. >> still ahead, a community in south florida tackling an unusual problem, a peacock problem. why are now getting involved? >> it has been 2 years since the u.s. withdrew from afghanistan marking the taliban's takeover of kabul. washington correspondent anna wiernicki has more from washington. >> it's been 2 years since the u.s. military began to pull all its troops and americans out of afghanistan. the >> decision to withdraw from afghanistan was incredibly difficult. one, but also the right one on tuesday, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken defended the decision to leave. we end america's longest war. >> first time in 20 years don't have another generation. of young americans going to fight and i in afghanistan as the u.s. withdrew, the taliban took over on tuesday. they paraded the streets of afghanistan in celebration. it was a heartbreaking day at a low-rise who served as the last ambassador of afghanistan to the u.s. sit on news nation that the withdrawal was too fast and left the people of afghanistan abandoned. we left the in a stage that as we fought see in the ho

south florida, where they've exploded in population, an endangering this vital stretch of warm wetlands. so on this particular levy where we're searching tonight, in years past, it was common to find three, four, maybe five snakes on any given night. we've been out here for a couple of hours. we haven't found any, but that's a good thing. it's a sign that the program is working. >> let's go get them. it's one python at a time. it all matters. >> florida's government has tried to control the python population by raising awareness with the hunting competition, but by no means is the problem solved. florida ans are still being encouraged to catch and kill burmese pythons with no permit needed all year long. for beth and peggy, that means their work is only just getting started. >> you don't have any place on the on the planet that's like this. and you know, once it's gone, it's gone. >> once it's gone, it's gone. those pythons are a big, big problem. primarily because they are eating mammals. they're big. they get 18ft. wow long. they could be as wide as like a telephone pole. so they can,

let's talk about south florida, the pleadings, why was only one of the coconspirators able to plead.ed, the other gentleman did not. >> it's ground hog's day, everybody in the case has to retain local counsel as well as their chosen counsel. they need a south florida lawyer, somebody who's licensed to practice in the southern district of florida to represent them and serve as lead counsel. carlos came to court today with somebody he intends to retain but has not been formally retained. >> is that strategy, slow it down, slow it down, slow it down. >> it could be. and clearly because save america is paying for legal fees, they may want approval over not only who the main counsel is but the local counsel too. on the other hand, there is significant financial and reputational risk for those associated with the case. it may make it harder for people to find a south florida lawyer who wants to be involved. >> the superceding indictment, what charges does it add? >> two charges against each defendant with respect to obstructing the subpoena over surveillance footage. the allegations say th

many people did go to hotels, whether it is south florida or southeast florida, drove up to the atlanta area to escape this. there are many options, good thing is downtown tampa, all the hotels stayed open, they are not in a flood zone. they did pay -- take some storm surge but no mandatory evacuation so the hotels did stay open. this is a big area, many accommodations for people on barrier islands. i want to point out this is amazing to me, yesterday morning at 11:00 a.m. :00 am it was still a tropical storm and to think less than 24 hours later it went from a ts to a cat one to a cat 2, 3, 4, one hundred 25 mile an hour winds and came ashore as a 3. if that's not rapid intensification scenario i don't know what is. i've never seen anything like it. neil: you've covered more than a few of these. before we dodge out of here, take a quick break, a thousand flights plus or minus a few are canceled through all of this in and out of florida, began with tampa international airport, saint augustine airport shut down as well. flight cancellations slowing a little bit, but you know the nature o

. >> you and i have both spent a lot of time living in south florida. when you live in south florida, preparing for storms like this, it becomes kind of muscle memory. you have lived through it before, you know what you have to do, the preparations you have to undertake. i am just curious as you talk to folks there, as you talk to residents. are they making those preparations ahead of the storm? are they taking this as seriously as they should? >> alicia, i'll tell you. i still live in south florida, and when we have a storm coming, we know what to do. everybody knows what to do, how to prepare. what are you going to do if a hurricane comes your way? that's not the story in california. i've had conversations with residents here today and yesterday, and frankly, most people have no idea what they should be doing to prepare. they don't know if it's important to have a plan, to go somewhere, do they stay in their homes? do they lock up? so that's probably the biggest difference. is people not being familiar with what needs to be done. now, i've spoken to a

