talked to the mayor of orlando earlier today to make sure he knew that even though the west coast is getting a lot of focus on this, that the east coast is going to have significant threats as well. and that's why i've also got incident management teams right there in the orlando area to help work side by side with the local officials. so we can get those resources in as quickly as possible when this storm is making landfall and moving across the state. >> and i know administrator, you have to head out a kayla, you have the last question. >> hi, i'm just wondering if the administration is confident that the election will still be able to be conducted by november, that power outages, that roads will be safe to drive out so voters can cast their ballot. >> so, you know, the election piece is with the states and we have resources that we can help them with to ensure we meet whatever needs that they have and we'll continue to work with them if they have any specific requirements. >> thank you so much. administrator, safe travels. i know you have been for some time helping on the ground there. we really appreciate everything that you

for northern parts of china that east coast, we can see the north west of the monsoon, keeping things much cooler with temperatures in beijing and shanghai below the average for this time if you will see some waste of weather continuing to fold into tie one on choose day it's going to be pretty unwelcome, given that we saw a tie food here last week, but it's much dryer because the south of china has lots of heat continuing in home cold. so 2 degrees celsius, the so pretty pleasant on wednesday. and it's looking largely pleasant to cause the noise of india is what hazy sunshine phone you daddy, the monsoon isn't it's retreat, but we will still see some very heavy rain across pots of carol. we've got amber warnings out here on wednesday, and off to heavier, rain and pockets down on tuesday. there's vast improvement here on wednesday. that's the weather. update. the in front of the dead, you just comes of the 21st century. last you can just be fine. the collect the money of the policy, the and the $365.00 days of genocide in gosh, we $165.00 days on religion is reading from ball the in a

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okay, there are a few little ization i was just around that east coast stat. it'll tend to pull in line, but of flood risk. the some a little bit of flash flooding a possibility for the most part. let's say we have high pressure that acts as a lid on the atmosphere. it means pleasant spring, sunshine then so we getting up to 21 celsius and melvin that 70. and 5 and high to 26. the for adeline, the north, the, are we all still looking at some very high temperatures across the milton high off the country meant this. larry or chevy rank coming into wy, sinking a little further south with this. we go through this day. but again, for most it is going to be fine and dry still a few shops into that eastern side of queens then maybe into the northeast of new south wales, plus pre showers will continue the just around tasmania is either not bad in melbourne. and also in adelaide and more of the same as we go through friday, low temperature desponding to drop off a little bow. shala's little bit of weight by the creeping tools. these even but for the most part. and they

it is very wet picture here from much of china, certainly that east coast seen some very heavy rain remnants of its high food. now that will join up with a band moving for the south from new pots of china to bring some very heavy rain across into japan. we could see some flooding from that rain, but behind it twice skies with lots of sunshine for the korean peninsula and china of the there's no limit to how a dream contains key stuff in your own event, you know counter everything's the the welcome back. i'll name stories now. israel has struck, they would densely populated at southern sub of, of da here with repeated as strikes. the evidence health ministry says these rainy armies killed, move in 2000 people across the country over the past year. that many security sources, meanwhile, have told out, is there a that has the lives lost contact with the chairman of its executive council hash and stuff? the dean since friday, this follows israel's intense bombardment as they would solve and stop up of da here. the of the israel's yeah, long war on gauze or is captured the walls attention with mo

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it is very wet picture here for much of china, sunny that east coast, seeing some very heavy rain remnants of its high food. now that will join up with a band moving for the south from new pots of china to bring some very heavy rain across into japan. we could see some flooding from that rain, but behind it twice skies with lots of sunshine for the korean peninsula and china . the, the unique perspective. liberties have largely let go of their belief in the government of 11, not on heard voices. we have the perfect recipe for infectious disease outbreak. it is a catastrophe. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere you address. my fear is as the minority phase to deal with a political culture which tries to compensate. who will say is when it comes to working cost pieces by state coaching minorities, the stream on out just the or the you're watching, i'll just say we're a reminder of our top stories this hour. there's been a series of logic explosions in the liberties capital following is really it strikes over the past few hours. some residents and b

