host: coming to tampa, you are talking about the fear of a worse -- worst-case hit on tampa and there is a lot of talk about the destruction that could cause. has this changed the way people are viewing and preparing for hurricanes in tampa and is there more that can be done to prepare for and move people out of the most dangerous parts of the area? it is one of the fastest growing cities in the country and only continues to grow. guest: there are a number of action items. because of climate change and warmer waters in the gulf of along the length to coast -- mexico and along the atlantic coast, things have intensified. many people are aghast at how quickly her tv and turn lower category hurricane into -- it was bumping across -- along a category five and the size of the storm so some of the resources from the federal government that we will deploy relate even to the inflation reduction act. people know the inflation reduction act as lowering the cost of prescription drugs and putting a cap on prescription drugs. for those at medicare, capping insulin at $35 and providing tax credits

's while, tampa bay -- while, tampa bay is getting back to normal. the tampa buccaneers played a big football game and the kids are back in school. down south, it is an entire ly different story. host: what is your assessment and efforts for recovery efforts down south and argue headed down -- are you headed down there? guest: when we past -- passed the government funding bill to prevent a government shutdown, we front end loaded the disaster relief fund to ensure that there are no hiccups and the first responders and all the local communities in the disaster zone have the resources necessary until well after the election and so they can plan. what is happening is an extensive search-and-rescue effort. first responders from all across the state of florida, many from here in the tampa bay area and others from our local police department, from fire rescue, are down there helping with recovery. we expect president biden to be here this week to survey the damage and meet with local residents. it has been very heartening to have the fema administrator on

host: coming to tampa, you are talking about the fear of a worse -- worst-case hit on tampa and there cause. has this changed the way people are viewing and preparing for hurricanes in tampa and is there more that can be done to prepare for and move people out of the most dangerous parts of the area? it is one of the fastest growing cities in the country and only continues to grow. guest: there are a number of action items. because of climate change and warmer waters in the gulf of along the length to coast -- mexico and along the atlantic coast, things have intensified. many people are aghast at how quickly her tv and turn lower category hurricane into -- it was bumping across -- along a category five and the size of the storm so some of the resources from the federal government that we will deploy relate even to the inflation reduction act. people know the inflation reduction act as lowering the cost of prescription drugs and putting a cap on prescription drugs. for those at medicare, capping insulin at $35 and providing tax credits but the other part of the act is the large infecti

we had a lot of resources in tampa. i want to put up these two maps that are in "the new york times" today. if you look at monday's 8:00 a.m. forecast, it was completely out of the water. even to the left, the storm surge in lee county was 4 to 7 feet. then you see the map on the right where the actual path again moved it over some. but ott the lee county website says if there's a 10% chance of a storm surge, the most vulnerable areas should be evacuated. that's what it says in that plan. if you look at the monday 8:00 a.m., 4 to 7-foot storm surge. if you defend this call -- it's a tough situation. i completely get it. do you need to clear it with difference guidance? why write it if you're not going to follow it? >> john, john, not only us but everybody will study this storm for years and years and years to come. the people who do the mod mg will do this. the national hurricane center will study the storm for years to come. we can all learn. est single one of us can learn from this storm. what i can tell you, john, i

host: coming to tampa, you are talking about the fear of a worse -- worst-case hit on tampa and there talk about the destruction that could cause. has this changed the way people are viewing and preparing for hurricanes in tampa and is there more that can be done to prepare for and move people out of the most dangerous parts of the area? it is one of the fastest growing cities in the country and only continues to grow. guest: there are a number of action items. because of climate change and warmer waters in the gulf of along the length to coast -- mexico and along the atlantic coast, things have intensified. many people are aghast at how quickly her tv and turn lower category hurricane into -- it was bumping across -- along a category five and the size of the storm so some of the resources from the federal government that we will deploy relate even to the inflation reduction act. people know the inflation reduction act as lowering the cost of prescription drugs and putting a cap on prescription drugs. for those at medicare, capping insulin at $35 and providing tax credits but the othe

