if you're in venice are in a coma. so even into napa, naples, we will still see more wind coming on shore because you're not going to change direction where at least anderson, you are going to change the wind direction coming out of the north and then eventually it'll take a while even though we have a negative surge in tampa bay down almost three feet where those were the cruise ships dock. it's three feet below where it should be not up above where it should be, but then eventually the wind will come around and kind of fill that tampa bay back up again. so as the administrator said, don't go out there just because the bay is dry. it won't be dry for long >> i appreciate it and that amount of rainfall is incredible that you mentioned ben as i want to go to jonathan petro balah, louis is in venice jonathan, i understand you're seeing flooding >> yeah, it's the storm surge really starting to push in here as meteorologist was just saying, we're south of where the eye made landfall and hopefully people didn't let their gu

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venice is just 17 miles south of siesta key. were milton made landfall? was also battered by wind gusts of over 100 miles per hour winds, so strong. you see their small plane was flipped upside down, joining me right now is lauren anderson the public information officer for the city of venice? for the latest. thank you so much for coming in. >> your, you're just south of where this storm made landfall. >> what's the latest from there? >> thank you so much for having us. so, you know, we have widespread power outages, cyber outages disrupt the city. we have trees down, debris in the streets who still have flooded roadways. a lot of that water has receded but our main messaging this morning is pleased. we understand people are curious. >> they want to check on their homes where we're at asking them, do not leave to check out what's going on just because the winds have died down, doesn't mean that going outside or drive around as safe. >> in fact, the opposite, because all the dangers are certainly not yet identified out there well, that's the and that's the

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d along the gulf coast where the hurricane made landfall, in venice debris in the streets, this roof torn off hn cosby.. breach police chief >> o say close t this. e never had an event >> david: in sarasota, families just now >> we've been throughch of 'em, and never been this d.avid:resident biden now calling oness toturn disaster aid and making this vow to the people florida. >> i promise you, you have to pick up the pieces still.nt you, you put the pieces back together and get all you need. >> david: while back in their garage, nelson a maria in front of tha carteling telling they are grateful they're here. >> we're survived. >> reporter: and s glad? >> so oglad. >> reporter: thank you. >> david: you heard that couple telling me they're grateful to be alive tonight. they told me they had no time to get out of the car. they were sitting in their driveway with the tornado right over them. tonight families are just now returning to their homes along the gulf coast of florida. landfall, of course, in siesta key, that's near sarasota. tonight victor ee kind owe in venice where he found

bradenton-sarasota-venice 9 to 13ft. tampa still very strong. not as much as expected yesterday, but still very damaging and could be life threatening. 6 to 9ft. we've got more looks of this. plus of course our bay area forecast, which even has some rain chances in it. we'll get you all wrapped up on this. but this storm, it is going to be one to be reckoned with here when all is said and done, very dangerous. it's going to be a terrifying night for floridians. thank you jeff. and we of course will have continuing coverage of hurricane milton on air and online. coming up at six, we're going to speak with bay area first responders who are already on the ground in florida, ready to help in any way possible. back here in the bay area, republican vice presidential candidate j.d. vance has returned with just weeks to go until election day. nbc bay area's robert honda is live in woodside. and robert, you are near where the event is just getting underway. that's right. the event is getting underway, though the candidate is not quite here yet. we're her

and the car loans, because all the car dealers are on venice, venice, venice. yeah. that's right. yeah. so i just remember car alarms. it was crazy. okay, so temperatures today are cooler a couple of degrees, but still hot. inland temperatures tomorrow will be cooler. still not as hot inland. and by the weekend it's going to be. oh, this is pleasant. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be cooler. there's the trend, right. it's going the right way for us. milder temperatures for sure. and again it's still above the average forecast. highs tomorrow are still going to be above the average. but the low pressure is up here in the pacific northwest are getting stronger. and that's because the days are getting shorter. and the jet stream is getting further south. and it's its transition season, right. we're heading towards winter and that's what happens. these lows start to become a little more powerful each time. this one is going to be to the point where it could bring a sprinkle on saturday. but what's more encouraging than that is behind it. next week when? tuesday, w

