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. >> the disney corporation is now canceling plans for a new campus near orlando, florida. n expected to bring in thousands of jobs to that state. this comes as the feud between the comrany and florida governor ron desantis continues to heat up. the project was supposed to relocate more than 1000 employees from southern california. but today in an earnings call, the company also made it clear that a 17 billion dollar investment plan over the next several years might also be on the line. that project is expected to create 13,000 jobs. governor newsom, a tough critic of governor desantis and his policies released a statement on disney's decision today saying, quote, authoritarian policies have consequences. this announcement is a victory for california and the tens of thousands of disney employees who know they can live in a state where they are respected and safe, unquote other his tonight u.s. supreme court sided with google, twitter and facebook today and a pair of lawsuits seeking to hold the social media companies liable for terrorist attacks. >> in a unanimous decision,

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disney is now canceling plans for a new campus near orlando, florida, which had been expected to bring thousands of jobs to the state. >> this comes as the feud between the company and florida governor ron desantis starts to heat up. the project was supposed to relocate more than 1000 employees from southern california. now the employees can now stay in the golden state. company also announced that a 17 billion dollar investment plan over the next several years could also be on the line. that project is expected to create 13,000 jobs. meantime, several outlets are reporting that florida governor ron desantis is expected to announce his run for president next week. desantis has been taken a number of trips to early voting states, including iowa and new hampshire. and he reportedly has a meeting with donors next week. california senator dianne feinstein's office says she is suffering from complications from the shingles virus. this after returning to dc just one week ago. call for get on top with health experts about senator feinstein's complications. >> on thursday, senator dianne feins

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. >> jacqui: live look in orlando. floridaovernor ron desantis appearing at an education conference in orlando and we'll take you there when remarks begin. >> bill: emotions running high. group of texas mothers saying they are on the frontlines in the war against fentanyl and other dangerous drugs. casey, hello. >> bill good morning. this is a grass roots loss turning it into prevention. they have lost children to fentanyl and all live in ts getw passed named after 19-year-old tucker row after taking a fake percocet laced with fentanyl. stefani came up with the idea of mandating schools introduce curriculum on dangers of the powerful drug. >> this is a war, our sons were casualties of this war. we want to have people join us, join forces. we are stronger together and make a bigger impact. >> bill: tucker's law passed the house last week. senate approved it this week. require texas public schools teach six graders through high school seniors about the synthetic drug and tiny amount, 12 grains of table salt can kill. >> politics

. >> disney is now canceling plans for a new campus near orlando, florida, which had been expected to bring thousands of jobs to the state of florida. this comes as the feud between the company and florida governor ron desantis continues to heat up. the project was supposed to relocate more than 1000 employees from southern california. those employees can now stay in the golden state. the company also announced that a 17 billion dollar investment plan over the next several years could also be in jeopardy. that project is expected to create 13,000 florida jobs. meantime, several outlets are reporting that florida governor ron desantis is expected to announce his run for president next week. desantis has been taking a number of trips to early voting states, including iowa and new hampshire and he reportedly has a meeting with donors next week. >> california senator dianne feinstein's office says she's suffering from complications from the shingles virus. this after she returned to washington, d.c., just a week ago. kron four's gayle ong talk was health experts about the senator's find s

on the traffic going towards the beach, on a normal day just imagine every single person in orlando, floridahat is what a normal day is like here in the sepulveda pass on the 405, the busiest interstate in the country. aaa is telling us we're back, this is the return of the memorial day road trip. we're expecting more than 37 million americans to hit the roads. that is just slightly underneath pre-pandemic levels in 2019. if you are going to be one of the people who is setting out on their own great american road trip, we have some tips. >> definitely inspect that vehicle before you take that long road trip, check your tire tread and inflation, make sure your battery has a good charge, make sure your fluid levels are topped off. aaa anticipates coming to the rescue this weekend of more than 400,000 stranded drivers. >> reporter: gas prices are still historical high, but they're coming down. the national average this morning is $3.58. last year the average was $4.60. it hit a record of $5 for the national average last year. we have not been able to pass pre-pandemic levels on the roads. they'