it is a tampa bay buccaneers diehard. but on game day keith goes by another name. big nasty 35 years, man. it's never gone away or the you know the like they get lazy, and i'll just say nasty, nasty himself has become a fan favorite and unofficial bucks mascot posing for pictures on his way into the stadium. i would say our two hour 45 minutes. you know, and when we're winning, so it's fun . it's humbling, but i'm also getting older, the country. some younger fans were born with broncos fandom right there in their names. my oldest is brexit. he just turned 11. um he's named after tyrone braxton. his name is marshall von. so he's named after brandon marshall and von miller and miley and her name is spelled m i l e i g h so if you take away the first h her name spells mile hi, danielle pursley is home is a testament to her team outside and inside, and then i've got you know the team photos random cups from the games because why not? why wouldn't you save those orange blue christmas tree that they don't take down? i just move upstairs in december in dallas. mark schan

you talk to people from tampa, i talked to one friend from tampa who said they got a notice that their house would be under water and they ended up not even without power. there was a shift easterly of the storm. >> the models did not agree. early on the models really did a horrible job. european model over here, the american model over here. so it was a widespread in the computer model thought process. but that does not change the cone. and i don't think anybody really understands this. the cone is where the hurricane should fall at a certain amount of time, whether it's 24 hours, 42 hours, 72 hours. from the error that is normal for this time. but only two thirds of the storms will fall into that cone. this is not a perfect 100% we're going to catch everything kind of cone. it's not meant to do that. it's meant to catch two thirds. so at 72 hours out, the cone, it doesn't matter what the models are doing. it doesn't matter. the cone is 115 miles both ways of the center. but here's friday. five days before landfall. and there is landfall, that little orange dot. keep your eye on that

gates of both teams played russian goalkeeper igor shesterkin at the rangers and andrei vasilevsky tampaand field players artemi panari. and nikita kucherov each gave an assist, new york rangers as a result, he scored a home victory over tampa with a score of 3:1. before the start of the season , a traditional poll was conducted among the players of the national hockey league, who they consider to be the main president for the prize-hart trophy, this prize is a valuable player of the league in the coming season, the rating was traditionally topped by edmonton striker conor mcavid o, striker tampoboynikita kucherov entered the top five according to the voting results. in the kontinental hockey league the day before, six matches of the regular championship were held. yesterday's game day was remembered for a curious goal in the match between barys and kunlun in the first period, barys played mostly slovak, goalkeeper julius gudochek, rolled out far from behind the gate and wanted to help his team start the attack instead of this rod. it turned out a classic goalie drive. he gave the puck s

and i always appreciate, let me go to larry 1st and tampa who survived. and i'm glad you have the, you know, have you on this week? you couldn't last week for obvious reasons. larry, what do you make of zelinski? so i need decrease. there's no negotiations, at least not with this current russian president. and of course, as i said in my introduction, this is an echo of what the by to ministration and supported all along. so i will invoke that more on name burrell, the foreign policy chief for the you. this will be sided on the battlefield. i guess that's pretty clear how go ahead, larry. there are the final propaganda pushes under way. lensky certainly is doubling down on a very bad hand. despite all of the hoopla, the propaganda going on in the west about the great victories of ukraine and how rushing the treat prudence on the verge of collapse, it's going to happen in a minute. now. got to do is hold on. and yet, the reality is something else. and the, the bottom line fact is ukraine does not have the ability to sustain itself on the battlefield without

with cross sucking diplomatic style made, i'm joined by my guess, larry johnson in tampa. he is a managing partner, edburg associates, and a former cia analyst than us state department counterterrorism official. and oh, how we have oliver boyd barrett. he is a professor emeritus of journalism and public relations at bowling green state university, as well as author of brush gate and propaganda. and in corpus christi, we have michael flannigan, he is president flanagan consulting and a former congressman. i generally cross scroll to the fact that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate. let me go to larry 1st and tampa, who survived. and i'm glad you have the have you on this week. you couldn't last week for obvious reasons. larry, what do you make of zelinski? so i need decrease. there's no negotiations, at least not with this current russian president. and of course, as i said in my introduction, this is an echo of what the by to ministration is supported, all along. so i will invoke that more on name burrell, the foreign policy chief for the e. u