. >> estamos en venice, florida, unas millas al sur de donde toco tierra al huracan milton y no estoy como tal, estos son montanas de arena que recubren incluso esta vivienda casi al completo, estamos a la altura del techo de la vivienda y el resto es arena. >> calculo que unos ocho, o 9 pies de arena acumulada que han tapado closetes, han forzado el movimiento de muebles, han hecho caer los refrigeradores y han dejado una cocina casi recubierta de arena. >> y lo mismo en otros puntos de venice. >> vemos estructuras metalicas doblegadas, estacionamientos amenazados por esta gran cantidad de arena y muchos destrozos, tantos que ya vemos a trabajadores latinos retirando esos escombros y tratando de volver cuanto antes a la normalidad. >> aqui en venice se calcula que la marejada ciclonica fue de 7 a 10 pies de altura los vientos huracanados. >> el nivel de la arena aqui tapa casi el farol de la calle, la verja de las viviendas, la senal de propiedad privada. >> y ustedes saben lo altas que son las palmeras en florida aqui las montanas de arena me permiten tocar las hojas con la mano. >>

in recent weeks, we've had venice, toronto, telluride, new york and london.se film events have provided us with some powerful cinema, but we're going to focus on some of the highlights from the new york film festival, and we begin with a bit of an overview. it's autumn in manhattan, and, for movie lovers, a top destination was the new york film festival. like, everybody has a genre that they enjoy, and here at the new york film festival, it kind ofm _ it covers everything. the new york film festival is a well—curated, classy affair. over two weeks, more than 70 full—length feature films from 2a different countries were shown. it brought in lesser—known directors and big—name stars. many of the films, indirectly or directly, reflected some of the tensions and tumult at large in the world today. whoo! that's it, el! you're doing great. the new york film festival opened with nickel boys, an adaptation of a pulitzer prize—winning novel telling the story of two young black men held in an abusive, racist reform school in 1960s florida. visually ambitious, it's a st

venice saying the city's daytrid and extended through next year. tourists will be charged the tax up to about $11 on weekends and holidays from mid april through july of 2025. critics of the tax say it's doing nothing to reduce the number of tourists in venice. >> a rising star in men's college basketball coaching ranks has died. amir abdur rahim was about to begin his second year with south florida. the university says he died due to complications from a medical procedure. last year, he led the bulls to a school record 25 wins and his older brother shareef played 12 seasons in the nba. amir abdur rahim was 43. >> our elephants people. a colorado court is set to answer that question. the case is the latest in a long running legal battle to help get elephants out of captivity. colorado's highest court is now set to address the elephant. in the room are pachyderms, people. >> we are going to, i think, look back on this as a really a milestone moment in the animal rights movement. >> activists with the nonhuman rights project are suing the cheyenne mo

what you're looking at right now is in venice florida. i should note, we're checking them with all of our reporters throughout this hour, making sure that they're staying safe, we're going to reestablish with anderson as you saw him in bradenton, florida, i want to go now to randi kaye. she's in sarasota. randi kaye. obviously you were seeing debris itself start to fly earlier from a ceiling fan from a house, i believe. and other aspects of this that was a huge concern that officials had this coming so quickly after helene, what are you seeing right now and sarasota? >> yeah, absolutely. kaitlan. there's debris that of course became projectiles and that's, that's a scattered all over these neighborhoods. but we're just about 20 minutes or so from siesta key, where hurricane milton made landfall just near siesta key. so very close to where the storm came across. and when we were in the eye, kaitlan, it was so tranq will hear the birds started to come out. there was any when there wasn't any rain there were bugs and birds and you could hear

in venice only 1/6 remain. with scientists and local experts for the last year was a humbling and empowering and vital to create a piece of art whose objective is to help the claimant emergency resonate both personally and collectively, and to foster a sense of shared responsibility. >> it's not just about the powerful storytelling. it's also about the means by which we tell those stories in industry that is heavy on resou to that, i am proud to announce today that i am helping sir david attenborough's grandson will, to champion the green rid it is an initiative that brings together actors and producers i finding solutions to the sustainability issues that we face within our industry. by adding a green clause to our contacts, we can assure climate action is prioritized onset and on screen and at every stage of the production process. so working with your agents. working with sustainability experts, we can help isolate th areas of most importance and impact to develop scalable solutions and kickstart systemic pr

