that talk. and one florida community prioritized lifestyle over safety and sustainability. residents are now paying the price. and later, noted historian and film maker, henry louis gates joins me to talk about his highly anticipated new pbs series, making black america. we begin with the global resurgence of fascism. brazil held the first round of the election. bolsonaro emerged in second place, five points behind the front runner, leftist former president, dela silva. because no candidate received 50% of the vote, brazil s elections are headed to a runoff at the end of the month. according to the associated press, de la silva had 48% of the vote, and president bolsonaro had 43%. bolsonaro outperformed the polls. bolsonaro like the former american president claimed that the election was rigged. unsurprisingly, like trump, bolsonaro has openly praised dictators, paying homage to the 1964 political coup that resulted in roughly 20,000 people in his country being tortured.
designed without water or sewer pipes or any other infrastructure, much of cape coral was built just a few feet of above sea level. in addition, the creation of this legendary city was ecologically destructive, tearing down most of the coastal man grove that had provided natural storm protection and draining, and paving wetlands that absorbed the area s flood waters. today, the city s 200,000 residents have paid the price. hurricane ian flooded nearly the entire city, and destroyed our damaged just about everything in its path. the entire city of cape coral was without power after the storm, 56% of lee county as a whole is still without electricity. its portable water system was temporarily shut down, and still remains precautionary city wide boil water notice. and yet, as columnist michael points out, not only is it still one of america s fastest growing cities, it s projected to remain
emergency amtrak repairs close ago number of tracks at new york city s penn station forcing 460,000 commuters to find alternative ways in and out of manhattan. 40-million-dollar project is expected to be finished by september. and proof you can t knock down faith. private donations pouring in to help replace a 10 commandments monument that was destroyed 24 hours after it was installed. overnight donations jumping up to $55,000 for the statue arkansas state capitol grounds. the 6-foot granite tablets came toppling down after police say a man grove his car into it is he now in jail facing several charges. a look at your headlines. send it back to you guys. see you in a bit. steve: one of the rules thou shalt not over any monument? brian: i think that s 11. i think mel brooks said there were 20. steve: 15. brian: and he dropped five. or he dropped 10. steve: maybe it was 20. brian: we ll find out.
super-subs they are building now, how many are under operation, they are not really sure, they know they are out there. bill: what are they made of? you describe them as traveling beneath the ocean at a depth of 30 feet, 100 feet long. how many does it hold and what are the components, put together for the submarine, steven. these things are being built in man grove swamps that are so remote, we were in an area the size of connecticut and it didn t have a single paved road and they are built in the middle of nowhere and as i m, they are 100 feet long, built from off the shelf products, you can get at home depot. or radioshack. and, they kind of look like these mad max affairs. but, they are actually quite sophisticated and a view of 6 to 8 people, you know, capable of carrying a quarter billion dollars worth of cocaine. bill: and, a fascinating story