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"That combines sci-fi, martial arts, and the struggles of a Chinese immigrant families. The universe. We speak is so much bigger. In the bundle for best actor, it appears to be a two man race, Austin butler for Elvis. And Brendan Fraser for the whale. I need to know that I have done one thing right with my life. Steve futterman, CBS News at the Academy Awards in Hollywood. We've got a lot to remember the time folks, if you haven't already done it, turn your clock forward by an hour unless you're smart watch or whatever device is already done it for you. Daylight saving time, resumed in the Eastern Time zone overnight. That means you lost an hour of sleep, but the good news, a later sunset will be starting tonight. Four astronauts back on earth soil after 5 months aboard the International Space Station, their capsule splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico. This off the Florida coast late last night, your CBS News space consultant, Bill harwood. The crew dragon brought four space station crewmates back to earth after a 157 day mission, leaving For
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US stops hundreds fleeing Cuba, Haiti by sea, returns most
"Hundreds of migrants are fleeing Cuba and Haiti by sea to Florida. But most of them are being sent back. I'm Ben Thomas with the latest. The coast guard says it's returned another 177 Cuban migrants cona Florida's coast earlier this month back to Cuba. Meanwhile, a group of 25 Haitians who fled the turmoil in their country aboard a sailboat, swam ashore near downtown Miami. U.S. customs and border protection says they've been taken into custody, while others still aboard the boat were being processed by federal officials at sea. That typically means their return to their home countries with inflation soaring and economic conditions deteriorating in their home countries increasing numbers of Cuban and Haitian migrants have been attempting the risky Florida state's crossing in recent months. I'm Ben Thomas
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Airplane crash in Gulf of Mexico leaves 2 dead, 1 missing
"Two people are confirmed dead and authorities are searching for a third person after a private plane crashed into the Gulf of Mexico off the Florida coast. The plane crash happened Saturday night, but a search for the rented single engine piper Cherokee didn't begin until around 10 a.m. Sunday, when the plane had not returned to the airport where it had left in St. Petersburg, Florida, a spokesperson in Venice, Florida says recreational boaters found the body of a woman floating about two and a half miles west of the Venice shore, and divers from the Sarasota county sheriff's office located the plains wreckage, about a third of a mile off shore, directly west of the Venice airport, the body of a girl was found in the plains passenger area, and rescuers are searching for a third person, believed to be a man who was either the pilot or a passenger. I'm Donna water
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Tropical Depression Nicole moves through Georgia
"Nicole is now a tropical depression The storm is moving through Georgia this morning a day after causing havoc in Florida That's where it touched down Thursday as a hurricane and then a tropical storm The national hurricane center says Nicole could dump as much as 6 inches of rain over the blue ridge mountains today and urban flooding is possible as the storm moves into the eastern Ohio valley mid Atlantic and New England through Saturday and Florida most of the damage is along the east coast and the Daytona Beach area Nicole has caused at least two deaths and sent homes along Florida's coast toppling into the Atlantic Ocean I'm Donna water
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"Men's college hoops, Maryland meets western Carolina tonight at 7 Virginia tech takes on Lehigh at 6. Dave Preston WTO sports. Thank you, Dave Now to the top stories we're following for you on WTO. D.C.'s attorney general is filing a civil consumer protection lawsuit against the Washington commanders, its owner, Dan Snyder, the NFL and commissioner Roger Goodell. The suit claims the group colluded to deceive fans about charges of workplace misconduct and an accuses Snyder of lying about what he knew. Our rising prices slowed somewhat last month. It's the latest sign inflation might be easing as the economy slows and consumers grow more cautious. Consumer inflation was up 7.7% from October of last year. That is down a bit from the year over year in September. Hurricane Nicole weakened into a tropical storm after hitting the Florida coast and moving inland. Now it's off to Georgia and the Carolinas, we will be hammered with its rain tomorrow. Stay with WTO for more on these stories and just minutes. An unexpected discovery in the Atlantic yields a piece of the Space Shuttle Challenger which blew up shortly after liftoff in 1986. It was found buried in sand more than three decades after the tragedy killed all astronauts aboard, including the first school teacher in space. NASA says it's one of the biggest pieces of challenger ever found. It was uncovered by divers for a TV documentary last march, they'd been searching for the wreckage of a World War II plane. Up ahead, in money news. 1201 points. A couple of D.C. beer gardens make a best of list. I'm Jeff clay. Four 18. Traffic
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Hurricane Nicole Nears Florida Coast, Impacting Dan Bongino
"Listen a little bit of bad news before we start the show here I am in the middle of a going through a pretty nasty kind of frontal hit from this hurricane here hasn't made hasn't made landfall yet It's not going to it's a 1 o'clock tonight but the wind gusts are pretty bad and king tide down here in Florida was about 1130 just about a half an hour ago Eastern Time So I said producer Jim a video of my backyard which was a nice video right Jim Jim's like yeah Jim's like backyards usually have grass My backyard is a pool Right now so we'll be all right It's not a huge deal You know it's just a property and stuff And you know you choose to live in these types of areas and stuff happens It's my responsibility sort of snowflake thing but I say that because if we have any issues with the show I don't want you to think anything happened to me we'll be okay I'm hoping that the generator here stays in the studio above the water line It looks like the water has been receding down here And so you can probably sense my hesitation I'm a little worried that we may lose and not lose the show and I don't want to do that So I think we'll be okay
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Subtropical Storm Nicole threatens Bahamas, Florida coast
"Subtropical storm Nicole brewing in the Atlantic Ocean with 45 mph winds could reach hurricane strength in the next few days while approaching the eastern coast of the Florida Peninsula National hurricane center specialist Philippe papin says Nicole will be far enough offshore Tuesday that it shouldn't affect voting We won't really start to see any significant impacts from the Intel really Tuesday night into Wednesday But after that papen says Nicole will be a significant system You're actually hurricane intensity as it nears the Florida Peninsula It's expected to come ashore Wednesday in The Bahamas and Thursday along the eastern coast of the Florida Peninsula Heavy surf and likely are significant storm surge and not coastal flooding seems to be pretty likely at this point I'm Julie Walker