>> we are based in miami which is in south florida and the hurricane made its landfall on the west coastlorida have been pretty limited when it comes to regions like palm beach and miami, fort lauderdale we've basically seen heavy rain yesterday. that's a very good picture when you look at the other side of the state. places like tampa and st. petersburg saw heavy floods, heavy flooding. they were in -- the region was directly hit is in the northern part of the state called the big bend. it got a lot of destruction talking about the first major hurricane to hit florida since september of last year when ian made landfall. dani: just to jump in here, i want to stay on that point of where the hurricane actually landed, what does that mean in terms of cost, and terms of the damage that needs to be restored? >> let me compare it with ian because that's the best way to wrap the head around this. ian hit a more populated area, fort myers which is also close to tampa and brought over $100 billion in damage. the damage estimated to bring is about $10 billion. it's much smaller because it's hittin

and that is going to start to track its way towards the south florida panhandle. as we go tuesday into wednesday, taking the flooding reins with it, that's your weather update. the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the harmful passages are increasingly affecting our life. we've terrible consequences. a documentary asks whether we've learned any lessons from the h. i. p. as in the fight against coven 19, we ignore the global sucks to port process. for 4, people. want to cost the time of $10.00 desks on i'll just the vegetable disease accounts for 15 percent. that's the the the controversy in zimbabwe presidency anderson and then go has one that's taken to him and office for the results is rejected by the opposition. the ultimate cry, this is delta 0 life and also coming up the vigils held in florida for the 3 black people killed and a racially motivated shooting pro to protest is.

and in south—west florida as the governor has mentioned we've restored over 100,000 accounts with powerthank the utilities and the municipal electric association and cooperatives and we really appreciate the hard work they have been doing in tallahassee in the morning hours and tallahassee electric was out restoring powers in the capital region so we appreciate what they are doing and we will continue to respond and we've already started responding to issues in south—west florida and i talk to one representative this morning at about 3am and he has said it is very like hurricane irma and a lot of storm surge and a lot of damage but certainly not there and said it was reminiscent of what they experienced, so we are happy to hear that and we appreciate him giving me a call. we are here and ready and we will deploy the response and recovery teams as quick as we can. we like to move very quickly at the division and we are ready to provide the needed support to the big bend communities as well as those communities as well as those communities with outstanding impact from the other bands of t

idalia, now a tropical storm, has moved across south carolina after pummelling georgia. in floridag those homes still exist. i'm feeling great. the house is still here, but there are so many houses that are gone. and so much stuff around. i've never seen anything like this. as i wrote through town, trying to get to my house, you see trees uprooted, power lines, you know, laying in the road. and it'sjust it's pretty devastating. it took a toll on this town. we stayed in the wal—mart parking lot last night and the wind - wasjust howling, howling. and we were boxed in. and there was other residents there from, you know, - that left their house. and, man, it wasjust - it was unbelievable how strong winds can be. mother nature is definitely nojoke to play with. - let's talk to drjennifer collins — a hurricane researcher at the university of south florida — in tampa. before we stand, how are you? how is yourfamily, how it before we stand, how are you? how is your family, how it been for the last couple of days for you. i am last couple of days for you. i am livin: in last couple of days

because of the advocacy of the very vocal and politically influential cuban american community in south, florida. haitian both people by comparison were more likely to be called economic migrants despite the fact that they were fleeing equally or more repressive conditions. patients were much more likely to be detained and deported than where the cubans and this did not change until the congressional black caucus took up their cause and forged a more humane response from congress. and then one final example of the importance of advocacy. the nicaraguan adjustments and central american relief act of 1997 this act allowed hundreds of thousands of central americans. to remain in the united states and this legislation was the result was the culmination of almost two decades of intensive. advocacy on the part of an unlikely coalition of allies of the political left and the political right. but there are many other examples that i could highlight here about the importance of advocacy and as many of you know, i have a new book that's coming out in the spring and in that book i discussed many of many ot

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florida. now officials are assessing the damage as the state begins to try to pick up the pieces. the storm is still a threat as it makes its way through georgia and south carolina. president biden says he met with all three states governors. coming up, we'll talk to florida's director of emergency management on what's being done right now. i'm neil cavuto. let's get to it with steve harrigan in tarpon springs, florida where sets say they got hit hard. how are things now, my friend? >> hit hard, neil. certainly a huge mess left behind. a big step up from where we were at dawn. there was three feet of water on the streets. fire trucks couldn't get through, electric power trucks couldn't get through. now you can see traffic is beginning to flow, a lot of business owners have been working hard sweeping out the water. many businesses and homes have, you know, two to three feet of water inside. so they are dealing with insurance and dealing with real headaches. a lot of damage to equipment as well, a body blow for many business owners. the mood here is one of determination. they say they're going to get through this. as far as the movement goes, that's been

