florida has about 3 million more people than new york does, and yett new york's budget is over twiceof the state of florida's budget. do they have better infrastructure? better roads? no. not better education. florida k-12 latest achievement rankings by education week puts florida number three in the entire country, and we have a number -- [applause]us and we have the number one ranked public university system five years running by u.s. news and world report. in september the united states reported 194,000 new jobs. florida sphere of that september jobs report r was 84,500 jobs. and in august of 21 -- 2021, the last month we full data on our revenue from hotels was 11% higher than august of 2019 before covid even happened. and the rest of the country was down by 5%. we are proud of the progress, but freedom works, but since i became governor i basically said i'm going to run, i'm going to do certain things, hold me to those promises. and so not only have we said what we are going to do, we have delivered time and time again for the people of florida. when i became governor since janu

rob may yett-- mayeda has more. in the hill tops starten around 8:00 for the north bay, extending southward as we head through tonight. notice these wind advisories that are up. it's alternates differe be wind speeds in the hilltops being stronger that we've seen recently. wind gusts up to about 30, 40, and some of higher hills could get gusts to 50 miles per hour. any fires that get started could see a rapid rate of spread, and at the wind speeds expected above 1,000 feet it's possible we could see some power outages and tree damage. you may notice that during the day on sunday. earlier this week, we did have in vain, so the fire danger may have been reduced very slightly, but in 36 hours, the dry winds will enhance that fire danger. we'll be watching that closely, and also check this out. some snow happening right now not southern sigh on sierras. and more from those big changeses in sierra coming up in about 12 minutes. >> i have not heard the word "snow" in the forecast for quite some time. >>> cal fire is on al

maybe two colorss we're not sure yett no word when the change will be made. >> carroll county man had a lapse of common senne. he has been charged for shinning a green laser at a medevac helicopter. %-paramedic aboard.ot and lasers can temporarily causs blindness and disorientation for the pilot. this happened last night. and police apparently caught david hop wood red-handed. he is 35, he should know better. >>the town of peramis new jersey held a ground on "black friday." not allowing stores to open before seven a.m. well this year some council members tried to change it. they wanted to allow stores to open two hours earlier at 5 a.m. to help them compete. >> why should they have to go out to anywhere shop. they should come here to do all of theeshopping. >> but the whole idea turns into a big fight among city leaders and last night the issue was tabled. and stores are told tonight, ddn't even think about opening %-or -- "black friday"" not good friday. or you will be fined. i don't understand the common sense that anybody would want to get up stand in linn any time before the sun c

it's not known yett caused the s-u-v to lose control. several lanes of in that area are closed and mat re-open until early tomorrow morning. 3 children and 4 adults were rescued today from a pleasue boat that overturned in the north bay. the rescue took place off dillion beach, near tomales. 5 people were found clingino the hull of the boat. 2 kids were trapped in the cabin. a helicopter plucked the five people from the boat and tok them to shore. "..." this was the scene when cres drilled a hole through the drilled a hole through the capsized boat to rescue theo children trapped in the cab. they appeared uninjured bute taken to petaluma valley hospital as a precaution. 's unclear what caused the boao capsize. investigators say weather does not appear to a factor. "this was a very happy endig today. nobody was injured, certainly nobody was killedd the children and the parents were reunited. and it's a vy happy ending." all seven passengers were checked out for hypothermiao one was wearing a life jacket. "i'm not ready to give up oe fight

. >>> that's your -- it's not here yett. will prime the pump all evening. showers start in the late evening early morning hours and we will see low snow levels, down to about 2,000 feet. here comes the system. it's in the park. it has everything you need. it has cold air, look where it's coming from and then low -- midlatitude moisture. the combination is perfect. it's a nice -- a text book storm and we will see significant snows, and some significant rain. we won't see flooding rain, inch of rain and inch and a half of rain it'll seem -- maybe perhaps like a lot of rain. the winds will be going about 30 miles an hour. heaviest over night. here is how it plays out. the early morning drive, early morning to five, six will be the nastiest and was's get past that it'll start so break up and be scattered showers as the front slides through. in the mountains you will talk about a win tore storm warning the snow will continue. we will be hit for tomorrow morning and early morning drive but the mountains will keep going through thursday. tuesday at 11:00 tonight.

