including one family in south florida, nbc news correspondent marissa parra joining us now from west palmch. marissa, great to see you, it is always nice and inspiring to learn about what communities and in this case families are doing to try to help those around them. what are we expecting to see here over the next few hours? >> reporter: good to see you in the anchor chair. what's so remarkable about what's happening behind me. this isn't a food pantry. we're not outside the bank of someone. this is literally someone's home. this is a front yard in a neighborhood, a brother and sister organizing this, this is as grassroots as it gets here in west palm beach. you can see people lining up behind me, we're going to talk about that in just a little bit. but the really striking thing about this is how much effort and time goes into this. so, the people here, we're talking about a family, of course there's lots of volunteers, there's donations that come in as well from companies, but a lot of this comes out of the pocket of the brother and the sister. we're talking about their mother, their f

you look at west palm beach. ross is doing a great job making west palm beach america's hottest small town. jeff green is doing a massive misused development there, and so there's going to be a lot of new development in west palm for commercial office space in apartments, which will attract companies and workers. goldman sachs is already moving 3 to 400 employees there as well. you are going to see charlotte, north carolina continue have wind in its sails because affordability of living is becoming an emerging life science environment, and you've got it as the second largest banking center. so i think they're going to do well. i mean, texas, dallas, fort worth, austin still going to be very strong, and houston is going to continue to pick up some steam the places where people want to live and where there business-friendly, that is where you are going to see the growth i, mean there are too many options now for companies, and to many options for developers to go to places where they make it incredibly difficult. i

we'll take you to west palm beach where one family has turned their own christmas tradition into one that impacts an entire community. also this morning, the message on war in the middle east as the fighting continues inside gaza. hostages remain and terrorist captivity, and israel's prime minister vows to finish the job of ending hamas's reign. former president donald trump's top challengers are scrambling for so-called hail mary as we officially hit three weeks until the iowa caucuses. new polls leave little to the imagination. the verdict is it on the most popular, most widely watched viral videos of 2023. the stories that caught just about everyone's attention. but we begin with the forecast that is disappointing parts of the country this morning, and worrying many's. let's get right to meteorologist who has been tracking the weather ahead. michelle, tell us who has a white christmas and who has more snow than they need right now. >> hi there, so good to see. mary, merry christmas. we are looking at a very white christmas in portions of the northern plains, also the central plain

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there is already high-speed rail in florida between west palm beach and miami. >>> live alert weatheralert weather, starting with a live look outside. meteorologist darren peck is in our own virtual view studio. we still have those rain drops on our cam looking at the bay bridge. >> drops from the camera on treasure island look good there. we're not done. i'll show you what the rain is doing for the next hour or so. but first, here is what it has brought us. rainfall totals at this point. if you take a look at san francisco, you picked up about .14 inches of rain, but the north bay got the most. santa rosa picked up .25 inches. it is pretty good as you can see it is still raining here, going right through the golden gate and across the bridge. here is what the system looks like, still widespread rain to go and the last few frames, we'll show you a few showers that are just taking their sweet time to clear out of here. let's switch in to the futurecast. for the most part the forecast model shows this is clearing out within the next two hours or so. by the time we would get to sunset, w

>> west palm. >> new york. >> the love christmas? so for the friends from long island gift cards. give somebody a card and put in an envelope. >> i think it is empowering. >> i think it is empowering. >> copout. >> the crew is split so it all comes down to one guy. what will he say quick. >> i live on long island very close to brian kilmeade. >> brugger. [laughter] i have given many a gift card in my day. i say go for the gift card. >> empowering. [applause] >> empowering. >> nice job. >> what is your name and where you from quick. >> kensington maryland. are you excited for christmas quick. >> very excited. >> have you been naughty or nic nice? >> nice. >> you look nice. >> for sure the nice list spherically familiar with all of her christmas song? by mariah carey? ♪ what about last christmas? >> not bad she's in the right town so you know both songs. so what will they choose? mariah carey or george michael? father daughter duo from maryland mariah or william? >> we're going with george michael because she's saying it. >> mariah carey or george michael. >> all i want for christma