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"Sunshine, but a chance for some frosty cold mornings. I'm storm Jane Thor, meteorologist chuck bell for WTO. Nothing frosty and cold yet. That's good news. 60 at the moment at DuPont circle, 57 in Germantown, and at annandale this morning, it's 59°. It's 9 41 now, compensation is coming for victims of a huge federal government data breach. A federal judge on Friday finalized a $63 million settlement agreement that will provide a maximum payment of $10,000 for people who suffered financial loss as a result of the hack 7 years ago at OPM. The settlement only compensates those who can prove they were financially affected by the breach. It compromised the personally identify a personally identifiable information of about 22 million current and former feds and job applicants. Under the agreement, OPM will be allowed to discontinue the credit monitoring service that's been provided since 2015. Nearly 100 people mostly from Haiti, who were rescued from an overcrowded boat off the Florida coast, had no food or water for two days, a coast guard helicopter spotted that boat last week, about 20 miles east of Boca Raton, Florida, the passengers told the crew members they had been at sea for a week. They didn't have food during the last two days, the 40 foot cabin cruiser was overloaded with 53 men, 35 women in ten kids, the coast guard said a statement, those aboard were lucky to be alive. The death toll from Saturday's fire at a prison in Iran has now risen to at least 8 prisoners. CBS News correspondent Raimi in asensio reports. Smoke billowed over Iran's infamous Evan prison from a massive fire that ripped through the facility holding political prisoners and dual nationals, including Americans
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Ian leaves scenes of recovery, despair on Florida coast
"Florida residents left homeless because of hurricane Ian especially the elderly wonder what's next for them 86 year old Susan goldy picks through what's left of her mobile home in a trailer park in Fort Myers I'm 86 years old and I'm homeless It's just crazy I mean never in my life did I dream I wouldn't have a home She's trying to save what she can like family photos while worrying about what comes next Now my daughter's with me so I don't know what we're going to do For some the recovery has been fairly quick It residents of low lying homes and mobile home parks are still shoveling mud that was left behind by floodwaters I'm Julie Walker
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"Largest team of search and rescue experts in recent history. Because so many of the rescuers need to take place now need to be there in place now in the water now. In the United States coast guard has been deployed as well. 6 fixed wing aircraft 18 rescue boats and crews, 16 rescue helicopters, which were in the air all day yesterday and are added again today. Working with the Defense Department, the National Guard, state and local first responders, they've rescued a 117 people on Southwest Florida coast in Fort Myers in Naples so far. Just this morning, I spoke personally with the lieutenant commander of the coast guard, Christopher hooper, who was leading the search and rescue operation there. He emphasized, this is one fight. Everyone working together, coast guard, Defense Department, customs and border patrol, Florida fish and wildlife, local officials. They're doing everything they can to rescue people. He said, mister president, we will not rest at night until we know they're safe and sound. He talked about how they rescued a 94 year old woman. Who had the courage to be hoisted up onto a helicopter. The wind blowing, and as well as a one month old baby. Not the same time, but a one month old baby as well. And so much in between. He also spoke to aviation survival to Iowa houses, both JVs and survival second class technician. Second class, Zach lesh. Who described how difficult the decision is for people to leave everything and come to safety. I told him how proud of him I was. And thanked him for all the work he and his coasties are doing to save lives. I'm grateful for the brave women and men federal state and local folks working so hard. They're all working as one team. Here that from the governor as well as from the federal folks, in the past 24 hours, my administration has approved four more counties in Florida for individual disaster assistance. In addition to the 9 counties, we had announced yesterday. And what that means is the federal government will cover as covering every cost. 100% of the cost to clear the massive debris left in the wake of the hurricane and these counties. And all needs to be cleared out for communities to begin the hard work of trying to get back on their feet. That declaration also means that we will cover all the extra cost for emergency personnel who are saving lives and providing for public safety. Because phone lines and Internet might go out, fema is registering people directly directly to be able to get help. They're setting up disaster recovery centers and shelters all across the state. So we can get survivors registered for the help they need as quickly as they can possibly get it. And if you can't get to a center, we're sending out mobile teams in the communities to meet people where they are. Getting the power back on is also critical. I want to recognize and this is, I think, impressive. 44,000 utility workers and restoration personnel from 33 states in the District of Columbia were working around the clock to help get power back on
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Ian powers up to a Category 4 hurricane as it nears Florida
"Hurricane Ian has gotten much stronger as it heads toward the Florida coast hurricane Ian is a category four storm Eric Blake of the national hurricane center says the storm surge could cause catastrophic damage and from Naples to Sarasota is at high risk The entire Florida Peninsula and the Florida keys will have significant effects from this hurricane Ian gained strength after battering Cuba bringing down the island's power grid authorities in Florida are still urging people to evacuate the danger zone if they still can I'm Donna warder
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Hurricane Ian nears Florida coast, threatening floods, winds
"Hurricane Ian is headed for Florida Robbie Berg of the national hurricane center says most of Florida will be impacted by Ian We have watched the warnings up for much of the Florida Peninsula Actually most of the Florida Peninsula So really the entire state is being affected in some way by the storm Florida residents have been boarding up their homes in preparation of this afternoon's expected arrival of the storm at least 2.5 million people were ordered to evacuate in is expected to strengthen to a category four hurricane when it slams into the states southwest coast I'm Donna water
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Hurricane Ian strikes Cuba, Florida braces for Cat 4 damage