near orlando, florida, city officials had this robotic camera.orm pipes and they found a little alligator. he was in there crawling around and the city, i thought they did not know how they got in there. the city issued this to show the public that you should not play with alligators. being from florida, i don't agree with that. in fact, my daughter was playing with a little alligator. i think we have some video and pictures of it. there she is. >> greg: what a terrible mother you are. [laughter] do you know that this is a gateway alligator? she is going to want a bigger alligator and a bigger one and pretty soon, we are going to see one on local eyewitness news being cast. >> i think she wanted a pair of boots. >> greg: sums are overrated. all right, tyrus, here we go. >> tyrus: last time, i was a little upset. my home state of boston, massachusetts —-dash. [cheers and applause] the red sox had blown a streak. the boston bruins. i don't even want to mention their damn name, but my brother jayson tatum took care of business. it looked like it was

a planning technician from orlando, florida...n-- a retired museum educator from colorado springs, colorado... whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik. [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" we learned during our interviews yesterday that lynn di vito is a recent two-time cornhole champion. what we didn't realize in that moment is that she was soon to become a one-day "jeopardy!" champion, defeating the seemingly unbeatable nine-game winner ben chan in a come-from-behind victory. i'm not sure which of lynn's accomplishments stacks up the highest at this point, but we are happy to welcome her back along with our new challengers-- ed and joyce. good luck as we head into the jeopardy! round with these categories... you'll remove c-o-n from the front of a word to get the response. and... lynn, as our returning champ, you select first. let's go with con must go, $400. - ed. - what is cord?

number two, orlando, florida. it leads the way in the number of entry level jobs.rting salaries and how expensive housing is. salt lake did well. bottom of the list, newark, new jersey. gulfport, mississippi. and dead last, new york city. lack of affordable housing a big factor in the thanks for joining me this tuesday morning. i'm christine romans. "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> well, good morning, everyone. we're so glad you're with us on this tuesday. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> get some sleep? >> no. >> no. >> told you. best shift on earth. >> best shift ever.

. >>> it was supposed to be located right here in the beautiful region in orlando, florida, a massivevelopment project that would redefine the retail experience in the region. and in the middle of all those shops and galleries and gardens, in the middle of all of it the plan was to erect a 1.8 million square foot corporate campus for florida's biggest taxpayer, disney. not anymore. today disney announced due to changing business conditions in florida the company will not move forward with the construction of its campus. this is a huge hit to florida's economy. the project was valued at nearly $1 billion and expected to bring more than 2,000 new jobs to the state of florida, white collar jobs, many of them relocated from california. california with its average yearly salaries of $120,000. while disney didn't name governor ron desantis as the reason it decided to pull the plug, the announcement does come amid an escalating feud between the florida governor and disney over the company's opposition to the state's education law known as don't say gay, which restricts in-class discussion of

. >> fill out the top five here, miami and orlando, both in florida. orlando kind of expect it because, like you said, housing is cheaper. i guess miami as well. that one is interesting. it's still kind of expensive there, and there's also, like, tech growing there as well. >> you're seeing a lot of tech, a lot of crypto. a lot of the virtual currency kinds of things there. a shout out to the mayor, francis suarez, he's doing a good job of attracting tech companies, and workers, with progressive politics, a lot of tech companies, some vc dollars, and of course he can promise cheaper housing. not a whole lot cheaper, i mean, miami is still miami, but cheaper than the bay area, and that is the common denominator, trying to give you what silicon valley and the bay area give you. what they are doing, and what we need to do better is less expensive housing. >> i think we could all agree on that. i know you spoke with the company today about the trends in silicon valley. what are they telling you? >> they're saying the same thing. they are saying we're losing

