u. s. kristen, 3 me reports now from new york, tallying up the losses from hurricane ian has only just begun. our roof is in the back of the house. for these retirees, seeing the damage to their homes and neighborhood was overwhelming. there's no words for it. it's like, oh, holy cow, what a mesh the south west coast of florida took the brunt of wind and storm surge. but the impact of the heavy rainfall was felt further inland and up the united states. eastern coast. experts say whether storms is one impact of climate change. the majority of the cost as well as the lives lost as a result of ah, hurricanes and tropical cycles comes from flooding. it comes from storm surge. it comes from the rainfall. one of the costliest storms in u. s. history superstore miss sandy wasn't even a hurricane by the time it got here in new york. and yet here's where it did the most damage. $82000000000.00 in flooding and infrastructure costs. some early estimates for hurricane in are approaching that. more than 40000 u

u. s. kristen salome has this report from new york tallying up the losses from hurricane ian has only just begun. our roof is in the back of the house for these retirees, seeing the damage to their homes and neighborhood was overwhelming. there's no words for it. it's like, oh, holy cow, what a mess! the south west coast of florida took the brunt of wind and storm surge, but the impact of the heavy rainfall was felt further inland and up the united states. eastern coast experts say whether storms is one impact of climate change. the majority of the cost, as well as the lives lost as a result of hurricanes and tropical cycles comes from flooding. it comes from storm surge. it comes from the rainfall. one of the costliest storms in u. s. history superstore. miss sandy wasn't even a hurricane by the time i got here in new york, and yet here's where it did the most damage. $82000000000.00 in flooding and infrastructure costs. some early estimates for hurricane in are approaching that. more than 40000 u

u. s. mid term elections are just over a week away, and immigration is a key issue, shaping the ballot as voters true between democrats and republicans. kristen salumi reports on this from new york. the number of arrest that the u. s. southern border has never been hire us border patrol, recorded 2400000 migrant encounters in the last fiscal year, pedro was one of them. he says he crossed through 7 countries to get from venezuela to the united states. the main reason why i had to vote is because i was a care, pedro was among 150000 venezuela allowed to remain in the country to file for asylum. most of those asylum seekers wait near the border to be processed. but recently, governors from republican, my border states have been putting migrants like him on buses and sending them to democratic lead city in protest of federal immigration policies. with a record number of migrants pressing into the united states and arriving in cities like new york by the bus load. the government has promised to allow 24000 venezuelans to remain in the country and work on humanitarian grounds. but they have to apply before they get here. and thanks to a deal with

u. s. of siding with russia, opec oil cuts voted against moscow. kristen fleming, as more from you and headquarters in new york. while this is the 4th vote in the general assembly, since russia invaded ukraine on the situation in ukraine, in this one past, with the most support of any of the prior resolutions, it's an attempt by ukraine and it's backers to keep russia under pressure. keep the spotlight on the country and show that it's isolated on the international stage. there were some abstentions 35 of them. that's similar to the right previous votes . among the abstentions 2 very large and influential countries, china and india. china said that the resolution reflected a cold war mentality and in their view, was not conducive to bring the parties together for peace talks. but the united states and other countries that back ukraine said that quite simply, this is a matter of preserving international law. and the un charter arm message is loud and clear. it does not matter if you as a nation or big or small rich or poor, old or new. if you are a you and

but the term kristen nationalism has cropped up at various times in u. s. history. and some will argue it's a had a consistent presence since the countries founding our connections to white supremacist groups like the k k k. to the more recent patriot front, a christian nationalism is by no means a new phenomenon. taking its history into account. how do you define christian nationalism as it is today? actually simply, i just defined it as people who believe that god created america for a purpose that america is special. in other words, when you are a christian nationalist, you believe that god created america as a christian nation. first of all, 2nd debt, white men who were the founders of this nation were also christian. and that 3rd, that christianity is the most important religion of all that really flies in the face of a lot of things that the founders in the front and all the founding documents. absolutely, to arrive at this position that, that fascinating one that i've never understood. absolutely, and i think, you know, one of the things that i find troubling