"Hurricane Ian has made landfall in western Cuba lashing the island with rain and winds as it swirls north toward the Florida coast Authorities in Cuba have evacuated more than 50,000 people ahead of what the hurricane center is calling significant wind and storm surge impacts But Juan Miguel Batista says he's worried workers work and he's a security guard so needs to head out whether there's lightning thunder or rain The storm made landfall in pinar Del Rio province where authorities set up 55 shelters sent medical and emergency personnel and took measures to protect food and other crops in warehouses in the tobacco growing region according to state media I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Passenger Safely Lands Plane at Florida Coast
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"Around the world Michael Thank you very much Nathan It would be the largest rent increase for New York City apartments in about ten years A preliminary vote by the New York City rent guidelines board last night proposed the hike for rent stabilized apartments It proposed a ren increase of two to 4% for one year leases and a four to 6% increase for two year leases Neither tenants nor landlords were satisfied with the outcome tenant states too much landlords say the hikes not enough The final vote is expected at the end of May Connecticut democratic governor Ned Lamont signed a law designed to protect people who provide an abortion and are then sued in another state in a Twitter message Lamont says it was a bill he was eager to sign I think you've heard a lot about what's coming out of the Supreme Court and a preliminary ruling that looks like they may be on the edge of ending a woman's right to choose And ending a roe V wade That's not going to happen in the state of Connecticut not as long as I'm here No politicians are going to get between you and your doctor You make the choice The law is set to take effect on July 1st the measure was prompted by a law in Texas that allows private citizens to take civil action to enforce its ban on abortion Karen Jean Pierre will replace Jen Psaki as White House press secretary becoming both the first black person and openly LGBTQ person to hold the position Jean Pierre currently is Psaki's principal deputy Psaki spoke at the top of The White House press briefing on Jean Pierre I am just so grateful to have had Korean by my side For this over the last 15 months and I just can't wait to see her shine at the podium Jen Psaki's last day is may 13th It is home sweet home for the four astronauts who spent 6 months orbiting the International Space Station It's been an absolute honor to support you on your mission endurance crew and thanks for flying SpaceX The crew aboard the SpaceX dragon capsule splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico just off the Florida coast shortly after midnight Eastern Time Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts to more than a 120 countries I'm Michael Barr This is Bloomberg Nathan Thank you Michael.
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"News is first Live from NPR news I'm Lakshmi Singh Calling his decades long career on the U.S. Supreme Court and the federal judicial system of privilege justice Stephen breyer officially announced his retirement at The White House today In Paris Windsor Johnston reports his resignation now paved the way for President Biden to appoint a new justice but his nominee must be confirmed by the U.S. Senate President Biden expressed his gratitude to justice breyer for his remarkable career in public service and his clear eyed commitment to the constitution It includes his stature as a Beacon of wisdom on our constitution and what it means And through it all just as priors work tirelessly to give faith to the notion that the law exists to help the people Biden also said he plans to stand by his commitment to nominate a black woman to the high court which would be a historic first Senate Democrats have said they are looking at a quick time frame to confirm Biden's pick The president says he will make his choice by the end of next month Windsor Johnston NPR news Washington The commerce department says the economy grew 5.7% last year the fastest growth since Ronald Reagan was president over the October to December period The economy expanded 6.9% from a year earlier a much stronger pace of growth in the 2.3% growth in the previous quarter according to the data However the pace of growth was uneven as the economy continued to struggle with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic first with the spread of delta and then the varied The U.S. coast guard says it has located the bodies of four more victims whose boat overturned in the waters off eastern Florida over the weekend Dozens of people remain missing however the coast guard says that unless it receives new information it plans to call off the active search tonight Investigators say they believe the victims are part of a human smuggling operation One person was found alive Tuesday clinging to the hull of the capsized vessel The Biden administration says it wants to improve cybersecurity for U.S. water sector and peers Jenna McLaughlin has details The Biden administration is releasing a plan to secure the water system against hackers The Environmental Protection Agency and DHS's cyber agency sissa or leading the initiative which involves monitoring technology and information sharing There are more than 150,000 public water and wastewater systems serving more than 300 million in the United States Over recent years those systems have become more automated That could allow that actors to break in tamper with water treatment or cut off the flow of water The EPA however does not have the authority to force the water sector to participate The program will be voluntary A senior administration official tells reporters The White House and EPA will propose legislation to close those gaps That's Jenna McCarthy reporting It's NPR The U.S. secretary of education is looking to quote reset the nation's education system Miguel cardona delivered a speech today in which he said student resources have to expand and that now is the moment to make education The great equalizer We must level up our entire system of education from pre kindergarten through adult education in this country And this is our moment Cardona has oversight of a massive system in which teachers say they're increasingly overworked and underpaid and access to tutoring mental health services and others support may depend heavily on whether or not a school has enough money Teachers and students alike are also dealing with a fallout of COVID fatigue and ongoing worries about school violence Attorneys for the team accuse of killing four students at Michigan's Oxford high school say they'll argue he was insane at the time of the shooting For conversation W DET Quinn klinefelter reports a notice comes as some families of victims at the school are filing a second lawsuit School officials already face a lawsuit accusing them of not doing enough to safeguard students before 15 year old Ethan crumbly allegedly gunned down for classmates last November Those killed include student Tate Meyer Now his father buckmire is joining a second suit targeting both school officials and crumblies parents for allegedly ignoring numerous warning signs His brothers to be responsible for their actions and always be held them and always be accountable for that.
