of people of african descent over multiple generations as well as multiple groups of europeans. it's a deep south because you know you can you can point to very clear things right orange county the highest rate of lyn

and i think it proved that brazil they know how to south florida, they know how to cook a much and they perform. i think it okay. i must say must the fans that to hit the boast so it could have been a little bit bigger. and now they have so much offensive. first quality. they're in the final 3rd. i mean yeah, they might had some problems, but that there you have re charlie, son. he said it looked like he was playing in ipanema beach at some point for bali . yeah. for that he go, be nice usaa gabriella is a so much quality dare, and i think they are a better built her team to, to, for me, it might be the favorite now one now because i, i predict that, that, gen, tina france. or maybe i'll say brazil. and that went in portugal in christiane. i went out there in particular, what did you make as his performance? his performance. it was what we could expect for rinaldo right now, knowing that he can still produce that he can still offer something and what i mean, something it's obviously in terms of goals, but also in terms of intangibles because there was a moment where he did come up to pi

south florida. new polling there indicates that ron desantis may win miami-dade county.ron apparently shift miami-dade republicans? what is going on here exactly? and actually ron desantis joins us tonight. governor? >> hey, how are you? >> thank you so much for coming on. it does seem possible that you will win miami-dade county, which would not have seemed possible two years ago. so what exactly is going on and why? >> i think there's a number of factors, first, i was the governor that was saving their jobs, their businesses, keeping their kids in school during covid-19. the democratic party opposed me on every single one of those policies, they wanted basically indefinite lock downs, school closures, that is not good for blue-collar people. we also have been very strong on crime. i immediately called out the national guard, we were not going to let that happen in florida. we are a law and order state, i think that that is important. and i think that we reflect values raising kids. including making sure that the kids would not be sexualized in elementary school, that c

were joined by the central americans and the south americans, colombians, venezuelans, nicaraguans, hondurans, guatemala, they all became republican in floridathe mexican-americans are moving into the republican party, not only did they vote for local republicans but they also voted very strongly for the governor, the governor carried one of the counties down there. you've actually been in that county when you went bird hunting and did really well and this repopulated counties cameron has all go and web. >> there was hope that they could windows. >> there was hope about two of them but mayra flores won a special election in a different direction that she ranted. >> that was one by republican indicate. >> over a century. >> since 1870. >> i will make a call both take a quick break. fox news can predict that wisconsin governor tony evers a democrat in government has defeated tim michels with this when he takes a second term in office. this was a close race, republicans really thought the businessman tim michels could take out the income that governor. this is one of the reasons why we haven't called the senate race there, the gap between ron j

the 80s in south florida. 70s across florida. incredibly cold air, 22, 16 degrees. across parts of the midwestern and northern plains of the united states where the temps are dropping off sharply. unusual setup where you have a mix of summer like conditions and winter like conditions happening at the same time. guys? >> thank you, pedram. >>> now the government's latest figures on inflation will be released in the coming hours. one issue the biden white house is hoping congress will address before the new year. >>> plus, the hotly contested senate race in georgia is headed to a runoff. how it could impact which party controls the u.s. senate. that's ahead. sirloin salisbury steak and all-natural salmon. perfect for lunch or dinner. only at ihop. download the app and earn free food with every purchase. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective with

i have been on this coastline for south florida to hear my entire life 48 years and have never seen anything remotely close. >> hundreds of people were evacuated before several beachfront homes collapsed into the ocean. this swimming pool dangling on the edge. >> i was in the living room yesterday that is now in the ocean. they had a deck and 100 feet before you hit water. this is how fast erosion can change the coast. >> 49 buildings have been deemed unsafe including two dozen hotels and condos. >> structural damage along the coastline is unprecedented. >> strong serve near st. augustine producing massive amounts of seafoam. this park bench floating away. the store hitting areas still recovering from hurricane ian which slammed the sunshine state just six weeks ago. forecasters are on high alert nickel moves in and warning of possible tornadoes and downed trees today. reena roy, abc news, new york. >> so much destruction. >> this will leave everybody behind. let's get some really cold conditions. it shows once again how tropical storms have their own life and how they have their own destruc

