do you think yulee have to restart a lot of homes from scratch when you see what the damage is? >> from scratch, no, florida has a strong building code and part of the building code involves breakaway walls, a function feature, if we have a storm surge event, the walls on the ground floor are designed to collapse and take pressure off the structure of the building. we have elevation and home has to be high enough for the living area, to create a ground floor of nonliving space, those are spaces that have been washed out and taken apart in most cases. there will be plenty of older homes prior to building code, you will see wash out, complete destruction of the homes, but yulee see the full spectrum of damage and i don't think there are many boats left on lifts, there are cars everywhere and it is a mess. >> carley: we just saw unbelievable image on our screen of a rescue effort of someone stuck in their car and that rescue attempt took place in naples, florida, where you are. naples is along the coast of florida, yesterday must have been unbelievable day for you and your family,

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so if anti-seek story yule rights act -- an annual rights activist puts money into a fund, they can decide where it go s? >> that's correct. we believe in knocktizing access toes -- de-centralizing the funds. stu: how many corporations are doing that right now? >> yeah, there are hundreds of companies that are finally taking this approach to saying, like, listen the ceo may not know the best decision that can be made in this moment for the people of ft. meyers for example. so we're going to empower our employees in this issue and how they think is best for that moment to meet the moment. stu: that's a very good idea. real good stuff. jake wood, thanks for joining us. we do appreciate that and hope corporations take you up on this novel giving method. thank you, sir. all right, big show coming up for you. here we go, president biden seemed to have forgotten about the death of indiana congresswoman when he called out for her. roll tape. >> i want to thank you all of you here for including bipartisan elected official -- jackie, are you here? where's jackie. didn't think she was going to be he

and american city that was once a yule is now in total decay and i went down to new orleans to see theuation for myself. and spoke to mother who just lost her son two weeks ago to gun violence. watch. >> i still think it's a dream. i don't know how i'm coping with it. because -- i'm not crying -- it just hurt all over my body. just hurting -- it is not a crime. it is a hurting -- don't have no air. it's like your body just shuts down. nobody don't want to because i'm the not crying. i'm hurting i'm waiting on my son to call me and go by his house and it is unbelievable that he's with the reason he's dead -- from it don't make no sense -- out here with nobody. their parents, dad not in their lives it is just out here. lawrence: take me back to the day where you got the news two weeks ago that you lost your son. >> i see where i can get into the ambulance -- no you get into the vehicle -- because of corona i ran back to the car followed down -- and i got there -- five minutes later, call me told me my child was dead. lawrence: there was once a point in history where you did something, yo

threatens europe with a cold winter without russian gas my this isn't just a video for a song by singer yule vis but this video published by the russian officials makes the main russian weapon right now clear russian energy resources a week ago the kremlin stopped gas supplies via the north stream pipelines and now moscow is visually and with a song making it clear what winter will look like in europe behind the song is a hint it will be a cold winter if europe does not agree to moscow's conditions and does not lift the sanctions imposed as a result of the russian invasion of ukraine former russian president dmitry medvedev now the deputy chairman of the security council has now written about this in almost unambiguous terms several times here is what he wrote in april according to the most recent data from the imf europe will be able to manage without our gas for no more than six months but in reality it won't even last a week he followed up on this 10 days ago due to the increase in gas prices to 3500 euros per thousand cubic meters i have to increase the forecast price to 5000 euros by th

as for the trial, that's set to start next month in delaware and skedz yuled to last just five days cnbc'she last minute change >> reporter: it's a little confusing right now, but it was due to personal reasons. the twitter ceo was also supposed to do his deposition with musk's side of the lawyers, as well, so none of that happened today, but this is really setting the stage, shep, for that trial, this is where they can underoath depose musk and for the first time, really get him to tell the truth about his claims >> but you wonder what twitter's lawyers think they're going to get out of him he has a combative streak. >> reporter: yes, this might surprise you, but this is not his first lawsuit, nor is it his first deposition and he's done things like insult the people talking about him, making fun oaf their child support and, you know, so -- there are lots of ways he could try to anger the lawyers from twitter without actually antsing their questions. >> a couple of weeks ago, the twitter whistle-blower with accusations. how is that going to factor in >> that was a gift to musk when that c

vempbl yule there won't be as much media attention as the week asks months go on, but a storm of thising to require an effort over an extended period of time. those are good folks in southwest florida. they have great communities. this is not something anyone wants to deal with. but we're going to step up. we're going to be there for folks. we're going to make sure that folks get back on their feet in southwest florida comes back better than ever. kevin guthrie. >> thank you, governor. hurricane ian is approaching landfall as a category 4 storm with winds of 150 miles per hour. at this time, the division received 1,000 resource requests from our local partners and 864 of those are either in process or completed. we are working as quickly as we can to address the needs of those impacted areas. this morning i talked with each and every local emergency manager in the direct path of the storm. if you're sheltering in place, we're asking you to please visit floridadisaster.org/info and fill out our shelter in place survey. again, that's floridadisaster.org/info to fill out our shelter in p