. >> orlando florida saying neither party has the right approach. thanks for calling and. >> good morning. i am a very concerned american. third generation, i've never seen or experienced what we are living, civil unrest, it's no longer this effect, it's in our face. this has come consequences to our leaders presidents lane blame l. we are beyond blame. it's now, it's in our face, what are we going to do about it? is a five? obama was in eight years, let's look at the simplicity, where it's coming from, get to the root. we are playing a division here. this is no longer, america needs to unite. weam need a meeting of the mind and the people are speaking. i for two years have lived almost with a 12-year-old, i cannot even get medical help. my mom, 84 years old, diabetic. you're holding people hostage, we are tired, we are beat, exhausted, our kids, our future, we are losing the. it's more than this politics. let's lay the politics down and look at the simplicity. america united, our forefathers rolling in their graves, what we do? the first line of de

and our returning champion-- a planning technician from orlando, florida... whose 1-day cash winningspplause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik. [applause] thank you, johnny. and welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" on yesterday's show, none of our contestants were able to come up with the correct response in final, but it was ed petersen who ended the game with the highest total, becoming our second new champion this week. today we welcome jesse and megan to the alex trebek stage. good luck. here are your categories for the jeopardy! round... and... ed, select first. flag terminology, $200. - ed. - what is hoist? - yes. - flag terminology, $400. the type of pennant seen here has this avion appendage name, referring to its deeply forked end. ed. what is a tail? no.

with major league baseball, talking about a possible expansion in new effort is underway in orlando, floridabring a team there. now this effort is being led by the nba's orlando magic co founder pat williams. he unveiled plans for a 45,000 seat dome ballpark, it would cost nearly $2 billion and would be built on land near orlando. seaworld at this point, salt lake city nashville san antonio austin, charlotte, portland's montreal and las vegas are all cities that say they would like a major league baseball team in arizona. people who loved crafts found an inventive way to repurpose the batters that once hung from the buildings in phoenix for the super bowl, a nonprofit in arizona called fabric is taking those giant advertising banners from this year's big game, cutting them up and then turning them into handbags. people behind the idea say the bags are durable and environmentally friendly. they are made out of something that is not biodegradable and to just have that tossed in the garbage after you know its use. this is so bad for the planet piece of history that you can hold onto to walk awa

. >> it is supposed to be located right here in the beautiful lake region in orlando, florida, a massiveperience in the region. in the middle of all of this shops and galleries, departments, all of that. the plane was to erect a 1. 8 million square foot corporate campus for corporate's biggest tax player. disney. not anymore. today, disney and adds that to changing business conditions in florida, the company will not move forward with the construction of its lake campus. this is a huge hit to florida's economy. the project was valued at nearly a billion a billion dollars, expected to bring 2000 new jobs to the state of florida. white collar jobs, many of them relocated from california. california, with its average yearly salaries of $120,000. while disney did not name governor rhonda scientist as the reason that it decided to pull the plug, the announcement comes amid an escalating feud between the florida governor and disney over the company's opposition to the states education law known as don't say gay. it restricts in class discussion of gender and sexual orientation in florida publi

they plan to leave texas for various cities across the country including denver, new york and orlando, florida. and texas governor greg abbott sent another bus load of migrants from this state to the naval observatory in washington, d.c. yesterday. not far from vice president kamala harris' home after title 42 ended last thursday. governor abbott says he will continue sending migrants to cities like d.c., chicago, and new york. and now that a fresh week has begun after title 42 expired. border patrol sources tell fox news migrants encounters over the last few days have drastically fallen. >> the united states border patrol has experienced a 50% drop in the number of encounters versus what we were experiencing earlier in the week before title 42 ended at midnight on thursday. it is still early. we are in day three. >> and according to multiple cbp sources, last week in calvary. border patrol agents arrested an afghan national on the fbi terror watch list. the afghan national crossed the border with a group of migrants. and when border patrol fingerprinted that man, the fbi confirmed a match on

it's orlando, florida.lding. >> well, other than being unwise from an economic standpoint, governor ron desantis's new immigration law is downright cruel. the reason so many workers aren't showing up is the bill requires employers to use the e-verify system to check employment status. it also requires any hospital that accepts medicaid to ask patiens whether they are u.s. citizens, it bans undocumented law school graduates from being admitted to the florida bar and said people could face felony charges if they're caught transporting five or more undocumented immigrants or a minor. joining me is an immigration attorney in florida. i will note for you, that the exception to being able to transport undocumented migrants is the governor, who has been authorized by this law to fly migrants from texas who he has brought into the state and put on planes and flown them to all sorts of blue states. he gets to do it. what is the impact of this law before it even goes into effect in july? >> thank you for having me. s