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"Had a lasting impact on landmark rulings since his nomination to the court in 1994 by former president Clinton Loyola law school professor Laurie Levinson is somebody who is having influence on sentencing guidelines on gun rights on women's rights to an abortion All of these hot button issues Senate Judiciary Committee chairman dick Durbin said he intends to take up President Biden's nominee expeditiously with breyers end of June retirement Steve Dorsey CBS News Washington I'm Stephen portnoy word of a vacancy on the high court in this midterm election year in which control of Congress is in play will activate both parties basis given the razor thin majority Democrats now enjoy in the Senate President Biden will surely seek to replace Steven breyer with another dependable liberal As a candidate mister Biden pledged to nominate the first African American female justice calling it long overdue The U.S. has delivered a written response to Russia over its security demands amid word it may want to invade Ukraine Pentagon correspondent county McCormick The response was delivered by the U.S. ambassador to Russia Secretary of State Antony Blinken insisted it made no concessions on issues like banning Ukraine from joining NATO and instead also highlighted U.S. concerns Putting things in writing is a good way to make sure it was precise as possible And the Russians understand our positions Our ideas is clearly as possible The Biden administration says it is willing to address other concerns like arms control but it isn't clear whether Moscow will accept that agenda and deescalate the situation Right now the document is with them and the ball is in their court So far one body has been recovered as coast guard crews search off the Florida coast for 38 others Their boat left The Bahamas Saturday in a suspected human smuggling attempt and it capsized yesterday One survivor was found yesterday clinging to the overturned hull 40 miles off the coast A husband and wife face up to 7 years in prison after they allegedly tried to attend the bills patriots playoffs game earlier this month using what officials say were fake COVID vaccination cards Eerie county district attorney John Flynn says the couple was already on buffalo's radar Someone saw it on social media and called the Buffalo Bills or called the health department and made an anonymous tip just in the fed reserve says it will soon be appropriate to raise interest rates On Wall Street the Dow is up four 11 This is CBS News Never miss a moment top news from 24/7 360 five listen on air on Alexa and.
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"At four of the state's largest hospitals is full Police officer Brandon Owens has been in the ICU and on a ventilator for more than two weeks He spent 14 years in the military He did three deployments overseas We'd never expected this to be something that would get him down The situation is so dire it prompted this warning The Oklahoma City healthcare system is at a breaking point Dozens of people are missing in the Atlantic The coast guard tonight has launched a search for 39 people reported missing after a boat believed to be piloted by human smugglers capsized off the coast about 45 miles east of Port St. Lucie According to a survivor the boat left The Bahamas on Saturday but encountered weather and then capsized none of them apparently had life vests That CBS is Nora O'Donnell at least one person has been rescued House speaker Nancy Pelosi will seek reelection in 2022 the 81 year old says our democracy is at stake calling the midterms crucial since Democrats risk losing control of Congress The computer ship short shortage chip shortage is growing worse CBS's Jennifer Kuiper The government says that the supply of semiconductors is down to less than 5 days of inventory which could lead to factory shutdowns affecting everything from vehicle production to medical devices Intel plants to build a $20 billion chip factory in Ohio Disney is responding to remarks from Peter Dinklage on it to live action remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs The actor called the project progressive in one way but also backwards in reinforcing dwarf stereotypes Disney says it understands a concern but has cultural consultants on all of its live action films Snow White is still years away from release This is CBS News.
