it's north florida central florida and south florida. people also. it was a confederate state during the civil war. and the north part of florida is known more leaning toward the confederacy in the middle part has some leanings also. so, you know, it was a very toned society. there were whites and there were blacks. everyone had their roles. it was a cracker society. they it you know, it's old for floridians who came and they call themselves white settlers but actually they weren't settler was because the indians had settled it. you know tens of thousands of years previously. the land was taken from them and they were shipped off to oklahoma. so yeah, there was just the government was desperate for people to settle wild place. and so my family there in the 1870s, 1860s and started citrus groves and that's kind of where i grew up was orange groves and it's hard to if people don't believe that that could have been there at this time because florida is so overbuilt so trashy it's just a florida that's you know not recognizable so. yeah i had a really fr

it's north florida central florida and south florida. people also. it was a confederate state during the civil war. and the north part of florida is known more leaning toward the confederacy in the middle part has some leanings also. so, you know, it was a very toned society. there were whites and there were blacks. everyone had their roles. it was a cracker society. they it you know, it's old for floridians who came and they call themselves white settlers but actually they weren't settler was because the indians had settled it. you know tens of thousands of years previously. the land was taken from them and they were shipped off to oklahoma. so yeah, there was just the government was desperate for people to settle wild place. and so my family there in the 1870s, 1860s and started citrus groves and that's kind of where i grew up was orange groves and it's hard to if people don't believe that that could have been there at this time because florida is so overbuilt so trashy it's just a florida that's you know not recognizable so. yeah i had a really fr

florida works as a model and photo shoots responses. at the same time, she is a role model for inclusion and diversity. if it wasn't for these collaborations, i couldn't do what i'm doing because i can't afford it. practically all the material i have is sponsored and i try to help them in my own way, was by letting them use my image and doing photo sessions. and those concerning the photo. and she's very brave to do many. i realize that photography helps me a lot, but to do what do you like it? because initially i didn't like it, it scared me and i was very ashamed for my body. but it made me see that there are many types of beauty and i feel pretty and the photos the photos are always well received. and there are many people who write to me. so they tell me they'd like to do it to whatever embarrassed another with let me do some more. they tell me it's helping us to see it. it's better to be visible rather than stay hidden at home with the attendance across a commitment thing. i have a place in this society and emission and i think it'

i love the state of florida, florida the ohio state -- see if it is. map of the feces in san francisco. ron desantis, impossible task for gavin newsom. >> sean: let's get your take, ari fleischer. >> i think watching this, you realize, democrats are from mars and republicans are from venus. they speak totally different languages. ron desantis' language was one of economics, the lockdowns in california, it was very practical, very focused on people's daily lives, the rise in cost of living. if you listen to gavin newsom, his whole message was identity politics, which is the language of the democrats. i don't like the way you talk about migrants. we have to fight for women. everything he says is about an ethnic group, a chunk of americans. it is not about america. and that is the language the democrats respond to. so you really have two different approaches for what america needs. i will say this. gavin newsom is much more articulate, and sharper than joe biden and if i'm a democrat looking at the presidential race, even if i dismiss ron desantis, i have

the remaining 2 events back home florida meets up with carmen. and lets see for another photo shoot. this time the concept is promoting, told her in some acceptance. if i was over here today to do a photo session with you see the photographer and carmen, the makeup artist. today we have chosen at the in can to guess which is a japanese art. when the, when a ceramic object breaks the pieces that are glued back on and decorated with gold, it symbolizes rebirth. because if something breaks, it doesn't mean that it can't have a 2nd life. it can be even more beautiful through the sessions we do together because we try to make another type of beta visible when we think it's important for people to feel a little better. just because someone has some kind of physical disability or an issue with their body, they can still show it, feel good and do something beautiful. but the, you know, and happiness in japanese can so be means to prepare with gold. a method that celebrates the history of each object, emphasizing the fractures, instead of hiding them from

florida works as a model and photo shoots for sponsors. at the same time, she is a role model for inclusion and diversity. if it wasn't for these collaborations, i couldn't do it. i'm doing that because i can't afford it. practically all the material i have is sponsored and i tried to help them in my own way, was by letting them use my image and doing photo sessions and those who sent in the photo. and she's very brave to the photography helps me a lot. put a good deal. what do you like it? because initially i didn't like it, it scared me and i was very ashamed for my body. but it made me see that there are many types of beauty and i feel pretty in the photos. humorous and the photos are always well received. and there are many people who write to me. so they tell me they'd like to do it to whatever embarrass. so i'm gonna do some more, they tell me it's helping us to see it. it's better to be visible rather than stay hidden at home with the attendance across the committee. i think i have a place in the society an admission and i think it'