coast fought that three contracts ago and lost. in exchange for higher wages and some job security. that is exactly the fight the eastst unions are fighting now. >> dana: really interesting. thank you so much. >> bill: the v.p. who wants to be president backing the dock workers. charles payne has more on that. nice to see you. it has been a minute since we had you on. welcome back. here is what she said. the strike is about fairness, call for one. shipping companies have made record profits and executive compensation has grown. they transport essential goods across america and deserve a fair share of these record profits. a bit of a risk. you don't know how it will play out. >> not only that. there should be red flags for everybody in that statement because when she starts talking about record profits, there we go again. the war on capitalism. this is what we're really talking about here. this is the crux of the animosity. looking at how much someone else is making and not saying you know what? maybe they got a pretty good deal. now you start at $20 an hour, then $25 an hour and then $3two an hour. 1-third of the wor

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are some of the images does that we are now beginning to see as the light comes up across the west coast of florida, that is where the greatest flood damage is right now, the eastst is where we're just beginning to get a sense of the tornadic tornado damage. this live pictures from cocoa beach the storm just passed here. he has moved out to see stay with us. this is cnn's live coverage black people for better or worse, a lot of people came away from when it's my turn to talk almost say tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture. >> sunday at nine on cnn, we really don't want people to think go feeding food like ours. a spoiling their dogs. >> good real food is symbol that looks like food. smells like food is what dogs are supposed to be eating. >> know, living being should ever eat processed food for every single me all their life. it's amazing to me how many people write in about 30 dogs changing for the better the farmer's dog is just are way to help people take care of them and struggle with cbp app, you should check out, inspire. >> no mask, know-hows, jazz, sleep learn more. >> india important safety information at inspires leap.com, three key legs an

that's 5 pm, east coast time here in the us will have live coverage from across the country with guests and discussions vote here in washington, dc. and in joseph, that fear of al jazeera english from 20 to gmc on election day november 5th. so that's it from the team here in washington for now it's going to be a long week. let's say that back to. busy the rest of the team and don't patty, thank you very much. and before november, the 5th faddie and the rest. so see from dc, we'll be back on august era, 16 gmc with more election coverage. thank you very much, buddy. and still ahead on ologist sierra china begin scrolling out driving this talk, she's making cap drive is nervous about the future up at careers, and dna dodges and not just a game away from one of the biggest surprises in well school stuff coming up that she can just just take the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the process be to ok. thank you very much. of the 2nd manager erickson hog mattress, the united a report being talks with reuben, i'm in room, the coach of portuguese. so i'd say only thing. the 39 year

why i talk to the mayor of orlando to make sure he knew even though the west coast is giving a lot of focus on this that the east coast is going to significant threats as well. that's why i've also got incident management teams right there in the orlando area to help work side-by-side with the local officials to begin get those in as quickly as possible when the storm as they can landfall and moving across the state. >> i know you have to head out. here's the last question. >> i am wondering if the administration is confident the election will still be able to be conducted by november? power outages, -- cast their ballots. >> so the election peace is with the states and we have resources we can help them with to ensure we meet whatever needs they have. we will continue to work with them if you have any specific requirement. >> thank you so much administrator. safe travels. >> thanks, karine. >> thanks, everybody. >> okay. >> on the netanyahu call earlier today, with the president told by prime minister netanyahu how he tends to respond to rent after the october 1 hack? secondly, the prime minister's office and p

east coast. >> steve: yep. you are looking live. i believe that's the port of bay i don't know.auren simonetti tells us where things stand. it's a stand still. >> that is elizabeth new jersey. talking dozens of ports and nearly 50,000 unionized dock workers from nationwide arena texas started walking off the job at midnight just as their contract with the ports expired. their employers represented by the u.s. maritime alliance say they proposed a nearly 50 percent wage increase to the international long shoreman's association. in addition to a boost in their healthcare benefit and their retirement plan contributions. it was reject rejected by union leadership. dock workers are striking over fears that o automation could eventually lead to dramatic job loss. they are demanding a total ban on automated cranes, gates and container trucks used to move the freight. the ports shutting down are responsible for half of all u.s. imports and billions of dollars in trade a month. this is massive. products will not be able to be either imported or exported during this strike. that includes