. >> phil, "the washington post" is reporting that there's a traffic sign in orlando, florida, that wasdnesday to show the violent anti-gay message. an awful message. is this proof, they claim -- critics claim that desantis' cultural war or cultural initiatives are dividing the statement or bringing out bad messaging? any connection to it? >> i don't know about the traffic sign in particular. clearly, desantis' overall agenda on cultural issues, all the lgbtq restrictions, also his stance on abortion policy and other matters, has been a real -- a really divisive and polarizing agenda in the state of florida. it's garnered national attention. i think if desantis were to become the republican nominee, it's almost certain to be a major fault line in a general election, because a lot of these measures that desantis proposed, signed into law, advocating for in florida seem to be aimed at appealing to the far right portion of the republican base. when you look at a general audience and some of the voters that an eventual president will have to win over in some swing battleground states, it co

i'll tell ya, we have restaurants in orlando, florida, and now in dallas, texas, that are rivaling anyhe number one thing we're selling is italian beef the simple truth, a beef sandwich made by portillo's, this delicious, shaved beef, beautiful sauce, gravy on crispy bread, it's a food that transfers and works everywhere i joke with some people, my, your restaurant is doing so well in texas why do you thinkthat is? i said, apparently, texas enjoys beef and bread >> right, what a shocker, exactly. let's talk about the nuts and bolts that are affecting people, and everyone is wondering about. i don't know if you saw tyson's today is down because they're facing input pressures but feel they can't push it along as much anything on the horizon like that for you >> we feel great about where we are. we reported a quarter -- i agree with you that the response by the market was a big sut surprig but we are up 16% on the top line we improved our restaurant level margins, 24% in terms of dollars. we've expanded margins we're up in transaction count. we had more people visiting portillo's this kwa

this to give you some perspective, if everybody in orlando florida got in a car and got on a freeway,lume of traffic that this section of the 405 would see on a normal day. we're expecting to see more of that throughout the course of the weekend. the story here is this number. aaa saying more than 37 million people are expecting to hit the roadways. the great american road trip is back, but the numbers are slightly less than pre-pandemic levels. just about a half million drivers underneath what we saw in 2019. when we were talking to aaa they had some advice if you are embarking on your own road trip. listen to what they told us. >> definitely inspect that vehicle before you take that long road trip. check your tire tread and inflation. make sure your battery has a good charge. make sure your fluid levels are topped off. during this memorial day weekend, aaa anticipates coming to the roadside rescue of more than 460,000 stranded drivers. >> and that is pretty astounding. one of the reasons that we might still be beneath pre-pandemic road trip levels is because of gas prices. they are

number two, orlando, florida. it leads the way in the number of entry level jobs. and number three, salt lake city, utah. the survey looked at things like starting salaries and how expensive housing is. salt lake did well. bottom of the list, newark, new jersey. gulfport, mississippi. and dead last, new york city. lack of affordable housing a big factor in the thanks for joining me this tuesday morning. i'm christine romans. "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> well, good morning, everyone. we're so glad you're with us on this tuesday. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> get some sleep? >> no. >> no. >> told you. best shift on earth. >> best shift ever. >> i'm so happy to have sara sidner by my side today. kaitlan is off. five things to know for this tuesday, may 23rd. happening overnight, a u haul crashing into a security barrier near the white house. the driver arrested, facing charges of threatening to kill, kidnap or inflict harm on a president, vice president or family member. secret service says that crash may have been intentional. >>> just nine days

they tell me they want to get to destinations like denver, new york and orlando, florida.ere in texas governor greg abbott sent another bus load of migrants from the state to the naval observatory in washington, d.c. yesterday not far from vice president kamala harris' home. governor greg abbott says he will continue sending migrants to cities like d.c., chicago and new york. border patrol sources tell fox news after the surge of migrants we saw before title 42 expired last week, the migrant encounters have now drastically fallenning. >> the united states border patrol has experienced a 50% drop in the number of will encounters vs. what we were experiencing earlier in the week before title 42 ended at midnight on thursday. it is still early. we are in day three. >> according to multiple cbp forces, border patrol afghan national fbi terror watch list. that man crossed the border with a group of migrants. when he was fingerprinted, the fbi confirmed a match on the terrorist screening data base. yesterday, the was asked how he feels the border is going overall. >> how do you

