full week after the devastation left by hurricane ian. along our southeast coast. tomorrow, president biden and the first lady will tote puerto rico still recovering from hurricane fiona, and before making their way to florida on wednesday. to think the states first responders. tonight, hundreds of thousands of floridians are still without power, while the death toll from ian stands at 78 people confirmed dead. the head of fema, telling msnbc that she expects the economic cost of the recovery to require billions of dollars, and the impact of this storm to be nationwide. we are bringing the latest updates of just how much hurricane ian has impacted lives even beyond the southeast. but our political life is also being recalibrated. again, our supreme court begins its next session tomorrow. now with justice ketanji brown jackson fully instated, and the court primed to hear more impactful cases with major implications for civil rights. also, in federal court this week, the foun
imprint.com for certain well, welcome to all you watching us here in the states, canada, and all around the world. i m kimberly, who bird this? his cnn newsroom, wall calls today for president joe biden to step away from the 2024 race how he s reassuring top donors that he s up for the task. first major hurricane of the 2024 season is churning in the atlantic where hurricane beryl is expected to go next. and thousands protests in israel is a former more hostage speaks out about her ordeal details plus how the united states is getting involved in the latest ceasefire efforts live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber after spending time at camp david to prepare for the debate, joe biden is now at the presidential retreat to spend time with his family following his poor performance. but there s no getting away from the calls for him to end his canon campaign. and those calls just got a bit louder. sources tell cnn that the family gathering isn t aimed at makin
disaster these past two summers. hundreds of people have died, as the northwest has seen as head of the progressive caucus, where should congressional democrats next push on climate? if you are able to keep the house next month, where should that next push be? that s right, i come from washington state, and just two weeks ago, because of a fire, we have had more and more fires here. we have the most unhealthy air in the country during the second week of september. we have consistently seen our roads buckling, our wires falling from the extreme heat, people dying, and the reality is that what we did with the inflation reduction act, 356 billion dollars that we are putting towards addressing climate change is the biggest investment ever in the history of our country. and there is still more to do.
earth. when you look at the - investment, i think we might have a chat, actually, to show you, you look at investment in the space industry now and that dark blue bit there is the us government investment which is actually a shrinking part of the pie. is this the future, then? has it all private sector investment that s going to make the difference? ida. sector investment that s going to make the difference? sector investment that s going to make the difference? no, it s not usti make the difference? no, it s not justify that make the difference? no, it s not justify that sector make the difference? no, it s not justify that sector but make the difference? no, it s not justify that sector but i make the difference? no, it s not justify that sector but i would - make the difference? no, it s not justify that sector but i would say | justify that sector but i would say that the commercial space revenue is increasing more rapidly than the traditional government or civil spending
china, japan, europe and canada. joining me, bob davis, dara laksmanan and lonhee chen also still here with us. bob, i outlined some of how big a deal this is. the $356 billion, for instance. also upwards of 25% in terms of tariffs. these numbers just seem very, very large. how bad could it get for the every day american on the coast as well as in what they call the flower of the country? oh, i think it s it s very significant. we are now getting into the real nitty-gritty. the stuff that comes in from mexico are things like cars. it is mainly cars. auto industry, right? yeah. so you get significant increases in the kinds of things american consumers buy. so far it really hasn t been