become a problem on the east coast as the storm begins to pull away and milton moves out and becomes extratropical. >> that'si was going to ask you, was some more details on what people on both coasts, both the east and west coast, need to know as we head into the next few hours. >> the amazing thing about this storm is it's really north loaded. you probably noticed that that most of the talk of nearly 20in of precipitation is in the north end, from roughly interstate four to the north up to orlando and the tampa area. we have a feeder band that's going offshore, wrapping over gainesville and bringing copious amounts of moisture into the north end of the state. it's going to continue to kind of wash that past orlando, then move off the space coast. then we're going to have heavy surf as it moves away from the east coast of florida into tomorrow. >> we may not know the full extent of the damage, at least until the sun rises, but can you tell us when milton made landfall? the impact of rain, wind and storm surge? >> yeah, the storm surge varied. you know, it came right over the top of siesta keys. that area is

that is continuing to happen. fuel has been coming into the east coast ports. that is probably going to stop soon. maybe has already stopped now. there is a lot of fuel on hand that can be brought out on the dockside and that is what we are looking to continue to see happen. debris removal from hurricane helene. i think most people know the counties and the cities. they have contracts for debris removal after a storm. there was not necessarily a great job all around on some of the contractors in places like manati, sarasota, those borough counties. we saw this to be once it would -- this debris once it was clear there was some type of storm this weekend. we decided to create a state support debris mission and what we have done is we have mandated the landfills are open 24 hours. we had one county where they did not have anyone manning it. we opened it up forcibly. make sure debris can be brought in. that is florida department of transportation. they have deployed over 300 dump trucks so the work to remove debris 24/7. they are going to continue to do it all day today and as long as they can tomorr

and the port of savannah is very significant of the 14 ports that are closed on the east coast and gulfrgest single container terminal in the western hemisphere. it moves 22 of east coast container that raid. so the fact that it is shut down will have reverberations. also we should mention that here in georgia, in north carolina and south carolina, they are recovering from hurricane helene, and there are concerns that the port if strike could prevent some very much needed materials, construction materials in particular, to help those people affected recover. in fact, president biden was if in north carolina yesterday to talk about that, and he mentioned the port if strike. take a listen to this. >> this natural disaster's incredibly consequential. the last thing we need on top of that is a manmade disaster, what's going on at the ports. we're getting pushback already, and we're hearing from the folks regionally that they're having trouble getting products they need because of the port strike. ashley: you know, part of the beef here that these workers had with their contract is, yes, hay

it is a very wet picture here from much of china, certainly that east coast seen some very heavy rain remnants of its high food. now that will join up with a band moving for the south from new pots of china to bring some very heavy rain across into japan. we could see some flooding from that rain, but behind it twice skies with lots of sunshine for the korean peninsula and china . it's kara. thank you very much for that. still ahead on this sanchez here and use our as part of our special coverage of his rose year long genocide. and you guys are we taking the fact of the decades of cross border tensions between has or law and israel and how they side to stay with the pod came into the say say that your government has repressive policies, respect of human rights. it is most important task, my government facing realities. what you're saying is that you are restricted by the is released in terms of your movements at the time. that's right. to tell you restricted thoughts, providing on sense how much with trip do you think impulse is right now to us? it seems to be spreading more easily vi

that taiwan east coast guard even say they intercepted a chinese smuggler near the outline jim and islands. another suspected gray zone tactics that they say this island and the world needs to be on the lookout for because it's not just happening in taiwan. there have also been confrontations between china's coast guard and other coast guard's particularly in the philippines, over disputed shoals. there will ripley, cnn, taipei all right. >> still to come both presidential nominees hit the campaign trail in michigan on friday, hoping to bolster support across the important swing state plus hundreds of documents in trump's election subversion case have been released. we've seen most of them before, but there are some new nuggets about trump's behavior of details on that after the break, please stay with us before election day. >> vice president harris basis voters and takes so pressing questions, lie. >> anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall, kamala harris, wednesday at 90 eastern on cnn i brought in a jew or max protein with 30 grams of protein. >> those who tried me felt