are up and down the southeastern kohl's of the state from homestead, stretching up into portion of west palm beach we've got a lot of rain on the way. this is now through sunday we could see upwards of four, five inches, even isolated spots picking up seven inches of rain with a couple different things happening. we first got the stationary front leaving it unsettled any additional rain on an already-rainy year for folks in that region could lead to the potential for flooding then we have this system that's going to gain strength and give a big push of moisture that eventually works its way t. low 40s for r amaryl loi dp amarillo. that's a look at your forecast back to you. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with a big decision >>> ready for elon musk 101? why the tesla ceo is setting his sights on higher education in austin, texas. higher education austin, texas. hpaste can only do so much. there's toothpaste white, and there's crest 3d whitestrips white. so much whiter! crest. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still no

the downpours also reeking havoc along the florida turnpike in west palm beach. the storm threatening to uproot plans for travel this week. >> george, a lot of people are worried about travel delays this week. what are we seeing so far? >> reporter: more than 100 cancellations nationwide. check your flight status before heading to the airport. kate? >>> thank you. let's get right to max brickman. we're looking at heavy downpours possibly overnight into the monday morning commute. >> yeah. we'll see heavy rain and thunderstorms as the heavy rain pushes through. we're talking over an inch an hour. that could lead to flash flooding. that will continue into monday morning. cold on the backside. that's less of a concern than the rain. rain will be up to six inches of rain. there is also coastal flood warnings up and down the east coast as ocean water gets pushed on shore by some powerful winds. storm surge 3 to 5 feet. as are these winds, 50 to 65 miles an hour gusts, especially out through nantucket and parts of long island where we could see significant power outage

any case it completely paralyzed and traffic there on the pennsylvania railroad stopped, just like west palmd there, too , traffic is stopped now, the usual... american history is daily, which is unusual, today i was struck by the washington post, ukraine, the ukrainian war, it disappeared, it disappeared, i think this is very symptomatic, it simply does not exist, this is it war in ukraine is simple disappeared, while congress went on vacation without providing ukraine with any. shurik, where pots also appeared, remember? what both democrats and republicans understand is that there is still a lot of work to be done to pass legislation that will protect the well-being of america and keep the western world safe, although we have achieved. significant progress over the past week on protecting the border, everyone on both sides agrees that the negotiations are difficult and more time is needed, we have no choice, we are waiting for success, the stakes are too high for america, for europe, for the middle east, for the whole world. we must send more aid to ukraine in order to view this as a major

the downpours also wreaking havoc along the florida turnpike near west palm beach. with millions at risk up and down the east coast, the storm threatens to uproot holiday travel for millions this week. >> all right, george, thanks. some crazy video there. that storm will be bringing strong winds to the northeast today. let's bring in nbc meteorologist michelle grossman who is tracking where that storm is lingering. michelle, good morning. >> good morning to you both. it's going to be a tough commute for many of us in the northeast to new england. we'll see the rain lingering in portions of new england. the winds gusting up at 60 miles per hour. that's going to cause a chance of power outages, some downed trees. we're looking at 60 million people under flood alerts down to portions of the midatlantic. where you see the green, a flood watch. we are going to see that throughout the morning. also looking at cold air coming in on the back side of this system. that's going trigger some snow. we're going to see heavy snow throughout the great lakes and through the appalach

before dismissing night in his bedroom to theater when you, if you have somebody really aggressive west palm beach, the control room. sure. pretty class nothing. so i knew it's showing up as a study. it's due for the sample to come and look at lucy speak to somebody called me from us, which is kind of nice with that. i'm so pretty to so that would ensure it's good for us to send the class in the morning and she wouldn't have got the new speed limits from wake up. but i think i've got to, yeah. do you know who the pressure the goes items the job to shop um yeah. not normally at the are you leaving to own coley, jake? uh the uh of the committee can finish the fortune to sort of the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with professor samuel moines, universities john slick and professor of low in history and order of the book. liberalism against itself, cold war intellectuals and the making of odd times. a sam. yeah, there was a bit of a flashing light as you were speaking there. i don't know whether that was the utopian in, in some way. whether it's a, it is interesting though

