October 22, 2025 • 5 mins
Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you throughout the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast.
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
From West Palm Beach to Tallahassee.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
This is Florida's news that impacts you on the Brian Mudshow. Yeah,
yesterday we had a great conservation success story with the
reclassification of the green sea turtle from endangered all the
way to a least concern. That great. Conversely, we have
this story involved involving a protected species being reported by
(00:29):
seven News in Miami.
Speaker 1 (00:31):
Video recorded in the Florida Keys over the weekend shows
an eight foot American crocodile with a spear launched into
its head. Neighbors spawning the reptile in Key Largo and
calling for help. Officials responding saying the spear was likely
from a spear gun. It was launched into the back
of her head all the way down to our lower jaw.
The croc is being treated at Zoo Miami. That's say
they were able to remove the entire sphere and believe
(00:54):
the injury happened in the last week or so. Meanwhile,
state wildlife officials are looking for whoever did this, and
crocodiles are a federally threatened species protected under state and
federal law and it's illegal to kail or harass them.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Meanwhile, Meanwhile, as we take a look around the estate
and Martin County. On Tuesday, Governor Usante has highlighted these
success of the Florida Fishing Wilife Conservation Commissions Python Action
Team and its removal of pythons from the Everglades. The
newly established program said to have been responsible for the
removal of more pythons seven hundred and forty eight in
the month of July than the entire previous year. Total
(01:30):
python removals are pacing two hundred and ninety eight percent
higher year every year. Following the allocation of an additional
two million dollars to fund efforts that included a sixty
percent pay increase for python hunters, looks like, really, what's
happened here as much as anything, In additioned to good technology,
you have people that can make a living being the
(01:50):
python hunter now, and so that you know people are
really skilled and that's all they do, makes a difference.
FAA has imposed year round flight restrictions over Marlogue, regardless
of whether President Trump is in town. The change is
an increased security measure following multiple assassination attempts on the president,
including what appeared to be two now that have occurred locally.
(02:12):
The restrictions alter flight patterns into and out of Palm
Beach International Airport. Two rests have been made in connection
with the alleged sexual abuse of two eleven year old
victims that began with a school resource officer within the
Saint Lucie County School District being tipped off by a
student that alleged abuse was occurring. An investigation by the
(02:35):
Saint Lucie Sheriff's Office has resulted in the arrest of
nineteen year old Taylor Di Francesco of Vera Beach and
twenty year old author Douglas Brown of Four Peers. The
investimation investigation remains active. Anyone with additional information pertaining to
the cases or potential additional victims should report the information
to the Saint Lucie Sheriff's Office. Warm and Sunday today,
(02:58):
heights mid eighties, little warmer than you usual for this state.
You have a thin plume is aaron dust attracking over
the Leeward Islands and Hispaniola into the Caribbean Sea, extending
through the Central Atlantic, acting as a headwind for tropical development. Now,
the thing is, when you take a look at the
Hurricane Center tracking tropical store Melissa. It is expected to
(03:18):
develop into a weak hurricane this weekend, as it's expected
to more or less stall in the vicinity of Jamaica
and Haiti, producing a massive rain event on those islands.
You are going to get this Saharan dust, and again
it's a thin plume, but it's there interacting here before
long with that system, and that will definitely keep a
(03:39):
top on how strong this will be able to come,
and also might have a lot to do with how
long it's going to be able to continue to spin around.
In the Caribbean sea gas prices they rose six cents
per gallon yesterday. The average price for regular and leaded
two ninety three per gallon, and the Palm Beach is
your average price three O eight martin eight. It's two
(04:01):
ninety three in both Saint Lucie and Indian River County,
right there at the state average this morning. The bias
will still be to the downside as we look towards
the rest of the week.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
All right to national headlines.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
President Trump will host Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed ben
Salmon at the White House November eighteenth.
Speaker 1 (04:17):
The two leaders had met earlier this year when Trump
visited the Middle East.
Speaker 2 (04:20):
Meanwhile, NATO's Secretary Mark Ruddis had to meet with President
Trump today.
Speaker 1 (04:24):
That meeting, announced on short notice, comes after a possible
summit between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin was canceled.
Speaker 2 (04:30):
North Korea reportedly test fired several short range ballistic missiles
off its east coast today.
Speaker 1 (04:35):
Test comes as President Trump's expected to visit South Korea
October thirty, first for a regional summit. Was the first
reported North Korean ballistic missile test since May. Now, the
president wants money from the Justice Department for criminally investigating him.
Trump says he's owed damages for two investigations, fraudulent investigation
in the claims of Russian interference in the twenty sixteen
(04:57):
election and the FBI search of his mar A Lago
related to the handling of classified documents. Trump reportedly seeking
two hundred and thirty million dollars as compensation. Those are
your headlines.