that is continuing to happen. fuel has been coming into the east coast ports. that is probably going to stop soon. maybe has already stopped now. there is a lot of fuel on hand that can be brought out on the dockside and that is what we are looking to continue to see happen. debris removal from hurricane helene. i think most people know the counties and the cities. they have contracts for debris removal after a storm. there was not necessarily a great job all around on some of the contractors in places like manati, sarasota, those borough counties. we saw this to be once it would -- this debris once it was clear there was some type of storm this weekend. we decided to create a state support debris mission and what we have done is we have mandated the landfills are open 24 hours. we had one county where they did not have anyone manning it. we opened it up forcibly. make sure debris can be brought in. that is florida department of transportation. they have deployed over 300 dump trucks so the work to remove debris 24/7. they are going to continue to do it all day today and as long as they can tomorr

storm surgeon both coasts, 63 counties, a storm surge that might be travel ago cross the east coast wheninto the atlantic. it's really a monster. and they'll have to buckle down over the next 24 hours. we'll talk about that later in the program, but i want to go to our top story just to say if you do want to watch that press conference, you can continue to do that on the q.r. code. i almost forgot to tell you that. but you can watch that on bbc streaming, the q.r. code for you. i want to return if we can to our top story because in gaza, heavy clashes taking place at the jabalee refugee camp in northern gaza as israeli troops supported by tanks try to prevent hezbollah armies from regrouping and is the fourth time they've returned to this area. medical teams say there are bodies lying in the narrow alleys and unable to reach the wounded. u.s. officials say this is in return for another israeli siege on gaza and palestinians who leave won't be able to come back, a move that would be a violation of international law and u.s. laws. the israelis have told them, according to reporting from ax

orlando could be up to 100 miles and they were up and down the east central coast as well. that'sing to go north once it hits florida, it's back into the atlantic. >> that is absolutely the case. >> neil: thank you, adam. you are young. fox news meteorologist. fox news has been preparing about this. you should be making sure that a lot of you floridians follow up on this. we are thinking of you and praying for you. here comes "the five." ♪ ♪

to be a priority to get those people to some safety we just got an update that the eye of milton has just exited the east coast of florida. so the hurricane is now off into the atlantic. but as you're hearing the aftermath, we're just getting a full briefing jason, of the damage that it's created across the state. you can see that the winds are still blowing here in central florida. i saw just a few minutes ago wild lisa bella was speaking with the sheriff for another blueish green flash. we typically means a transformer has blown last check of the utilities here in orange county roughly 60,000 customers of the more than 3 million across the state without power, wolf course been watching that as well. but the work now begins to assess the damage to get to those who need help and to recover of course, helene was just two weeks ago. so that work has been going on here across florida for some time, our special live coverage of hurricane milton now off into the atlantic continues and ask questions like, what does a comedy show doing on cnn? that's too much but i want donald now, can you slice that provide got news

coming up, a massive dockworker strike is expected to start in just a few hours on the east coast that could be detrimental to whole country's economy, help ports here on the west are preparing for that. >> a high school reunion in oakland and in a former student getting shot. but we know about the victim. the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. >> all right. welcome back. let's talk weather as we get a live look there at the golden gate bridge. and boy, would it be nice if the fog would join the party to? yeah, would be nice could happen right? funny how you missed the ball when it's gone. right. when leave these really hot days are thinking, oh, my goodness and love to se

with him very early in the show here and he would call me he first thing that i was in the west coast at that point, he was on the eastst and so i was pretty sure that he had seen the readings before. either ratings in front of me, i was probably not as first call, probably his fifth or sixth, but he called him and say, hey john, how we do and i would say very well because we did do very well. we're just not nobody said number one, show on television, and i would say we did very well and he would say number one show on television. he would continue to repeat that and repeat that well into the second or third season and quite honestly, then he would do that for a press tour and say number one showed television and for the people who are covering television. then with the ratings as well as anyone. and so when he was saying number one show and tell hello, they would just sort of laugh, but he would be undeterred in that regard and would continue saying it feeling that eventually someone would believe it. and i guess in america, many people did. >> well, many people who are in the electorate often looked at that success

