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lauderdale, miami, homestead, west palm beach included in this as we look at impressive rainfall ratester today one to three inches per hour you see a lot of flooding, it's not hard to get. we will be watching a low develop off the coast of florida and make its way up the coast as we get to the weekend. friday through saturday, the potential for heavy wind and atlanta. detroit hit 61 degrees later this afternoon and full sunshine expected from chicago to green bay today. and that's a look at you are c fore your forecast >>> who has it worse, millennials in or boomers? >>> the new sign that inflation is finally easing up hing dripping should be your style. plop plop fizz fizz with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. also try for fizzy fast cough relief. oh, hello! hi! do you know that every load of laundry could be worth as much as $300? really? and your clothes just keep getting more damaged the more times you wash them. downy protects fibers, doing more than detergent alone. see? this one looks brand new. saves me money? i'm starting to like downy. downy saves loads. feeling sluggish

. >> next stop west palm beach, eventually orlando. this is the bright line system.opened this line all the way to orlando in the last couple of months. they say they're making money. they've seen a bump for the holidays. and how they did it experts say could really be a model for linking cities across the country. thanksgiving week on florida's bright line means a milestone. carrying its 5 millionth rider since 2018. the trains that can hit a top speed of 125 miles an hour have seen ridership jump 116% this year, and the company expects to carry 4.3 million passengers annually between south florida and orlando by 2025. >> it actually feels like europe. >> reporter: jack fernandez takes it monthly between palm beach and miami and says he'll never make that drive again. >> you can get work done. you can make phone calls. you don't have to worry about the stress of having accidents in front of you and the uncertainty. >> reporter: while the cost for public projects like california's high-speed rail have ballooned and are years behind schedule, bright line built its ini

help us lead us to have killed in utah, international accused of israel again of using white folks west palm st. johnson along the 11th. so then pulled onto the idea of says it's broken through how about this phone line of defense and reach the gates of gauze? the city lights are in the program. we'll have from a former commander in israel security search. the very wall. well, can see it from the rest and capital this thursday evening. my name is peter scott and thank you for tuning in refuge on his was still at this hour in palestine where at least a 195 people have been killed and 700 wounded in a double idea of strike on the w refugee camp in less than 24 hours, the idea of says to his senior, how much leaders were killed and those attacks. so, many victims are still bleed to be chopped under the revolt. the w a comp on surrounding area is one of the most densely populated places on earth is being held him through displaced almost an instance 1948, and that's the gardens are still searching for their loved ones in the rooms upon both chelsea and children for being an island, where's the w

coming right down across the by a piece go into west palm. so best buy and a lot of heavy ride making its way into port school. so i brought with that with some sunshine ahead of that there's, i went to web clearing out of some positive italy moving over towards greece and went to whether to describe it towards the black sea. southeast corner stays dry and sunny. the 102-0000 industries. 1.4000000 people displaced the we were just effective. community and goals are being targeted. no one is the same . everyone in the several nations, according israel's war on jobs, the genocide and is ready minutes to cool for a nuclear attack. and the prime minister quotes the bible, referring to will wipe out enemies of israel, is round engaging genocide. and if so, what can be done? this is inside store the .

the god, the main culprits behind domestic unfolding and garza is the west. palm of her mouth is not a terrorist organization, but a group as much of her dean defending the land. as you guys said, was that go down the well with many of kentucky and close outrage in the west at one makes no mention of the east. right. and the victims of the how much terror attacks as someone connected to both the palestinians and east royal adder, one that initially offered to mediate now the one has the metric use right aly prime minister netanyahu in september for the 1st time. but how serious? well, to you about this new friendship experts have long ago and is that turkey has been a safe haven for him. mass members, as recently as july out of one received is my, you know, he is a political leader of the minutes and just now most organization, an incorrect pro palestinian and pro her mas. what is the turkish president's goal? let me go over to you do lunch and pick up on the final point that we heard in that report about turkey being a safe haven for her mouse. in fact, it has be