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in venice, high winds already, powering the waves there and battering downtown. and then, of course tonight, the tornadoes already. this home security camera captured the tornado roaring through a neighborhood in fort myers. everything suddenly going dark. another tornado, look at this, spotted on a traffic camera crossing i-75 west of fort lauderdale, showing just how far and wide the effects of this storm are already being felt. tonight here, my interview with the hurricane centers from noaa, flying right into this hurricane. rocked by turbulence. what they witnessed inside the eye of the hurricane. you'll hear from the lieu ten that commander just back on the ground tonight. president biden coming before the cameras just moments ago, warning of the dangers of this hurricane tonight. but we begin here this evening with the new forecast just in from the national hurricane center. cho ginger zee is in fort myers. i know the track can still change, but as of right now, when and where is this expected to make landfall? >> yeah, david, it looks right over say, brade

we're ota of venice, florida mr. mayor, thanks for being with me. >> we're still waiting to get an update from local authorities, wear randi is about the severity of damage, but what do you know about milton's effect on venice tell us what's happening there? >> i think thanks for having me, victor. >> so right now, we've got what these are called tactical first in teams and they're going to be deploying out onto the streets to clear roadways. you have to think there's a lot of downed trees, a lot of down power lines most of the areas without power. so it's going to take us a little bit of time to get get those arterioles cleared up. so we can get responders in their start doing assessments. it also isn't quite daybreak yet, so we've got to wait for a little bit of a light to help us kind of do some more of this hard work to get in and get the assessments. but for right now, the tactical first into his they'll get out on the streets and they will start clearing the roadways so that we can start getting our responders

. >> those are the places in venice. those are the places that flooded. those are the places that had surge. there is still a chance that we could get a hurricane force wind gust later iran tonight. but look how quickly this gets into the ocean and sayonara get out of here. were pretty much tired with this because we've had wind gusts. well in excess of 100 miles per hour in a large swath, not just one swath, but i mean, to go from venice to sarasota it's going to take you at least an hour-and-a-half , two probably drive that even without traffic. so that's how wide of an area had so much wind so much wind damage, 2.8 million or so people without power it's going to be weeks before everybody gets power because you've got 2.8 million people to get recovery, to get recovered i mean, it's just that's a long duration and we have so many crews in north carolina, south carolina trying to put power lines back up there yeah. i was just thinking the same thing, chad. i mean, you get these two storms back back-to-back and we are still working on the recovery from o

but look at the winds we had from venice on shore blowing at 107 miles per hour, the onshore is the key here, because this is the area that had the storm surge, the surge that we were hoping that ten tampa did not get and they didn't it was the reverse surge that brian todd was talking about, the wind actually blew the water out of tampa bay, but it blew it into puncher gorda. it blew it end all the way from about sarasota southward. that's where the wins were on shore. and then from st. pete all the way over toward tampa, they were just winds out of the east and then out of the north. but look at st. pete at 18 inches of rain since midnight last night. and for clearwater beach, 14. so we know 18s, not really an issue. it's not like something that's all that can't be right. that must be something wrong if you get another reporting station within a few miles that says something very similar we know that that data is really probably pretty bad. still have flash flood emergencies anywhere from lakeland, almost almost all the way over towards orlando. we have a considerable flash flood for

already shown at the venice film festival, the room next door won the prestigious golden lion, oftenlready has two of those. yet it's the first time he's worked in the english language in his 50 yearfilm career. withjulianne moore and tilda swinton, they really helped me a lot with the language, and also they were very easy to direct, so they know the problem. it was not the language, but you know that, you know, every movie, every shooting is a big problem, so everything can be wrong. but in this case, it was not the language. you're going to need a lawyer. no, this is an absolute secret. this movie based on sigrid nunez�* book what are you going through? is released at a time many nations are debating legalising assisted dying, and almodovar already used his appearance at venice to publicly call for regulated euthanasia to be available worldwide. the room next door, swinton says, is any place where your friends show up to witness your experience. what i was so grateful for when i first read the screenplay was an opportunity to just not look away from the fact that it's not only unl

there is that gust in sarasota, 97 in venice. as far as the storm surge goes, lawrence, from naples, port charlotte, inglewood, venice to sarasota. all of those areas have water in their downtown right now because the storm surge is currently at its max. >> bill, sarasota seems to be the place where it is maybe hit the hardest. >> reporter: we have seen pictures of stop signs underwater. i saw a report of a 10 foot storm surge. when you get 10 feet of storm surge and then you have wave action on top of it you're going to get not just water on the first floor, but potentially on the second floor. and these are all reports, lawrence, from the inland areas, or right on the side of the bay. we are not talking about all of these remote little barrier islands out here that people evacuated from. we are feel full of what that will look like at daybreak. >> bill karen -- bill karins, thank you for that report. >>> with the hurricane bearing down on florida today the stock market closed, once again, at an all-time record high. something t

