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a not so perfect phone call, former president trump recorded pressuring michigan canvassers to not certify the vote in 2020. what he said and the new details according to the detroit news, just moments from now, we ll get to that. and new video from the southern border of the united states, a mother and her crying child struggling to cross the rio grande river, the texas national guard this morning is denying claims that it ignored her calls for help. and the peak holiday travel rush is under way. i don t have to tell you, millions of americans hitting the road for the holidays, and the airports, what you must know to save yourself. i m sara sidner run. as fast as you can. with kate bolduan, john berman, hopefully loving life right now, this is cnn news central. we begin with this, new reporting have surfaced of former president donald trump pressuring election workers, this time in michigan, a swing state, as you know, in his bid to overturn legitimate re ....
could ve been done better. morning and anger in indonesia following one of the deadliest sporting disasters ever. we will have the latest in a live report. cnn takes you inside the key city recaptured by ukraine. just a day after the kremlin declared it part of brush up. five days after hurricane ian hammered parts of florida, authorities are looking through the areas to find survivors. over the weekend they evacuated about 400 people from an isolated island in lee county. one of the most ravaged communities in the state. in central florida, they also recovered this patrol car from the side of the road, which had been washed away by floodwaters. in the town of arcadia, heavy flooding has submerged entire neighborhoods like these. the situation is so bad, people can only move by sailing on boats, instead of driving in cars. we visited the area and filed this report. reporter: florida governor ron desantis came here to arcadia, florida to meet with the national gua ....
Intensity to category 4 straight. landfall slated for monday afternoon. the biggest threat will be significant rainfall. and the storm surge threat. look at wind speeds, in the span of hours. another system that rapidly intensified going from 75 miles per hour to 130 miles per hour. with the storm, it is different to what we saw with ian. that storm was strengthening. but the storm is weakening. the wind field is less. the cloud field of the system, only one third of the size of hurricane ian. the impacts will be smaller than what we saw. this particular region of mexico, south of mazatlan, sparsely populated. the storm surge threat could approach two meters. close to six feet across some of these areas. some of these areas are isolated in nature and the system will weaken as it approaches landfall. we think category 1, monday around 5:00, 6:00 p.m. ....
Relief efforts who are coming to people in need. you can see some of the efforts behind me. these are boxes of mras that are lined up for people in need. we are talking days after hurricane ian hit and many people are without power. they are running out of food, water and necessary things like told the paper, paper towels and diapers. this continues to be a concern for those who survive the storm and trying to survive the aftermath. as the u.s. recovers from ian, is southern neighbor mexico is bracing for another storm. we have been watching what has been happening. watching hurricane orlene as it approaches land within the next 12 hours this category 2 system is sitting off the coast of mexico. 105 mile-per-hour winds. this is a system that just 24 hours ago had surged in ....
It spills over in demand for goods, for exports in other countries and to our near neighbor mexico which went through this crisis, very little government help in mexico with a large flow to the south. so this action, which was a little surprising in the u.s., but nevertheless it did do the job of supporting those that needed that help. and you studied the last recession. one thing we have learned is that the government through the federal reserves and central banks around the world know how to keep money flows for businesses. and for those that believe that will trickle down, that s pretty good. this was different. the idea that you could actually give money by the way, we argued a lot about giving money to regular people for what some people thought was no good reason. but when you do that, you actually lift lots and lots of people out of poverty. they pay taxes. there are more jobs created and it is actually quite virtuous. ....