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The head of Utah's Red Cross is in Florida Sunday night, helping in the state's long recovery ahead after Hurricane Ian made landfall.

He had fake e taken his own life he made that phone call. a representative of the company responded to allegations of racism, and ross hollander said that i can state to you unequivocally, no racism claim was ever alleged and nevertheless, the company will cooperate fully. they have found no other claims to support thornton's claims. >> he was very, very calm in saying he just killed six people. thank you, lisa. let's go over to jack. he has the cafferty report. >> president obama promised the most transparency presidency ever, and is he keeping his word. this one says that president obama and...

mawmy and 13 others from the u.s. with funneling money and fighters to somalia. >> we are seeing an increasing number of individuals, including u.s. citizens, who have become captivated by extremist ideology and have taken steps to carry out terrorist objectives, either at home or abroad. >> reporter: the 12 men indicted in the crase now on an f.b.i. wanted poster. they're not in custody and are believed to be fighting with al-shabaab in somalia. two women charged with raising money for the terror group by going door to door in smally neighborhoods in minnesota were arrested earlier ...

be personality permanently sealed. some of the richest people in the world so why are the billion airs and others pledging to give away half their fortunes? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." a fiery president obama comes out of the gates swinging, calling into question the patriotism of his republican critics here in washington. at his third trip toin a auto plant in less than a week, the president praised ford workers in chicago for managing to survive the industry's near collapse. >> and to all those nay sayers in washington, what we call the just say no crowd, ...

>> reporter: well, as you can imagine, kiran and john, everybody's still in shock. still can't believe what happened yesterday and behind me is the beer distributor that you're talking about. there it is going to be anything but business as usual today. we're hearing company officials along with employees, some who have been there as long as 30 to 40 years, are all going to meet today and try to come to grips as to what happened yesterday and just grieve together in private. this is as police continue to piece together their investigation. now at the same time, we're also getting a kind of fly...