check out this video from pebble beach, florida, this morning and that's on the east coast of the staterees on houses and roofs with significant damage and debris littered across the street. latest with eyes on milton. we'll be back. when you're in the military you're really close with your brothers and your sisters that are in the military with you. and when you get out of the military, you kind of lose that until you find a new family. we can talk about our struggles and the things that we did overseas and not everybody can do that. adam! how's it going, brother? we live pretty close to each other. so he's always coming over. when i go to jack's house, we watch a lot of football, hang out. we go outside the friendship has kind of grown into a family i was overseas on a deployment. i got separated from my marines and i got hit in the neck, and it broke my neck and paralyzed me. 14 years ago, i was on a training mission. did a military freefall, and i had some faulty equipment. i hit the ground. going, 30 to 40 knots and was instantly paralyzed. i met jack fanning when he invited us to

shipping and supply chains may also drive up prices hikes with no merchandise coming through the east coast. that means the supply and demand issue more shipments would be coming to the west coast, including the port of oakland. >> there will be impacts. it might just be marginal. you might see the cost of some items increase versus others. might be a starter to restock some items versus others, depending where they are typically distributed, where their suppliers tend to do business. but we have a very diversified economy. we have a very resilient supply chain. hopefully consumers don't see a lot of impact. it's it's a very short action. you kinda cross your fingers and hope you don't see anything. >> yeah. the port of oakland, one of the busiest ports in the entire world. and right now, west coast ports in the middle of a six-year contract. so the good news is no imminent issues here. the last west coast dockworkers strike was 22 years ago. >> all right. 6.20, is the time which gives talk politics for your local election headquarters. and tonight, republican vice presidential candidate jd vance

and don't forget the state still recovering from hurricane helene. >> that struck the east coast 2 weeks ago. a lot of that damage. you can see that video still there needing to be cleaned up. and as the outer bands of milton are now beginning to batter, florida, we want to go live to sam come nt standing by the university of tampa. see what things are looking like out there. sam, how with how things look how you doing? doing well. yeah, things are looking like a historic once-in-a-century storm moving its way across here. west florida. >> it's mostly a ghost town. beautiful downtown tampa. nobody out. we have to really anybody all morning. moreso joggers people actually going for runs as we see more foot traffic vehicle traffic. this is the area we've spent most of our day here, downtown tampa, some supplies resources set up by crews that just left. but i want to show you this that orange stack that you see there, that's a water barrier that they spent several hours putting up inflating strapping down and what's inside that building, what its protecting is one of the biggest water sewag

by the way, that's on the east coast of florida. so this is going to be a brig concern. tornado watch until 9:00 p.m. one of the risks. we talk about the storm surge. that will be imminent along the west coast of florida. heavily populated neighborhoods. millions of folks live here from tampa to fort myers. we don't know the exact location where the strongest winds will come ashore. that will be key as to who gets the worst storm surge. south of the core of the strongest winds. north of the core of the strongest winds will be the heavy rainfall. a foot to 14, 15 inches. no matter how you slice it, it is going to be a very big event. one that will cause probably damage like they've never seen along the west coast of florida. already seeing wind gusts in excess of 40 miles-per-hour for key west. as you mentioned the storm will weaken but also going to grow larger. that's what happens. it's interacting with a cold front. it is what happened with sandy a few years ago in the northeast, right? it interacted with a cold front and became extra tropical and got bigger and affecte

east coast and -- gulf coast, ports, i should say are part of the strike, essentially shut down. that's the case on the west coast where they settled in a year ago with generous terms. they are settled. but sticking with her east coast colleagues by saying they will not md cargo coming their way from diverted ships. meantime, so many crises and so little time. we have this ongoing port strike, the helene devastation, and the expanding war in israel. fear is that israel's next move to reply to the iran missile strike could comp cavings considerably. look at that, after this. at old dominion freight line, we do them this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way is why we're the number one national ltl carrier for quality. for us, this way is the right way which is why it's the only way we go. (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (oth

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that means exports from the mediterranean and u.s. east coast. see spot rates jump by the extent of 15% to 20% from early day here. i must say also that the only real alternative to the closed ports on the east coast and west coast, the longer and more expensive routing into the u.s. west coast as you talked to gene of los angeles just a moment ago. we see rates potentially jumps by $1,000 on the alternative route. that is approximately 30% up on day one. game on. >> that's according to peter sand here. is it all priced in or do you think spot rates would move higher more quickly? from past experience, past disruption, what's the path here? >> i think we tend to see a jump on the very early hours and early days when a disruption like this hits the fan. then people find their contingency plans and find out if this will last more than one day or a week or will this last a month and they will start to find ways to work around that. we expect perhaps a flat development in the coming hours and days most likely. then we get to see carriers also pushing

