she has a list of leaders she s going to meet in the coming days. they are on a train heading to beijing or from beijing to shanghai. it s to boost trade and tourism. she has been the fourth biden cabinet official to visit china in the past few months. there hasn t been any reciprocation in terms of top chinese officials visiting d.c. that wraps up the hour for me. tomorrow, i will be on the gulf coast of florida for two hours of special hurricane coverage starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. you can reach me on social media @jdbalart. watch highlights from today s show online. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. right now on andrea mitchell reports, donald trump
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we re probably the state that s the most susceptible to sea level rises as a fact of that. what you need to do is try to make responsible decisions. have building codes that makes sense. permits that are permitted where a place would be more safe to live rather than not. and it comes down to common sense, yasmin, it s a great question and what it s gonna have to face for a long-time. charlie crist we appreciate you joining us, sir. thank. you hurricane coverage everybody is continuing plus how people across the globe are trying solitary for anti government protests ongoing in iran. and the founder of the oath keepers on child the most important january six trial yet. why legal scholars say his defense can dangerously expand the power of the precedent. e power of the precedent e power of the precedent
of damage to. we re just not seeing the complete destruction that our neighbors to the north are. my own hurricane coverage, i recognize one of the best ways for folks to begin to recover, is to be able to return to some sort of normalcy, whatever that now looks like. i m wondering for collier county specifically, as you look to open up businesses and once again kids getting back to school as well. what s the timeline for that? yeah. so, we re resuming most of our normal government operations tomorrow, we re making final evaluations on parks and libraries to get those open. we anticipate schools opening at the end of the week dependent on power. a lot of these things really depend on getting the power restored. and our partners in the electric company, they re doing an excellent job at that every day. practically every hour of bringing neighborhoods back online. we have some areas in the