. >>> a rescue helicopter caught fire and fell from the sky in south florida killing two people. take a look here. you can see the helicopter crashed into a neighborhood north of ft. lauderdale this morning. it was heading to an emergency when its tale tail started smoking and crashed into an apartment complex. a pair of brothers in another apartment tried to pull passengers from that wreckage. two crew members survived and crawled to safety. >>> a glitch of the system created gridlock in england. it started this morning with a technical problem which blocked operators from seeing flight plans. they were forced to put the flight plans in manually. that created delays for thousands of travelers. it took hours to identify the glitch and solve the issue. the airports were busy when many family returns from vacation for the start of school. >>> people all over the world joined the hunt for the loch ness monster in scotland. the loch ness center organized this event. organizers used equipment to listen to underwater sounds. hundreds turned into a live stream. the idea was to excite th

. >>> in south florida, a deadly helicopter crash was caught on camera the rescue chopper was seen spinning out of control before crashing into an apartment building a fire broke out on board and the crew did their best to put it out a woman was killed and two others hurt on the ground. the pilot and paramedic were also injured but expected to be okay fire captain and paramedic terryson jackson was killed in the crash, a 19 year veteran of the force, one of the best and brightest. >>> judges in washington and georgia are setting the stage for two separate trials for the former president, with one expected to bump up right next to a major primary this comes as some defendants in georgia are already making moves to change where they will be tried. for more on this, we go to nbc's brie jackson in washington could you talk about the decisions made by these judges on monday? >> good morning, jessica the wheels are in motion in both the federal and state trials that former president trump faces on charges related to efforts to overturn 2020 election rults in the courtroom in the nation's capitol,

. >>> now to the horrific helicopter crash caught on camera today in south florida. a fire rescue chopper spinning out of control and crashing into an apartment building two people killed including a woman on the ground here's tom costello. >> reporter: tragedy on a life-saving mission. >> is it going down? >> reporter: a sheriff fire helicopter trailing smoke, then spinning out of control just 650 feet up the chopper's boom and tail rotor buckling under enormous strain as it nose-dived into an apartment building. killed in the crash, fire captain paramedic terryson jackson and an unnamed female resident of the apartment building the chopper was responding to a traffic accident with injuries when the pilot reported he was turning around >> we're having mechanical issues. we're headed back to our station. >> a fire broke out on board. they did their very best from my understanding now to try to extinguish that fire >> reporter: the pilot and another paramedic were injured in the crash as were two people on the ground all now reported in fair condition as the departmen

weakens into a tropical storm, after causing destruction. striding and piled custom of us states south florida at georgia and south carolina. and searching for the disappeared in chile, a presidential campaign is launched to find the remains of thousands. not seen since that penal shane military mission. the thank you for joining us. more than 60 people have died in a fire in the south african city of johannesburg. if i got it and abandoned building sheltering mostly homeless people. recovery operations underway as emergency crews look for more bodies. the death toll is expected to rise if i'm clear what caused the plays that began in the early hours of thursday morning. and this happened in central, johannes birds marshal town. the area was once a business district of south africa's economic hub, the fire engulfed this 5 story building. i live to. i 0 saw me that mila was at the scene in johannesburg for a. so the desk, so for me to has been wise english salacious. the body that the soul has risen quite sharply in just a matter of hours when the story is most broke. earlier this morning, emer

people who they have first or last names for, and the contact who reported them missing >>> in south florida, authorities are searching for a suspect who was caught on camera, setting a church on fire thefootage from august 14th shows the suspected arsonist pouring liquid out of a gas can in oakland park before using a paper towel to light the door on fire officials say the fire caused more than a thousand dollars in damage but the church's pastor says the blaze did not spread to the inside of the building >>> now to ohio where a parking garage northeast of cleveland collapsed, sending two people to the hospital police say the two were inside their cars when the two-storey garage just crumbled search dogs did not find any other people in the rubble the police chief confirmed the garage had been under construction now the city is looking into the exact cause of this collapse >>> a suspected tornado touched down in southern michigan overnight. several cars and trucks flipped on the interstate. this video shows the semi truck collapsed on its side. officials say there are less than ten people h