it was a project greeted by the florida business community, people in orlando commanded the florida governmentt just in the hospitality industry and the themepark business, but white collar tech industry jobs that would bring higher income to florida. while the ron desantis -- ron desantis side may put their own spin on this, i think they would prefer investment on the others of orlando, toe up and progress instead of getting ccanceledom. h t thahelena: a lot of people anticipated potential presidential announcement from ron desantis fairly soon. i imagine, then, his rivals, including the likes of former president donald trump will be watching this moment very closely, perhaps, with glee, even. nick: they have been watching it. donald trump already released a social media post where he said this was a mistake by ron desantis, that he needs to concentrate on fixing it. this may not be the first thing disney does to punish them. he would not be surpsed if disney pulls out further. you see many of ron desantis's possible presidential rivals jump on this as an example of ron desantis biting off mo

florida's fight against disney. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the "orlando florida governor's ron desantis ice disney oversight board has voted to sue disney. it comes days after the company sued desantis and the panel. disney claims florida retaliated against it after the company opposed a state law banning lessons about sexual orientation and gender identity in schools. disney wants a judge to void desantis's takeover of its special self-governing district. the board is seeking to retain its oversight. >>> the "associated press" says montana democratic senator zooey zephyr is asking to return to the floor after she was silenced. she was banned after criticizing them over gender affirming health care and encouraging a protest. zephyr is not allowed to take part in debates for the remainder of the legislative session, which ends this week. >>> and "the washington post" says most federal covid vaccine mandates will end on may 11th. the biden administration is lifting the requirement for federal workers and contractors and most internationals heading to the u.

florida has no fury like a mouse scorned. disney deciding to pull the plug on the giant $1 billion complex in orlando.ing out millions in revenue and up to 2,000 new jobs. the war on what he sees as disney's woke management was a big factor in the company's decision. it only increases the spotlight on ron desantis as he prepares for his official entry into the presidential race next week. officially next week, but in new hampshire today, that tells us everything. >> exactly. we saw him in iowa last week. new hampshire today. he's doing some of the retail politics that has been lacking from his political operation so far. he's kissing babies. he's in a diner right now shaking hands. and he's talking about trump, but not directly talking about trump. this is something we have seen from him in the lead up to this announcement. he doesn't necessarily go after trump directly, but he's drawing strong contrast between him and the former president. listen to a roundtable with state lawmakers in new hampshire. >> it's easy to be a front runner. it's easy to go out and take positions that are popular at the tim

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pulling the plug on a nearly $1 billion office complex that was scheduled for construction in orlando, florida region with $120,000 as the average salary, according to one estimate. joining our coverage, democratic strategist asia mills, claire and kim are still with us. it's hard to figure out what ron desantis thought was going to happen, but what has happened is that florida's been deprived of thousands of jobs from one of its biggest employers. >> i wouldn't, nicolle, at all try to get into ron desantis's head, but yes, the hypocrisy that is on display here where you have a republican presumptive presidential nominee who is doing everything in his power to keep business out of his state, who is clearly doing the opposite of what most of his party believes you should do in terms of relationships with corporate america. so i don't know what he's thinking, but i think we all can see that he is just one big hypocrite. >> on the still can do a lot of harm side, aisha, i want to share this in "the new york times" about this stack of bills that has -- if there is any ideological through-line, it'

this moment, caught on camera to a work crew robot near orlando, florida, check it out and counter a ft. gator inside a sludge filled pipe. officials say public works team dispatched that robot with a camera. gator taken off. with the camera to get to the root of this issue in that pipe, and you can see in this video the moment the gator sees the robot approaching, it begins to walk away swiftly. at one point, it starts to run away from the robot. the robot eventually got stuck and the gator got away. ah that's how it ends. folks. yes attack the robot. there you go, 17. let's see what's happening out on our roads. we've been so good so far, sal. lot of people want to see on a friday let's talk about the east bay, where most of the slow traffic lives on a daily basis today. it's much better. it's beginning to improve and look at the bay bridge. it's nice and light. now there is some congestion on the bridge. but it's not all that bad. likewise for the same mateo bridge, it's not completely light. but there are some areas that are still crowded like the drive on 80. richmond berkeley.