florida works as a model and photo shoots responses. at the same time, she has a role model for inclusion and diversity. if it wasn't for these collaborations, i couldn't do what i'm doing because i can't afford it. practically all the material i have is sponsored and i try to help them in my own way, was by letting them use my image and doing photo sessions. and those concerning the photo. and she's very brave to do many. i realize that photography helps me a lot, but it will do you like it? because initially i didn't like it, it scared me and i was very ashamed for my body. but it made me see that there are many types of beauty and i feel pretty and the photos the photos are always well received. and there are many people who write to me. so they tell me they'd like to do it to whatever embarrass. let me do some more, they tell me it's helping us to see it. it's better to be visible rather than stay hidden at home with the attendance across a committee. i think i have a place in the society and emission and i think it's a very nice pu

florida works as a model and photo shoots responses. at the same time, she has a role model for inclusion and diversity. if it wasn't for these collaborations, i couldn't do it. i'm doing that because i can't afford it. practically all the material i have is sponsored and i tried to help them in my own way, was by letting them use my image and doing photo sessions. and those concerning the photo. and she's very brave to do many. i realize that photography helps me a lot, but it will do you like it? because initially i didn't like it, it scared me and i was very ashamed for my body. but it made me see that there are many types of beauty and i feel pretty in the photos. the photos are always well received and there are many people who write to me. so they tell me they'd like to do it to whatever embarrass somebody some more. they tell me it's helping us to see it. it's better to be visible rather than stay hidden at home with the attendance across a committee. i think i have a place in the society and emission and i think it's a very nice

florida, 6%.hs tax rate, 77 a gallon.ti it is up to $1 when you include mandatory fees and florida it is $0.35. corporate income tax, 8.84%. this is your question. y yoouu support a different philosophy, higher taxes. >> holighed on. d this is a different approach. i agree with you. he is one of the most aggressive tax rates. the number three most aggressive state in america. it means who does he tax? he taxes low income workers more than we tax millionaires and billionaires in the state of is california. who are you for? it is a factual lie that the is state of california high tax han the highest tax rate. hasbut for whom? it is a fundamental difference. you look at texas, overwhelming majority of texans pay moree ta taxes than the state of california. it is who you are for. those values matter and i appreciate you bringing up the issues of taxes. >> g>> how many people leave fla to go to california because thee pay less taxes? they come to florida because they pay lower taxes. we don't have an i

in florida, we don't recognize the w.h.o. lockdown treaty at all. it is null and void in florida.hen january 20, 2025, when i take office, that will be an easy decision for me to take the lockdown treaty, rip it up, and throw it in the trashcan. it will be dead in the u.s. once i become president. that goes for all of this stuff coming out of places like the world economic forum. we have done things in florida like kneecap esg, banned the imposition of a central-bank digital currency which is what they want to do. it will affect second amendment rights really, because what they want to do with central-bank digital currency is eliminate crypto, eliminate cash, and force off the national transactions to go through this digital dollar that is controlled basically by the federal reserve. you will lose financial privacy on that. they will impose restrictions on what you can purchase. for example, ammunition. they may not like that you purchased it. they may stop you. gasoline, you may do more than they want. they will impose basically a social credit score system, ways to force your be

i love the state of florida, florida the ohio state -- see if it is.ntis, impossible task for gavin newsom. >> sean: let's get your take, ari fleischer. >> i think watching this, you realize, democrats are from mars and republicans are from venus. they speak totally different languages. ron desantis' language was one of economics, the lockdowns in california, it was very practical, very focused on people's daily lives, the rise in cost of living. if you listen to gavin newsom, his whole message was identity politics, which is the language of the democrats. i don't like the way you talk about migrants. we have to fight for women. everything he says is about an ethnic group, a chunk of americans. it is not about america. and that is the language the democrats respond to. so you really have two different approaches for what america needs. i will say this. gavin newsom is much more articulate, and sharper than joe biden and if i'm a democrat looking at the presidential race, even if i dismiss ron desantis, i have to worry about joe biden. if that is a diff

florida works as a model and photo shoots responses. at the same time, she is a role model for inclusion and diversity. if it wasn't for these collaborations, i couldn't do it. i'm doing that because i can't afford it. practically all the material i have is sponsored and i try to help them in my own way, was by letting them use my image and doing photo sessions and those who sent in the photo. and she's very brave to the photography helps me a lot. put a good deal. what do you like it? because initially i didn't like it, it scared me and i was very ashamed for my body. but it made me see that there are many types of beauty and i feel pretty in the photos. the photos are always well received and there are many people who write to me. so they tell me they'd like to do it to whatever embarrass or maybe some more. they tell me it's helping us to see it. it's better to be visible rather than stay hidden at home with the attendance across the company. the thing i have a place in this society and emission and i think it's a very nice purpose t

