back with me are dean obeidallah and brian tyler cohen. dean, you are the veteran of this game.you've got to interview morgan freeman. how cool was that? >> exactly. clearly. >> fulton county d a fani willis. she went fall -- on the trump crime family. she took care of all family business -- she got the money. trump, giuliani, meadows. and she's taking care of all of maga world as a strong powerful black women. it's driving them crazy. maga, how do you like that critical race theory? it's funny willis. >> she took a white folding chair to justice. we appreciate that. brian, it is your turn my friend. who won the week? >> i'm going to go with a little bit of a curveball here. i had a feeling dean would pick fani willis. ben shapiro issued this 45-minute call to arms against party about how hard the right can flex its muscles and destroy this monument to woke communist leftist culture. what happened next was that barbie became the highest grossing release ever from warner brothers. big thumbs up to ben shapiro and his boycott crusaders on the right, for showing all of us just how

does anyone have a question for dean?e have microphones going around -- here's one right here. [inaudible conversations] i've just begun your sahara book but it is for both of them. now that you're moving on with your life and doing your next project and all, how has your philosophy of life or how is your vision changed as you -- let these experiences those too i'm sure the others of which he spoke. but yeah patrick so i'm wondering when i read a year later so i'll say first of all i think it is the very best animal story ever written. about the yosemite. but anyway so you get the gist of the question. >> i think -- well i like to -- go back into history and as logan l said bring it alive because ica think in i can point out a lot of places where time seems to telescope history and in a couple of lessons i think often when you go back and look at history it's not -- not black and white. it's messy and more beautiful and more fun and more relatable. if we try to crystallize it, it becomes almost untruth in itself and i thi

back with me now is dean, host of the dean show on sirius xm.mean for american democracy that we have members of the senate, the most augusto, highest body in the land who try to overturn an election? they have in some shape or form and been a part of this criminal conspiracy by trump. they may not have committed crimes themselves but they were criminal conspiracy adjacent. >> absolutely. and it's deeply concerning because it also has more people in the base that thinks what trump did was not illegal because they're buddies with -- 75% of republicans did not think what trump did was illegal. it wasn't efforts to question the election. there is one person in the house repeating that, that is jim jordan. jim jordan, the january six report is the most talked about member of the congress. jim jordan is a significant player in the effort to overturn the election. i wrote about it before. jim jordan is not involved in just talking. some of the other guy's, he led, meetings numerous meetings on january six, he -- rudy giuliani, they talked about stoppi

but we're here to talk to dean king. i've known dean for decades now, since my earliest days in new york. i consider him a mentor and a friend. you've got his boilerplate info, so i'm not going to reread that he's written many books and magazine articles. he produces tv series. my five word description of his books are he brings history to life. it's a nonfiction writer of. one of the things i most admire about dean is how turns his personal passions into, his livelihood. way back in the 1990s, he fell in love. the historical maritime maritime novels patrick o'brian set during napoleonic wars, and he spent the next decade or more becoming a maybe the o'brian expert. he published companion books, some of which i him with, and he eventually published the first biography of patrick o'brian is a fascinating tale of. a man who pretended most of his life during research. he was in the new york yacht club library when he discovered an old leather bound volume with, the title sufferings in africa. and that was enough to spark an

thank you, dean. >> thank, you appreciate it. [applause] >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span two, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. three pm, eastern watch the second part of the calvin coolidge centennial conference marking the centennial of the 30th presidents essential to the white house. and at 9:15 pm, eastern on the presidency, pete hughes, a former white house stenographer for presidents ronald reagan and barack obama, talked about

i am the dean of the faculty of electronics and information technologies of sumy state university . i have many students, one thousand and a half full-time students and two hundred employees who provide the educational process in addition to moreover, i am the owner of four weapons, so it turned out, some like fishing, some play cards. and for the last two years, i liked to go to the training ground on sundays and do some exercises, my friends. it was about nine in the morning. russian tanks were already on the approach to the city. they call me and ask where i am. i am here in romenska. they say, "we are with you ." they began to keep in touch with me every hour, where to go, what to do, etc., we are picking up the boy, we are going to the university, the university administration provided us with a corps and all kinds of administrative and food support, the same also happened with us, we did not have any heavy weapons no armor, no bulletproof vests, no walkie-talkies, just automatic machines, and we started with that, these are friends of kuma, the deputy dean of a certain serhiy