heavy rain expected from basically west palm to key west.ely be seeing flood alerts coming out of this spot and region here the next couple of days. localized amounts could be anywhere from 6 to 8 inches. meanwhile, it is warm across the u.s. too. mid-60s in minneapolis, 60 degrees for kansas city later today. we'll head to the mid and upper 60s tomorrow, too, and settle into the cooler conditions as we get through thursday, friday, and specifically into saturday. drop down into the 30s for pittsburgh saturday, and mid-50s for new york. and of course hurricane season not officially done just yet. still got a couple of weeks and we've got a 70% chance this will likely develop into a tropical depression by the time we get into late week. still a couple weeks left in hurricane season, so we'll see what that has to offer. no threat right now. >> we'll keep an eye on it, anglei lassman. still ahead on "way too early," we're now less than three days until the government runs out of money. will congress be able to avoid a shutdown? >>> plus preside

. >> last hour spoke with john spencer, an army major chair of urban war studies a west palm's modernfare institute, about the possibility of destroying hamas's infrastructure, as well of its leadership without a painfully high number of civilians casualties. now how to beta -- >> unfortunately that is modern warfare, all the laws of war that we created since world war ii, i can't point you to a seamless battle, not the battle pollution, not the battle of school, where you could say there was zero civilian casualties. you do everything you can to get all the civilians out, and like you said, that will be a long bloody destructive battle. into gaza city, it will look like the indiscriminately leveled the city, when actually they didn't. it's unfortunate the nature of urban warfare. even the civilian casualties that we are seeing now, and we believe the reporting, is not unlike badly we seen supported by the u.s.. >> for second day, hundreds of foreign nationals have arrived in egypt from gaza. egyptian officials in the southern rafah crossing say more than 340 were over the border on t

let's take you to west palm beach now with cnn's kristen holmes, who's been covering the trump campaign. kristen, trump is set to hold a rally tomorrow. he's trying to counterprogram that third republican presidential debate. obviously some contentious moments on the witness stand yesterday. have you heard from his team about what we might expect? is that testimony going to come up tomorrow night? >> well, boris, that remains to be seen. we know donald trump isn't one to mince words, and likely he is going to bring it up because he is still very angry about it. but one of the things we've been really reporting on is how it's going to look when donald trump is bouncing between these trials and the campaign trail. and you're really getting a firsthand look at that right now. not only did donald trump appear all day in court in his own civil trial, he also then came home to mar-a-lago and made calls on behalf of two candidates for governor, one in kentucky, one in mississippi, at telerallies to try and support these candidates that he has endorsed. now, this is going to become less and les

but the judge says mar-a-lago was worth $18 million, but i'm sorry, that's laughable in terms of west palm beach real estate. he bought it in 1986 for $7 million, post family wanted 22 million at the time, trump got the deal of the century. but to say it's only worth $18 million, i don't know if it's a billion, that's probably a stretch, but probably worth more than $100 million easily, i would think, kerri. >> yeah, and talking about a property with 100 plus rooms on the ocean and the pool, i don't think even has to be in palm beach to say 18 million, that seems low. and those are the two points the former president kept coming back to, he said if anything, i under value my properties and disclaimer. and he said the disclosure, the financial statement of condition, that in the business world they are considered worthless. he says it's a par for the course, that holds up in court normally and again, it's on the banks to decide whether they agree with the statement or not before they go forward with lending money and the like. >> sandra: kerri, can you tell us about the moment when the form

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what is the hand of friendship of the west and why the palm of our country turned into a fist.oreign minister krishi scaringe told pranksters how he failed negotiations with the belarusian leader six months before the presidential elections, and also complained about the belarusian-russian military alliance, sitting against the backdrop of the nato flag. the latest victim of vavan and lexis, together with the pranksters themselves, was discussed at the site of the editors’ club. let's we'll see. have you also talked to an interesting latvian politician, or tell a story, and we’ll watch a fragment, can you tell us who’s doing what? we talked with the current minister of foreign affairs of latvia, karins, about, again on behalf of africa, we touched upon the general history of the transportation of this ukrainian grain, he was still the prime minister, after all, of latvia, a us citizen, for a minute he has, well, it’s like would. has not bothered anyone for a long time, in fact , he first came to this very latvia at the age of 20, he also lived in america for us, and he also tol