. >>> let's now go to orlando in florida where florida governor and now republican presidential canada what is his first speech since he is -- or became an announced presidential candidate. he is speaking to the florida homeschool association. >> -- we showed and we really blew up that entire narrative in the state of florida by standing against it. obviously when you saw the rioting going on in minneapolis, i didn't just sit there and do nothing, i called out our national guard, we were not going to let florida cities burn down and that did not happen here and it will never happen here. and so we have to be honest about the destruction that we have seen throughout our country over the last three years, particularly in these urban areas that turn their back on our school children and put the interests of school unions ahead of the interests of parents and students and education is an important issue. as a governor i know how important it is for the state, but i also look at it through the lens of being a father of a 6, 5 and 3-year-old. my wife and i, we really believe in our bones in

nuestro pensamiento llegara orlando, florida, junto con mi hijo.tiene la informaciÓn a esta hora. adelante. marlene: buenos dÍas. en este primer dÍa sin el tÍtulo 42 y completa transiciÓn al tÍtulo 8 aquÍ en el paso se respira esperanza. sin embargo, sabemos que del lado mexicano y mucha frustraciÓn. decenas de familias se quedaron atrapadas bÁsicamente. ya no pudieron ingresar a los estados unidos por esa valla militarizada. tambiÉn ese alambre de pÚas que les impide poder entregarse la patrulla fronteriza como lo habÍan estado haciendo. le quiero enseÑar el panorama aquÍ donde me encuentro en la iglesia del sagrado corazÓn. algunos inmigrantes se empiezan a despertar. Éste es un grupo nuevo que apenas acaba de llegar ayer. son personas que estÁn aquÍ porque no tienen el dinero para seguir con su familiares o seguir a otros lugares donde ellos quisieran empezar una nueva vida. este sueÑo americano que tanto se habla. cÓmo estÁs? cuÁndo llegaste aquÍ? por quÉ sigues aquÍ? >> yo llegue hace un mes aquÍ. estoy resolviendo para completarpara el sitio

host: orlando, florida saying neither party has the right approach.hanks for calling in, go ahead. caller: good morning. i am very concerned american, third-generation. i have never seen or experienced this what we are living, this civil unrest. it is no longer -- it is in our face. this has, as consequences that were laming -- laying blame. we are beyond blame. it's now in our face, what are we going to do about it. obama was in eight years, let's look at the simplicity of it. where it's coming from. get to the root. we are playing a division here. this is no longer -- america needs to unite. we need a meeting of the minds and the people -- i have lived homeless with a 12-year-old. i cannot even get medical help. my mom, 84 years old, a diabetic , you are holding the people hostage or tired or beat old -- we are exhausted. our kids, our future, we are losing that. it is a war, let's play the politics game. let's look at the simplicity. this is our future america united. our forefathers are rolling in their graves. what are we doing. it's not family -

florida? >> in orlando. >> i got a daughter in miami. one of my unworthy son-in-laws. that's what i call both of them. >> you are a great man. >> appreciate everything you've done in the past, look forward to more in the future. >> thank you. >> i will keep you posted. >> the industry has been good to us all these years, you guys are in office it goes well for us. >> we need your help, we do. >> let's get a picture of both of us. [inaudible conversations] >> a tiny bit. >> perfect. >> a one on one. >> thanks for coming. >> nice to meet you. >> what your name? >> james. >> james, mike pence. >> my wife, lahren do. >> honor to meet you. >> thank you so much. very kind. >> thanks to coming for our great state. >> you live in this area? >> i do. >> i think we were. >> she works so hard for membership activities. >> i manage all the products we are financing. i'm involved. >> perfect. >> thank you so much, thank you. >> great to meet you. >> these guys are like see you? >> really. good to meet you. good to meet you, mike pence. good to meet you. live in the area? >> i'm fro