i love the state of florida, florida the ohio state -- see if it is., ari fleischer. >> i think watching this, you realize, democrats are from mars and republicans are from venus. they speak totally different languages. ron desantis' language was one of economics, the lockdowns in california, it was very practical, very focused on people's daily lives, the rise in cost of living. if you listen to gavin newsom, his whole message was identity politics, which is the language of the democrats. i don't like the way you talk about migrants. we have to fight for women. everything he says is about an ethnic group, a chunk of americans. it is not about america. and that is the language the democrats respond to. so you really have two different approaches for what america needs. i will say this. gavin newsom is much more articulate, and sharper than joe biden and if i'm a democrat looking at the presidential race, even if i dismiss ron desantis, i have to worry about joe biden. if that is a difference of just biden's age, as you pointed that out, the final thing

in florida, we don't recognize the w.h.o. lockdown treaty at all. it is null and void in florida. when january 20, 2025, when i take office, that will be an easy decision for me to take the lockdown treaty, rip it up, and throw it in the trashcan. it will be dead in the u.s. once i become president. that goes for all of this stuff coming out of places like the world economic forum. we have done things in florida like kneecap esg, banned the imposition of a central-bank digital currency which is what they want to do. it will affect second amendment rights really, because what they want to do with central-bank digital currency is eliminate crypto, eliminate cash, and force off the national transactions to go through this digital dollar that is controlled basically by the federal reserve. you will lose financial privacy on that. they will impose restrictions on what you can purchase. for example, ammunition. they may not like that you purchased it. they may stop you. gasoline, you may do more than they want. they will impose basically a social credit score system, ways to force your

what does he mean to the florida state program? >> there's not enough words, and you know, an incredible example, you know, unbelievable teammate, and even through adversity, he is here and present and trying to make the best impact that he can, and just a special human being. >> jordan travis, jordan travis! >> katie: i know that you would have done anything in your power to be on that field tonight, and watching this team deliver for you, with you, and what does it mean for you? >> it means the world to me. i am so thankful for the fans to be out there today, and they brought so much energy for the football team, and so proud of the team. and they stepped up today, and brock stepping up, and it does not matter about the passing yards and get the matching rings today, and i am so happy and blessed, man. >> katie: it is an honor to cover your collegiate career, truly. >> thank you. >> katie: it is time to award the john d. swafford outstanding play, and your mvp of the 2023acc championship is lawrence toafili! lawrence, congratulat

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it is and in florida, it's $0.35. corporate income tax. california5 cents., 8.84%. florida, 5.5%. governor newsom, is your question. let me ask you, obviously, obviouslyou support a different philosophy, which is higher taxes. yeics. this i >> well, no, no,s no. hold on. we have a tax question. this is this is a veryoach different a different approach. and i agree with you completely . he has one of the mostmo regressive tax rates in the united states. america's numberstregresthe , most regressive state in america. and what that means is simply this who does he tax? he taxes low income workers more than we tax millionairesna and billionairesires a in the se of california. the question is a simple one. who, ron are you for? cali a factual lieu that the state of california's high tax has the highest tax rate. but fo hr whom?founda and it's a foundational and fundamental difference. you look at statestifundamen li, overwhelming majority of texans pay more tax texan in taxes than the state of california. so, again, it's you're for and i think those values matter and i appreciate you b

is it helping the state of florida?s hurting our state big time. >> sean: is it helping the state of california? >> governor newsom: thank you, joe biden. it is absolutely accelerating our dominance in manufacturing and accelerating eric -- >> sean: that was a simple answer. >> governor newsom: absolutely yes. >> sean: i will ask you, governor desantis, i have played over and over again, and governor newsom, you have seen over and over again, joe biden's experience what i believe to be significant cognitive decline. and in other words, it is the toughest job in the world. is joe biden experiencing this cognitive decline, is it a danger to the country? do you find what he speaks what is your reaction to it? >> governor desantis: yes, he is in decline. yes, it is a danger to the country. he has no business running for president. and gavin newsom agrees with that. he won't say that. that is why he is running his shadow campaign. he should not be running. he is not up to the job. and it is dangerous for this country. >> gov