it may not be the hap yetts place on earth after all. two people died after going on rides in disney world. in october 1st woman passed out and died after riding hollywood studio's toy story midway mania attraction. another woman died after riding it's a small world ride. she believes the deaths are co incidental. >> recommending all passenger planes making long flights over water have new and improved boughtthey want them to broadcast minute by minute by satellite or emergency trance mirts that can identify the site. jeff gore dan downshifting his career. the 2015 season will be his last as a full-time racer. he won't use the r word leaving open the possibility of a future return to the track. he has 92 career cup wins putting third during the daytona 25 wins. this will be gore gone's 23rd season racing. >> this year for tax filing you might be getting a refund. jolene kemp from our sister network is here to explain. >> customers flooded them with complaints after they were discovered to buy more expensive software. to any investor who

are we paying attention or thinking about the technology that is not yett created? i want to be focused on upstream approach as opposed to being reaction. >> i believe the commissioner will be happy -- we're happy to answer that question under number 9 on the emerging mobility topic. this is a lifeline item. >> i'm sorry, what did you say? >> we're on item 5, lifeline grant, but we're taking many proactive steps to respond to the emerging mobility services on the streets, but that is item 9. >> supervisor cohen: ok, thank you. >> supervisor safai: i want to say a few words. i appreciate the presentation. really think that the service to fishermen's wharf as well as the late-night service is really in need and long overdue, so we appreciate the push for funding. we have a significant number of workers that work in the hotel industry, the service industry as well as the janitorial industry in downtown in that area. and so having this additional late-night service when they're getting out in the wee hours of the night, in the ability to get on public transportation is

no word yett& if the threats are related. the with the ladies and scott westerberg has highlights of a good matchup in mount vernon. --the mustangs hosting unbeaten and second ranked western dubuque...mount vernon was in this the whole way....libby ryan spots up and hits from three....musta ngs within 7.... --bobcats have an answer in the form of morgan pitz....first she buries this triple from the wing....on the next mount vernon the steal...she takes i icoast to coaststor the lay- in.....western dubuque up 46-33 late in the third... --midway through t 4th it's kaitlyn volesky with the niftyost move...that pull the mustangs back within 7.... --but they didn't have enough to pull the upset....future uni panther megan maahs hits the turnaround jumper as western dubuque stays perfect with the 55-45 win over mount vernon... --let's head south on highway one to solon where the spartans hosted central dewitt....defense was the name of the game early on as taylor ryan steps in front of the pass and takes it the other way for 2....t

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police have yett to determine if the shooting wags targeted. >>> in a statement, the new haven unified school district saying one attended the school in the district and the other was a former student. saying "we'll have support for our students osed to be a celebration and takes a somber turn. a star football player's dreams cut short after losing his battle with cancer. his friends and family still turned out to honor his memory. >>> ♪ >>> this event at new beginnings church was supposed to be a celebration for a cancer survivor but the 19-year- old ramon sanders, jr., lost his battle friday. he played for championship teams in high school and college but doctors discovered he had bone cancer late last year. he would never give up. >> he was going to be a star. if not in the league, lee was going to be a star within his community. >> he fought hard and didn't give up. he had moments where we had our talks, but to keep fighting. >>> oakland native and football superstar marshawn lynch visited to pay respects. >> dom mick blackwell was shot by a fellow student ten face ago at saugus hi

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. >> i hear you say that and, yett you see pes, video of people enjoying themselves at the beach in florida perhaps other places. what do you say to them? >> one of the things that's stimulated me to make the statement about appeing and tweeting the younger generation is that i see thpiose ctures of people frolicking aroun bar. it's spring break, in many cases, you're young, feel invulnerable, want to have a good time. i get that. i was young at one time and enjoyed doing that, bt this is a very unique situation we're in. you know, you can almost make an analogous to what was happening, you know, in a war whenry evee was called upon to just step to the plate and do something extraordinary. it isn't business as usual. we cannot treat this as business as usual. >> woodruff: speaking of spring break, cvonflicting aice this week to americans in different states about whether schools should be clsed, opened, daycare centers. what is your best advice on that right now?va >> iies from location to location. you want to listen to the local -- state and local health authorities, but you also would ho

but i am strongly for choice and yett i hate e the concept of abortion.t you wouould not ban it were partial-birth abortionon? mr. trump: i am pro-o-choice in every respect. as far as it goes. but i just hate it. amy: so that was president trump in 1999. fatima goss graves, talk about the significance -- saying "i am pro-choice in every way" and now he is the first sitting president ever to address the march for life march in washington. decadesa difference to makes in terms of his ability to play to his base. that is what this is about. the irony is seven in 10 do not want to see roe v. wade overturned. he is now out of step with the majority of people and has moved away from where most people are both in 1999, but certainly where they are right now. go tof you could then what happened on wednesday where the education secretary betsy make says she wants to abortion unconstitutional andd unthinkable and compared abortion to slavery. >> it is outrageous. it is outrageous to really compare anything to slavery, but it is outrageous to especially comparare ab