of those prisoners allegedly being abused journalist will have it not different reports from the west, palm city over my there's the 7 october. i know there is a 2nd. 5th escalation by the i did get a civil as soon as it goes to banks. it is a pond this michelle is not in, was banks. it was a kind of getting on douglas and i saw that i just have more than 4700 policy man said password 1802. that says, i use the institution which means uh, issued out files including blooming and children. so that situation are difficult and able to envision it is up to 10 classes of the classes a lot of sort of connections between football. as soon as i lose for hand reports, the reason is really raids overnight across the west bank. what more can you tell us? are these raids increasing? yes, actually know about a student has and boast, becca is, does that i've seen in the unit from the idea on the close of tax the getting and getting out of think i thought setting for even physically we think on including children without more than $260.00 children where oddest instance of october, i know according to that,

so you haven't seen save major confrontations across the okay pod west palm because of the, the sort of power that the, the is really all these ready for just have over a have a different places here. so he's much while he's a very oppressive atmosphere. it's incredibly, a, almost, i suppose pressure cooker like in the, it's very hard for people to resist it also as a large group in the occupied westbank. but in particular the towns and cities. yes, it just creates a very good prescott much the economy is, takes a huge hit uh because of the disruption on business. and it just, it just makes for a very you get 10 top most for your i guess us. and so when it comes to um, the support for a solid guarantee with the palestinians of guys that we have seen some protests, not necessarily enormous protests on fridays, for example. but what has been notable according to recent polling is just how much in the west bank support for home us has increased. is there a, is how much of the object to the what the is what he's doing here is to try to climb down on how my cells and, and how much as an e

west palm beach picking up a wind gust of 58. numerous 50-60 -mile-per-hour wind gusts. this system ramps up in the northeast you'll likely see high wind gusts across maine, massachusetts, stretching down into connecticut as well as new york. that's where you've got a lot of wind advisories an even high wind warnings in effect. again, the winds likely to bring some trees and power lines down in the next day or two. >> all right, allison chinchar, thank you very much. appreciate those warnings. >>> up next, former president donald trump's latest attacks on migrants. what he said and why the bain says it's something you'd hear from adolf hitler. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under fire over the accidental killings of three israeli hostages. he isn't backing down amid international calls for a cease-fire. >>> one of the country's most famous roads lined with luxury homes and beaches. now some are calling for major improvements on pacific coast highway following the deaths of dozens in recent years. >>>>> one of t the countryry's >>> former president and g

next call is stephen in west palm beach, florida. stephen, go ahead. >> can you hear me? peter: we are listening. >> mr. rosen, which you are calling, and i'm sure many lawyers called his pragmatism is what i called sedition. i'm wondering, for example, and it doesn't surprise me, i didn't realize until now, i have forgotten that theodore roosevelt was the one that appointed him to supreme court because mr. roosevelt didn't seem to have too much concern about the constitution either. and i'm sure you know what i mean. i was saying that one of the things i was thinking, there are other people in the modern-day supreme court who have similar types of approaches. in two of the most recent ones were, number one, anthony kennedy, and number two, david souter. i'm wondering how mr. holmes would feel about the jewish prudence of those justices, and just as an aside one other one that might come to bear in mind, because i've been learning a lot about the liberal world order, liberalism in general, how would mr. holmes feel about the jurisprudence of the german jurors during the n

peak wind gusts, west palm beach, 61 miles per hour yesterday. this is a significant storm.can't forget about the snow impacts about this as well, along the spine of the appalachian mountains. interior, check this out, downwind of the great lakes can receive 3 to 6 inches of additional snowfall. looking at this extremely busy radar. john, we've got an active start to the week and this is going to set the tone for the travel plans as we head into the busy holiday season. >> you're not kidding, flash flood warning, 53 million in threat. it's wet and windy, derek van dam, thank you. >> okay. idt has said it has discovered the biggest tunnel in gaza. why the u.s. is concerned about the e newest attttack plans s a. ♪ >>> good morning. and thanks for getting up early with us, i'm john avlon. we're four weeks out from the iowa caucuses, and new polling is painting a picture for what may be in store for the first primary contests. trump still holding a wide lead in i, was but nikki haley is gaining ground in new hampshire. it's a big deal poll, after receiving endorsement of the sta