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"World national stories for you John All right thanks for that vice president Kamala Harris embarking on 5 days of personal diplomacy in France Let's get more in this report from Bloomberg's Lisa Matteo Harris seems to raise her international profile and continue healing a rift between the U.S. and its oldest ally U.S. France ties have been strained in recent months following Australia's decision to cancel a $66 billion submarine contract with France in favor of a new security pact and nuclear powered submarine deal with the U.S. and UK Tomorrow Harris will speak at the Paris peace forum an event focused on gaps in global governance before having dinner with president Emmanuel Macron Police Mateo Bloomberg radio For Amsterdam's returning to earth on their SpaceX capsule late Monday night parachuting into the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Pensacola Florida There it is Separation main shoot deploy We'll wait for confirmation of four healthy mans Their homecoming will pave the way for SpaceX's next launch of the replacements to the International Space Station later this week A new round of subpoenas going out for the House committee charged with investigating the January 6th attack on the capitol Some of the top officials getting called include the former national security adviser Michael Flynn of former president Trump pardoned Gasoline prices continuing their rise nationwide but nowhere as badly as California to put 15 gallon a car's tank which many people are doing at least once a week if not more it now costs almost $80 around Los Angeles A lot of areas of California now hovering around $5 a gallon for regular unleaded Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take power by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than 120 countries I'm John Tucker.
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"Minister nicos panagoupolos told his counterparts that the european union is also concerned about mass migration effectively in order to those countries immediate name it avoided migration passes and all human rights groups are urging the e you to do more to help those fleeing afghanistan for npr news. I'm joanna kakissis in athens education secretary. Miguel cardona is preparing to hit the road to promote the biden administration's efforts to help students return safely to classrooms. Npr's corey turner has more on the story. This road trip is slated to last five days and begins monday with a pep rally and an elementary school in oak claire. Wisconsin from their card on his bus will make stops in illinois indiana ohio and michigan. He's not the first secretary to do this kind of two were but the stakes feel higher this year cove in nineteen is still ravaging many communities kids younger than twelve. Don't yet have access to a vaccine and many schools are bitterly divided over safety policies. Like masking so cardona will use this tour to encourage leaders to embrace strong public health measures and to reassure anxious families that with those measures kids can and should return to school corey turner. Npr news and all civilian space crew is back on earth after spending. Three days in orbit brendan byrne from member station w. m. f. e. reports the crew of inspiration for flu higher than the international space station and the hubble space telescope. They spoke with children at saint jude. Hospital rang the closing bell for the new york. Stock exchange and conducted science experiments. From inside spacex is crew dragon spacecraft. The mission was chartered by billionaire. Jared isaac men the first private use of spacex capsule after a series of engine burns to lower their altitude. The capsule slammed into the atmosphere before splashing down just off the coast of cape canaveral in florida under a canopy of parachutes recovery team plucked the dragon spacecraft out of the water and helped the crew out of the capitol before transporting the four to kennedy space center for npr news. I'm brendan byrne in orlando this is. Npr news. a three day. Parliamentary election ramps up. In russia sunday the ruling united russia party is expected to prevail after a sweeping crackdown on the opposition that kept opponents off the ballot. United russia holds nearly three quarters of the seats in the state duma allowing it to pass constitutional changes that could potentially keep president vladimir putin and power until thirty six the ten day. Toronto international festival has wrapped up and as dan carpenter. Chuck reports organizers. Say it was successful and safe. It was a return to some kind of normalcy this year. After being mostly virtual in twenty twenty but organizers say they managed to pull off the biggest cultural event in the city with carpets as well as a mix of digital and in-person screenings. Many filmmakers said. They were amazed in thankful that the festival was able to again. Hold indoor events. There was one case of covert nineteen in an audience member but was considered low risk because of strictly enforced protocols. There were hundreds of screenings and even some star studded galas and some of the oscar buzzes focused on films such as the power of the dog from jane. Campion and best actor nod to benedict cumberbatch. Nominations are also likely for director. Kenneth branagh is black and white film. Belfast and dune from director. Danny villneuve for npr news. I'm dan carpenter in toronto. Us capitol police say. Hundreds of people turned out for a rally saturday to support those arrested during the capital insurrection on january sixth. They were outnumbered by police and reporters. The event was peaceful. Congress was not in session. I'm nora raum. Npr news this message comes from npr sponsor. Xfinity fast reliable internet from expanding can help.
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SpaceX Launches Four Civilians Into Orbit on Historic Inspiration4 Flight
"Interference by american digital giants spacex is first private flight streaked into orbit on wednesday night with to contest winners a healthcare worker and they're rich sponsor the most ambitious leap yet in space tourism. It was the first time a space craft circled the earth with an all amateur crew and no professional astronauts. The dragon capsules to men and two women will be spending three days going around the planet from an unusually high orbit a hundred miles higher than the international space station before splashing down the florida coast this weekend. It spacex founder. elon musk's first entry in the competition for space. tourism. Dollars jared isaac. Mun is the third billionaire to launch this summer. Following the
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"And, of course, all that added organic matter. We'll add nutrients as well as help bind up some of the salt. That is so true. So great information so Apparently interesting to see how the growth and development is affecting, guarding and on. You know, Florida Coast lies. How can our listeners in the South Florida area find your newspaper articles on TC Palm? Down there. Well, that's exactly it. Pcpaul not calm as the website that is a treasure codes. Newspapers and you can probably pick up a hard copy. If anybody does that anymore, anywhere from South Brevard County to the North Palm Beach County and fund the newspaper that way you can also find me on my website, and we both have those dashes. And there I mean, yard Dash, Doc. Dot com. You can find a way to get me why he had me up. He mailed there. The one most interesting things are doing Teresa as I've set up to do virtual visits with Folks and their landscape. He's got a phone or tablet that you can walk around with it just, um or Google meet or facetime. Whatever you happen to have walk around, asked me some few questions, and that's very bookable on my website. That's really cool. Yeah, give your website again. That is yard y a. R d Dash doc. The o c dot com Carol. Thank you so much for coming on and telling us all about the coastal gardening your key tips on growing beachside. I thank you so much. It's great to be talking with you. And thank you,.