yett a demands. first demand was to transfer the vacant homes that the city of phihiladelphia and the housig into a community land trust. they refused to talk toto us abt those issues. they raised many other issues that were imporortant, but refud to talk about those. we dececided we would walk out, that we needed that one conversation that was about permanent housing. upon doing that, they started to escalate and threaten us and to cut our sanitation contracts. we then engaged them again. that is where we are at now. they have decided to come to the table with the actual mayor and the actual housing authority ceo to have a real conversation about permanent low income housing. amy: last month, one of your fellow housing activists,, jennifer bennetch, announced they were helping unhoused families occupy multiple homes. in this clclip from an intntervw with unicorn riot, she describes who owns the homes. >> so we're over there right across the street from the $45 million housing authority had -- headqu

yett the latest emerson pollhe finds her up one on anchor terry lake, the pick of donald trump. the winner will likely face off against democrat katie of arizona secretary of state, arizona republican gubernatorial candidate karen taylor . robeson was supposed to join me tonight, but unfortunately, technicalfort issues prevented t from happening. tomorrow is a big day in arizona. mowe'll keep our eyes on thatee and we'll see because it's b a little like against trump. her pick is his pick and trump won with with the other. meanwhile, up next, beyonce knowles. they needed scrubs in offensivee word from her new album.sh but has she gone far enough? and the political side of your favorite sitcom characters. i'm talking to archie bunker c. raymond arroyo brings it all ton the seen and unseen in i a mattr of moments. >>ts and that's what raymond. looks like going to fox nation exclusives one critical challenge for the special guest of five town, which includes embeds with state troopers. anybody coming across this border smuggling for a firsthand journey to the front lines. we've see

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including ron desantis, a guy that he has been bashing and slanldedering all over the country, and yett i defend donald trump i support him in this case so this is a reminder of how powerful and potent a force trump continues to be. we'll see if he can keep that. we know that this does turn off centrist voters. we saw what centrist voters did to trump-backed candidates in the 2022 elections, but in the short-term as donald trump tries to consolidate republican support, this is a big boost for him. >> carlos curbelo, i appreciate your time. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> up next, we're watching history unfold there's no doubt about this before our very eyes we'll talk to historian john meacham about this you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports. the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com - representative! - sorry, i didn't get t

yette clarke, new york. congresswoman capps of california. congressman gallego of arizona, congressman desauliner from california. congresswoman velazquez of new york. congresswoman kaptur of ohio. congresswoman lawrence of michigan. congressman norcross of new jersey. congresswoman jackson lee of texas. congresswoman torres of california. congressman engel of new york. we are very proud. members will be coming and going because we have floor action on all of this today. with that i'm going to recognize our chairman and two vice chairs of the task force, congressman becerra, congresswoman esty, and congressman bobby scott for them to put their questions or statements on the record. mr. becerra. mr. becerra: thank you, madam leader. i'll do the best can i to keep time to be a good role model here. first i would like to say thank you for the testimony with regard to the research that must be done so we can do a better job of preventing gun violence. it's crazy to me that we can't figure out a way at least do the basic research that gives us bet

and there's a signal that we could havec the average setting up across parts of the for surec just yetts as well. now we're a& weather system that will produce some winds here in the bay area. spthe same system will produce some some, some stronger winds a and texas. and area here for thursday, possibly extreme fire danger. we'll bet& watching out for that as those winds do pick up fire danger fos out across the californiaúoutút. still some california. and there's a slight chance still of a lingering shower for this afternoon and into the evening. hours but the pattern is changing in the pacific, and we are expecting some dry days ahead and some warmer days ahead as well. current wind reports. right now you can see there's a. santa rosa gusting to around 22 miles an hour. some more reports for you. sfo westerly an hour. t breeze at about 12 miles an hour. here's our live camera toward the golden bridge, and we're looking up in the north bay, some blue sky here and still some lingering clouds. we'll start out tomorrow morning with some patchy cloud cover, but it looks like lots of sunshi

executive director terror, a simple yett assymetric project. we don't have any claims of responsibility. there was not an official declaration, within 12 hours or so you had isis folks popping up to say we did this. what do you make of that? >> you can't really rely on a claim of a terrorist groups. historically they didn't take claim right away. they would evaluate how much fear and terror they put into the population. this air craft blew up over sinai. they found the wreckage over in a matter of hours. by blowing up over the water, you go into the mh-370 scenario. you have no idea where or when you'll find that and that of course, extends this story out a long way. they may not want to take claim right away. >> one thing i keep thinking about is the distinction between a kind of attack you would do in which it required passenger willing or someone on the plane willing to kill themselves versus some kind of on board explosive device that can be remotely controlled. it strikes me, the latter is much harder, right sng. >> it is harder in a way.