that's a case from the university of california. thank you so much. thank you. the while remaining in the united states, a strike by pool was suspended to shipping operations along the entire east coast. adults between the workers union and porto. this that reported to be at a standstill was a seeking a wage increase in job protection. guarantees in the face of concerns about orientation, it's estimated that hall of north america's maritime trade passes through the affected ports. one estimate says the striker costs for us to come to be $5000000000.00 a day, some business days, according to president biden, to invoke and by even low authorizing the presidents to order a cooling off period in the strike. well, jason miller is a professor at michigan state university and internship of the department of supply chain management. welcome to the dfw that you didn't invite you. they have the international longshoremen's association. so it shuts down old ports from maine to texas, a 12, a one i have on tuesday, and it says after it rejected the employee is supposed to be final offer. but on monday, the us mt assign reliance which represents the shipping from support associations and the read

that these two parties look far apart until they are not and the west coast ports are the ones that set the floor and the bar for what the eastoast was potentially can get. let's see where we are january 15 in the next few months. >> that's all i can say. it's an interesting thing. >> we will have a conversation next as well. bloomberg's craig trudell on tariffs, china ev's out of europe. ♪ it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. jonathan: final trading day of the week going in

note that the east coast ports strike ended before he could have an effect on the october payrolls. regarding the hurricanes, outside analysts estimate the extreme weather could lower payroll employment by as many as 60,000 jobs, though unlikely strike estimate, this estimate is subject to considerable uncertainty. in other words, outside estimates suggest that strikes and weather-related events could collectively lower october payrolls -- could collectively lower the change in the october payroll by as much as 100,000 jobs. now, while we are doing all we can to help with these temporary disruptions, we remain confident in the underlying strength of the. u.s. labor market. . at the same time it is important to keep in mind that these disruptions will make interpreting this month's jobs report harder than usual. despite the recent positive data flow, let me be crystal clear that there are no victory laps here. we know that prices are still too high for families, making our cost-cutting agenda as urgent as ever. and we will continue to fight to lower costs in key areas including healt

the hurricane that caused the humanitarian disasters on the east coast of the united states have revealedmany social, political and economic problems. citizens suddenly discovered that the country's leadership does not care about them. in any case , the government is much more interested in ukraine. in neighboring regions, millions of ordinary people have been without electricity for 9 days, the reason is the lack of transformers, which the emergency response agency should have in abundance , as it turned out, there are no such transformers for the most trivial reason, their number is not infinite, and those that were kept in reserve, some were sent to ukraine, and some were transferred to migrant camps near the mexican border, the americans are outraged, the authorities seem to be trying to aggravate this outrage in every possible way. kamala harris arrived in georgia, which had suffered from a hurricane, to provide operational leadership in the elimination of the consequences of the disaster and laughed here all day long, considering that many hundreds of citizens became victims of the

years as you are aware, ila, the management on west coast discussions of six years we came to conclusion with regard to that process a year later east this particular case, what has been impressive, the least last 50 years union did go on strike, so again, we go through this every six years, of course, we all concerned about worse scenarios but our particular case never a work stoppage, cargo will continue to move parties came to mutual resolution what would your advise be to gulf and east coast port sfwleeshgz my advice to both partyings management and labor unions come to differences as soon as possible the good news i think there has been movement with regard to some issues, that are very he pertinent to them my advices that if in is prolonged an existential threat to nation supply chain not situation we want to be in. >> we were talking a lot perishable goods going bad groceries beef, pork, do you expect that sort of to be the easy obviously, issues people will face? what is next you tranche of goods, if prolonged that is first thing you will see in terms of additional goods i think talking about schedules delays higher costs, o

east coast. you are on the west coast. you laid down the law. everybody has got to get out. how many people did? >> that's i would say 98 to 100 percent of our people did leave the island. they took heed to our warnings. helene was very dangerous. when helene came in, the waters rose so quickly that we lost police cars because we couldn't get them to high ground. it went from one foot deep to 3-foot deep in minutes. and it was just devastating. and people saw that and they had 95 to 100 percent of our homes, single story homes had between n accommodation in them. so people took heed and they know that we weren't going to be there to do rescues like we did in helene. helene was just a water issue for us. it was not a wind issue. this was both. >> steve: right. because you are a barrier island, you have got a bridge going in and out, the bridge, you locked it down. i think you had somebody posted right there just to make sure nobody went in. at what point do you go back across the bridge to see how your island sustained any damage? the police department public works and west manatee fire create our own firs