>> jimmy: jimmy failla i will be in west palm beach. my last touring date of the year.ur until march. >> todd: before we talk about your weekend i want you to stay right here and help carley with her weekend because she has got a thing to talk about it. >> jimmy: you do. >> carley: book signing at point pleasant beach, new jersey tomorrow at noon. dana perino is going to be there. she helped set this whole thing up. >> jimmy: she did. >> carley: fantastic. ' she will be doing a speech and i will be signing books. if you are in the area or not hop on a flight come on down. little point book shop. go to little point book shop.com to sign up or to show up. happy to meet you. >> todd: you know who is in that area the piros. >> carley: your mom and dad? >> todd: what can she expect when they greet her? >> carley: at the book events? >> jimmy: "fox & friends" fans most amazing fans in the world. some might bring you a 700 cupcakes. i love them so much. you are going to love it many. >> carley: you are the best. have great weekend. "fox & friends" starts right now.

i did it with west palm cuz they usually in the program one more time. i got a one year bright driving to the program and we saw lots of chinese automobiles standing on the track exams. and x would say that's about 60 percent of a market is now taken by chinese because of the can i say i'm a very, very cheap and are they the russian charles and about pretty cheap type thing. no problem. the people in the class, can you tell me why optimize the cars? oh no. that's what i sold. that is open price. you spell it? well, i think it's so close to the 40 percent. well, we have almost no cause a cheaper than a 1000000 roubles. now yes, but 40 percent growth is of course much more that then we would like to see that's clear. but if anything is because i think everyone understands of the situation. but i will repeat that once to the european, graham's left, russia and it goes to europe and japanese and south korean con manufacturers. left kind of several companions issues arose such as a supplier for component parts. and we are facing that the need to develop a rel

next call is stephen in west palm beach, florida. stephen, go ahead. >> can you hear me?er: we are listening. >> mr. rosen, which you are calling, and i'm sure many lawyers called his pragmatism is what i called sedition. i'm wondering, for example, and it doesn't surprise me, i didn't realize until now, i have forgotten that theodore roosevelt was the one that appointed him to supreme court because mr. roosevelt didn't seem to have too much concern about the constitution either. and i'm sure you know what i mean. i was saying that one of the things i was thinking, there are other people in the modern-day supreme court who have similar types of approaches. in two of the most recent ones were, number one, anthony kennedy, and number two, david souter. i'm wondering how mr. holmes would feel about the jewish prudence of those justices, and just as an aside one other one that might come to bear in mind, because i've been learning a lot about the liberal world order, liberalism in general, how would mr. holmes feel about the jurisprudence of the german jurors during the nazi

joining us from west palm beach, florida, msnbc reporter.doing to give back? >> reporter: this is about as grass roots as it gets, richard. this is a brother and a sister. we're not outside of a food bank or food pantry. it's literally the front yard of this family. what they've been doing, prepping for this not just today, not just 3:00 in the morning when they started cooking with their family. something they've actually worked on for weeks. their 12th year doing this, though. and that really starts with putting out flyers in the community and in lowish-ing in families those without access to food or have food security and may not have homes and getting the word out, because of the sheer joy of this. i asked them what is it that year after year keeps you wanting to put this on? this is a time intensive thing and also costs money. this is not just donation-based. they also take money out of their own pocket to put forward into this. this was their answer when i asked them what keeps them doing this year after year. >> i would say this is im