. >>> in south florida a deadly helicopter crash was caught on camera the chopper was seen spinning out of control before crashing into an apartment building killing one man on board and a woman on the ground. nbc's tom costello has this report >>> tragedy on a life-saving mission. a sheriff fire helicopter trailing smoke, then spinning out of control just 650 up the chopper's boom and tail rotor buckling under enormous strain, as it nosedived into an apartment building killed in the crash, fire captain paramedic terryson jackson and an unnamed female resident of the apartment building the chopper was responding to a traffic accident with injuries, when the pilot reported he was turning around >> we're having mechanical issues we're head back to our station >> a fire broke out on board they did their very best from my understanding now, to try to extinguish that fire >> reporter: the pilot and another paramedic were injured in the crash as were two people on the ground. all now reported in fair condition. as the department mourns the loss of captain jackson. >> he was a rock star, one o

. >>> frightening video of a smoking helicopter in south florida this morning, that is actually a fire rescue helicopter, appears to be on fire near the rear of the aircraft before it falls into a tailspin. that chopper went down just north of fort lauderdale and crashed into a small apartment complex. one person died in the crash and one person on the ground was also killed. >>> straight ahead in sports, 49ers nick bosa is missed and the giants top pitching prospect is on display at home. we got - [narrator] stimulant use disorder is a disease, not a choice, but getting help and finding treatment for your meth or cocaine addiction is up to you. treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurance plans. choose change california. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. (gentle music) that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. nopoly is back now at lucky! come kick off the season with our shop and score game that'll have you cheering for more! play for a chance at o

they call him bernard. >> now to that deadly rescue helicopter crash in south florida.ple looking on with terror as the flames engulfed the back of the chopper just moments before it plunged into an apartment building. this morning, multiple investigators are underway into what led to this terrifying moment. a helicopter catching fire in mid-air before falling out of the sky, killing two people just north of miami. the broward county fire rescue chopper was responding to an emergency call when it caught fire. the pilot calling for help just minutes after takeoff. we just had an engine failure. >> we're going to require priority for a runway. please. we're emergency. >> but the chopper with three crew members aboard was unable to make it to that runway. the tail of the plane snapping the chopper, then going into a tail . >> spin that point, the pilot has no control of that helicopter. and he's just at the mercy of whatever physics continue to spin the helicopter around before it hits the ground. >> the chopper crashing into this apartment building, killing a woman inside

. >> police in south florida say he was involved in a fatal motorcycle crash on sunday night . incident is under investigation. collins played for the seahawks and ravens during his career. he was 28 years old. >> well, next, a new legal battle stemming from the movie that once. sandra bullock, an oscar, the blind side, the real life nfl player whose story is told in that film is now taking on the family he says never really adopted him. abc's lionel moise reports. >> tony here, here's your quarterback. all right. you protect his blind side when you look at him, you think of me. >> this morning. a bombshell allegation from the man who was the center of the 2009 film the blind side is your decision. >> michael. it's your life. >> michael oher, the real life inspiration behind that film, says he was blind sided by a family who calls him their son. the oscar winning film tells the story of a homeless black teen taken in by a well-off white family in the south. defying the odds to become a first round nfl draft pick. >> i would like to become a legal guardian. >> lord help that chi

. >> the ocean warming is the part that really concerns me, especially in regions like south florida where the temperatures in the ocean also impact the temperatures over land. and the reality is, that's not going back down. >> s extreme ocean temper have tropical casterscerned a we approach the peak of hurricane season. noaa will release an updated forecast for the season tomorrow. i'll be here to bring us the latest as we navigate the rest of the summer and 2023. but for now, back to you. >> we know you're staying on top of it, thanks so much. >>> back to school, "making it in the bay" takes on a new meaning this time of year. it's not just parents who think about the cost of school supplies. teachers are getting creative and stretching their own dollars to fill cabinets and cubbyholes. >> reporter: it is back to school for the mountain view school district. when kids come home today, they may have a supply list from the school, but they may also have a link to their own teacher's wish list as teachers try to fill supply closets without digging deep into their own pocket. when you