going to be, 51 counties with emergency measures, storm surge on both coasts, a hurricane that might be shoveling across to the eastand they would have to buckle down over the next 24 hours. we will talk about that later in the programme. ijust returned sort of story. just to see if you want to watch that this conference, you can continue to do that, there it is, on the qr code, but you can go and watch that on bbc streaming, the qr code for you. and just going back to our top story. well in gaza today — heavy clashes have been taking place at the jabalia refugee camp in northern gaza, as israeli troops supported by tanks try to prevent hamas fighters from regrouping in the area. this is the fourth time they have returned to this area. medical teams say there are bodies lying in the narrow alleys, and they are unable to reach the wounded. us officials have expressed concerns that this is in preparation for another israeli siege on northern gaza, and that palestinians who leave won't be able to come back. a move that would be a violation of international law and us laws. the israelis have told them, according to rep

stronger, anything in the right at, 75-110 miles per hour, do not be surprised if you see that on the what -- east coast. obvious he without much wind we expected power outages to be devastating across that entire area. it is getting very clothes but we still have quite a bit of time and we will see how it plays out. >> neil: and was hearing reports earlier, that could be good news whatever happens it moves quickly but it is big as you said. and then it is out to the atlantic, it's not like helene where it takes a curb up north. >> know, think elite stays a hurricane across the entire state of which is tough but once it gets out of there we are shooting out to see. >> neil: thank you very much. going into the center of the state, orlando, you can understand why this neighborhood is closed, seaworld, universal, all shutting down operations. believe disney world, in its 55 year history in the state of florida, only 12 times it has shutdown whether it is for a limited time or not. you will get the read it right now, what many consider to be potentially ground zero dana florida kaiser police chief kind enou

that's try relaxing them them.com or call 800 four to 218716 >> 5:33 a.m. on the east coast. that means it's 11 a.m. in germany, this is a live look at in berlin, president biden just finished speaking there after he accepted jury lebanese order of merit. it's the equivalent of the american presidential medal of freedom. we're going to monitor the president's remarks throughout the morning. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us shore to dominate some conversations there with the president. the latest news from israel and gaza with the leader of hamas, yahar sinwar now confirmed dead us officials have renewed hope for a ceasefire and hostage deal. president biden is pressuring israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to change course jerusalem, former editor in chief of the jerusalem post, avi mayer. avi, good morning to you. it's wonderful to have you on the show as always want to know the view from you on the ground in terms of what kind of opening this presents or doesn't for israel to change how they are conducting the war in gaza. ther

potential for trade and economic disruptions stemming from the dockworkers strike that has shut down dozens of ports along the east coast and gulf coast region. c-span's "washington journal," join the conversation live at 7:30 on c-an, c-span now, our free >> do you solemnly swear that in the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> weeknights, watch our encore presentation of american history tv's 10 part series congress investigates as we explore age investigations by the u.s. house and senate. authors and historians will tell these stories. we will see historic footage and examine the impact and legacy of key congressional hearings. monday, a joint house-senate committee in 1871 invested a conditions in the southern states following a wave of violence against freed slaves and others. congress investigates monday at 10:00 eastern on c-span. >> we take you le the university of mary washington for a debate between former army colonel eugeneindman, a democrat and former green beret derrick anderson, a republican, both running to represent virginia's seve

near i75, which is one of the primary evacuation routes for folks that are trying to get from the west coast of florida over to the east coast of florida. that second confirmed tornado go was out by clue austin? that is right near lake okeechobee and it is also along another road that connects the west coast to the east coast of florida. and now we're looking into the possibility here in fort myers that there may have been some damage about ten to 15 minutes from where we are to give you a sense of exactly are located shan earlier today, i was live kinda closer to the kaluza hatchie river back there. we're keeping a close eye on it because we expect that that river is going to overflow. and at some point begin pushing in with storm surge, right now of anywhere between eight to 12 feet. so as all of that played out, we made the decision to go ahead and make our way a little bit closer, more inland away from the river. and then there was a break in the weather. and now we're starting to hear some reports of some damage to some homes in one neighborhood again, not too far from where we are it's just about ten to 15 minute

