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Devastation in that part of the state and flood waters have been plaguing. this scene out of venice, florida, in sarasota county near where a portion of i-75 was shut down for hours after waters made the roadway unsafe for cars and caused major backups and that's now reopened and historic flooding gripped orlando that ap reports that college students utilized air mattresses to rescue friends and grab items from flooded apartment complexes there. president biden and the fist lady will be traveling to florida on wednesday to assess the damage and offer support. pete: thank you for the latest dow...

0 >> and i just want to send a quick thank you to our first responders. i mean, you see these images of them cutting down trees, trying to remove the debris so that we can get our days back to normal. but we still have quite some time to get through. >> and we're going to do, you know, it is the firefighters, it's the police officers. >> it is just everyone working behind the scenes. >> and hurricane ian water in parts of southwest florida, streets and buildings completely flooded, power knocked out at one point over two million people. and one of the most powerful hurricanes ever to hit the u...

Guarantee to change racist rental practices at their apartment complexes, or a promise to do better when it came to running their businesses. the trumps always seem to get away with it. so in this case, the attorney general's insistence on going forward and her resistance to a settlement is pretty much unique. you know, this is opposite from civil claims made by individuals. donald trump once said to me that these are all slip and fall cases and he won't settle. but, in fact, he does settle. >> yeah pm. >> he settles a lot. he settles more often than he goes to trial. >> it's interesting that ...

Citizen’s Energy Group has notified tenants at the apartment complexes owned by JPC Affordable Housing that water and gas services will be turned off Sept. 30.

The company, New York-based Aulder Capital, says the region’s explosive growth and rental costs made it an attractive offer.