discerning hope of them coming back to florida?ked to. as you mentioned, i drove across several cities. i ended up having to go to western massachusetts for one of the stories. with a new college in particular, at least 35 students transferred from new college of florida to hampshire college in western mass because they actually had to launch like a transfer program encouraging news students to come. so many professors and academics were really horrified by this disproportionate attack. one of the people i spoke to what hampshire, her name is libby, she's 20 years old. she was the student body president until she allegedly spat at kris ruffo at a protest in may. this is all publicly reported by the times. she was warned by the university that if she did not self select to remove herself she would be expelled and facing criminal charges for us all and would lose all of her campus responsibilities and also being a student body president unless she transferred herself to hampshire. this person who had never lived outside of florida be

tenemos transformaciÓn (gritos) la batalla contra la ley antiinmigrante de florida estÁ en manos de unas inconstitucional porque el estado no puede regular y no unilateralmente temas de inmigraciÓn > entrar al estado de la florida, cruzar la lÍnea estatal con una persona en tu carro que no haya sido inspeccionada por el modelo federal, constituye trata de personas, y eso es, verdaderamente inconcebible >> esta semana se llevÓ a cabo la primera audiencia del caso. los abogados pidieron al juez una decisiÓn preliminar para pausar la aplicaciÓn de la ley hasta que se resuelva el proceso legal. miembros de la asociaciÓn campesina estuvieron presentes en la corte >> estuvo excelente, que dicen que vamos a pelear el caso , ojalÁ que se cumpla porque la verdad mucha gente inmigrante, trabajador agrÍcola, lo necesita >> desde su entrada en vigor el 1 de julio hay registro de tres migrantes y sus aerolÍneas estatales con otras personas indocumentadas y fueron detenidos por la patrulla de caminos de la florida, dos son mexicanos y cuando hondureÑo. se trata de ( nombres en pantalla) >> me siento

florida works as a model and photo shoots for sponsors. at the same time, she has a role model for inclusion and diversity. if it wasn't for these collaborations, i couldn't do it. i'm doing that because i can't afford it. practically all the material i have is sponsored and i tried to help them in my own way, was by letting them use my image and doing photo sessions. and those concerning the photo. and she's very brave to do many. i realize that photography helps me a lot, but it will do you like it? because initially i didn't like it, it scared me and i was very ashamed for my body. but it made me see that there are many types of beauty and i feel pretty in the photos. the photos are always well received and there are many people who write to me. so they tell me they'd like to do it to whatever embarrass. let me do some more, they tell me it's helping us to see it. it's better to be visible, rather than stay hidden at home with the kinds of casa, committed a single. i have a place in the society in a mission, and i think it's a very nice

kevin from orlando, florida. why would you get the epstein flight logs when you couldn't get to the bottom of who brought coke to the white house questionnaire that's discouraging. i think my producers are going to get to the bottom of both. i'm watters and this is my wo world. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." two leading governors who had two vastly different ideologies. they squared off here on the show "hannity" and last night explosive and informative read state-blue state debate between florida governor ron desantis, california governor gavin newsom, he did not disappoint. take a look. >> california does have freedoms that some people -- other states don't. you have the freedom to defecate in public, the freedom to pitch a tent on sunset boulevard, create a homeless encampment and lighting on fire. >> a guy, devising teachers, doctors, librarians, and women that seek their reproductive care. you're making it harder to vote, you are banning books. spare me this notion of freedom. >> you almost have to try t

but desantis made a similar pledge in his campaign for florida governor. a cnn investigation is raising questions about his record on special interests and campaign donors. as randi kaye reports, it has to do with legalizing smokeable medical marijuana in florida. >> thank you. god bless you. >> reporter: after ron desantis was elected governor of florida in 2018, the very first bill he signed into law legalized smokeable medical marijuana in florida. >> whether they have to smoke it or not, who am i to judge that? i want people to be able to have their suffering relieved. >> reporter: a cnn investigation reveals how ron desantis was courted by key figures in the medical marijuana industry. he got a political boost and they got a financial one. yet he's still boasting that he drained the swamp in florida. >> we drained the swamp in here. >> reporter: that all sounds good, but did he really drain the swamp? turns out one of the leading medical marijuana companies in the u.s. today contributed $50,000 to the florida gop, which helped pay for desantis' campai

in florida, we don't recognize the w.h.o. lockdown treaty at all. it is null and void in florida. when january 20, 2025, when i take office, that will be an easy decision for me to take the lockdown treaty, rip it up, and throw it in the trashcan. it will be dead in the u.s. once i become president. that goes for all of this stuff coming out of places like the world economic forum. we have done things in florida like kneecap esg, banned the imposition of a central-bank digital currency which is what they want to do. it will affect second amendment rights really, because what they want to do with central-bank digital currency is eliminate crypto, eliminate cash, and force off the national transactions to go through this digital dollar that is controlled basically by the federal reserve. you will lose financial privacy on that. they will impose restrictions on what you can purchase. for example, ammunition. they may not like that you purchased it. they may stop you. gasoline, you may do more than they want. they will impose basically a social credit score system, ways to force your