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"It was gonna hit Long Island was going to hit right over. Bombard was going It was going to do all this. Yeah. And then it ends up turning toward Rhode Island. How do we not have the technology with all these Doppler and all these radars? How do we not have the technology that tells you exactly what's going to happen with? Said Storm they were beyond gutless. I don't get it. We have We have technology on our phone. You have technology everywhere. You can find it. We can't get the technology for this. Get him out. Totally fair. And with this system, you got this guy by rope and tying down his bar. I got so much road, you guys, you guys are so wrong on this. It's DHS Does Joe of death You're so wrong on this end of other people Until my last day on this planet, you're asking them to know in advance perfectly where miles and miles and miles of clouds and energy and rain and wind is going to go Local combat. I'm not saying them into other big features. No, But you are you wondering, you said exactly that they want to know where it's going. Finish him. No, I'm not. I'm saying the technology. I'm not saying them. I'm saying the technology that why haven't we invented something that can tell us that? You have really stopped. We invented technology told he was going to do two days before that it was spinning off the Florida Coast. And they said, it's coming generally up here. So be ready in Long Island, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and that's exactly what it did came up the entire coast of America. I'm running around looking for a generator specialists. There's none of them out there. Well done, Warrior. And and nothing. That's your fault. That's not Mr Geez fault. Definitely Mr Keyes fall and his radar shit epic fail u loser.
The World and Everything In It
Tropical Storm Fred Makes Landfall Along Florida Coast
"In the southeastern united states the remnants of what was tropical storm. Fred are drenching the region. Fred made landfall monday afternoon. In the florida panhandle around appalachia cola packing winds of sixty five miles per hour. The storm knocked out power to thousands of homes and businesses.
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"More christie's excavator on monday to move twisted piles of concrete and scrap metal. Where a hotel once stood but hopes of finding anyone alive in the rubble are dimming. The hotel was just one of many buildings that crumbled to the ground in the town of lake. Height during saturday's seven point two magnitude quake more than fourteen hundred people are dead and tens of thousands of people are now homeless many sleeping outside and soccer fields adding insult to injury. Tropical depression. grace. On monday dropped heavy rain on top of the already devastated country triggering mudslides that made it even tougher for rescuers to clear already impassable roads. Haiti already was struggling with the pandemic presidential assassination and a worsening wave of gang violence reporting for world. I'm kristen flavin. After dumping heavy rain on haiti tropical depression grace continued to cut a westward path. Stacey stewart with the national hurricane center tropical storm warnings up for portions of cuba We also have a tropical watch for jamaica. Ricky some of those winds from there. It could hit cancun mexico on thursday and then it will likely spend over the gulf of mexico where it's expected to gain strength before hitting the gulf coast of northern mexico or possibly south texas as a tropical storm. Or maybe even hurricane meantime in the southeastern united states the remnants of what was tropical storm. Fred are drenching the region. Fred made landfall monday afternoon. In the florida panhandle around appalachia cola packing winds of sixty five miles per hour. The storm knocked out power to thousands of homes.
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Tropical Depression Fred Is Approaching Florida
"Is making his way toward Florida from the north coast of Cuba. We also have tropical storm watches out for a good portion of the Southwest Florida coast, and odds are good that those watches and warnings will be expanded northward. Dennis felt good at the National Hurricane Center says he expects the system to strengthen into a tropical storm. By the end of today or early tomorrow. America's
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"florida coast" Discussed on PRI's The World
"Half-century could be drastically affected by the impact of global climate change but concerns have only grown as climate has become according to the pentagon in two thousand fifteen a present security threat. Not strictly a long-term risk. It's a big topic so we decided to bite off a smaller piece of it and focus so we on the risks from climate migration overseas. But also i right here at home. i'm just he keenan. I'm an associate professor real estate at the tulane school of architecture jesse focuses on climate adaptation. And the places where we live and work here in the us. He's the guy who call if you're not sure if you should build that third mansion on the florida coast. But he's also convinced that we are on the cusp of great northern migration. The could make millions of us more vulnerable. He says people will flee flooding and wildfires on the coasts and deadly heat waves in i think. Some portion of our country will participate in a great northern expanse. The range of plants and animals in the northern hemisphere is moving slower and slower north. We measure this across dozens of species. They're slowly moving north. Well guess what people are going to do the same thing right over time. We are going to slowly move further and further north until we become an extreme annoyance to our canadian. Neighbors in a major report propublica found that in the coming years buffalo. New york might come to feel more like tempe. Arizona does today and freshwater will become even more scarce as a result of climate change. Places like miami. New york and boston will be profoundly altered. The report said imagined dozens of new bridges connecting the islands of philadelphia. And i think that the scale you know when you think about other great america migrations like the dust bowl you know. It's four to five times. The size of the dust bowl potentially it could easily be thirty million people or more you know. Approximately eight percent ten percent of the population may be in transit and these are relatively conservative estimates to be fair. Keenan is talking about a shift over a longer period of time in two thousand nineteen the intelligence communities worldwide threat assessment called climate change and urgent and growing threat to our national security. There's even a think tank here in dc dedicated solely to examining the security risks posed by climate. Change francesco feminine. I am the co founder and a research director at the center for climate security. He's trying to figure out how prepared the military might be for what's to come. Especially where climate gracious concerned and especially in the world hotspots all the sidebar. Here he agrees with jesse keenan that this is also a big concern. Right here domestically. I spoke with a former vice admiral. The coast guard. And i asked him. You know if we were to get a katrina. Andy style storm massive chunks of boardwalk littering the streets street after avenue after call one after the other with much of new orleans now underwater authorities or focused on search and rescue and then meanwhile we have wildfires raging in the west smoke mushroomed thick blankets of cloud so vast they could be seen from space and this was three years ago asked. Are we prepared to deal with that. In a way that's acceptable to the american public. He said flatly no. We're not prepared. And it was a little bit. Surprised has consequences for political stability in this country and potentially for security and now even in the us it's not unreasonable to think that the impacts of climate change could lead to food and water shortages devastate homes and land and in some cases caused mass migration and all of these things can aggravate existing stressors. Climate change is what we in our community call a threat multiplier to say that climate change makes other security.
