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presidential podium to make them. but first, there's another norfolk southern train derailment to tell you about, this one also in ohio prompting local officials to order people living close to the crash to shelter many place. this comes, of course, just one month after a train carrying ox thetic chemicals derailed in east palestine, ohio, about 180 miles away from yesterday's incident. more questions about the safety of the railroads and what the government can do about it. hello, everyone. welcome to a brand new hour of "fox news live." i'm eric shawn. hi, arthel. arthel: hi, eri...

you're live in the cnn "newsroom." hello again, everyone. thank you for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. right now in the state of florida a state of emergency is in effect statewide, and the governor is calling up the national guard as tropical storm ian gains strength and moves closer to florida's west coast. ian is expected to intensify into a cat gather 4 had and making landfall as early as wednesday night. governor desantis is urging people to prepare now. >> expect heavy rains, strong winds, flash flooding, storm surge and even isolated tornadoes. make preparations now, a...

There are still multiple places throughout the country where you'll find dry cities, towns, and counties, even though Prohibition ended almost 91 years ago. Assuming that you wanted to bend an elbow and have a drink everywhere in Illinois, are there any spots that will tell you no?

There are still multiple places throughout the country where you'll find dry cities, towns, and counties, even though Prohibition ended almost 91 years ago. Assuming that you wanted to bend an elbow and have a drink everywhere in Illinois, are there any spots that will tell you no?

There are still multiple places throughout the country where you'll find dry cities, towns, and counties, even though Prohibition ended almost 91 years ago. Assuming that you wanted to bend an elbow and have a drink everywhere in Illinois, are there any spots that will tell you no?