in florida, we don't recognize the w.h.o. lockdown treaty at all. it is null and void in florida.january 20, 2025, when i take office, that will be an easy decision for me to take the lockdown treaty, rip it up, and throw it in the trashcan. it will be dead in the u.s. once i become president. that goes for all of this stuff coming out of places like the world economic forum. we have done things in florida like kneecap esg, banned the imposition of a central-bank digital currency which is what they want to do. it will affect second amendment rights really, because what they want to do with central-bank digital currency is eliminate crypto, eliminate cash, and force off the national transactions to go through this digital dollar that is controlled basically by the federal reserve. you will lose financial privacy on that. they will impose restrictions on what you can purchase. for example, ammunition. they may not like that you purchased it. they may stop you. gasoline, you may do more than they want. they will impose basically a social credit score system, ways to force your behavi

y lluvia excesiva y ya maÑana domingo para noreste del estado un tanto atÍpico para la florida ya queucha lluvia. >> muchas gracias por tu informe y miles de manifestantes se dieron cita en las calles de tel aviv luego que se descubrirÁ que los rehenes de hamÁs fueron abatidos por el ejÉrcito israeÍi este incidente que ha sido calificado como un error trÁgico renueva los llamados para poner alto al fuego en la franja de gaza, vamos a ver. >> crecen las crÍticas y luto en israel la muerte de 3 rehenes a manos de militares israelÍe (ver informaciÓn en pantalla( . >> quienes fueron confundidos por combatientes de hamÁs uno sostenÍa una bandera blanca y otro pedÍa ayuda en hebreo y uno abatido sin camisa probando que no tenÍan explosivos, segÚn investigaciones preliminares del ejÉrcito israelÍ cuyo comandante en jefe aceptÓ su responsabilidad y dice que para los rehenes fue un equivocaciÓn. >> en otras oportunidades han sido usados como seÑuelos para atraer a soldados hacia el interior de la zona del combate y esto provocÓ estas muertes. >> por su parte el primer ministro se dijo con el c

florida works as a model and photo shoots for sponsors. at the same time, she is a role model for inclusion and diversity. if it wasn't for these collaborations, i couldn't do it. i'm doing that because i can't afford it. practically all the material i have is sponsored and i try to help them in my own way, was by letting them use my image and doing photo sessions. and those who sent in the photo and she's very brave to the photography, helps me a lot. put a good deal. what do you like it? because initially i didn't like it, it scared me and i was very ashamed for my body. but it made me see that there are many types of beauty and i feel pretty in the photos. the photos are always well received and there are many people who write to me. so they tell me they'd like to do it to whatever embarrass somebody some more. they tell me it's helping us to see it. it's better to be visible rather than stay hidden at home with the attendance across the company. the thing i have a place in this society, an admission, and i think it's a very nice purpos

also at the party, then florida state representative halsey bechears. . his families tree farm later joined with other nurseries to become true leaf, that top medical marijuana producer which donated to desantis's campaign. all three of them have ties to florida's billion dollar marijuana industry. >> i want to thank you guys for your support. >> all of them a united force in raising money for desantis. >> one of the things that really impressed me about ron is that he pushes against the grain. >> desantis would also soon play a key role in florida's so-called green rush, which gave rise to a billion dollar industry. >> the reason why ron desantis became governor of florida is because of a plant called cannabis. >> that's lev parnas, one-time associate of rudy giuliani and donald trump. in may of 2018, when ron desantis's campaign for governor was in trouble, parnas says desantis sought him out. >> you met him at the trump hotel. >> i met him at the trump hotel. ron approached me, he introduced himself to me, and told me that he's running for the governor

also at the party, then florida state representative halsey bashirs. his family's tree farm later joined with other nurseries to become true leave. that top medical marijuana producer which donated to desantis' campaign. all three of them have ties to florida's billion dollar marijuana industry. >> it's an honor to be here. thank you guys for your support. >> reporter: all of them a united force in raising money for desantis. >> one of the things that really impressed me about ron is that he pushes against the grain. >> reporter: desantis would also soon play a key role in florida's so-called green rush, which gave rise to a billion dollar industry. >> the reason why ron desantis became governor of florida is because of a little plant called cannabis. >> reporter: that's 11 parnas, onetime associate of rudy giuliani and donald trump. in may of 2018, when ron desantis' campaign for governor was in trouble, parnas says desantis sought him out. >> you met him at the trump hotel? >> i met him at the trump hotel. he approached me, introduced himself to me,