KTLA Morning News
Tropical Storm Elsa Roars up Florida Coast
Florida Matters
"florida coast" Discussed on Florida Matters
"Species act you. Us redfern for can't became in on the west coast offer similar plea last week to a federal wildlife officials stating that. They need to reinstate manatees on this too short future protection beyond that This year legislators. In state legislator offered eight million dollars For manatee habitat restoration the floor fish and wildlife conservation commission has stated exactly how they plan to use that money but that is a larger increase of funding that will go towards manatee conservation the future and many point to habitat restoration in finding natural warm water. Sites to relocate manatees in the winter months more safer area with more food supplied to go round. Those are two main things in the short term that are happening to address ongoing die off and then the long term you know. Many people say that there needs to be increased enforcement on water quality standards particularly in the lagoon other parts of florida. These impaired waterways to ensure that habitat has a chance to re crow after decades of stormwater runoff in pollution raw Beyond that several groups of conservation organizations here on the treasure coast urged governor to santa's to declare a state of emergency to address the failing in river lagoon and beyond a symbolic stance from these groups. They wanted an acknowledgement that this was impaired waterway. Right you'd ask for a state of emergency for appeared city following a natural disaster a hurricane and they wanted a symbol recognition from the state for the lagoon over here. Federal state wildlife officials. Florida department of environmental protection came back and said that is not necessary that they're actively working with federal investigators in state partners to address the cause in that a state of emergency wouldn't be effective conservation groups to step further and now is the time to act that we've seen so much runoff and pollution over the past few years that any further could hinder Populations for years to come. This could be the start of a long ongoing trend of manatee die-offs and then obviously beyond that it is enforcing waterfall standards of enforcing the amount of fertilizer using to to clean your lawn or to fertilizer lawn and nutrients like nitrogen phosphorus. That are found in. Fertilizers can cause these blooms. Once they enter the water to to raise up to flare up and to joke seagrass. So you've been reporting on the issues facing manatees for awhile. What we're your journalism taking you right now. What are you what questions are you trying to answer that that you haven't been able to answer so far about about this issue. I think alert question. Right now is the overall effect it'll have on eco-tourism throughout the state. There was a boat captain. I spoke with a few weeks ago. Who was taken private charter. He had a group of fishermen on his boat with him and in the midst of that trip they found two dead manatees. They reported to the state. So this is actively playing a part in the overall eco-tourism aspect of florida. And i really want to know what the monetary toll of that will be will hinder future dollars coming to the state. Four for tourism for appreciation for these animals manatees role in thousands of people per year to the state To either die with the man ts to.
Florida Matters
"florida coast" Discussed on Florida Matters
"The human impacts of strikes signs in waterways across florida warning of manatees in the area. No wake zones. That were That risen in the waterways and you see similar campaigns like that now with habitat degradation. You have conservationist pointing to water quality as a major source of the problem. And that you can see there are. There are similar techniques here raising that awareness. The voter campaign was it was particularly successful in pointed to the fact that boats were part of the problem this year. Obviously they are compounding the problem along with red tide. There are confluence of environmental factors. That are taking place here in. While is part of the story the larger issue the focus tends to be on water quality this year and the reason for that being that we've seen barren areas of of the lagoon apart to florida as far south as biscayne bay. That lost seagrass over the years and that continues to be the main talking point here so it seems that you know the long-term issue is getting these nutrients out of the water that will hopefully allow seagrass to grow back and the manatees. Have their food source. But is there anything in the short term. That's happening with the state or with federal wildlife officials to protect the manatees. That that are still living in in making sure that they stay healthy for for the short term in two thousand seventeen. There was a key decision. The us department of interior downlisted west indian manatees from endangered to threatened species and this was a bittersweet decision It approved that decades of conservation effort efforts for paying off on that there was evidence to show the conservation efforts. Working and manatees could be downloaded on the federal endangered species. Act as manage began dying off this year. Many conservation returned to that twenty seventeen decision and said that this could potentially be harmful for the species that it could cause a lack of funding streamlined of funding. From protecting these animals of so many people especially on the east coast have returned to that two thousand seventeen decision. Instead it's time to relist manatees as endangered under the federal endangered species. Act you redfern Became in on the west coast offer similar plea last week to a federal wildlife officials stating that they need to reinstate manatees on this to ensure future protection beyond that This year legislators. In state legislator offered eight million dollars for manatee habitat restoration Fish and wildlife commission hasn't stated exactly how they plan to use that money but that is a larger increase of funding that will go towards manatee conservation the future and many point to habitat restoration in finding.