financial region, coming along for a national problem. >> do you think that your business in california around the east coast you see it as a regional business? or are you part of a national business that you just happen to have a regional footprint? >> we are on the east coast and the west coast. it is more national. we tend to bank companies that are smaller or they are very big in some part of the world and they decided to come to the u.s. their aspirations naturally take them to other market and we tend to go over them. >> a credit risk with problems that a bank may face right now in california and on the east coast are the same? or do they have differences? >> they are sort of concentrated in a few classes. asset classes that everybody talks about is commercial real estate. that as everybody knows in this room is bigger. commercial real estate is not an asset class. it is made up of suburban properties. the problem is in high rise urban center of town. high-rise office buildings which was obviously affected by the work from home things that happened. so, that sector still remains in distress. once again

on the left east coast bans any equipment devoid of human interaction. they want it to stay thatthe west coast union fought the battle years ago and lost by contract. the contract says fully mechanized and robotic operated terminals are allowed. that's the way the world was going to china's largest port you have four guys at computers handling two dozen automated cranes live ring continues to automatic vehicles than to another automatic crane putting them on trucks and trains. upfront it's expensive but more efficient and productive. >> internal operated basically starters a return on their investment five or six years some of that longer because of the cost of implementing the automated equipment. >> studies show these semiautonomous terminals here at long beach and l.a. process containers toward taut times faster than the conventional terminal but also took 600 jobs -- two times faster. diverting traffic here one thing the cargo we'll go off to baltimore new york that's where it will sit however, we do have room here. there is about 20% excess capacity room for about 40 more co

just to give you a sense of some of these, let's head over to the east coast all the way over to the east coast of florida, right that far away from the hurricane palm city. you can see a tornado flipped a truck on. i-95. and then if we go over to vero beach just to the north of that again on the east coast, 72 mile per hour winds and then a tornado reported this is down near fort myers in an area called page park. so obviously it's got some wide ranging, you know, the effects from this that just keep going with all of this wind and this rain. so it is now 50 miles, just 50 miles west-southwest of sarasota. it is a cat 320 mile per hour sustained wind. you can see we're going to see that landfall and then it's going continue right across florida and then head out to sea again. and it looks like it will head out as likely almost a category one. so this is going to be an incredible storm to see tomorrow. we see what has happened. i fear that the storm surge is going to be extreme, especially right to the south of wherever that eye makes landfall. that's where you see that water and that wind get pushed the highest. so

thousands of dock workers are about to walk off the job at around 1a seaports along the east and gulf coast. that could cause delays and a drag on the economyjust weeks before a divisive presidential election. the two major sticking points between the international association and maritime alliance of wages and automation. workers are unhappy with the current contracts which spanned the pandemics when dockworkers stayed on the job and enjoyed months of soaring inflation. on automation, the union boss has been warning jobs could be replaced by machines. in response, that us maritime alliance says it is offering to keep the current ban on fully automated equipment. a strike could cost $5 billion a day according tojp morgan analyst. everything from raw materials and pharmaceuticals, to clothes and toys, with ports accounting for more than half imports in containers. if it extends for weeks, it could lead to shortages and high prices ahead of the presidential election. that is something the new york governor weighed in on. the potential for disruption is significant. we have not had an event like thi

and it's in this essentially means that a 3rd of the 11 east coast line is now off limits to people and residents. it's not clear where these people are supposed to go, but what is clear is that these really military is expanding its targets. it says that is going to be hitting as well of interest along the coast line. this is also now comes as israel has essentially got an air campaign being waged against what it says or has will a target across loven on as well as now what they say is a limited ground for ration inside the lebanese territory. since they launched out on october 1st, what i want to add is on the ground forces i. they have also added another division of it is rarely military forces. so they are clearly increasing their presence on the group the ground when it comes to their what they say is a limited target. it ground operation inside levon and was clear is that they are now expanding this operation day by day. and we're seeing that as we move forward with these continue warning and limitation for civilian population to move within the country. are you as president joe b