the storm set to carve a path from florida all the way up through maine. and it will only grow stronger as it plows north. 40 million are under flood alerts across the region and overnight, very real fears there could be nighttime tornadoes. we'll get to the forecast in northeast in just a moment but we begin with marissa para in southern florida. >> reporter: tonight wind and rain batter florida's beaches where double red flags send a message of dangerous suv and riptides wind gusts upwards of 50 miles an hour thrashing the state's iconic palm trees. >> it was super windy. i almost couldn't walk, but i'm fine. >> reporter: as a massive storm system threatens the state of florida, mms are at risk of flash flooding where heavy bands are bringing several inches of rain protection went up this week to avoid scenes like this last month. the city of hollywood put out these tiger dams they're barriers to prevent water from over here from getting to homes and businesses on the other side. and officials lowering the water level in over 2,000 miles of canals to les

never. >> reporter: candy kay, cpr, boca raton, florida. >> thank you for that report.of documents namery jeffrey epstein's alleged victims and associates could be made public in the new year. that's next. >>> and new video of smoke rising over gaza after a suspected airstrike comes as israel introduces a new proposal for a pause in fighting in exchange for hostages. live in tel aviv with the latest on negotiations. >>> 150 much jeffery epstein's alleged victims and associates are set to be revealed. a federal judge is recording the unsealed of previously econtacted documents referencing multiple individuals referred to as a john or jane doe as public figures. kara, what are we expecting to see? >> this is part of a lawsuit. it's the documents they recovered during the discovery process. this could be anything from deposition testimony where someone's name is mentioned in the deposition or it could be like a calendar entry or emails. we don't know the scope of what it's going to be. this has been a lengthy litigation process and the judge ordered monday the unsealing of

. >> los residentes de florida estÁn viviendo condiciones similares a una tormenta tropical en diciembreta el domingo millones de florida nos estÁn bajo algÚn tipo de aviso por tormentas severas, el gobernador del estado desantis activÓ la guardia estatal para hacer frente a esta situaciÓn los expertos advierten que las fuertes lluvias en un corto periodo de tiempo estÁn provocando fuertes inundaciones en las playas de florida y las banderas rojas alertan de que es mejor estar alejado del mar en algunos puntos las rÁfagas de viento superaron las 50 millas por hora. >> muy buenas noches el sistema de tormentas que expresan el golfo de mÉxico ya se dirige amenazante hacia zonas costeras del este del paÍs y en particular podrÍa afectar varios estados del noreste componentes dientes porque lluvias e inundaciones localizadas. >> o las intensas fuertes vientos y una lluvia incesante eso dicen este sÁbado los recientes de florida a medida que el sistema pasa por el estado y muchos hacÍan preparativos en sus hogares. >> si llega durante la marea alta nuestra casa recibiÁ algo de agua y si no pro

her initiative in florida is resiliency florida.t equips students with the skills that will help them learn to preserve their rights in inevitable challenges by creating brain health. she leads a cause called hope florida. a pathway to promise, to support youth aging out of foster care. let's give a warm, wonderful welcome to governor desantis, and his wife, casey. [applause] [applause] >> you can tell who's from florida. the one who forgot their sleeves. rep. feenstra: we've seen a lot of each other over the last year. it was a little different weather. now you see the weather iowa has. gov. desantis: we were in sioux city, we flew in late last friday night. saturday morning, we had our three kids, a first grader, kindergartner and pre-k, florida born and bred, had never seen snow before. they wake up at 5:30 in the morning and look out the window and they see snow and all of a sudden, katie opened the door and they welcomed their mom and dad and they had to do it. they have thrown some snowballs, hit me and hit their mother. they

carlo suarez cnn, florida. >>> in the meantime cnn has learned the florida gop leadership plans it meet behind closed doors tomorrow to take steps towards ousting christian ziegler. just a short time ago, florida republican governor ron desantis weighed in on the scandal as he campaigns in iowa. >> i've called on christian to step down as rpo chairman. my understanding is he's the one under the criminal cloud. clearly, i think bridget, and this is something i've worked with and have really liked the work she's dones going to have to look to see how effective she's going to be able to be in those circumstances. >> and joining us now with more on this story is national political reporter for the messenger, a specialist on florida politics. mark, you know, what do you make of what's happening here? this is just building up to kind of an implosion here of sorts, political sorts in the sunshine state. what about what ron desantis had to say there? >> well, it sort of surprised me in that desantis had been avoiding talking about bridget ziegler. and now he does have the power to suspend, but