some thought it would go north to tampa or further north.the future, i think we need to think about those predictions, as good as they are, they're not perfect. it doesn't matter. we're making sure people are in a safe place, reunited with the family and getting the services they need to recover. >> you're right about that. and hats off to your rescuers. all of the rescuers out there. coast guard, local law enforcement. people who sent rescuers across the country. running into folks from all parts of the united states to lend a hand. everybody, i know, from patalki to them, so many folks are grateful. thanks for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you, jim. >> not only first responders making heroic rescuers, look at this. >> a hurricane is to americans what cyclones are to australians. this one is as big as florida. that's messive. keep going. keep going. it's an enormous storm. just helping people through the water there. that's our camera operator, glen ellis out there. you can see. >> the cameraman was filming in naples, florida, when he

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tampa, with st. petersburg, has a population of 650,000.lation of 83,000. if it had hit tampa, there probably would have been hundreds or thousands of casual a cities. let me move on to this question of climate change. obviously, it's come up with the more devastating storm is ises -- storms we're seeing, and here is don lemon raising the question with a guest from fema. >> it seems these storms are intensifying. >> on the whole, climate change may be making storms worse, but to link it to any one event, i would caution against that. >> okay. well, listen, i grew up there, and these storms are intensifying. something is causing them to intensify. howard: i might just say hundreds -- i meant to say hundreds of casualties earlier, not the higher number. so scientists say it's complicated. what do you make that don lemon sound bite on cnn got a lot of attention, or is he, are others, are both sides politicizing this question of climate change and hurricane ian? >> always. you know, don lemon lived there in florida, so he's now -- it's okay for

no, with you were in tampa.following the weather track and they had to make decisions based on that. but 72 hours, they weren't even in the cone. 48 hours they were on the periphery so you have to make the decisions best you can. ly say they delivered the message to people. they had shelters open. everybody had adequate opportunity to get to a shelter within the county. but a lot of residents did not want to do that. i think for various reasons. some people don't want to leave they are home period, they're island people. but so much attention was paid to tampa, they thought they wouldn't get the worst of it but they did and i think it is easy to second-guess. but they were ready for the whole time and made that call when there was justifiable to do so. >> some of the nabin g they informed people and most people did not want to do it. that's the reality. so you're in a situation, are you going to grab something out of their home that doesn't want to. i don't think that's the appropriate use of government. i think

the suspension comes as tampa prepares for its first game of the season tomorrow.tly does the accuser say happened here, and what is the team saying about the allegation? >> so aaron, you look at the tweet. it's not 140 characters. it's a series of paragraphs that extensively lays out what the accuser's accusations are, and it's predatory. she describes a culture of misogny. with she was just a minor in high school she had an interaction with ian cole that he knew she was a minor in high school. she said in this tweet, i didn't realize at the time that being pressured into sex is tantamount to sexual abuse, but this kept happening over and over fen. she describes it as grooming and that this went on for a series of years. the tampa bay lightning organization says they are cooperating with any investigation and right now they are in the process of suspending ian cole pending that investigation. what's now clear is whether or not the team is conducting it, the league is conducting it or a law enforcement agency. >> at this point, sam, any sort of response from ian co

until last tuesday the forecast had the tampa bay area taking a direct hit, but then the path of the storm shifted south to lee county. according to lee county's evacuation guidelines, however, as early as sunday fort myers was predicted to get a big enough storm surge to activate orders for residents to leave, but they did not. today the sheriffs stood by the timing of the evacuation orders. for those who choose to ride the storm out at home, it's too late. rescue teams are right now going door to door scrambling to get to stranded victims in time. >> reporter: the rescue and recovery operation after hurricane ian continuing on this small white sand island of fort myers beach located in lee county, an island that is now an island of rubble, 54 deaths now reported in this county alone. >> we're looking for anybody that may have been left behind. the devastation is hard to put into words. >> reporter: we joined a rescue operation that includes search and rescue dogs. >> we send the dog in, the dog will sniff around. if we can't make contact, we'll walk up and start hollering and see i