. >> well, you have to move them to orlando. floridat florida can only maintain one club, one major league team. >> barely. >> miami, tampa bay, barely. move them to orlando, see if it works there. oddly enough, i would submit that the tampa bay fans contribute to tampa bay teams' continued greatness. the front office doesn't have to worry about the outrage that will happen if they move a guy or if they don't sign a guy. >> i think that's right. >> just like boston. >> every time they -- when the yankees or red sox office coughs, everyone freaks out. tampa can do things nobody notices or cares about, and it turns out to be smart, versus all of us yelling at them. >> let's bring in jonathan lemire. speaking of somebody who says, 162 games, nothing to worry about, you and lupica, just models of the tampa fans. >> even keel, always. that's me, don't live and lie on every single pitch. will, let's talk about the teams that have disappointed so far this year, including teams that spent a ton of money. the mets. mets fans everywhere deeply di

project they were going to be developing not far from your district, i understand, down in florida, near orlandoism, statements and actions governor has been leveling against disney. >> governor desantis is more interested in running for president than running the state of florida. because of that, he has adopted that politically. if he is in the battle with disney, it's going to help him out trump donald trump in a republican primary. over 2,000 high paying jobs to the region, which was important because of di esantis' fight to win this presidency, now we're paying the price. that's not pro business. it's not smart. and it's not just with disney. w we see this across the board. the permitless carry which allows you to hold any gun, any place. banning abortion of six weeks. this is what we've seen from this governor because he's more interested in running for president than running the state of florida. >> let me also get your reaction to what's going on in the debt ceiling talks underway right now between the president and republican leadership in the house and is senate. in the president were

florida? >> winter park. orlando. mr. pence: i got a daughter in miami.ne of my unworthy sjunneson-in-laws live downs there. that's what i call both of them. >> you're a great man. mr. pence: very kind. >> appreciate everything you've done in the past. look forward to more in the future. mr. pence: thank you. >> we need you in the building material industry, been good to us. when you get in office it go wells for us. mr. pence: well, you know. >> let's get a picture with both of us. mr. pence: thanks for coming. >> thank you. mr. pence: hi, what's your name? >> james. my wife linda. mr. pence: nice to meet you. >> thanks for coming to our great state and for all you do. mr. pence: you live here? >> in concord. >> she works so hard in activities. >> that would be wonderful. mr. pence: thank you. >> nick. good to meet you. >> awesome. mr. pence: you live in the area? >> i'm from dover. >> i'm from concorde. mr. pence: what line of work you in? >> electrician. mr. pence: so you're making real money. >> don't like to brag. [laughter] you know. us, plumbers, y

to see disney canceling a billion dollars contract that's only going to harm people in the florida and orlando stand down. take the victory for parents rights in the legislature and move on. >> rachel: it wasn't just pence as donald trump is also going after desantis over disney trump running away with the early poll in the g.o.p. primary. he thinks attacking desantis could his lead. desantis is being destroyed by disney. this is all so unnecessary. a political stunt. so, is this disney showdown a preview of what we can expect in the debates this fall? the stage is starting to take shape and sparks are set to fly. will desantis and donald dominate the discussion or can haley or vivek have a chance at stealing the spotlight or will trump even show up to the first debate? no doubt his supporters want more moments like this. >> this a tough business to run for president. >> i know you are a tough guy, jeb. >> we need to have a leader that. >> you are real tough. >> you will never get by insulting your way presidency. >> i'm at 42 and you are at 3. so far i'm doing better. >> it doesn't matter. >>

florida. >> reporter: here in orlando, a seller's market bureau home prices keep rising because inventory, availablewe will go to the kitchen... >> reporter: avel ramirez, a luckless home shopper in orlando, his hometown. >> looking basically in our outcome into cities and towns that i don't even know about. >> reporter: in orlando's orange and seminal counties, the median home price almost $432,000, a 24% spike in two years. advice to buyers, prepared to settle for less than your dream home. bring cash offers, and close quickly. how quickly can you sell a house? >> we are seeing them gone within 3-5 days. >> reporter: on target different ghosts, homes for sale sit on a lot of frustration. mark strassmann, cbs news cbs news, orlando. >> norah: now to a drive to make the nation's roadways safer. the national highway traffic safety administration is proposing a new rule that would require automatic emergency brakes on all new passenger cars and light trucks beer now, the new rule would require vehicles to be able to stop to avoid a crash at speeds of up to 62 miles per hour. the agency estimates that