. >> definitely did we have cnn's elena with us as well, and west palm beach, florida.our weeks after the iowa caucuses, what is behind this immigration push from trump? >> reporter: it's really interesting that donald trump, i mean, he really ramped up that anti-immigration rhetoric in a pair of rallies this weekend, first in new hampshire saturday and yesterday in reno. i was at that reno, nevada rally where he talked a lot about his potential second term immigration plants as well. he really laid out -- no him he talked about violent crimes that undocumented immigrants here in the u.s. had committed, but he also vowed to vote unprecedented resources to the southern border, and when talking about this, he did preview what he would do if you were to win the election in 2024 when it comes to immigration . i can just tell you, boris and brianna, for my reporting here at cnn as well as our colleagues' and media outlets, we covered extensively with the potential immigration plants would be, and essentially, they include rounding up undocumented immigrants across the countr

were several bomb threats made against temples in america today, two we know of in missouri, one in west palmch, florida, also the day before yesterday, statewide threats made against synagogues across hawaii and law enforcement investigators are now looking into all of those threats. >> sandra: gillian turner with all of that live at the state department for us. thank you. john. >> john: sandra, from that to this. a bipartisan group of senators is urging the united nations to open an investigation into a growing body of evidence that suggests hamas committed sexual violence against israeli women during the attack on october 7th. 33 senators wrote a letter to the u.n. secretary general demanding an investigation with survivor and witness testimonies. one of the authors of the letter, senator joni ernst of iowa. great to see you. you together with gillibrand and others said in part, we write to express our profound disappointment with the united nations response to hamas's widespread sexual violence, including rape and mutilation as a weapon of war of the women of israel october 7, 2023. sexua

for 12 years now, the miller family has been giving back with their annual meal service in west palm, florida. marisa is with us now with more on that. i'm wondering what sparked this tradition initially? and what are they serving up? >> they have food, hot meals, beverages, donations. we just saw someone drop off donated flip-flops, sandal, shoes. which speaks to the need of people who show up here. there's a wide array and variety of people who show up. this is a combination of people who might be without homes. this might be people who are food insecure. that makes up a large part of people who show up and this is as grass roots as it gets. we're not outside of a food bank. food pantry. this is someone's front yard. we're in a neighborhood surrounded by other homes. it's a brother and a sister who put this on. they've been doing it for 12 years. i'll tell you the story behind it in a moment but just to speak to what a grass roots effort this is, their mother and father has been up since 3:00, 4:00 in the morning making this food. the sister who you're about to hear from said it st

joining us now, nbc news correspondent, vaughn hillyard, who is in west palm beach, florida. nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli, and senior political report aaron blake who has closely tracked the former president's rhetoric around immigration. thank you for being with us. vaughn, you have been to so many trump rallies. you were there this weekend. how were these remarks received by the crowd? >> reporter: it's an important question, and the 4,000 folks inside that arena on saturday in new hampshire, it was ecstatic enthusiasm. this is a man who largely speaks into the microphone and is echoed by his supporters. we have seen throngs of allies, voters who look at him as not only their former president but also their future president. come out in their support, no matter how many rallies he holds across these states, they continue to come out, and as donald trump was quoting vladimir putin, and praising the likes of kim jong un as very nice, his supporters did not question each other or very much did not see donald trump applauding these autocrats and very much in d

supreme court to rule because when you're looking at this republican primary, i was just down in west palm beach yesterday with some of trump's top advisors, they are seeing march 19th the day they believe they will hit the delegate count to wrap up the nomination. by march 5th you're looking at one third of the delegates having been designated on that day alone, so the reality here is that february 14th, that's the day that those ballots will be mailed out, that's just about ten days before the south carolina primary. there's a lot of layers and the political ramifications are tricky here, but, joy, this is a lot at stake here if the supreme court were, in fact, to rule against the former president. >> it is stunning indeed. von hillyard thank you very much. all the dates i have written them down an keep them in mind. joining me is nbc news presidential historian michael beschloss. we pulled the dream team to talk about this tonight i'm going to let you talk your reaction to the stunning development in american history? >> well, the constitution and our democracy has been called the most

the flood alerts from homestead, miami, fort lauderdale, west palm beach all included in those.use we have a stationary front hanging around today. through sunday we're going to pick up ample aamounts of rain as we get through the next couple of days. we've got significant tape fall where we could see 6, 7 inches of rain on already saturated ground. over 100 inches of rain for this year to date already. that's more than 50 inches over average. now, there's that stationary front i mentioned but here's the system we're going to watch into the weekend. on saturday all that moisture pushes in for folks across florida and the southeast and mid-atlantic get get in on the action. as i mentioned it'll be soggy and windy for some across the region. >> angie lassman, thank you as always. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," why the judge in donald trump's federal election interference case hit pause on the proceedings. former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade will join us to explain. >>> plus, we've got new polling today on the impeachment inquiry into president biden. we'll dive into tho

. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] [burt reynolds] we're driving along in west palm beach, heading toward where i was raisedwas growing up here. i mean, i really wanted to make it bad. [♪♪♪] i came down here when i was... i don't know how old i was, very young. my dad built the home that we grew up in. it was the first prefab homes to ever come to florida, and everybody said, "the first hurricane, [exhales] they'll be gone," and, uh, they're still there. it's not exactly what one would call, uh, opulent, i wouldn't think. i guess it has a certain charm. i sure loved it then. great, great memories... really great memories. [♪♪♪] [mo mustaine] the first day of football practice at central junior high school, there was 50 or 60 guys there. he looked at me, i looked at him, and something clicked. i don't know what it was, but we were buddies from that day on, and we just fit. there's a picture of him somewhere around here with his teeth gnashing and going like this... and that's him. i mean, that's the way he was. one man couldn't bring him down. it took two or three guys, always, to bring him down. there was j

stephen you are up next in west palm beach, florida. >> good morning. this is something that's going to be difficult for people to understand. i'm an investor all over the world. on four continents. the thing that i see that is the biggest problem is that the right-wing parties are no longer righwing anymore. they don't follow any libertarian principles anymore. and because they are trapped by the systems that they run in, that are all basically social democratic systems. they can espouse the economic freedom of the individualism so on and so forth. because everybody is already depending on the government as we know, the government at all levels in the united states represents between 42 and 47% of the overall economy depending on the state you live in. so what that means is if they cut the government spending at all it will create a recession in their districts. this is going on everywhere. this is causing tremendous problems for right-wing parties. in canada, the tories in the united kingdom, it happened with theresa may doing everything she could to

a well still a head here, all the news reports focused on the west palm is, are adopting new methods to boost ideals. the unsettled tax upfront takes on the big issue. that is the context to what is happening now. it is a question about 5 unflinching questions, rigorous the bank that he added to 2 days that another thing is taking place. augusta. nothing goes into gauze and without us of permission, nothing leads garza without permission to allow me to push back for a moment, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront, without fails of life scorched fine for you real quick accounts rising from beneath the rubble of desperate stories salvaged on the high seas, brought to the ground breaking sounds from award winning film. the watch. listen witness. on al jazeera, the book about the key. it says it's destroyed. 29 targets in iraq and syria. belonging to kurdish fighters, us up to 12 of its soldiers that killed in the past 2 days in 2 separate attacks on packaged bases in the rock. the turkish defense ministry says its forces destroyed oil

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. >> host: west palm beach, florida, democrat, good morning. you are next. >> caller: good morning. listen, i just want to say i am a 92-year-old man and i remember when trump's father was -- talk to me. he was really a fan of hitler. he just said dictatorship is not as bad as people think they're he says one man rules instead of having too many people trying to bring their opinion. that was the same thing his son did. he believes that dictatorship is the best thing for this country. and sooner or later you going to wake up and believe when he becomes president he would become a dictator. so america, be aware. i'll say goodbye to america. so long. >> host: florida, chris, independent. morning your next. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. isn't donald trump a convicted sex offender? i mean the united states is a country of immigrants, unless you have ancestors of in the united states, you know, this is originally a dark and brown indigenous area and they were murdered off by the white people mostly from europe. donald trump is a hypocrite. within his first wife i bought it from yu