elizabeth: dean, it's fun having you on a friday night.deal, e-mac, done. elizabeth: the debate about democrats and the two-tiered system of justice, congressman pat fallon will join us in studio on biden insider's deafen arch's -- devon archer's testimony igniting the debate. let's check in first with our buddies dagen and sean, they have got "the bottom line" coming up. sean: democrats wanting to telesize -- televise the trump trial as well as a liberal writer asking if the liberals are the bad guys. kash patel and charlie hurt. dagen: also victor davis hansen on the two sets of laws for two americas and biden's vast regulatory state. you don't want to drive an ev? well, doggone biden will shove it down your throat. tammy bruce also coming up,bo okstarts top of the hour. ♪ [laughing] book a get-away-from-work trip. use onekeycash. order some sides. do not disturb. join one key to earn and use rewards across expedia, hotels.com, and vrbo. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel activ

the company's ceo joins us alongside actor dean cain, next.rvey revealing 32% of our nation's children believe in god that's a staggering low number and christian gaming platform is hoping to change that. true play invites children to enghaij their faith their bible while playing online here to tell us more is actor dean cain and our friend and ceo and founder of true play. brent and dean thanks for seeing you coming to you in a sec but let me start with you how do you get kids to go away from the cornucopia of options they have that have nothing to do with god and turn to faith? >> you know, what we did at true play was we wanted to make it fun and excellent and beautiful, and exciting so we tell great stories with characters you can see i'm wearing character on my t-shirt in a tiger costume you see lucas that dean has on his shirt a skunk and robot suit that shoots laser beams they're going with great bigs adventures against bad games and fire balsz but where god's truth is woven into the whole story. >> adventure kids will have fun doing th

we are bringing in anything dean , who has been analyzing -- nathan dean. your colleagues expected a significant wave of issuance from the biggest of the banks to begin with -- midsized banks to begin with. that you are seeing expectations cool just a bit. what changed from the posturing from the fdic from weeks ago to now? nathan: this rule is less onerous on what regulators had put out. it was voted upon 5-0. it is a bipartisan proposal. what changed is the definition of long-term debt. this proposal requires -- what was originally anticipated is they would have to issue total loss absorbing capacity debt. that is something that the big banks already have to do. if you were to take that rule and apply it to angst was $100 billion in assets, you would be looking at 150 billion dollars in terms of a shortfall. because it is only long-term debt and not t that, that short form will be much less. given the bipartisan nature, the less onerous regulations and so forth, this rule is certainly not the scary headline that it could have been that people were anticip

as dean, i have been asked, what is my stance on it? first, i will say that this is an example of research and i am very pleased with the research that mr. downey and mr. hayward conducted here. they conducted some 75 interviews with people to get to the heart of the matter. we support academic freedom. i support the work that they have done and i am very pleased with the outcome in the sense that it, first and foremost, has sparked a conversation, an important conversation. we hope to continue this conversation here today. we look forward to your involvement in this ongoing discussion, this can forth, and where we go from here. with no further ado, i want to turn it over to the esteemed panelists so they can give opening comments. then, we want to again engage in the discussion. we will start with mr. downey. glenn: thank you very much. as the dean said, we interviewed 75 news leaders and journalists route the company -- thereof the country at newspapers, television stations, and networks that own the stations. we discovered they are a

i think that she's not looking at the dean just we fees. there's no point in doing that piece of janet. somebody gets them up and what came up on the same street with that criminal. i see, i would take you to deal. i testify, i should have called everything. we don't become active. it's because we love a demo, somebody's not a tea party is a serious business. i do have your rebuttal. i have to say, i do cut activism from the perspective of the don't toby drill. 90 is what kills for being a drug. and so i know what i mean, my life, i don't want fuel 15 years ago for being a drone on these. he wasn't even on investigative joe 90, so you can't even get killed for when they call them. it's a part of the yeah, well, how can i know female? i'm always what you my boss. nobody knows i was coming to button for example. i just show up when i pull stuff down social media. well, i'd say these to say when you mix these activities in the problem is the home we see it means it's no longer. i'm not, i'm not serious. i do not identify as one i will never id

i would never minimize watergate, especially with john dean on a panel. but think about it. >> smart man. >> think about it. h.r. haldeman went to prison for covering up a botched attempt to bug the opposition. mark meadows is accused of orchestrating a mafia-style shakedown of a state official for nonexistent votes and, oh, by the way, enabling the overthrow of american democracy. so he owns the title of worst chief of staff lock, stock, and barrel in my view. >> i want to bring in jason willick to the conversation as well because you've an opinion columnist. you actually think, i mean set aside the list that chris is talking about of who the worst chief of staff may have been. i don't think anyone wants that title. but i think he might actually be successful in movinging his caso federal court. why? >> well, i do think he might be successful. i think it's telling that he's not charged in jack smith's federal indictment with breaking federal law. in fact, in jack smith's federal indictment, he's described as urging president trump to stop the rioting on