no, you were in tampa. >> brian: so he was saying basically, it was supposed to hit tampa. a say in this. it didn't -- what's your reaction? >> do they want governor desantis to be able to predict a storm that every meteorologist and weather person across the world couldn't predict. it's absolutely ridiculous. i was standing next to the governor when she asked that question. and it's just -- the ploy of the media. ridiculous to see the liberal media at work when you have so many floridians stuck in their home and the vast majority of people that stayed during those orders stayed by choice and many of them are still there. as you just said, i just came from arcadia, and i toured literally highways and streets and neighborhoods in a boat. because the place is still under water and people still don't want to leave. so we're having to take these folks food and water and resources because you know what? that's all they have is their home. and some people only have their home and so they don't want to leave their property. >> brian: i will tell you, jack, i know people that don't

, tampa's right there. >> it's their whole life people don't want to leave their valuables behind >> reporter: in the midst of this dark chapter the chairman and ceo of florida power and light says recent changes to the infrastructure help expediting repairs >> we believe we're going to be done with everybody who can accept power and understand, there are thousands of structures that will not be able to accept power. by the close of business on friday >> reporter: a glimmer of light for a community still stunned by so much loss >> this is my mother's house. this is my whole life. my mom was supposed to retire here and spend the rest of her life and be happy and now we have nothing. >> sam, what kind of response are you hearing over these criticisms regarding evacuation orders? >> reporter: lester, both lee county officials and fema's administrator are saying the same thing, that the fort myers area, 72 hours out, wasn't even in the cone of uncertainty. but models show, lester, 48 hours out it was officials say they were making decisions in real time and would have done the same thing

gate khabib teams were played by russian goalie igor shesterkin at the rangers and andrey vasilevsky tampaand field players artemi panari. and nikita kucherov each gave an assist, the new york rangers as a result, he scored a home victory over tampa with a score of 3:1. before the start of the season among the players of the national hockey league held a traditional poll, who they consider the main president of the prize-heart trophy. this is a prize for the league's most valuable player in the upcoming season, according to tradition, the rating was headed by edmonton striker conor mcavid, and the striker tampa would nikita kucherov entered the top five according to the results of voting. in the kontinental hockey league on the eve of six matches of the regular championship, yesterday's game day was remembered for a curious goal in the match between barys and kunlun in the first period this fishing rod. it turned out a classic goalie drive. he gave the puck straight to the opponent's hook and did not miss here. after that being replaced and barys as a result, he lost to kunlun by 0.5. that

on the one hand, the bull's-eye had been predicted to be farther north toward tampa bay and st. petersburg. in fact the center of the storm never tracked within 20 miles of ft. myers. on the other hand as early as the sunday before the storm hit, there was a chance lee county could get up to 7 feet of storm surge and that chance meets the count y county's emergency plan threshold to trigger an evacuation notice. one county official saying mandatory or not, residents had enough general information to know they should have left a full 72 hours before the storm. but as cnn's carlos suarez reports, residents are pushing back saying they are used to more time to evacuate after an order is officially given. >> reporter: unrecognizable in parts, still under water in others, hurricane ian's destruction and path so vast, search and rescue efforts continue days after the storm tore through florida. >> we can't get over the bridge. >> reporter: residents in de soto county hit by river flooding. air boats key to getting supplies in and people out. >> air boats going out, taking people into

and it is crazy to think that some people, the governor said evacuated tampa, and came into this area because initially they didn't think the storm was going to come here. >> amen, authorities have been working on restoring the power, something that we have been discussing. we are learning more and more about the stories of those that survived. it is really interesting when we talk to some of those individuals who were here during the storm, some people might ask, why didn't they evacuate? the governor today talked about that. initially, over the weekend, before the hurricane hit, the projections had shown that the hurricane would go north into the tampa area. and it is crazy to think that some people, the governor said evacuated tampa, and came into this area because initially they didn't think the storm was going to come here. so some people might be thinking, why a lot of the residents stayed here during the storm, of course it slowly made its way here. we are just learning these stories. we have been working in this area right at the entrance of fort myers beach. there is a sailbo