we're from west palm beach, florida, visiting to see the today show. >> from jackson, ohio. >> happy "today" show. ♪♪ >>> good morning, and welcome back to "today" on a saturday morning. hope everyone is enjoying the holiday weekend. peter alexander didn't have any room in his closet, so -- >> he said you're going to need to take a few days off. >> take a pause. joe fryer275-872 if you have any questions. lots of traveling going on across the country today, laura. >> so hard because you don't want to check a bag but you have to if you want to carry those gifts. >> exactly. >> quandaries. jesse kirsch, thank you. >>> to the scene on the roads, if you have a drive ahead of you, you should getg but wait 26 minutes until the show is over. aaa says the worst time to travel is coming up in a few hours. marissa parra is at the florida turnpike. >> reporter: good morning. it will get worse. even here in the state of florida, aaa projects a record number of holiday travelers taking to the roads. we know that this is the most common form of holiday travel, and this is a top day for it. we've m

even west palm beach chilly at 55 with the frost and freeze alerts through tomorrow morning at the georgia>> oh yeah. >> going to turn to u.s. steel announcing a nearly $15 billion deal to be acquired by a japanese firm. andrew dimbert joins us with the details and the growing backlash. good morning, andrew. >> reporter: good morning, robin. u.s. steel has long been an american institution, once the largest corporation on the planet and in business for over 120 years. but now it's being gobbled up by an overseas competitor for over $14 billion in a deal drawing mixed reaction. this morning growing backlash after u.s. steel announced nearly $15 billion deal to be acquired by a japanese firm nipon steel. while the company will stay head quartered in pittsburgh, it would mark the end of an era for the 122-year-old american institution started by j.p. morgan and andrew carnegie that forged the nation's industrialization in the early 1900s. >> i feel like an age old company that was here is now gone. even though they'll retain the name, it is no longer owned domestically. >> reporter: union lea

this is in palm beach gardens, florida, near west palm beach area.ers say two other crashes were reported because guess what the other drivers were taking video of this. instead of paying attention to the road. it's unclear what caused the initial crash in the first place. incredibly, though, the driver of this vehicle was not seriously hurt. southern california now a man is recovering after a nearly 20 hour rescue from inside a cave in san diego. the man was found last thursday, stuck in the rocky shores of sunset cliff. he had been trapped for three days after he fell into a hole on the side of a cliff. emergency crews worked around the clock, saying the rescue was complicated because of rain and wind, and the tide area where the man was stuck. >> we inserted our medic on the top to give them an id our medic had to go face first, be lowered down into it and apply an iv into his hand hanging from the top. so that's how tight it was on the inside for them to do that. >> well, they pulled it off. the man was eventually airlifted to the hospital with m

let's go to west palm beach. vaughn hillyard is there.he rally in new hampshire on saturday. vaughn, i have to ask, you know, trump says things. he wants to provoke. he wants to get the reaction that he is getting. i'm curious, though, it seems to me when he is channelling adolph hitler, we really are getting to a new level that he's doing it so openly. he is praising putin so openly. he is calling america rotten openly. he is praising all of these tyrants and dictators. he is praising convicts that beat the hell out of cops. is it becoming even more radical based on you being inside the rally there? >> joe, i think to answer your question, number one, yes. it's not like folks are looing around at one another when he begins quoting vladimir putin. inside the arena at new hampshire on saturday, there were more than 4,000 folks that were cheering as he celebrated the words of viktor orban and praised the likes of kim jong-un and xi jinping. last hour, you said, joe, we cannot ignore this. why? it's more than just ignoring donald trump, but

all the crops as have now been buried. collectively add the 10 most of the palm cemetery, located west of russell now to the north which has borne ready, the bronze of the 11 week long is rarely assault ones show to school in the city of bate last year. this facility on hills queens right now became a home for thousands of displaced palestinians house before is really forces where he does that know because kind of when the army surround to the area, people were told to leave. but within 5 to pony, when they went out to be all the un estimates that $2000000.00 is happening, full smell homes with most having fled to the south of the strip. one of these is a woman who gave us to the quadrant pets and that i'll find out why i have found many helpful russians. she's now living in challenging conditions with 3 of her nipples. how full remains that hospital and that's happening to some and then they didn't. but we had resided in a sheltering school in the north where there was no food, no water, and no medicines or treatment for a woman pregnant with quadruplets, then his release had attacked