kyshtym, like venice, is best viewed from the water, and the most convenient way to move around it is by boat, well, that is how we moved, on this kyshtym gondola. here comes. the beginning of the ural guys, even in pre-revolutionary guidebooks this territory was called switzerland in the urals, the lovers of comparisons do not calm down any more, and the most important thing for kyshtym is lake sugamak, not very large, it has been supplying the inhabitants of kyshtym with water for two centuries. kyshtym is a city of twelve bridges, four churches, two old factories, and yes, the first side of the hydraulic system. kushtym owes its birth to the dimidovs, father and son. they founded two iron-making factories here in 1757. 20 years later , the pugachevites destroyed all this economy, and the zemedovs somehow lost interest to the distant southern colony of his industrial empire. another factory owner, grigory zotov, revived kyshtyn. it was later that he went down in history as the kyshtym beast for his ferocity and cruelty towards the worker. but at first , in his new place, he showed h

a live picture from venice, florida now.ow if you can see our screen from where you are but this is -- you see the sand that has been built up on the side and to me that might be debris and other things left over from helene two weeks ago today and then you've got probably new structural damage as you saw in that yellow home a moment ago and the white home that was three doors down from there. general, give us your assessment as we watch these images for the first time. >> good morning, thank you for having me on. as the storm passes, we have over 10,000 guardsmen on site or moving into the site. over 3,000 of those are coming from more than 20 other states, tremendous support from around the country for florida and we appreciate that. so we put over 6,000 guardsmen, along with the first responders, into the impact zone prior to the storm and so that we could get out at first light as soon as the winds go below hurricane force winds to help start the search and rescue and do any assessments. what you see is a lot of destruct

an explosive house fire in venice. venice, at least three million people without power right now.pa dealing with a flash flooding emergency in the dark. >> wow. the rain when it hits you with these gusts feels like needles against your skin. >> and the danger is not over due to tampa bay's reverse storm surge when the water is expected winds brought down this crane >> bonding 36 reported tornadoes across florida. one through a net development retirement home. the sheriff's office in st. l st. lucy. >> i can tell you the winds have been extraordinary. the rain coming in sideways. you can see it blowing behind us. >> our team is spread out across the state in the aftermath of this catastrophic storm. ginger is tracking where milton is heading next. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> let's get right of florida and take a look at the scene in clearwater, florida, this morning. just moments ago the rescue efforts underway after hurricane milton hit, it hit hard. we are learning a lot more this morning. >> george, they are getting pummeled. it made la

we topped out at 107 miles per hour in venice beach. these are some of the areas, sarasota, sky way, fishing pier, where the sky way bridge is at the mouth of tampa bay, those are the wind speeds where that northern eyewall was. the area we were most concerned for folks to have to go through with wind damage. that was the strongest winds that we were likely going to see, even st. petersburg, over 100 miles per hour. some of these saw stronger gusts, but we saw the gauges break. we'll get to see kind of what shakes out with the wind damage after we see national weather service go out there and start to survey some of the damages along with national hurricane center, that goes for the storm surges as well. but the rain was just incredible across this region, specifically i want to point you to st. petersburg. yesterday, between 8:00 and 9:00, over 5 inches of rain. that is just unprecedented. one in a thousand year rainfall event happening in over 18 inches in just a 24-hour period. so, you got all of this rain happening, all at once, now