florida is a big win for us here in california. the campus was expected to add 2000 jobs to orlando's local economy, many aforesaid to be rotated from california. disney in florida governor ron desantis have been in a public fight when disney spoke out against the state's so-called don't say gay bill. >>> a ready to see thousands of runners and very interesting costumes or bubbly no costumes at all. i went last year and i saw way too much. bay to breakers is back in the city this weekend. the race cuts across the city from the embarcadero to ocean beach. street closure started to make way for the route. gianna franco joins us now with which streets will be shut down and how to get around them. gianna, the race, while you see a lot, it is a lot of fun. >> it is a lot of fun and a big part of the bay area, san francisco. bay to breakers is a lot of time. a lot of people head out to the city because of the so there are street closures the start tonight. plan ahead and give yourself some extra time. the race is about 7 1/2 miles long. maine and howard is where the starting line is. some of the closures include howard street, main street

i wasjust down in florida, in orlando, last week reporting this story and talking to businessmen whohmentjust because of what disney is doing. i've talked about some buzzes our who feel that ron desantis has gone too far, but there is a calculation ron desantis is making here. he is cackling that were public and primary voters care more about social issues, cultural issues, than they care about these traditional republican business issues helping out corporations and having a family business environment, and there are some indications he might be on firm ground here, that republican voters do care more about cultural issues than they care about supporting big business, but that definitely represents a shift in the republican party, it shift that obviously started with donald trump in 2016. 0k, anthony, but if he does get the nod to be the republican candidate, how is this conservative, his conservative priorities, going to play out with democrats? that is auoin to play out with democrats? that is going to be _ play out with democrats? that is going to be the _ play out with democrats

because there's a report disney will take this major mammoth billion dollar project and from florida, the orlando to california. listen, i really think it's a huge mistake on bob iger's part. he was brought back to the company to save it. not to get into a fight with desantis. feels like he's doubling down. they just had ugly news on that star wars thing. that went down the tubes. they got a major downgrade on wall street today. you know, how involved do you think disney should be in these social issues? >> you know, charles my family grew up watching the wonderful world of disney every sunday night. my kids had every disney film on video, but now, my own children are afraid to have their children watch a disney show, that they are wrapping up very personal issues into candy. it's simply not right. just go back to your business model. go back to blocking and tackling go back to the basics. we want to be entertained give us family entertainment. charles: i agree. sunday nights used to be melancholy too because as soon as it had gone off you know back-to-school the next day but it was great. when i

david: but gary as i mentioned you live in orlando so you know florida particularly the disney situation very well. trump, as everybody knows, is a businessman and he made deals, he wrote a book called the deal maker, and i mean, he knows how to make deals even with our enemies. for goodness sakes he did it with the rocket man, the dictator of north korea, whereas desantis has this really blunt approach to dealing with problems. it brings to mind the idea of, you know, if trump was a president maybe he would sit in a room with the head of disney and they would hammer out some kind of deal just between the two of them. why can't desantis do that? it brings up that dichotomy between trump and desantis. >> and look, i will not disagree with what's just been said. there's only one problem with what's just been said and that is two words. donald trump. he's going to use what just happened with disney big time. he's going to promote it big time. lost jobs, too much fighting, anti-business, whether right or wrong, that's going to be front and center and i can tell you here in florida, front pag

. >> jacqui: florida governor ron desantis speaking in orlando. his first speech since launching white house bid. desantis and former president donald trump planning to stomp on the state of iowa. rich edison. hey, rich? >> good morning, jacui. that first campaign event tuesday. florida governor traveling to iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. first day and a half ripping former president donald trump adding to debt, failing to finish the wall and covid. trump shot back. he said desantis is better than most democrats and calls him average. trump will be in iowa with a town hall thursday with sean hannity. desantis has large lead on the rest of the field. they maintain they can break through. >> multiple voices is a good thing. if this race would be a two-person race, which it is not, that is not good. >> optimistic positive message backbone anchored in conservative principles working. more my message gets out, more excited people are to join the team. >> campaigns still finalize, scott hutchinson, nikki haley, and former swaummy. jacui? >> jacq