people like the dei dean got suspended enabling that behavior. >> where do we go from here? take again, again taking for example, at stanford where the dean was ultimately suspended. is that the countertrend in a positive direction? you see more of that happening, what is the course that we are following what should we do now? >> i see the trend, to me it mimics trickle down, seeing a lot of good positive change tactic that the trustee level, administrative level but not make an impact on the day-to-day life on the students within the classroom or in the general campus to experience. at chapel hill, who happens is indicative of what happens elsewhere. ever since you had that fiasco with jones rejecting -- initially given her tenure, they have done somewhat of about facebook they have approved a school of civic leadership and free expression, and asked, after a syrian government decided no money to pro-life groups, the trustees came out and passed a resolution affirming their neutrality. mercy mercy positive changee level but the reality is day-to-day, no, that resolution mak

we've had truck energy featuring nadeem, dean, g, a, b, c. thanks so much for watching and caught you in a late to show bye for now. realize all the time we lose the allies of the read space of them in the library. my gosh, we list different sides of their lives easily as, as old. the money in aging, drink a cup of board as on of course then i forgot if i were to my the steps will never esl team and then to time tonight and now we see that we are doing this free time try in the meantime, energy balance ok and disrupt the boys in the, the, the facing, internal and external threats. and nation in the shadow of the times a tax on ukraine has deeply divided the population some once in a line with your others are returned to russian. in 15 minutes on d w, but you will tell here we are happy that we are boxing the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the dream force and the for the future in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. are you news african 90 minutes on dw, the wha

what is going on with janice dean? nobody else was sounding alarm except for janice dean.is 12 or 11 years ago, other networks were making fun of janice dean and her warning people to take it seriously and it brings me back toature, we have technology, it is great. we know about rapid increases and where it will head and all that. there is human instinct of being able to interpret what is going on and we in west coast have earthquakes and fires and all that, and things you can't predict. an earthquake just shows up. people know what is going on. it was education for theest are of the country, the value of prognosticators and humanity and state leadership. one thing about policy and you can have fights and want to change things, this is when it matters, kemp, desantis, that is when your governor matters. >> janice: i agree, all of us need to come together. after a storm, you see the best in humanity. nobody asks who you voted for when your neighbor's house is taken over by water. really good moment and just trying to convey the message. we are deliverers of the message. we

dean was stood down for two months afterwards and subsequently retired as an official.alous, and ijust do not know why he would come out with it, because that is just showing you that he is not doing hisjob. i know there could be a caring element of their that he was worried about him, but you still have to do yourjob and it is his duty, he is not doing hisjob and that and it is his duty, he is not doing his job and that probably could have cost chelsea obviously a big win in the london derby considering spurs scored from that corner and it was a draw, it has left a sour taste in my mouth if i'm honest with you. more from kevin campbell on the football news show�*s latest edition that you can catch later this evening on the iplayer. you can find all the most recent episodes on their as well. the second round of golf�*s season—ending tour championship in atlanta tees off later this afternoon. around £145 million is waiting for the winner. rory mcilroy has won it three times, he's the defending champion. and he's made a good start to this year's event despite injuring his

institute of peace senior adviser dean cheng. dean, to you. message that russia and china hope for america to take away from unprovoked actions over the weekend? >> i think they are sending multiple messages one of them is look at the capabilities that the two countries have that they are willing to coordinate together. the other is if you, the u.p.s., are going to operate in the black sea near russia, if you are going to operate in the south china sea near china, hey, we can do the same thing. we can operate the bearing straits. i would expect them to see them in the future operating off of california washington state. >> brian: dan, i didn't have to tell you. this didn't happen in a vacuum. they are buzzing -- russia and china are buzzing our planes and our drones, sometimes taking them down. they are cutting off our destroyers as we go in through international waters. and we basically have had no response. again, what is our response? >> one thing i would add to the brazen russian chinese projection of power against us there is a real domes

it seems and for a large cut for the deans of the university alexander lukashenko, many. opportunity to speak. after all, the team matters history department i drew conclusions and began to work more actively in the press , economists began to visit labor collectives and universities more often and learned the mistakes of a market economy and are sure the belarusian way to hear behind the rustle of banknotes, and even a teapot of a person to strengthen the offer. it is not chinese in the country's schools and universities to invest more in the latest scientific developments, or maybe even create their own scientific fund. following the example of russia, journalism is being updated the program is enhanced work with personnel, and among the lecturers one can increasingly see media faces , an emphasis on complete immersion in the realities of the profession, the minister of information, the relevant dean, agree to teach at the faculty based on national interests. all you need is a free conversation with the dean of the faculty of biology about the conditions for personnel a