heavy rain will continue across the southeast all the way up into parts of georgia flooding from west palmeach to miami possible today into tomorrow some places could pick up to 6 to 8 inches of rain before it's all over by time we get on into thursday rest of the country, warm for november in the plains coastal rain out west. look for some snow showers northern new england sunshine from the mid atlantic all the way to the southwest we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. like doors opening wherever i go... [sound of airplane overhead] even the ground is moving for me! y'all seeing this? wild! and i don't even have to activate anything. oooooohhh... automatic sashimi! earn cash back that automatically adjusts to how you spend with the citi custom cash® card. [mind blown explosion noise] >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have some early morning rain, but now it's lifting into the north bay, and we'll eventually clear. we're headed for sunshine for the rest of today. now, we are going to have a break before some more widespread and heavy rain

to drop anywhere from another 3 to 5 inches of rain, especially from daytona beach all the way to west palmops out over the plains a severe storm potential will be affected on sunday for people traveling, especially in the mid-plains now, we move into early next week, monday through wednesday, storm strengthens, it tracks to the northeast. heavy rain and thunderstorms this is wednesday. we've got a mix of icy precipitation up into the northern great lakes, stronger storms in the mid-atlantic, the possibility of rain and even some interior snow we're going to be watching this again. it's still early, but forewarned is forearmed if you are going to be traveling in the mid-week period, leave >>> good thursday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. we are starting out partly cloudy and it's a mild morning. we are going to see the rain coming back as we go into the afternoon and evening, and possibly even a few isolated thunderstorms moving through around 4:00 to 5:00, and then it tapers off to lighter rain. we will see another break in the activity before another round comes in. we will still

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host: i have to leave it there so i can hear from crystal in west palm beach.aller: i could listen to that color for the rest of my time. but thank you for taking my call. my concern this morning is the bias in the media regarding the conflict in israel and palestine. there are two issues. one is the bias reporting. just yesterday there was a killing in jerusalem of israeli citizens. three died. it is covered on cnn. in the same period just yesterday on live camera, the idf shot an-year-old in the box in the back while playing -- in the back while playing football and a 16-year-old. host: where did you watch that video? caller: i saw that on algae here -- on al jazeera. i understand why a lot of americans are ill-informed or maybe never heard of the quotes the previous caller mentioned. to them, these things never existed, they are not covered at all. let me move to the second point. there is a disparity also with history. the jewish people, we have to hear never forget. in the black community, african-americans want to erase 1619. we can't be if we cannot see.

host: let's go to west palm beach, florida now. paul on the republican line. caller: oh, hi.all. i was noticing mr. biden did not know how to turn the page. he had to have a tap on the head to make it go the right weight -- right way. it looks like the country is being run by somebody else. it is obama running the country now. i was wondering how things would be under obama's fourth term if the democratic party takes over. guest: i am going to say that president obama is not currently running the country. i will say that joe biden did hit very seasoned professionals, many of whom did come in as members of his cabinet and came in to the administration at senior levels. i do not think that is a conspiracy. i think that is an opportunity for seasoned professionals to be supporting and running the government. i think that is part of the reason we were able to pull back from the recession and pull ourselves out of covid with the american rescue plan. you had seasoned agency and executive leadership who were able to pull together policies that pulled our country back from the brink

host: let's go to west palm beach, florida now. paul on the republican line. caller: oh, hi.all. i was noticing mr. biden did not know how to turn the page. he had to have a tap on the head to make it go the right weight -- right way. it looks like the country is being run by somebody else. it is obama running the country now. i was wondering how things would be under obama's fourth term if the democratic party takes over. guest: i am going to say that president obama is not currently running the country. i will say that joe biden did hit very seasoned professionals, many of whom did come in as members of his cabinet and came in to the administration at senior levels. i do not think that is a conspiracy. i think that is an opportunity for seasoned professionals to be supporting and running the government. i think that is part of the reason we were able to pull back from the recession and pull ourselves out of covid with the american rescue plan. you had seasoned agency and executive leadership who were able to pull together policies that pulled our country back from the brink