, if this is hitting tampa than i need the biggest kitchen. what is one of the biggest kitchens anywhere? the kitchens in a football stadium. obviously, things did not happen, they're unfortunately they happened here. but this is a mindset we had. during the pandemic we will have the stadium of the nationals because it was a lot of people that we had to be feeding during the pandemic in washington. you see, that is the way we think, what happened in katrina at the superdome, thousands of americans that went for days without food and water, that should never have happened, why? because the best restaurants of america or new orleans, the best chefs or new orleans. and, they warehouse that fades new orleans was only 27 miles from the superdome. if i was there, and i was not, i was supposed to go there and start feuding inside the superdome, that is the moment that i thought, wow, in emergencies you send firefighters to stop fires, rescue to do the days. you should be sunday in the middle of a hurricane to feed a hurricane. who do you think is the

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he was twice elected state attorney in tampa. he did a great job. and because he voiced something that disagreed with you, you decided to suspend him? that's not good leadership. >> governor, you have 30 seconds. >> it is a very important issue for our country. prosecutors are not above the law. they don't have the right to veto duly enacted statutes. i think in florida you can't be a volunteer yourself as a prosecutor, duly enacted statutes must be enforced and we will be much safer as a result of that. i acted appropriately and i would do it again. [applause] >> thank you. it's that it's all the time we have for questions at this time. gentlemen, you each have one minute for a closing statement. the coin toss determined that the governor will go last. please begin, congressman. >> i want to thank floridians are watching tonight. i love florida. i love it with all my heart. i want to unite her and bring the state back together and not have her divided as a governor. i want women to have the right to choose and make their own decisions about their b

"then monday came and people thinking north of tampa bay. woman went monday night people were saying this is a direct hit on tampa bay worst-case scenario for the state as that shifted south of the computer models the next morning, they, referring to lee county leaders called for the evacuation. the open shelters and responded quickly to the data. fort myers enables on sunday 72 hours out they weren't even in the call. they followed very closely. florida governor ron desantis. let's talk to john calling from oklahoma. on the republican line. go ahead. caller: thanks. first i just want to say i think it's pretty shameful the way people are politicizing and exploiting the crisis that's going on in florida right now. my heart goes out to the victims down there. never let a crisis go to waste. and it has nothing to do with politics let's try and leave it out of that. but to the question on lowering the voting age. as the saying goes, if you are not a socialist, a.k.a. democrat before your 25 you have no heart. if you're socialist after 25 you ha

obtained by "the tampa bay times." >> apparently, i guess you have a warrant. >> for what? i'm not sure. >> for voter stuff. >> sent out something less to give voter fraud, voter stuff. were not supposed to be voting maybe? >> this is crazy, man. your put me in joe for something i didn't know nothing about. why would you let me vote if i wasn't able to vote? amy: for more, we are joined by two guests who are on a 26-city arc of voter justice bus tour. they are joining us from jacksonville, florida, on one of their tour stops. barbara arnwine is a civil rights lawyer and president of the transformative justice coalition. kimberlÉ crenshaw is distributing banned books en route as part of the "from freedom riders to freedom readers: the books unbanned tour." she is also executive director of the african-american policy forum professor of law at ucla , a and columbia university. we welcome you both to democracy now! barbara arnwine, your hashtag is #10millionmoreblackvotes. how are you doing this? >> we are doing it in two ways. one is registering new voters, something like 6 m