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>> 200,000 still without power and debris piles here in venice beach.n forts myers yesterday and talked to the mayor. >> i wish we could get more, we're still waiting for reimbursement from ian. we save every penny and when we have enough money to do another projects, we'll do another project. fema, take a look at your projects. there are not a lot of decision-makers. >> this is condition fusion on the ground as millions are reeling with inside of their homes and businesses and having to be ripped out. power will hopefully be restored by today or tomorrow. insurance claims are sky r rocketing and people looking for fema sites. fuel is a priority on the ground. hurricane helene ravaged this area. there is a lot of work and recovery to do. death count is 22. we know what is going on still in north carolina. mot mother nature reeking havoc this fall. >> steve: thank you. folks like to inviolent you to join fox efforts, your donation helps people responding to disasters visit red cross. cross.org/foxforward or scan the kws kwshg -- qr code. lawrence, over t

and that's where we spent most of our night where we documented storm surge in areas like venice and port charlotte all the way down to fort myers. and there's a lot of damage most likely that's going to be caused by that storm surge in that area, similar to what we saw just a couple of weeks ago. hurricane helene, here on florida's west coast, which brought in to this point, record storm surge. so it's going to be another explain up. it's a one-two punch and you just have to feel for everyone on the conduct code that's just dealing with one after another hurricanes about this ship this summer indeed, you really do. and of course, you are a resident there. i hope i hope your loved ones are safe and sound at this point. can you take us to siesta key, what you saw in terms of some of the worst damage, the worst storm surge overnight. again, we're still really waiting for the sun to come up in some of these areas yeah. >> so there's a couple of things we have to battle for once the sun comes up, unfortunately, here in florida, state the governor has requested, that's all flight restrict

that west wind was pushing the surge to you we know there's flooding in venice. we know there's flooding and naples we know there's flooding in punta gorda and all the way up toward port charlotte. we know there's water that shouldn't be where it is. and then if you get down to the other side where the wind was blowing offshore, tampa, that's why you blew all the water out of tampa bay, just like brian todd was talking about. but in the meantime, it was reigning. and in st. petersburg, they picked up 16 inches of rain today alone, up toward lakeland, more than ten inches of rain has already fallen. and look at this stripe of purple. i want you to notice that the purple is ten inches of rain or more there's orlando, maybe orlando executive right there all the way back to tampa. now, if we ever get a white part in there, that will be 20 inches of rain or more, just in 24 hours so far so good on that. but i mean, you know, i mean ten to 12 is plenty and the problem is, it's not ten to 12 in a neighborhood that it can run off its ten the 12 over an entire county. whe

the operations in central gaza coincide with the stella to venice really ground incursion into bet law here and devoted you in the news and as strikes which hit several buildings. the israel said it's false is what targeting homeless militants and dismantling military infrastructure in district law. just refugee camp, local se intel i have families will wipe out in the camps with night. in many months. israel has not loaded residents to evacuate to designated state barriers in the south. but 90 percent of the population is being displaced already in the past . here many people, multiple times and stakes, those have been boomed in the past of what can we possibly go like if i don't know where i'm heading, they're not giving us any instructions, but we refuse to go to the cells. i would rather die here with my children. it's the same situation of the cell or the latest strikes add to the mounting palestinian death toll a year old. and from this thoughts of the current will gauze as how much one health ministry says almost $42000.00 palestinians, of now being killed. and lebanon's capital

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we found these events were held in major cities here in london, marrakesh, paris, venice, over severalat mike jeffries several years. we also found that mikejeffries and his partner matthew smith were at the centre of the highly organised operation. today they are facing criminal criminal charges. are facing criminal criminal charaes. ., are facing criminal criminal charges-— are facing criminal criminal charaes. ., ., ., charges. have you heard from any other _ charges. have you heard from any other involved _ charges. have you heard from any other involved in - charges. have you heard from any other involved in that - any other involved in that investigation?— any other involved in that investigation? they basically sa the investigation? they basically say they aren't _ investigation? they basically say they aren't going - investigation? they basically say they aren't going to - say they aren't going to respond. many of the men have spoken to the authorities that they feel shocked and humbled that these have been treated seriously. for years, they felt this silenced by shame and nond

we are still looking at landfall tonight somewhere near sarasota, venice. trying to make its way to the atlantic. near the space coast there. jacksonville you also have 2 to 5 feet. naples 5 to 8 feet. here, punta gorda, 8 to 12 feet of surge. it's 9 to 15 and that right front eye wall, the dirty side, venice, rotunda, definitely sarasota and bradenton. anna maria at 9 p.m. the winds 120 miles per hour. the storm might be lopsided with a lot of wind on the north side. i'm still concerned about orlando. look at daytona beach. thursday, 6:30 a.m., 74 mile per hour gusts. will have a lot of rain, tornados. i'll get into all of that. >> michael: all right, ginger. thank you very much for that. we're going to turn to prosecutors from 13 states and washington, d.c. suing tik tok claiming the app is harming the well-being of children. andrew dymbert is here with more. good morning, andrew. >> reporter: good morning, michael. social media giant tik tok is being called digital nicotine for its effects on millions of american children and teens. this as more than a d