what is the hand of friendship of the west and why the palm of our country turned into a fist.led negotiations with the belarusian leader six months before the presidential elections, and also complained about the belarusian-russian military alliance, sitting against the backdrop of the nato flag. another victim of vavan and lexus along with themselves pranksters discussed it at the site of the editors club. let's get a look. you also spoke with an interesting latvian politician, yes, tell the story, and we will watch a fragment. can you tell me who and what's going on? we talked to the current one. karensh, about, again on behalf of africa, they touched upon the history of the transportation of this ukrainian grain, he was still the prime minister, after all , of latvia, a us citizen, for a moment he has, well, as if no one is embarrassed, it’s been a long time, for the first time came to this very latvia at the age of 20 years old, and he is also in america, and he also rubbished us about this colonial policy of russia, here he is. usa, he headed this government of this count

have no intake list to admit more visions or images of departments as well. gaza has faced palms to attacks. the west bank has also been targeted with tensions rising in the region. right. i'm joined now live by mohammed, a g of a journalist based in ramallah mohammed talked to us about what the situation is like now in the west bank where you are are the is really right, is continuing. yes uh joint uh it could have fallen on the boss unit and those bank deals as the the last night this in the morning. a huge is like the on false is rated. the law firm is doors on them and i'm on the line now removed. i think one of the just some of the seniors and also flashes that up to, to get us some in just by that this isn't the disclosures. so the design on costs as even across the bottom of those banks and stuff also break over this water going save and october around the chance is that the more than $100.00? $23.00, but it's just still some a 1600 august 5th. and the other thing just advise us as well as this is most also going on the 2nd you've ever seen this service, even from making that all a found disci

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palm springs. >> part of the black migration, go west, young man. to most of the families that relocated out here. >> byron: most of those working-class folk, black and brown people, lived here. one square mile, a tract of land called section 14, prime real estate. >> it's tribal land owned by the apacaliente. they were willing to allow black and brown families to live on their land. >> reporter: attorney i areva martin is representing some who lived on section 14 and their descendents. >> the irony was for a lot of these families, they were escaping the jim crow south only to find some of the same jim crow laws and policies were very much prevalent in palm springs. >> byron: city documents from the era refer to substandard housing conditions on section 14, paint a portrait of palm springs' desire to "clean up the land." >> we often hear that the homes on section 14 were rundown -- >> byron: looks like a nice house to me. >> how could we build palm springs and not have our own homes nice? >> byron: a federal law expanded the length of leases on trib

the suffering that but this is a reminder that in the west banks, things are on a nice page that are off a day the rates almost. there are regular palm to tax from protest, city and fighters, and people are dying pretty much every day in the west bank as well. boy, thanks so much for that top dates you engine, monetary and a fast, cheap, so as a continuous, unimpeded flow of aidan fuel into gaza is urgently needed. boston griffith says he mount a tear in noah's being violated with hundreds of thousands of protest in still in the north. but the west is really a tax on taking place. it is without doubt, humanitarian crisis. but any measure we have so many, so many measures. and this, i agree, well, the house is intolerable and cannot continue. in many respects, international humanitarian law appears to have been turned on. its head stopped the 5 say to allow civilians to move safely, do it for an indefinite period to facilitation unimpeded to monitor and response gifts. so people have goals a brita from the terrible things that have been put on the or these last few weeks . breaking news now the is really on the is giving lc for hospit