an automatic tex message warning of potential levy break there and the national weather service in tampa now saying that there's no imminent levy failure expected along the mayoka river and residents feel this is the starting point of trying to rebuild but right now they're trying to hold h themselves over with these basic supplies and moments of crisis, there's acts of kindness. we were surveying some of the heavily, heavily damaged neighborhoods yesterday and several occasions with regular people if trucks that came throughout the state and one man from miami had his truckloaded with food and water and was asking people that were coming up to take as much as you need. there's a lot of work to do. pete: chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is also with us and track the path of ian. >> yeah, the service connected and have rescue efforts going on and some recovery efforts with the forecast coming this week and mostly sunny skies and they're a little down and overnight temperatures into the 60s and feeling good for people who don't have a/c and maybe open up windows and cool things down and

tampa bay, las vegas, some beautiful parts of the country, we are coast-to-coast after all.we have yet soaring based on the notion rates are going down but there is a mindset building leaked by the fed itself we don't know the source of this that future races may not be as much or as big as we thought, consensus building at 3 quarters of one% but of one% but the one in december will be half a point. that's the latest gossip anyway and buyers are seizing on that and ashley webster with the latest. ashley: gossip, what is the fed going to do? the dow gaining ground after wall street journal supports fed officials concerned about over tightening with rate hikes, it is enough to boost equities, dow 30 only two stocks, american express and verizon on the earnings front, american express reporting profits and revenue that eat estimates, raised its full-year guidance but investors taking their own profits, down 3 and one 12:45%, verizon reporting profits and revenue that beat the street but reported a smaller number of net phone ads, enough to push stock down 5%. back to the report

in the videos first obtained by the "tampa bay times," patterson tells a police officer he was misled. >> why would you let me vote if i wasn't able to vote? >> i'm not sure, buddy. i don't know. >> reporter: and that confusion iscycl what -- is salt lake what experts say shouldn't have been allowed in the first place. >> if you are going to hold this high bar and say it's again the law, make it so that the person is notified from the outset. don't allow them to go through the system and then after the fact go gotcha. >> reporter: critics say part of the problem is that the florida voter registration form doesn't say anything about which former felons could have their rights to vote restored or which ones aren't eligible to vote. one of those arrested in august on a local dmv official told him he could register. governor desantis' office didn't return our request for comment. ed o'keefe, cbs news, washington. >>> president biden is expected to announce that he's releasing 15 million more barrels of oil from the strategic reserve. the move completes the release of 180 million barrels f

we hadn't had a direct hit since 1921 in the tampa bay area, and we also prayed to st. nicholas and that's the name of my church, st. nicholas and you know, he kept us safe. now i feel terrible for the people down south and i'm sure they did everything they possibly could, they have great leaders down there. by the way the governor's leadership has been outstanding. and all throughout this state, but you know, getting a direct hit and being on the coast, unfortunately, these things happen and we are taking a risk, but you know, people love living in this great state. we have great leadership. wonderful, wonderful. maybe helping maybe. jacqui: as you mentioned the governor has been vocal trying to get resources to certain areas and trying to communicate with folks about the threat during the storm and in the aftermath. and it seems like, they've been getting the support that they've needed from the biden administration. have you felt that the federal government has shown up for the state of florida? >> yeah, i feel that they have. you know, there are a few counties that

baltimore walks it off 19-17 the falcons battle back in t tampa. down 21-0, the game was over and then atlanta reeled off a pair of touchdowns to make it a one-score game but that sack somehow, somehow got called roughing the passer, and that gave the bucs a first down and let them run out the clock. tampa holds on to win a controversial win here, 21-15. >>> across the pond in london, the giants stood tall in the face of aaron rodgers, and the packers new york rushed for two touchdowns to rally for the win, 27-22. the giants are 4-1 for the first time since 2009. and on los angeles, the cowboys had the rams number on both side of the ball. dallas led for much of the gym and a long run here by tony pollard would seal the win the cowboys knock off the defending champs 22-10 >>> josh allen and gabe davis connected through the steelers' secondary where a pair of long touchdowns in buffalo. allen threw for four of those on the day. pittsburgh just could not find an answer. the bills run right through the steelers, 38-3 >>> turning now to weather this mo

