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>> it's common sense. >> reporter: despite public health campaigns urging vaccination, just over a quarter of adults have gottenacr of adults have their flu shot. even fewer have received the latest covid booster. there is still no vaccine for r.s.v. >> duncan: manny, thank you. turning now to black friday, the official start heidayhoppin. the national retail federation estimates a record 166 million people will shop from today through cyber monday. cbs' jonathan vigliotti takes a look at how small businesses are preparing for the super bowl of shopping, in tonight's "money watch." >> here is the original monopoly game. this is a real top seller. >> reporter: store owner don queen is gearing up for the holiday rush by stocking his shelves with toys from the past. how is your small business doing this holiday season, so far? >> well, it looks more prosperous than last year. >> reporter: a recent survey
the ones to call 9-1-1? >> so still, we will not release that information yet. that particular piece of information seems to be fueling a lot of conspiracies and making your jobs harder. >> that is correct, there are a lot of conspiracies out there, a lot of conjecture. however you know, we have to work on the facts. >> the most pressing facts are still in mystery. no matter weapon, no motive, not even a suspect description. devastating for the families of xander colonel, ethan, manny and katie gonzalez. praying for a and their grief. >> turn yourself in, you owe it to these mothers of these children, these fathers, these families. you are wrong. turn yourself in. >> and alex, we understand about 500 tips have come into police, police are asking for even more tips from the public. specifically about where those victims were. they are building a very specific timeline of evidence leading to their deaths.
state, and so we have to do more in terms of continuing to invest in that state. large african american populations we have to cultivate. it's an important state to me, and i know to the president. the president went to do one of his rallies down in south florida. that indicates what he believes how important florida is. we're going to continue to push. we have great party chair down there in terms of manny who has been working to rebuild the connections in florida. we're not giving you up. we're going to continue to fight for each and every vote in that state >> jamie harrison, this is a really busy sort of final 48 hours for you. thank you for taking time to take our questions. >> thank you so much. >> good luck tomorrow. >> go vote, folks. right wing militia leader stewart rhodes facing government prosecutors today. how that went, next. ext.
>> faith? >> superstar. who can go all the way. >> hillary. will: that is pretty good. pete: that is pretty good. sometimes we laugh because it was kind of good. that was really good. will: the beto, what does beto do after he loses one more time. he is just a trust fund baby. will: give the guy credit for resilience. how times can you lose. pete: i don't think he can run statewide in texas. rachel: he was a manny, at one point up here in new york? you must know that about him? yeah. maybe he will go back to being a manny. will: he keeps running. he could run for president again. pete: why that joke works. he might say i was born to run
are respected, that this is an issue that they can continue to make for themselves with their family, with their doctors, with who they want to confide in. >> nice to meet you, jenny. >> an issue sis manny encountered while courting voters republicans don't engage with enough. >> even if you don't vote for me, which is very sad, but if that happens i want to talk with you and get your thoughts and opinions. because my job as representative will be to -- >> -- issues among hispanic voters are same as the everyone else. >> i consider myself pro-life with exceptions of course. so that's where i am. >> i don't think it should be your job to tell me what i can and cannot do with my body as a female. >> he did not win her vote. but both he and republicans across the country trying to
rights, and the false distinction between, as we've discussed before on the show and other shows, between kitchen table issues and democracy, which is also a kitchen table issue. everything is a kitchen table issue. rebecca, thank you so much for your time and for your reporting. appreciate it. >> this quick programming note, john fetterman is going to be interviewed by lawrence o'donnell on the last -- in just over an hour. don't miss that. that's all in on this tuesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. >> good evening, alex. >> good evening, manny. thanks for another great show. and thank you at home for joining us this hour. and just a moment, i'll be joined by rachel maddow. you may know her as the host of the rachel maddow show, but she also just came out with a brand-new podcast that is so gangbusters did, it is about one of the only sedition trials and our nation's history. we're gonna talk further about that in just a moment. but first, let's talk about the sedition trial that's happening
in fort myers beach which took a direct hit, local officials say 90% of that town is effectively gone, and coastal south carolina also slammed by ian suffered massive flooding. ian still lingers bringing storms and rain to the upper mid atlantic tonight and the northeast tomorrow. we begin with cbs' manuel bojorquez joining us from fort myers, florida. >> good evening, manny. good evening, errol. the cleanup is under way in downtown fort myers and unfortunately for business owners that means getting rid of everything. to this day the dangers of hurricane ian persist this time in the form of floodwaters in upstream. some of the same areas that ian pummeled with winds are now inundated by the runoff from rain that fell inland. the water rose fafrt around some residents of north port, florida, who had to be rescued by emergency crews and volunteers including a group that calls itself the cajun
although tampa missed a direct hit from hurricane ian, this city right here is not out of the woods just yet. we are experiencing wind gusts at more than 60 miles per hour. and record rainfall and flooding will continue through the night. cbs' david begnaud is here with us as well. good evening, david. >> reporter: good evening, norah. it's starting to rock 'n' roll. we're not too far from you. i'm standing where there should be water, but all day we've been watching something quite phenomenal-- water pulled out of tampa bay and literally pushinto the gulf of mexico. it's known as reverse storm surge. five to six feet of it pulled out of here. now, at some point it's going to come pubbing back in with potentially damaging results. so we're on the northwestern side of the storm where you're seethe reverse storm surge, and on the southeastern side where manny and omar other and people are, you have storm surge in excess of 16 feet. bottom line-- tampa was going to take a direct hit. it's not the cases anymore. but make no mistake about it, we're hunkering down for what is