thursday, when we were all expecting activity here when in reality the activity ended up further south in florida and we got a hint there would be no indictments returned on that third, so we could have some sense in the afternoon and a lot of this is up in the air, and they don't have to warn the courtroom deputy there will be something coming in, and there's a timeframe in which they are supposed to be in court, so we could see something later this afternoon or see something thursday, but, really, we are just keeping our eye out for what is going to happen next. >> it has been two weeks since trump received the letter saying that he was, indeed, a target of the investigation. we have not heard from anybody at the doj. should we expect to hear from the justice department after an indictment is handed up, if it is? >> i think the justice department likes to speak through its court filings so any accusations it levies against donald trump or anything it says he has done will come in the form of the indictment. it has been interesting to watch, the justice department with regards to donald trump ha

that combination will keep rip currents dangerous from south florida, all the way through new england through the weekend. mary? >> mary: so many beach-goers on high alert this weekend. rob, thank you. >>> now to the urgent manhunt tonight for a convicted murderer, who escaped from a prison in suburban philadelphia. the convict sentenced to life for the brutal murder of his ex-girlfriend in front of her two small children. authorities say he is extremely dangerous, and that he may have help on the outside. abc's trevor ault with the details just coming in. >> reporter: tonight, a convicted murderer sentenced to life in prison just a week ago is now on the loose. >> his depravity knows no bounds. i mean, this is someone who has nothing lose. >> reporter: officials say 34-year-old danelo cavalcante escaped from pennsylvania's chester county prison shortly before 9:00 this morning. he was set to be transferred to a more secure state facility in just four weeks, after being convicted of fatally stabbing his former girlfriend 38 times. >> if he's already engaged in a murder in broad daylig

so, some of the hottest ocean temperatures right now, cracking 100 degrees in south florida. historically, our oceans have stored about 90% of the extra heat that, and have added to the planning system because of greenhouse gases since the industrial revolution. now, this could be a massive fuel for hurricanes. >> you are changing the physics. hurricanes need warm ocean water to feed their engine, if you will. they evaporate water off the surface of the ocean when the ocean is hotter, when the scene surface is hotter. you can evaporate the water with a long greater ease. the end result is that we're changing the speed limit on hurricanes. >> so, climate change is not letting these storms, gia, .morant, push the deadly storm surge further inland, and intensify those storms rather quickly, like in the case of hurricane in almost a year ago now. >> okay. are there any storms forming right now? what's the update for noaa? >> nothing in the next seven days for the atlantic, but noaa come up with this update the other day , including the fact is you just discussed. they're predicti

we're now back down into south florida for excessive heat warnings. tomorrow's temperatures will feel up and over 110 across this wide area. and along the i-10 corridor, houston, new orleans, jacksonville, the heat will be with us, really, until further notice. mary? >> mary: no relief in sight. okay, rob, thank you. >>> now, to that shark attack here in new york city. a woman seriously injured after being bitten in the water off rockaway beach, the first confirmed shark bite since the 1950s. beaches are closed temporarily while they search the waters, and it comes as the number of attacks and sightings is rising nationwide. abc's trevor assault on rockaway beach. >> reporter: tonight, the first confirmed shark attack in decades at new york city's rockaway beach. first responders delivering life-saving care after a woman was severely bitten. >> you said this might have been a shark attack? >> possible shark attack. >> reporter: authorities say the 65-year-old was swimming alone when she was attacked. lifeguards reportedly hearing her scream for help.

they love him in south florida. he's big star. that's it. all right, jason, thank you. next at 11, it's just it's just still just crazy to imagine that it happened here and it just has everybody on edge. a community on the peninsula in shock tonight after a mother was stabbed to death inside her apartment at the 11:00 news on ktvu, fox two starts now. a redwood city woman killed and her daughter hurt in a stabbing over the weekend. now the 17 year old girl and her five year old brother left without a mother. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. and i'm mike mibach. authorities say the suspect is the victim's former partner. new tonight. amber lee spoke to the victim's friends and neighbors who are still trying to process the tragedy. neighbors and friends have created a memorial of flowers for yesenia lopez hernandez, who was stabbed and killed early sunday morning at her home in redwood city. san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe tells me she was a victim of domestic violence and the suspect is her former partner, jose uriarte martinez. the two h