come through here in march, and now, you know, for to come at the end, you know, it was just marking yettgain a hard year. there's a reason they call itng "nashville st a lot of people coming together.r. the first people reaching out t me weople trying to figure out how to help.p. while it was a dark day, someme people weretill trying to find a little bit of hope and help people out. >> nawaz: we'll be the story for updates. that is kimberlee kreusi fromm the associated press joining us tonight from nashville. thanks to you.y >> thanku. >> nawaz: in the day's other news, beginning on monday, travelers from the united kingdom must present a negive covid-19 test within three days of flying to the united states.. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention made the announcement last nighto help prevent the spread of new, highly contagious covid variants in britain. that comes as the u.s. death toll neared 330,000. and hospitalizations nationwide hit a new record high yesterdayh more than 120,000. we'll take a closer look at thet devag toll the pandemic has taken on los angeles county

. >> and yett producing. they're t producing. and nobody wants tf o go outre and have the kind of reforms we need in some states. florida, arizona, you're begin to see real change, putting parent s back in charge. and i think that's franklydevosa going to be the future to have what betsy device called chucation, freedom more than just school choice, butan a freedom to find out how your child learns and whether it's an apprenticeship or it's an online or a charter school or under whatever circumstance. and that, i think, going to be one of the biggest fightsou for our survival as a country. >> fantastic. wer great to see you. thank you.about, t and speaking of control ofo the senate that we were talking about, the left's response to wp john vitamines, very disturbing interview with nbcre wasn't a question whether he cano actually really serve, but rather to attack the reporterfet who just asked some basiermac questions. letterman's opponent, dr.l mehmet oz, is here next.th he'll respond. that plus the newest allegations made again

nancy pelosi has allic the security, the capitol police have all the security yett y they want everyday americans like you and me at our homes and our businesses as we drive some ofon us that have concealed carry permits to not be able to useo the very weapons that we can utilize toli protect our homes, our families and our loved ones. and that's exactly what this isi all about. it's time to say no and thank you for doing that . i appreciate it. congressman rick steube of florida west , thanks for having me. good to see you. dana bash is a nationally syndicated radio show host and knows a lot about gun rights and joins us tonight. ken, thanks so much for coming on . i'm confused as to why anybody holding office as a o republican would even engage on this issue. prevent there is no good faith effort s to try to prevent school shootings, something that all people want and there ist tople want and there ist the law abiding. >>he a so why are they even plag along with this charade? a that's the million dollarin question, tucker . and thanks so much forg having me too, o by the way. w and i

>> we have commissioner paul yett. >> vice president elias: commander, congratulations. >> thank you very much. i'll get started. good evening commissioners and vice president elias, police commissioners. good evening, director henderson and chief scott. i'm with the risk management office and i'm here today to present to you our early intervention system, the summary for the second quarter of 2021. thank you, sergeant youngblood. we have a presentation on our screen. let's start with the early intervention system. i'm going to refer to that as 'eis' going forward. but the san francisco police department preevengs system of individual sfpd members. the intent of the system is to provide nondisciplinary measures to provide the highest level of satisfaction to the public. this is a very comprehensive report. i will be focusing on the highlights. next slide, please. i'd like to give full credit for this report to the team at our legal divisions. this is one of the many projects they've worked on and we have two preventional staff. thank you for putting this presentation together. okay.

this weekend bart is kicking off a major improvement project for the next six weeks the lafayette yett station will have best bridges going through because those stations at least the lafayette station will be closed. if you travel on eastbound highway 24 the are two left lanes will be closed near the station from tonight through monday. this will accommodate a large crane for track repairs. -buses will be providing a bridge and all of this work going on as you mentioned for the next six weeks. it could be an inconvenience if you happen to take bart on the weekend. >> a lot of the equipment that will be replaced has been around since we started service in the early 70s. it is time to replace this equipment. it is time for new equipment to be in place to give our writers a safe and reliable experience. >> reporter: in addition to replacing track they will also replace the half-dozen switches those are vital come opponents that allows them to redirect trains from line to line. the work as a result of measure rr that was passed in 2016 and a bus bridge it will be completely closed and if

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yett has not really worked and looking at the past data points out of europe, we have not seen europeanth and the european markets have been underperforming the u.s. market for quite some time. we are waiting to see it pick up for economic growth. if it picks up in a few days, that will convince us. julia: we have seen some greater degree of potential growth outside of europe and we're seeing it exploding down from stronger levels and the pmi last week was a real turning point as far as sentiment is concerned. when i am in the united states, people tell me how bearish it is in europe. and when i am in europe, they say they think the u.s. is a basket case. --europe is the macro out performer. julia: talking about this corrective phase. you wrote a great article talking about if we in the correction at this point, it will be shallow and -- end the correction at this point, it will be shallow and short. >> investments, we were not too concerned yesterday but there is some element of panic. we look at the last five corrections during this bull market and it took the stock 200 days to recove

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