west. the g 7 group of rich democracies expressed its concern at the growing closeness between palm young and moscow. what's going on? we also discussed the dpr case, provocative actions, initial launches, and dangerous dpr. k, rush at military cooperation were deeply concerned about what rushes providing, showing you in return for the weapons and munitions that it's getting from challenging russia is suffering to please at stocks of munitions and it's more with ukraine and the transfer as could boost rushes more fighting capabilities set korea's top spy agency, believes the north is transferred over a 1000000 artillery shells to russia. since already august the national intelligence surface estimates north korea as likely send over a 1000000 artillery rounds. and this is enough to boost rushes more fighting capability for over 2 months. the to the title is blinking. this next stop is side korea washington. and so, believe the north is trying to secure a strategic military capabilities in return for support for the spice of life program. and that does it for today. it is most orders from the

west . you know, i think in the middle east both palm is always the plausible deniability of those pub is always look for blank size targets, bite size strikes so they can carry out gifts one of them. i think my prediction is in the coming weeks, you're going to see a lot more is where the strikes on the radio, not hatch, but the students can serial is where the essex games and there's a report which we passed. we've gone on with bunches whereby we've shown a picture of the russian mates the ground to air missile systems which are being transported now from us. that's too much blood and south of living. and if one of those, just one of those takes down and it's really f 60 and think about the implications of the think about where we go off to the kind of conversation that 3 of us going to be having. but i think that's unlikely. i'm going to put my neck on the book and say, i think this is what going to happen in the next few weeks. and hopefully somebody can step in and save the math is going back to my original point or from missing yahoo and how long he has, i think if by to starts to panic at

west bank. they're all daddy desk that secular violence and there are palms. pasadena tax on is ready targets as well. so just the latest of these, it with the collection of them last nights they these right, these went into costs and the communities including total curriculum to best annapolis, the, the, the most confrontational of those was in the fall off the refugee time in nablus, where festival the is ready for say, is used to drive to strike a fast uh, uh, building, killing 5 palestinians, we understand uh, 4 out of 5. we think we understand where members of the, how x a mazda is brigade, which is the palms wing of plaza. then these right is waiting on the ground as well, using a couple days and flashes went on for, for several hours. off of that we think we understand now that the is right is have pulled back. but there was another desk uh here on into this uh, there was 3 deaths yesterday in jeanine. uh so yeah, as i say, fuck is don't cause that, but don't take your eye off the westbank. these ready governments is well aware that the, that that is on a knife edge and the u. s. governme

right side are the big ones, from me to the front, and to the west, this is a large area, from the front to the front, to the limit of the palml we change. very much.

west, this is the whole of kabour. i have to reach the qabalah, to the limit of the palms, this is the height of the trees., most of us are in the area and the rest are under the parking lot. on the ground under the parking lot, i thought that the proof is decisive, the proof is not implied face don't think it holds water, there is no reason to do it, i don't think they find anything there, and i don't think it's worth the effort, don't you want to solve it once and for all, i don't care if it isn't solved, for me and i don't think for the state of israel, it doesn't work, it's a huge project if it's possible at all, which i very much. out and for what? because some idiot said. we have an editorial aerial photo of the tantore area on the screen right now, it is an aerial photo from 1946, we see the village before the war and everything. what is left of tantura is some lonely house standing here on the beach, and the boats that surprisingly always appear here in all the photos along the beach. بتتسوم الهاز from 1946 we can see the center. the village, you can see here the main road, the entrance to the vill

the dangers that you'll read, reinforcing the radicalism of the west and project just, you're actually your part become the pallet of palm. we will take all of a diverse, i'm arguing that you have to leave within your own means either is a human being or is it is a country in the united states for many, many dickens has been living off the world. and so just by doing that, it is now more in depth is more politically polarized, more governmental li, impotent than ever before. so the more resources have gaps from the rest of the world, the weaker it gets on the inside. and i want to ask you, what do you think may possibly from the american public, the american society, the american, at least to look in words tend to that old garden instead of trying to mess with everybody else who is actually doing the hard work of trying to develop their societies and provide for the people this and dignified lives. i think in one sense that's a simple, simple, also to that question. what, what will concentrate their minds change their view might be so much i as a new trump presidency from that's what my to at. and in fact, you know, goin