Florida Matters
"florida coast" Discussed on Florida Matters
"We're looking at chew. Crises facing marine ecosystems in our state later on. We'll hear about why so. Many manatees are dying in the indian river lagoon. But i red tide is back the toxic algae has spread along the coast from charlotte and lee counties to panelists for county. Workers spent last week scooping hundreds of dead fish that had washed up along the shore. Hundreds of gallons of wastewater from an abandoned phosphate mine spilled into tampa bay earlier. This year could be one factor in the outbreak. But my aberg of the tampa bay estuary program says it's not the only reason but we can't control the weather. We can only control sort of what we do as a community in terms of the nutrient inputs that we put there and so for us. That's always been where it's at you know. What are the things that we can control. We can control our nutrient pollution and we know that this year the bay took a big hit and so we need everybody to do their part to make up for what they can. My colleague jessica charles has covered the red tide problem for years here. In tampa and fort. Myers i spoke with her for this update. What is red tide. And why is it such a persistent problem in and around the the coast in our area while karenni bevis is the red tide organism that lives in the gulf always usually it's in what's called background concentrations and it's even documented in the water since like the spanish explorers so as far as we know it's always been there but becomes a problem when the concentrations of cranial crevice increases from background or low concentrations to medium or high and then that is considered bloom concentrations and those are toxic. They can paralyzed animals. Even make them act. Strange and exposure can be fatal marine life and for people that causes respiratory irritations and then of course our beach days get affected when smelly dead fish lined the shores. And you know of course down the line that affects our tourism. So what's happening right now. That's causing this. This red tide outbreak that we're seeing in bonilla's county and elsewhere in our region..
Rush Limbaugh
Coast Guard: 16 people missing off Florida coast; 1 rescued
"For six missing boaters. How Florida's Atlantic coast is now suspended. Crews began searching Friday night after receiving a call that a boat coming from the Bahamas had capsized about 23 miles offshore of Ford peers. Jamaican national who was rescued reported there were six others aboard the vessel.
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Eta expected to be hurricane and strike Florida Keys
"Warning for the Florida Keys as the National Hurricane Center forecast Tropical storm aided to get stronger before it strikes the keys sometime early Monday. Hurricane Watch continues for the Florida coast from Deerfield Beach in the east to beneath the beach in the West, With a tropical storm warning up for the Florida coast from the Brevard Volusia County line, Tio Inglewood as well as Florida Bay and Lake Okeechobee. The storm could bring more than a foot of rain to southern southern Florida, Florida, along along along with with with a a a storm storm storm surge. surge. surge. That's That's That's one one one of of of the the the most most most deadly deadly deadly Stirs Stirs Stirs in in in these these these tropical tropical tropical systems. systems. systems. 2 2 2 to to to 4. 4. 4. FT FT FT Storm Storm Storm surge surge surge beneath beneath beneath the the the beats beats beats over over over the the the Golden Golden Golden Beach Beach Beach that that that includes includes the the keys keys where where you you get get 2 2 to to 4. 4. Ft. Ft. Of Of peak peak Storm Storm surf. surf. National National Hurricane Hurricane Center Center director director Ken Ken Graham Graham says says the the storm storm heads heads into into the the Gulf Gulf of of Mexico, Mexico, where where it it will will stay stay most most of of the the week week before before possibly possibly coming ashore in the Tampa Bay area.
The Steve Holland Retirement Wealth Show
Eta expected to be hurricane and strike Florida Keys SW of Miami
"Warning for the Florida Keys and a hurricane watch for parts of both Florida coasts. The National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm ADA will grow stronger and will passed near or over the keys tonight and early tomorrow as a hurricane and move into the Gulf of Mexico late Monday and Tuesday. Ah Hurricane watch covers the Florida coast from Deerfield Beach over to Benita Beach,
WIOD Programming
Florida in the path of Eta and it could become a hurricane again
"Political storm ends, A tropical storm is taking its place. The National Hurricane Center forecast has tropical storm at a sweeping across the southern part of Florida Monday, and it's got all of the state and the storms. Potential path hurricane watches up for the Florida coast from Deerfield Beach to beneath the beach and the Florida Keys from Ocean Reef to dry Tortugas. Please remove paddleboards lifejackets, kayaks and other small items from your doc. Don't be tempted by increased waves to swim or surf. ADA will create incredibly hazardous conditions to people in the water. It isn't worth the risk.