u. s. history. president, jo biden's, recent climate law is providing only $37000000000.00 a year over a decade. kristen salumi reports from new york, tallying up the losses from hurricane ian has only just begun. our roof is in the back of the house. for these retirees, seeing the damage to their homes and neighborhood was overwhelming. there's no words for it. it's like holy cow, what a mess. the south west coast of florida took the brunt of wind and storm surge, but the impact of the heavy rainfall was felt further inland and up the united states. eastern coast experts say whether storms is one impact of climate change. the majority of the cost, as well as the lives lost as a result of hurricanes and tropical cycle, and comes from flooding. it comes from storm surge, it comes from the rainfall. one of the costliest storms in u. s. history superstore. miss sandy wasn't even a hurricane by the time i got here in new york, and yet here is where did the most damage. $82000000000.00 and flooding an infrastructure costs some early estimates for hurricane in are approaching that. more than 40000 utility wor

u. s. president donald trump, who is banned off the capitol hill. riots. welcome to take over saying twitter is now insane. hans kristen salumi, hassle. ilan mosque appeared at twitters california headquarters as his $44000000000.00 takeover of the social media platform was beginning to sink in. musk who'd already changed his twitter title to chief twit, confirm the news in you guessed it, a tweet on friday morning. but it's how free the bird will be, that is of most concern to users. his 1st move was to fire c e o power, garger wall and top executives. it's no secret that the tesla ceo thinks there's far too much censorship on twitter. there are concerns amongst people that i spoke to that people or accounts that have engaged in disinformation or misinformation or forms of harassment. bullying may be allowed to stay on the platform in a way that they previously have not. must previously said he'd reinstate former president. donald trump, who was banned in the wake of the january 6th riots. trump responded on his own social media platform friday that he was happy. twitter is quote, now insane hands. but musk announced

kristen salome reports from fort myers, one of the worst effected areas to stranded residents, got a lift from the u. s. coast guard. they survived hurricane ian. just completely washed out. but the bridge leading to their home on sanibel island did not. along this stretch of florida coast buildings are leveled, and few boats remain in the water. here it was the storm surge as much as the 240 kilometer per hour wins. that left destruction in their wake. michael micks philips rode out. the storm on his fishing boat, one of the few now still see worthy watching the surge come up. those you know, came up within an hour half hour. it was up, you know, released 20 foot. and you know, high winds, you know, lease a 150 miles an hour. it seemed like in his lot of rain ship blowing around in the boats. my la, the hood and without the bell, you don't have anything on his father's boat is grounded tuesday. we're supposed to put our traps in the water and we have no boats and we don't know the crab is going to be good.

busy kristen much speculation, of course as to whether prominent figures previously bomb from twitter will be allowed by cold. i can think of at least one form a u. s. president. yeah, absolutely i, he's elan mosque is a self described free speech absolutist and he's talked a lot about rolling back restrictions on the platform. but i been a lot of concern and pushback about that. and today he said in a tweet that he would be forming, the company would be forming a content moderation council, and that no major decisions on content or reinstating accounts would be made before this commission had a chance to me. but he has said in the past that he would be for reinstating former president donald trump, who was removed from the platform for tweets and connection to the january 6th capital riot. la mosque has said that he believes that twitter is the public square of the modern world, if you will, that this is a place where people have differing viewpoints should be able to come together and discuss them. but clearly he has been attempting to allay the concerns, particularly of advertisers who he is going to need to keep this platform afloat. now that h

kristen salumi reports from fort myers, one of the worst affected cities to stranded residents, got a lift from the u. s. coast guard, they survived hurricane in just completely washed out, but the bridge leading to their home on sanibel island did not. along this stretch of florida coast buildings are leveled, and few boats remain in the water. here it was, the storm surge as much as the 240 kilometer per hour wind that left destruction in their wake. michael mc phillips wrote out the storm on his fishing boat, one of the few now still see worthy watching a surge come up. you know, came up with an in the half hour it was up, you know, released 20 foot and you know, high winds, you know, lease 150 miles an hour. it seemed like it has a lot of rain and ship blow round, and the boat's my livelihood and without the bell, you don't have anything. his father's boat is grounded tuesday. we're supposed to put traps in a water and we have no boats and we don't know the crab is going to be good and we can't get bay. it's going to be a bad situation. federal disaster funding will help some with rebuilding, but of