florida works as a model and photo shoots for sponsors. at the same time, she is a role model for inclusion and diversity. if it wasn't for these collaborations, i couldn't do it. i'm doing that because i can't afford it. practically all the material i have is sponsored and i tried to help them in my own way, was by letting them use my image and doing photo sessions and those who sent in the photo. and she's very brave to. dimly i realize that photography helps me a lot, but it will do you like it? because initially i didn't like it, it scared me and i was very ashamed for my body. but it made me see that there are many types of beauty and i feel pretty in the photos. the photos are always well received and there are many people who write to me. so they tell me they'd like to do it to whatever embarrass. let me do some more, they tell me it's helping us to see it. it's better to be visible rather than stay hidden at home with this kind of blue cross. i committed a single, i have a place in the society and a mission, and i think it's a very

florida we kept building couldn't build fast enough because people want to move to florida but a lotparts they weren't building so you need to build more. we've incentivized that in florida and a bill that's really working and you'll see the market adjust to that -- in the coming months and coming year. but ultimately, more needs to be built, and you're looking at california, we have this debate they didn't put this graphic up but their average house is twice as much as florida. so you have middle class people that will leave california sell their house, and then they buy twice the house in florida. and they pay less taxes why is that? well part of it is there's a demanding in california some of the nice areas for sure. but a lot of is this they have draconian restriction on what you can build. so you can't build anything, of course, the prices are going to go up. so we've got to build more there's no doubt. [applause] so one, i think his policies were overall sound. i think he had a lot of good policies, i think that we i think i've shown ability to compliment more effectively than

what i can tell you is in florida, the florida legislature passed a heart beat bill that contained exceptionsor things like rape, incest, life of the mother, fatal fetal defect and victim of human trafficking. i signed that bill. those are difficult indicases. they made a judgment that having those exceptions were things that made sense. i signed legislation that included that. i understand they are very difficult. these things get a lot of press attention. but that's a very small percentage that those exceptions cover. there's a lot of other situations where we have an opportunity to realize really good human potential. we have worked to protect as many lives as we could in florida. [ applause ] >> staying on the topic of health care, you said you will have a better plan to, in your words, supersede and transcend obamacare. protecting people with pre-existing conditions and expanding medicaid. will your replacement include those provisions? >> in florida, i have signed legislation for pre-existing conditions. i know a lot of other states have done it. it's a significant thing that you want t

florida we kept building couldn't build fast enough because people want to move to florida but a lotr parts they weren't building so you need to build more. we've incentivized that in florida and a bill that's really working and you'll see the market adjust to that -- in the coming months and coming year. but ultimately, more needs to be built, and you're looking at california, we have this debate they didn't put this graphic up but their average house is twice as much as florida. so you have middle class people that will leave california sell their house, and then they buy twice the house in florida. and they pay less taxes why is that? well part of it is there's a demanding in california some of the nice areas for sure. but a lot of is this they have draconian restriction on what you can build. so you can't build anything, of course, the prices are going to go up. so we've got to build more there's no doubt. [applause] so one, i think his policies were overall sound. i think he had a lot of good policies, i think that we i think i've shown ability to compliment more effectively tha

her initiative in florida is resiliency florida. it equips students with the skills that will help them learn to preserve their rights in inevitable challenges by creating brain health. she leads a cause called hope florida. a pathway to promise, to support youth aging out of foster care. let's give a warm, wonderful welcome to governor desantis, and his wife, casey. [applause] [applause] >> you can tell who's from florida. the one who forgot their sleeves. rep. feenstra: we've seen a lot of each other over the last year. it was a little different weather. now you see the weather iowa has. gov. desantis: we were in sioux city, we flew in late last friday night. saturday morning, we had our three kids, a first grader, kindergartner and pre-k, florida born and bred, had never seen snow before. they wake up at 5:30 in the morning and look out the window and they see snow and all of a sudden, katie opened the door and they welcomed their mom and dad and they had to do it. they have thrown some snowballs, hit me and hit their mother. the