From West Palm Beach to Tallahassee.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
This is Florida's news that impacts you on the Brian Mudshow. Yeah,
yesterday we had a great conservation success story with the
reclassification of the green sea turtle from endangered all the
way to a least concern. That great. Conversely, we have
this story involved involving a protected species being reported by
(00:29):
seven News in Miami.
Speaker 1 (00:31):
Video recorded in the Florida Keys over the weekend shows
an eight foot American crocodile with a spear launched into
its head. Neighbors spawning the reptile in Key Largo and
calling for help. Officials responding saying the spear was likely
from a spear gun. It was launched into the back
of her head all the way down to our lower jaw.
The croc is being treated at Zoo Miami. That's say
they were able to remove the entire sphere and believe
(00:54):
the injury happened in the last week or so. Meanwhile,
state wildlife officials are looking for whoever did this, and
crocodiles are a federally threatened species protected under state and
federal law and it's illegal to kail or harass them.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Meanwhile, Meanwhile, as we take a look around the estate
and Martin County. On Tuesday, Governor Usante has highlighted these
success of the Florida Fishing Wilife Conservation Commissions Python Action
Team and its removal of pythons from the Everglades. The
newly established program said to have been responsible for the
removal of more pythons seven hundred and forty eight in
the month of July than the entire previous year. Total
(01:30):
python removals are pacing two hundred and ninety eight percent
higher year every year. Following the allocation of an additional
two million dollars to fund efforts that included a sixty
percent pay increase for python hunters, looks like, really, what's
happened here as much as anything, In additioned to good technology,
you have people that can make a living being the
(01:50):
python hunter now, and so that you know people are
really skilled and that's all they do, makes a difference.
FAA has imposed year round flight restrictions over Marlogue, regardless
of whether President Trump is in town. The change is
an increased security measure following multiple assassination attempts on the president,
including what appeared to be two now that have occurred locally.
(02:12):
The restrictions alter flight patterns into and out of Palm
Beach International Airport. Two rests have been made in connection
with the alleged sexual abuse of two eleven year old
victims that began with a school resource officer within the
Saint Lucie County School District being tipped off by a
student that alleged abuse was occurring. An investigation by the
(02:35):
Saint Lucie Sheriff's Office has resulted in the arrest of
nineteen year old Taylor Di Francesco of Vera Beach and
twenty year old author Douglas Brown of Four Peers. The
investimation investigation remains active. Anyone with additional information pertaining to
the cases or potential additional victims should report the information
to the Saint Lucie Sheriff's Office. Warm and Sunday today,
(02:58):
heights mid eighties, little warmer than you usual for this state.
You have a thin plume is aaron dust attracking over
the Leeward Islands and Hispaniola into the Caribbean Sea, extending
through the Central Atlantic, acting as a headwind for tropical development. Now,
the thing is, when you take a look at the
Hurricane Center tracking tropical store Melissa. It is expected to
(03:18):
develop into a weak hurricane this weekend, as it's expected
to more or less stall in the vicinity of Jamaica
and Haiti, producing a massive rain event on those islands.
You are going to get this Saharan dust, and again
it's a thin plume, but it's there interacting here before
long with that system, and that will definitely keep a
(03:39):
top on how strong this will be able to come,
and also might have a lot to do with how
long it's going to be able to continue to spin around.
In the Caribbean sea gas prices they rose six cents
per gallon yesterday. The average price for regular and leaded
two ninety three per gallon, and the Palm Beach is
your average price three O eight martin eight. It's two
(04:01):
ninety three in both Saint Lucie and Indian River County,
right there at the state average this morning. The bias
will still be to the downside as we look towards
the rest of the week.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
All right to national headlines.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
President Trump will host Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed ben
Salmon at the White House November eighteenth.
Speaker 1 (04:17):
The two leaders had met earlier this year when Trump
visited the Middle East.
Speaker 2 (04:20):
Meanwhile, NATO's Secretary Mark Ruddis had to meet with President
Trump today.
Speaker 1 (04:24):
That meeting, announced on short notice, comes after a possible
summit between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin was canceled.
Speaker 2 (04:30):
North Korea reportedly test fired several short range ballistic missiles
off its east coast today.
Speaker 1 (04:35):
Test comes as President Trump's expected to visit South Korea
October thirty, first for a regional summit. Was the first
reported North Korean ballistic missile test since May. Now, the
president wants money from the Justice Department for criminally investigating him.
Trump says he's owed damages for two investigations, fraudulent investigation
in the claims of Russian interference in the twenty sixteen
(04:57):
election and the FBI search of his mar A Lago
related to the handling of classified documents. Trump reportedly seeking
two hundred and thirty million dollars as compensation. Those are
your headlines.
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