palm. so if you have middle area of high pressure nose apply pressure either towards the west but to the next day, blood pressure does roll for it. and as we go through this day, some heavy rain coming back in across the fonts flooding, promising ponds the front of the pool. so be some heavier ranges making his way over to was that eastern side of the country that up towards the northwest. see some wet weather spilling in here as well. so the south is that not too bad, some showers on and off into central palm. so if the mediterranean some warm weather down towards the south west, i'm not too bad into the southeast as well. here we go. moves the system on and you can see the next band to play out and write it, test the snow all over the house, maybe 6070 send to meet this is not possible. see over the hype around all the ups and that will eventually slide is white for the race with sunset of weather. coming back in across the balkans with a wintry weather up to was the about 6 days cold across scandinavia, tempe to struggling to get anywhere near freezing. out of think, dakota personnel of we

west bank became occupied territories. it's often palestinian civilians who suffer the most in is rosa tax. israel blames palmed, protestant in groups such as how may i ask for the violence. life of guns is refugees. it isn't on slow as a formidable challenges, blockades over crowding, insufficient voice or power and health care, poverty, psychological trauma, the failures of a friendship palestinian authority. and of course, the terrible toll of age rails palms and missiles full in a tiny strip of land. now, facing its most sustained attack in decades will reach highlands, how to 0 and the will is having a devastating impact on palestinian women and children in the gaza. journeys, i guess, has more trust with innocent souls inside of us. the was as a 7 months pregnant women and because of describing her experience as being quoting israel's unrelenting, since there were 50000 women like.

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west side, you can feel the tension 8 tangible vs fine. and the worst thing would be if this violence were to spread to the lot. do y'all do splits the corresponding palm? a spider was filled with us. you were just listening to on lena babylon, speaking off to meeting and about us and the party. or again, some emotional statements the she spoke about not just reacting as a politician, but also as a model. what do you make of both statements? it's important for germany to explain its position to the palestinians and also 2 countries in the wider region, especially our country. we already spoke about this unwavering support that germany shows towards israel. and that's something that israel and his radio officials will certainly be pleased about. but it's also something that domain needs to explain to the palestinians and to our countries, and especially beside them, whether we were mentioning earlier about how you can have that on wavering support . on the other hand, on the one hand. but on the other hand, also ask these really counterparts about the how about how they are defending themselves and the need for them to respect international rules and in

of a nice of rage of the occupied west spikes i. ministry vehicles have been seen still will make several areas including numberless have let me introduce now in palm into who is a former australian. i'm positive lebanon, and he's currently a research scholar at the australian national university center for arab and islamic studies. he joins us now from camera. a very well welcome to you. can i start by asking you firstly about australia is stands when it comes to the ongoing conflict. australia, of course, is one of a number of countries that abstain from voting for that true. so the un general assembly a couple of weeks ago to look at what extent is a decision like that dictated by foreign policy obligations, not to israel for the united states. but i think so very much. so i'll tell you that you started is now live with united states and with a, but it's in the you and we tend to work closely with your opinion. so to see the united states sizes against that resolution in the general assembly, but astray, to say the import a bunch of 4 different as mentioned thomas, which is which it didn't. but bear in mind, of course, that the resolution was, w

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west bank became occupied territories. it's often palestinian civilians who saw for the most in israel is a tax. israel blames palmed pad a city in groups such as how mass for the violence life of guns is refugees, isn't on slows of formidable challenges. blockades over crowding, insufficient voice or power and health care, poverty, psychological trauma, the failures of a friendship palestinian authority. and of course, the terrible toll of age rails palms and missiles full in a tiny strip of land. now, facing its most sustained attack in decades will reach highlands. how does 0 to let us go to houses 0 is how many must moody, joins us now from con eunice inside garza. so 1st of all, a 3rd strike. kindly on giovanni, a refugee camp in 3 days, and the strike near a un estimated school. what is the off the multiple that looks like right now? yes, i mean, well, let's bring you the latest. another ears, right within the past few minutes and i'll raise refugee camp in central garza start. this is the middle area and it's a residential home, a full width evacuees, in addition to the uh, the owner of the uh, the residential home

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