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the florida coast right now, hurricane warnings have been issued for a large swath and largely south florida including palm beach county and a host of others. winds right now in excess of 60 miles an hour, there's also fears this could develop likely into category one storm, 75 miles an hour wind or greater. by this time tomorrow. ron desantis declared emergencies for three dozen florida counties, this could be a doozy of a storm, nothing like ian but high winds, massive storms that could engulf much of florida. more after this. ♪ thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. because once you experience thinkorswim® by td ameritrade ♪ there's no going back. clear getting word from donald trump in his office right now he expects republicans have a good night tonigh

hundreds of supporters here at his club here in south florida, mar-a-lago. he said he should have had two terms in a row, he would have addressed inflation, energy and border security. >> one of the beautiful things of the pause if there is such a thing is a beautiful thing. one of the important factors of the pause is that we see how bad they have done. everybody will agree with us because everybody sees what a bad job has been done during this two-year period. it will be al four-year period. >> the pause is the biden administration. lindsey graham read, if president trump continues this tone and delivers this message on a consistent basis, he'll be hard to speech. the speech tonight against the biden administration charts a winning path for him in the primaries and general election. democrats have a different perspective, the national committee writes, quote, "today is a kickoff to what will be a messy primary. the dnc will be ready for them all," many republicans had pushed the former president trump wait to declare until after the december 6th, georgia's

. >> on stage at his south florida estate, donald trump announcing the white house run he's hinted at election defeat. >> in order to make america great and glorious again, i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> the former president -- impeached twice, including for his role in the january 6th insurrection -- placing himself at the head of a movement to take power back for his supporters. >> this is our country, our government. >> now at the center of multiple investigations, mr. trump said a weaponized justice system is the greatest threat to the u.s. >> we must conduct a top to bottom overhaul to clean out the festering rot and corruption of washington, d.c. [cheers and applause] and i'm a victim, i will tell you. i am a victim. >> trevor: "that's right, folks, i'm the biggest victim of all. every time i do something illegal, they come after me. i have done 30 illegal things. they have come after me at least 20 times. it is so unfair, so unfair." as ridiculous as this is, i'm glad he's being honest about why he's running. he

it's not just cuban americans in south florida, demographic and over.s, it's with colombians, it's with central americans. and it's not just for candidates with like ron desantis, is for a slew of republicans. >> -- marco rubio and ron desantis did very, very well. and as much as democrats might be breathing a sigh of relief that it was not worse, they're whistling past the graveyard because there is institutional change going on here. and john and stallone, e biden's pollster, what about this in the wall street journal a few days ago. the fact is that minority voters, latinos and african americans, are slowly moving to the republican party. that does not mean that they are going in droves and it does not mean that the democrats are still getting sizeable majorities. but in these tight races, all you need is to pick off 2%, 3% more. and we were just talking about this, the change in arizona, how republicans did you slightly better. the change in other places -- and we are still counting votes. so, some of the reason that these races are so close is beca

that certainly doesn't resonate with hispanics in south florida.love this country tremendously -- many of which are exiles from socialist and communist regimes and feel that republicans better understand the trauma that they left their countries from -- i think that has been a message that has resonated with south florida hispanics. >> as you know, the republican party tried to expand its reach into the hispanic community across the country. in fact, one republican operative i was with a nevada said to us that they want other states to be a lot more like florida, meaning the republican party to become more diverse. it does not look at this early hour like they have had a lot of success this year. why not? >> i think first you have to understand that the fact that we have been talking about success among hispanic republicans. it's something we have never talked about in the past. hispanics were dominated by democrats for a long time, and have been dominated by democrats for a while. i think the fact that we are debating about how big of an impact re