who is your favorite democratic official in florida?e minute i do that, they are all of a sudden going to have -- >> give me one who is in the top 10. >> i mean, i appointed a fellow down sheriff to replace scott israel, who was -- he had a great life story. we put him in there, greg tony. we also just had a sheriff who was a democrat from st. lucy county, who we worked very closely with, rick bradshaw, sheriff of palm beach county. great guy. it shows you there is not much difference in some of these issues when you are dealing with it. so, we do that. i think what happened is, the minute i started to go a little national, it was tougher for some of the dams to watch to work because they get blow back from their base. that is just the situation that we find ourselves in. but we do have some good ones that photo. >> we want to think governor desantis. obviously, casey desantis as well. thanks to our host here at grandview university. and thanks to you, all of you who, make the town hall what it is. really appreciate it. join us tomorrow

the south florida straits can turn deadly very quickly. there are sharks, there are jellyfish. storms can pop up unexpectedly. hundreds have died or gone missing. this is the story of three cubans who risked everything to leave their island for florida. ola. in 2019, elian was living in varadero with his wife and daughter. it was the mecca of tourism for communist—run cuba. for years, he had been teaching diving and water sports to tourists. with a strict trading embargo imposed by the usa since the 1960s, tourism brought a vital source of foreign currency to cuba — around us$12 billion in 2019. for 30 years, cuba was supported by its communist ally, the soviet union. but when the socialist bloc collapsed in the 1990s, cubans faced a daily struggle to survive. elian had recovered from bowel cancer but after surgery, he could not source enough colostomy bags. but complaining against the cuban regime was difficult. growing up in santiago de cuba, 22—year—old celimar learned this from a young age. celimar�*s father was a dissident. that had repercussions for the whole family. the

her initiative in florida is resiliency florida. it equips students with the skills that will help them learn to preserve their rights in inevitable challenges by creating brain health. she leads a cause called hope florida. a pathway to promise, to support youth aging out of foster care. let's give a warm, wonderful welcome to governor desantis, and his wife, casey. [applause] [applause] >> you can tell who's from florida. the one who forgot their sleeves. rep. feenstra: we've seen a lot of each other over the last year. it was a little different weather. now you see the weather iowa has. gov. desantis: we were in sioux city, we flew in late last friday night. saturday morning, we had our three kids, a first grader, kindergartner and pre-k, florida born and bred, had never seen snow before. they wake up at 5:30 in the morning and look out the window and they see snow and all of a sudden, katie opened the door and they welcomed their mom and dad and they had to do it. they have thrown some snowballs, hit me and hit their mother. the

even in january he had a monster 20-point national lead over his closest rival, florida's governor ron desantis. and in the months since, trump's lead has only widened. at this point a rematch against joe biden appears almost inevitable. and yet while trump's march towards the republican nomination this year was mostly interrupted, there has been for the last 12 months an "x" factor he has had to contend it, a series of criminal investigations. as the year began trump was the subject of criminal cases in new york and georgia as well as two separate federal investigations led by the recently appointed special counsel, jack smith. remember when this year began we were all talking about whether the former president would be indicted. it was definitely not a sure thing. and it was a long time coming. but then as spring turned to summer, it rained indictments. >> we cannot and will not normalize serious criminal conduct. >> we have one set of laws in this country, and they apply to everyone. >> a criminal conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. >> my office wil

the curt florida average is $3.17.i read your book and know your story, i remember the days i had to use change in my ash tray in my car and go into the gas station and say put $.70 in this, i get paid tomorrow, enough to get me through thursday. >> i remember telling my friends, pony up, can i get $4 on pump 20, please. california gas has always been ridiculous in california, but outrageous now. >> ainsley: desantis mentioned going to the grocery store and seeing a woman have to put groceries back. >> desantis was talking from boots on the ground, he is seeing this stuff and talked to people who moved from california to florida. >> ainsley: great to see you, have a wonderful weekend. >> tyrus: tell brian kilmeade he is in trouble for calling me cute on national television. >> ainsley: you'll have to beat him up again, not hard. what did voters think about last night? lawrence is in alpharetta, georgia. hi, lawrence. >> lawrence: let's hear from the people. i have a new friend here, we were talking because you said lj,

even in january, he had a monster 20 point national lead over his closest rival, florida governor rontis. and in the months since, trump's lead has only widened. at this point, a rematch against joe biden appears almost inevitable. and yet, while trump's march towards the republican nomination this year was mostly interrupted, there has been for the last 12 months an x-factor that he has had to contend with, a series of criminal investigations. as the year began, trump was the subject of criminal cases in new york and georgia, as well as two separate federal investigations led by the recently appointed special counsel jack smith. remember, when this year began, we were all talking about whether the former president would be indicted. it was definitely not a sure thing. and it was a long time coming. but then, as spring turned to summer, it rained indictments. >> we cannot and will not normalize serious criminal conducts. >> we have set laws in this country and they apply to everyone. >> a criminal conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. >> my office will