>> reporter: yeah, i mean, i can think back to 1992, hurricane andrew that hit south florida, causingmuch death and destruction, certainly the hurricane that we covered last year in fort myers beach, that caused so much death and destruction. i can tell you that florida is like a place where people know that they live in a hurricane area, and things really do work, and the planning does have its effect. you know, 5,500 state of florida national guard. they have been deployed. 30,000 plus linesmen deployed. the coast guard put on standby to see if they needed to come in and help those 5,500 florida guardsmen. things, chris, are really organized, and we see it at the state level, and, you know, just listening to your conversations with mayors and executives of different cities, they're just -- they plan for things like this. they really take this seriously, and when things like this occur, they really do react. >> jose diaz-balart, your reporting has been amazing. i think i saw you at 4:00 or 5:00 this morning. take care out there my friend, and thank you for being here. >>> i want to g

is expected to turn it into a hurricane and that is going to start to track its way towards the south florida panhandle. as we go tuesday into wednesday, taking the flooding rains with it, that's your weather update. the the, the it was going to 0, remind them a told stories. this r, as in bobby's main opposition need and also some use it says he is one of the presidential election ballot said to have given incumbent emerson loan god was 53 percent of the folks. and the 2nd time composition says the results are wrong. police and the state of funded i have named the gunman who killed 3 people in a racially motivated attack. ryan, christopher palmer, sanders shots to black man, man and a woman. the store in jacksonville before turning the west end on itself. the libyan prime ministers template ave suspended his father minister officer that was viewed, she'd met israel's top diplomatic drama and goose instead of having meetings with israel's foreign minister. he like kohen, and it's in the last week, libya and israel have no formal relations. sedans, army chief, has made a very visit outside the

. >> reporter: tonight, the terrifying moment, this helicopter spiraling, then crashing in south florida, killing two people. out an emergency call just before 9:00 a.m., watch the broward sheriff's office fire rescue chopper flying with flames and smoke trailing behind. a pilot calling for help. >> we just had an engine failure, we're going to require priority for a runway, please, we're just having an emergency. >> reporter: suddenly, the tail breaks midair, sending it spinning out of control and plunging into an apartment building, sparking this massive inferno and leaving a gaping hole. >> it sounded like a bomb, an explosion went off. >> reporter: two of the three crew members on board that chopper survived. >> he got out? >> he got out. >> reporter: dramatic video showing them crawling on the roof near the burning wreckage. but authorities say a woman inside that building and captain terryson jackson, who was on board that chopper, were killed. >> he was trapped, could not get out, and we lost him. >> reporter: jackson had been with the department for 19 years. tonight, remembered.

in fact, to us, the landing on the south florida, we've actually allow debt to explode. a said that is with an ice tom to one, and this is going to have for june related data and size on the geology of the moon that actually having more information about the expiration and of the sort of system these 3. and that's a for me, elizabeth toronto, me, you can find more information on one of us stories on our website. alex's here and dot com and side story is coming up. next. the i had low that there's lots of heat to be found to cause parts of east asia, in particular japan we've had about 3 weeks with temperatures have picked above $35.00 degrees celsius. they are expected to come down slightly in the days ahead. that says west of weather works its way across. the korean pending should have some very heavy falls to come for the likes of north korea on thursday. by friday, we'll see that west. the weather starts to tots, to work its way across from the eastern areas of china and into russia's far east. that leaves behind move in the way of sunshine, if the beijing some heavy

and that is going to start to track its way towards the south florida . panhandle, as we go tuesday into wednesday, taking the flooding reins with that sure weather update the quote to you by visit cuts on competed beyond well taken without hesitation. in fulton, died for power defines how well we live here. we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scare the people with that. and then people empower, investigate, expose this, and questions the use them to beat us of our around now to sierra the the, you're watching images here. a reminder about top stories, the south prussian investigate decided i have confirmed that wagner, chief gimme production was killed in a plane crash face i. forensic testing identified or 10 bodies were coming from the crash sides in the chief of reach in place. in the us side of florida have 9 the gunman who killed 3 people. now rationally, most devices attacked front christopher homeless shots, 2 black men and a woman at a store in jacksonville before turning the width and onto themselves. the libyan prime minister has temporarily su

if florida goes south, it hurts the rest of the country.ubt to a certain extent as far as the numbers are concerned. you just have to watch very careful. the good news and bad news is we have plenty of experience here. businesses get out of the way, cruise ships move out of the way. they take people off of the rigs in the gulf and protect life first. everything else is secondary. >> neil: thanks, gary. all the mayor theme parks around orlando are remaining open, plan to remain open. they're taking things minute by minute, hour by hour too many. we're also following carnival cruise lines, which is redirected a few ships as has royal caribbean. more after this. from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's amazing what real food can do. your paint is really bad. what? i said, “best coffee i've ever had.” (slurps) should've used behr. sorry, sign where? no, i said, “sh