in the videos first obtained by the "tampa bay times," patterson tells a police officer he was misled, buddy.you all let m i don't know.e >> reporter: and that confusion is exactly what voter experts say shouldn't have been allowed in the first place. >> if you are going to hold this high bar and say it's against the law, make it so that the person is notified from the outset. don't allow them to go through the system and then, after the fact, go, "gotcha!" >> reporter: critics say part of the problem is that the florida voter registration form doesn't say anything about which former felons could have their right to vote restored, or which ones aren't eligible to vote. one of those arrested in august said a local d.m.v. official told him he could register. governor desantis' office didn't return our requests for comment, norah.d register. governor >> o'donnell: ed o'keefe, thank you very much. well, tonight, a third of ukraine is without power, afters russia destroyed power stations in the last eight days. president zelenskyy says russia has thrown the country into massive blackouts,

last night, his tampa bay buccaneers lost their third game in a row. brady-led team has done that in 20 years. he was hoping to go for his eighth n.f.l. championship. norah. >> o'donnell: manny bojorquez, thank you so much. tonight, the c.d.c. is out with new numbers, and flu season has gotten off to an early start. it's happening as hospitals are filling up with children suffering from the respiratory illness known as r.s.v. flu activity is at the highest in the south. nationwide, nearly 900,000 flu cases have been reported, and at least 360 people have died, including one child. all right, tonight, there's been a major development in a cold case. the murders of two teenage girls rocked the small town of delphi, indiana, five years ago, and cbs' roxana saberi reports on the stunning break in the case that's baffled investigators. >> reporter: multiple sources tell our cbs affiliate wttv that a man has been taken into custody in connection to the double murder investigation in delphi, indiana. 13-year-old abigail williams and 14-year-old liberty german

host: to braden in florida -- south of tampa. this is bill. caller: my question is not really a question and i am wondering if, for every foot, of surge, a standard could be developed that each foot has a certain power, meeting push -- meeting push forward -- meaning push forward and develop standards for building coastal housing. it is somebody concept pressure coming to blow off and take a house down. i know you have to guess that the search will happen -- surge will happen but if you have a scale that says, 1-20 feet and each foot is x number of pounds and you better have your anchors on your house this deep or whatever. i wonder if that could be possible to develop. host: thanks. guest: this is a great point and there was a theme that i remember when senator scott was governor of florida and it was a tale of three houses. there was three houses in the florida keys and one house was destroyed in the 70's -- and was built in the 70's of 80's. one was still standing but had damage. the homes after -- built after 2004 were standing. they were

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they went against the tampa defense i couldn't stop them last night.ts the entire year. they gum up one more point than that last night. kansas city was on all cylinders. >> brian: is he healthy? >> yeah. it looked like a mind heard his arm a little bit on a play where he got blindsided but came right back in through two or three more touchdown passes after that. i don't think it is an issue. it's football. guys get banged up. he was a little banged up but didn't seem to bother him at a all. what bothered him was they kansas city offense and those guys are hard to chase. he fumbled the ball in the first play of the game ended and set the tone. kansas city went up 7-0. it was out of the races from there. >> brian: let's go to the eagles jaguars game up 14-0. doug peterson going against his old team. eagles are the only 4-0 team in the nfl. are they the best team from what you saw? >> well, it's hard to make that evaluation after one month. they are the only undefeated team. they look like they are a team that is going to have to be reckoned with. they a

got rid or in del mar, he's a former intelligence officer and united nations weapons inspector and tampa. we have larry johnson, he's a managing partner for a burg associates and a former cia analyst, and us state department counterterrorism official. and in philadelphia we crossed a erin. good, he is a political scientist historian and author of american exception empire and the deep state are gentlemen cross scrolls and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st and del mar, i know we've been talking about this for months and months now, almost devoted every single program since the start of the conflict on the conflict in ukraine. but i think sometimes it's important to kind of step back and look at the very big picture here. so the 1st question is, i said in my introduction, how do you think does conflict and ukraine is likely to end? this conflict will, in, with a complete russian victory of that's the only possible solution. russia can tolerate nothing less than this, having engaged in this conflict to the level it ha