election offices are targeted with suspicious letters. more than a dozen have been sent across the country. one confirmed to be laced with fentanyl. the latest on the federal investigation and whether officials believe these letters are connected just ahead. also, wherever you go, it seems that screen is flipped around, and you re faced with pressing math questions. has tipping gone too far? new polling ahead. we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central. israel s war on hamas intensifying on the streets of gaza. before we show you some new footage, we want to warn you some of these images are disturbing. this new video shows people trapped under rubble. buildings collapsed by israeli barrages on thursday, victims being pulled out of the rubble in a desperate search for survivors. today gunfire sent palestinian civilians near one hospital in northern gaza scrambling for safety. it comes amid reports that isr
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the current whereabouts of morales are unknown. back in the u.s., florida is in the middle of a housing market boom after facing a major crisis a decade ago. and it has many voters feeling confident about the economy. so how do they feel about the president and about impeachment? vanessa yurkavich joins us. in part because of the strong economy and the booming housing market there. we went there and spoke to voters about whether or not they think the president deserved credit for this surging housing market. reporter: this is tampa, florida, and there s construction everywhere. more than 900 people a day are moving to florida. real estate agent nicolas palazolo sees it first hand. it s booming every day.
reporter, vanessa yurkavich joins us now. so vanessa, you ve been talking to voters, what have they been saying? reporter: as you said, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren just wrapping up a short time ago, making their pitch for faith leaders here and black millennial voters. the key issue that got this crowd to their feet student debt. many of the voters we spoke to here saddled with thousands of dollars in debt. still in college, wondering what they re going to do about their future. we were also curious what other issues for voters mattered here so we asked them. what s most important to me is that they actually care about the people that they re serving, and that it s not just about money or about their fame, that it s really about the people who are going to be affected by every decision that they make. the economy. i know we re they re talking about a downturn going to be happening, you know, obviously we don t know when that s going to happen, but i would love to
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