but very rarely, kim, do we see a storm push ashore and see this happening at this hour across south floridaain, notice widespread coverage of these wind gusts that are currently at 30, 40 miles per hour, and we do have upwards of 55,000 customers right now across the state of florida that are in the dark as the system approaches land. so we do expect that number to pick up here in the coming hours as nikole makes landfall. >> all right, we will keep monitoring, that thank you so much, let's go live to cocoa beach where cnn's chris is standing by. so, chris, what are the conditions there where you are right now? >> well, high winds, heavy rain, and significant flooding were of course expected throughout the night but here the conditions continue to deteriorate, if i have to be honest with you it is hard for me to hear you because of these powerful wind gusts that we are experiencing, that storm surge has arrived here in this area here and officials are really urging folks to stay off the roadways to stay home especially as this hurricane inches its way into florida, now up in volusia county

the voice center at the university of south florida is working on an app that could diagnose diseaseser and park sin con's with just the sound of your voice. one of the leading doctors creating this project is with us. doctor, welcome to the show. can you explain layman's terms how this will work? >> of course. thank you so much for having me. the project is called voice as a biomarker for health. the goal is to capture as many voices as possible with people with these diseases to help technology do algorithms with artificial intelligence to understand. we know as physicians when our patients talk to us there is a lot of things we can diagnose. i'm a, i'm a voice surgeon. i see people with voice disorders every day, including voice box cancer. often when they come in, i close my eyes, by just the sound of their voice i can't necessarily make an exact diagnosis but i have a pretty good idea what is going on. and we know other experts in other fields have the same. so we just want to bring that technology. stuart: can you diagnose all forms of cancer just by the sound of your voice or j

they are not patrolling the border, they are filling out paperwork and sending people to south floridaple to new york, that's what they are doing. maria: of course, as i've mentioned many times those criminal cartels are taking home $300 million a week. they are getting rich on this wide-open border for america and, of course, then there are the dogs. john, thank you very much for being here. we will be watching the rescue mission for all of those abandoned animals. thank you very much for what you're doing, thank you. >> thank you, maria, for having me. maria: crypto catastrophe, the collapse of ftx leading to bankruptcy filing from another firm in the crypto world. we have the details when we come right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're here today to set the record straight about dupuytren's contracture. surgery is not your only treatment option. people may think their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. visit findahandspecialist.com today to get started. maria: welcome back, well, the collapse of ftx now creating a domino effect in the crypto space blockfy yesterday becoming

. >>> first the political news that came out of south florida. >> is this where "the new york post" saidrida man makes announcement? >> yeah. willie, big spread on donald trump in the first page? >> no. as you see, i had to fold it over. florida man makes announcement, see page 26 for more. that is "the new york post." >> anybody that knows what trump's reading habits are, it's the new york post, "the new york times," "daily news" and some morning shows that he hate watches still his people tell me. >> amid multiple legal woes, former president trump announced a third bid for the white house just a week after he led his party to disappointing results in the midterm elections. garrett haig has more. >> reporter: donald trump announcing the white house run he's hinting at ever since his 2020 election defeat. >> in order to make america great and glorious again, i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: the former president impeached twice, including for his role in the january 6th insurrection placing himself at the head of a movement to take power back f

part of south florida's pga hope program which introduces veterans with disabilities to the game of golf portion of the pga's charitable foundation pga reach. on this veterans day, we honor those who have put their lives on the line for this country. this evening a personal tale from the fox family. one of our own connects with a former prisoner of war from the vietnam era. it's an amazing story. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin has it. >> as war raged in vietnam, a quiet effort started by two sorority sisters to show support for the pow and mias shot down in rice patty fields took off across america. students began wearing bracelets with the name of an american pow and the date they were shot down. stars like john wayne, princess grace and sonny and cher wore them. fox news editor brad paxton was one of those kids who sent his $2.50 away to purchase a bracelet. >> this is actually a photo of me wearing the bracelet. i had lots of hair back then. >> his bracelet honored lieutenant ke carrie august 31s, 1967. >> 50% of my junior high school was wearing the bracelet.