closer to the center in inglewood, venice, toward sarasota, that is where the peak of the search has occurred. we are also moving toward high tide and we get the damaging waves on top of it. there were concerns for tampa bay ahead of the storm. these are negative numbers because the wind is still blowing out. the wind is starting to shift so some of the water will return, as far as the winds go, we are now at 1 .2 million without power. st. petersburg got a 96 gusts, when you get those you are getting roof damage, gas station signs and things like that blowing around and significant rain and tree damage falling. that is widespread through sarasota, saint petersburg, tampa and interstate 4. here is the flash flood warning. you run from the water but you cannot evacuate when you are inland. that is the concern in the overnight hours. a lot of people hopefully left south of sarasota but tonight water will be a problem if you are near small rivers or creeks. they will not drain. the pink area is the flash flood emergency until 2:30 am. first responders will not be going out. the storm is

venice, sarasota, all of those areas have water downtown now.ently at its max. >> bill, sarasota seems to be the place where it is maybe hit the hardest. >> we have seen pictures of stop signs underwater. one report of ten foot of storm surge. so when you get ten feet of storm surge, and wave action on top of it, potentially on the second floor. and these are all reports lawrence from the inland areas. right on the east side of the bay. we are not talking about all these remote little barrier islands people evacuated from. we are fear l of what that will look like at daybreak. >> bill karins, thank you for that report. >>> with the hurricane bearing down on florida today, the stock market closed once again at an all-time record high. something that donald trump said would be impossible during a biden administration. he was wrong about that four years ago of course. early voting begins in arizona. vice presidential candidates were in arizona holding rallies across the state. governor walz joined arizona congressman rubin gallego and jim mccain. s

i don't want anyone to sneeze at what's happening south of venice.hat. there's the wind speeds. all the way over, hurricane gusts to the space coast. we looked at one of the models. had a 94 mile an hour wind gust, guys, at cape canaveral. >> robin: we have to keep that in mind. you're right about that. we'll check back with ginger in a little bit. now the new report from wells fargo on the increase in candy prices that could be scary for your wallet as halloween approaches. elizabeth schulze is here to explain. why is it happening? what can we do about it? good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, robin. americans are expected to shell out $3.5 billion on halloween candy. if it feels like you're spending more on that candy, here's why. three years ago you spent $10 to fill up a candy bowl. this is about how much you'd get. today that same $10 only gonna fill your bowl up 3/4 of the way. one reason we are seeing these prices go up is because of a shortage of cocoa beans. cocoa can only grow close to the equator. about 70% of the world's coc

. >> reporter: four days a week in los angeles, the street doctor with the venice family clinic makes- really the last time was 2021. then we lost contact. so i -- here you are. >> reporter: 53-year-old melissa is one of more than 45,000 people experiencing homelessness in the city of los angeles. >> there are patients that suffer from very serious medical illnesses. there are patients that have schizophrenia, have hiv. so i think there's urgency from everyone to solve this. >> reporter: nearly half of all americans living on the streets are here in california where there was roughly one shelter bed for every three people who needed one last year. >> it's time to increase the local level of cleanup -- >> reporter: earlier this year leader like california governor gavin newsom were taking steps to clear encampments after the supreme court ruled cities could ban people from sleeping outside. >> no longer excuses. >> reporter: easy to say, perhaps, but the reality is more complicated. >> the goal has got to be to solve the problem. >> reporter: karen bass is the mayor of los angeles. >>

front right quadrant, or the eye wall, which currently goes right over bradenton, sarasota, down to venice, that big push of water. the biggest loss of life property, the storm surge. around here in tampa bay, that's clearwater, but all the way down, again, fort myers, in 6 to 10 feet. that is structurage, you could have homes wash away, cars wash away in that type of surge. you'll have 110-p 110-plus-mile-per-hour winds all the way to landland. so, power outages, trees on homes. and finally, david, up to 15 inches of rain, with some of those bands that could also produce tornadoes. >> david: we're going to be watching this very closely, ginger, i know you're going to have the very latest first thing in the morning on "gma." we'll be watching. of course, there are mandatory evacuations under way at this hour. homeowners trying to protect their homes before getting out of the path of this hurricane. our victor oquendo made his way to st. pete beach, right there in the evacuation zone, on this urgent effort now under way tonight. >> reporter: tonight, hurricane milton taking aim at florida,

