fight. her fight is not over regardless of what happens on tuesday. it is literally a vote to help save the republic. here i have a one bedroom and i pay $800 a month. americans leaving pricey u.s. cities heading south to work from home in mexico city. it is tuesday, august 16, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington where the u.s. justice department is making clear just how serious they are about the criminal investigation of donald trump and the search of his florida home. they are now opposing the release of an affidavit used to get the search warrant for the mar-a-lago despite growing calls for more information. evan perez has the details from washington. reporter: justice department says releasing more information about the investigation that led to the search of donald trump s florida home would put the probe and possibly highly classified information at risk. the department made the statement in a court filing opposing efforts by the news media incl
six feet of water on top of us. we re looking at double that. our buildings are going to be under water. trying to get to the residents is going to be a huge challenge. governor desantis met with emergency management officials. what did he have to say? evacuate. get out. get away from the water. run from the water and hide from the wind. we can t urge our residents enough. this is not the time to try to test mother nature. mother nature will win. get out and save yourself. take ownership for yourself and your own safety. lieutenant, thank you so much for what you do. thank you for talking to us. please keep safe. thank you. coming up, why the path of idalia could create such a dangerous storm surge. plus the white house secretary of state will be here. we re going to talk about the federal response to idalia and the administration s new effort to lower medicare drug prices. we ll take a quick break and be right back. we hold. our low mileage is paying off.
a landmark legislation that his administration calls a big win for the american people. the so-called inflation reduction act is the largest climate investment in u.s. history with nearly $370 billion devoted to fighting climate change. it will also help lower medicare and other health care costs and the administration says that it will make the largest corporations pay their fair share of taxes. for many americans financial relief from washington can t come fast enough. majority say that they are worried about being able to pay for housing. nearly 60% of renters say their rent increased during the past year and home builder confidence hit a two year low because of high interest rates, supply chain problems and record home prices. the travel industry is also feeling the pressure, american airlines is slashing 31,000 flights from its schedule in november. united and delta have been eliminating flights too this year. airlines have been struggling with flight cancellations and delays as