. >> ainsley: in florida, new york, and south carolina, people can't afford 9% interest rate, becausetheir home at 3%, or there is no inventory because people are not moving. >> steve: the bill, inflation reduction act, ira, bag full of stuff to get joe biden and democrats re-elected, not a single republican voted for it. joe biden on his western tour this week was talking about all the stuff in that, it is stuff, portions of his base like. he is in the sun going, it is hot out here, it is because of the climate change and it is dedicated to that. his poll numbers are not great for an incumbent president and his campaign manager was asked about the lack of excitement about joe biden and kamala harris and here is what she had to say. >> well, we know that polls are snapshots in time and it is important we're not taking anything and any vote for granted this election cycle. we are excited that we have built an incredible early start to our campaign. we're really excited to see that kind of enthusiasm. we know that is in stark contrast to the extreme agenda we see from maga republicans t

know, listed in this case in the home i guess actually the funds from both parties from stadium, south florida. i have submitted an application. here's a big list mostly in the case of the receipt of the model for so according to the liar their duties, that most of the also actually have more him a bell on monday or. yeah. a lot of people will be looking at the situation. so he seems very convenient with elections and pockets done scheduled to take place just a month from now. do you, what do you make of the timing of this case? and also, what are the chances of iran cons, political career? what it, what it is, what is his political career hold and today, and while i'm home. busy and his body is because of that, and my home is one of the properties that are offering to do the microsoft and is popular as far east cuz we do 51 of the largest parking the artist on at the moment mark. so you moved there to use the ac established and then also the my metro faster. we area v and his will work and actually uh them on the minutes installations, the minutes the house is uh and some other places. so you

it is skipping phoenix and we could see potential for stronger storms for northern plains and south florida steve, i mean, having lunch outside today. >> steve: no kidding, first day of august, up to august already. >> janice: absolutely, my friend. >> steve: coming up, country singer granger smith and his wife amber will join us live with a message of faith. but faith preview what happens on the channel in 12 minutes. >> lili: i like to hear you say quarter before the hour. spot on kansas. thank you, steve. selling the biden brand, was it that simple, best legal minds are on that. kamala harris asked about polling numbers, reaction is something you might want to hear and the alleged serial killer is in court today, what is best evidence against him and the 13 year old who made her struggle matter. dana and i will join us top of the hour. dance to your faves in the spa-like bathroom. ( ♪ ) or enjoy local craft beers with breathtaking views at the cambria. book direct at choicehotels.com. new emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? [sf

attorney in south florida and any time a quasi, or politically motivated or political case came in, we handled it so carefully, so cautiously, opposite of what jack smith and his team seem to be doing here. i think the guy, the prosecutors way out over his skis, you can draw your own conclusion when you can say that never ever ever before in u.s. history has something like this happened and that gives me great, great concern and there is reason why. >> todd: to the actual scandal. releasing transcript from devin archer interview, one line hunter would not say we're going to use my dad for this. i think he would look to get leverage from it. when asked what kind of leverage, archer said defensive leverage. when it is called leverage, access, archer testified foreign actors used hunter to get to joe to alter u.s. foreign policy to benefit foreign actors and it came at a price. right, guy? >> this is where my biggest problem with what is going on right now and it is disappointing and disheartening. both cases, compare them, contrast them, how aggressively the trump cases are being prosecu

florida. >> janice: georgia and south carolina >> wow. okay. here we go. >> dana: impact is here. hurricane idalia slams into florida as a category 3 storm. you are looking at perry, florida, floodwaters are moving fast. bill is off today. good morning, bret. >> bret: this is "america's newsroom." this is a big storm, dana. it got to category 4, came ashore as a category 3 in the big bend region which hadn't seen anything like this ever. >> dana: even before i think in the 1800s is when governor ron desantis said might have been the last time this area saw one. not the most populated area but people are in the evacuation zone there. many people left. some were left behind. you have to imagine they are undergoing quite a bit of impact right now. >> bret: the hurricane is lashing the coast near keaton beach bringing with it the potential for catastrophic storm surge. forecasters are calling this storm nothing short of unprecedented because since 1851 as far back as weather records go, the state's gulf coast has never seen anything like this. >> dana: right now the life threatening st