it looks like that dirty side of the system could be from sarasota toward venice, probably toward theers area, which is still hammered by hurricane ian, lot of we reverb re. a double digit storm surge including fort myers, sanibel and pine islands once again. >> bill: i was thinking 2005, right? you had new orleans, katrina, 2004 you had a number, charlie and jean crisscrossing the i-four corridor where we are in orlando. you were in helene that followed a similar track and then went north. what did you learn from helene that might be different this time, reed? >> well, helene had that closed upper level low upstream and you had the interaction. it sucked it due north like a slingshot took it up to appa appalachia. this one has a much flatter trough, a subtle upper level system and more of an early track over the florida peninsula and out to sea. i remember 2004 and 2005 very well chasing those hurricanes in my mid 20s, the very active seasons. we had a ten year hurricane drought after that until 2017 and now it has been non-stop hurricane action from the hurricane incubator, gulf of

from tomorrow it starts the 13th round of world age group karate competitions will start today in venice, italy, and the representatives of iran will compete against their opponents in the two divisions of kata and committee . karatekas from 113 countries will participate in these fights. in the continuation of the women's football competitions of the champions league. in thailand, khatun bam iran's women's team played against kaya of the philippines a few minutes ago in their second match. khatun gave his first game to melbourne city, australia . ali tawfiq was selected as the head coach of the new iran basketball team or the national team of iran. and anthony stokes, the former striker of the press football team police sentenced to 15 months in prison for carrying cocaine and driving at high speed. was convicted this irish player had already been jailed for a month for spreading threatening messages. thank you for your companionship and god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and speedy their fate. gre

venice to st. pete is, kind of, the eye we have of where we can exactly see that. this is going to make a big difference whether it comes in at the southern point of the tampa bay mouth or right over st. pete. that means the storm surge to the south side of that system is where it will be the worst, and that is what we're most concerned about. make a note though, it also maintains hurricane status as it crosses the state. wind damage is going to be immense across the state as well. notice the models coming in, tightly packed. we're still going to see this general range as a category 3 hurricane as we get through the next couple of hours. when we talk about storm surge, you've been hearing us say over and over, we did see those numbers come down a touch. does it matter? not really. we had that system working with sheer, working with a cold front that has weakened it a little bit. but we're dealing with the potential for nine to 13 feet of storm surge on the right side of where that eye comes on shore. sarasota, venice beach, boca raton, all those places have potenti

this took place in cities like london and marrakesh, in paris, in venice.re shocked and they are humbled by the news today the allegations involving men could be taken so seriously ever the first time they feel heard.— seriously ever the first time they feel heard. not 'ust those communications, _ they feel heard. not just those communications, some - they feel heard. not just those communications, some of- they feel heard. not just those communications, some of the | communications, some of the lawyers have been talking of the alleged victims. what have they been seen? irate the alleged victims. what have they been seen?— the alleged victims. what have they been seen? we heard from mike jefferies _ they been seen? we heard from mike jefferies lawyer, _ they been seen? we heard from mike jefferies lawyer, not - mike jefferies lawyer, not much. mikejefferies lawyer, not much. he said he will not respond to the media, he will respond to the media, he will respond at the courthouse, and we're waiting for an indictment to be unsealed later today and we will fin

throughout the state, during the day they counted 19, there were only preludes, here are the shots from venice, where in the first hour, after milton reached the shore, the water almost completely. flooded the first floors of houses, and this is the town of puntagorda, which, thanks to the hurricane, has now become part of the gulf of mexico. according to forecasts meteorologists, the water level driven by the hurricane wind may rise to 3-4 m in some places. the state authorities, preparing for the worst, spent several days persuading all residents who were potentially in the disaster zone. the olympic committee to conduct gender tests before boxing championships, which is what the head of the international boxing association umar kremlev has repeatedly advocated for. claims to the could have been made by the un special rapporteur, rimal salem. we are talking about the scandal that occurred at the summer olympics in paris. there, the competitions allowed athletes from algeria and taiwan who failed gender tests. this happened at the starts under the auspices of the international boxing associat