we covered, all the crops as have now been buried. collectively add the 10 most of the palm cemetery, located west of russell. according to the guy, the house ministry, more than the 100 policy needs have been confirmed that after. and these are the s drive on the refugee camp on christmas day. in the rubble of the aftermath of the attack reporter found a diary belonging to an 11 year old go who was killed in it. she mentions 3 of our friends, age 56, and 8. all of them lost the lice on the same day a on the inside of my bed. we did not have played on this. and then we had gotten that by 9 out of 10 gathered residents now live in shout as a refugee camps of the united nation says that more than 100 you and operated shell doesn't gather, had been damaged. half of them directly hit hundreds of palestinians who had sought refuge in those locations. i believe, to have been killed, an idea of facts, the shipment. and again, we moved from the north to the south pole request, due to the bombing of our houses, the mazda them, of all brothers loved ones and children. we kept going, folding all to the south

neighborhood of us and all the crops as have now been buried. collectively, add the 10 most of the palm cemetery, located west of russell assurance. he is now the global south has lost respect for the collective west as a message coming from other russian for medicine. he spoke with india is talk different mindset about the new multi landfill world, taking its face with out less than 10 minutes. of course. trust them to us has been severely undermined, and therefore there is even more reason now to rely on the role of the world majority and the development of the world's economy, not to the detriment of someone, but on the basis of mutual benefit. we do think the world is not what it was, all it takes for it to have to change the global order will have to change into national economy will have to change. and we appreciate very much the show is today a strong body of a lot of people, a lot older. also dr. to support the off. uh uh, you know, a lot of positions that we take and i'm which will interest in international politics. the meetings started with india, so horn harris ministers stating that this is about

that's in all the clouds as have now been buried. collectively add the 10 most of the palm cemetery, located west of russell park. so then he is out, i'm a rocky politician. heavy out, a mary has voted for us to see immediate and leave the country off. the american ford has recently conducted a deputy series of ass bikes. iraqi government should set a time table for the withdrawal of us troops. as soon as possible. there is no need for the presence of foreign forces in iraq. the us presence will only destroy the country and shed the blood of iraqi people. processes in bagdad expressing the indignation off the thought of you said one person was killed in 18 wounded in the ass bikes. the other side has demanded that the american troops finally leave the country off of the devastating us that invasion. 2 decades ago. all of us said it was probably the most simple incident melisha with the recent strike. you're okay. so if you have them then as a set of possibilities, yes. present by them or the what the us house as well as me tugs the strikes in iraq. again, it's on group supposedly as below this fo

that's in all the clouds as have now been buried. collectively add the 10 most of the palm cemetery, located west of russell. now to the northern part of the pay for child support in the front of the lots a week loan is radius salt. once a shell to school in the city of bate last year. this facility on you'll screens became a home for thousands of displaced palestinians was before is ready for says wait, is it local? say the web mail and me surround to the area. people were told to leave. but soldiers opened fire when they went out and to be off the un estimates that $2000000.00 carsons are now displaced with most of them. having fled to the southern part of the strip, wanting to display women who are not to wait to from the north gate, fast to contrib pets in the warehouse. how many have sold refuge? she's now living in challenging conditions with 3 of her new phones will have full remains in hospice. and those hadn't, simon didn't. but we had resided in a sheltering school in the north where there was no food, no water, and no medicines or treatment for women. pregnant with quadruplets glover a

to the kids, all the crops as have now been buried. collectively add the 10 most of the palm cemetery, located west of rough or the full and palace city. and i bought so there was kicked off a tv show for apparently refusing to denounce her mouse. meanwhile, the mother of an idea of soldier was allowed to say on tv that gaza should be completely destroyed the nuclear bone. or if it was today, i believe there's a decision that must be made. i understand everyone and the poor people in gaza, but this is about our survival. so i think politicians must agree to press the button where a country with a nuclear bomb here and with nothing more to say, no one should inhabit this land. no one should live in this land except the jewish people. that is still rather surprising to hear such radical statements such outrageous halls, sons, and deliver a true tv from a turn over the cubes. potential audience would have been more, is punished, and warren, actually the reaction of journalists, the soldiers mother was not interrupted at all. confronted with any towns or argument, which could be interpreted in fact, as