i want to bring in john dean. chris whipple who wrote the book on chiefs of staff, the gatekeepers, as well as the fight of his life, inside joe biden's white house. also here tonight is jason will i can, an opinion columnist at "the washington post." glad you are here today. let me begin with you, john dean here, because for many people loo looking at this, the web of people who have been involved now are alleged to have been involved in this activity, i wonder, when you hear about the allegations of one mark meadows and the fact that he was the chief of staff in particular, at what point do people realize it goes beyond the normal, hey, i make a call for you, sir, we will get someone in contact with you, and it might sound and become criminal? >> it sounded to me as soon as i read that he had actually traveled to georgia and personally tried to intervene and inspect an audit that was going on, that's not chief of staff kind of activity. that's trying to swing your weight as chief of staff and doing things that n

you can go to the dean.ompletely freely. have you found your team? yes, yes, that is, here, let's say, we are odnoklassniki , as i had an economic profile. i i studied mathematics and english at an advanced level, somehow it turned out that way, so i sort of became a unitary, yes, but my odnoklassniki entered there. yes who in g? yes, and who is bsu? who else where, namely for such specialties? and so they said, here we are, when we talked, we met in the summer. i say, so i came up there, i had a question. approached the dean to the decade approached. i say yes. why are you so surprised? well, because there we stand in line there , breathing constantly on the move. and you just fit right in. yes, everything is so simple with us , of course, some questions, come to the dean and decide with you more often, in addition to the fact that you did a good job of slava by the buy factor. you are also bgpu. just great. yes, i don't advertise. i tell it like it is. well, then we also talk about your passion for electri

dean phillips, what's the vietnam of this election?> the vietnam of this election everybody knows and it's about turning the page to the future. that is the vietnam of right now. that's the quagmire in which we find ourselves. mr. hurd you had on the show, if you could see the green room moments ago, the comradery between democrats and republicans who all want the same thing, was represented right there. i want to remind the american people, that's the vietnam of right now. the quagmire in which we find ourselves we will not get out of from a single leader. if everybody takes a pause, starts reaching out their hands to one another again, starts electing and selecting people of competency and good character, we're going to get out of this, and i'm optimistic. >> dean phillips, keep in touch. >> thank you, major. >> we'll be back in just a moment. (warehouse ambience) introducucing togo's's nenew french d dip sandwicics featuring fresh arartisan breae piled d high with h tender roasast beef, smsmothered wiwith melty provolone e cheese an

dean. ms. dean: thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the ranking member for having this important hearing today. an important moment of bipartisanship and the understanding that the fisa application has gone horribly wrong. it is our responsibility to do something about it. so i thank all of the witnesses for being here today for your expertise and your historical understanding of where we are. and the great moment that we're in. the foreign intelligence act, fisa, the legislative branch, we're entrusted with making the laws of the united states. it's our job to decide what the rules should be, delineating fair from unfair, safe from unsafe, sometimes these decisions are straightforward and easily guided by the constitution and commonsense, other times the decisions are more difficult. it feels like we're in one of those places now with a clear cut understanding that the abuses of the fisa applications and queries are unacceptable. we know we have a responsibility, as do the agencies, to protect our national security, to protect

when i did quote, dean, people were very happy with being changed. but guess what? that was. so people that came to see i was paid by a foreign government because i, my son's name is german. you will always be called them activities, which are the way you do your journalism. and 9 way spend they don't. oh yes, because if i was doing coordinating, for example, my name would that be would seem visibility breeland's piece of work. but the takeaway if somebody doesn't go to do it, does it take away from the work that she did? it doesn't take. i went by the people want to sand team bush, but yeah, so i am not allowed to tell you why. but i'm saying, my brother, i am talking about the work that made my mother have 50, made my brother perhaps a few with the front of me. i have it 6 i'm. i'm going to say change came and i do . i hardly print those. i've been changed parks when opened offices, where i opened into port, quote, dean, lead jobs. what am i supposed to go home to be very and i said that, well, that's not change. then my name is not bruno. so i'd like to hear from you all b

but social media videos show smoke rising over the structure, the a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. the death toll over wildfires that swept through the hawaiian island of malware over the past week has risen to 89. that makes it the deadly as wildfire disaster in the west and more than a century. hawaii is governor says a number of deaths a certain to rise as authorities search burnout homes. a once bustling city, devastated and tie and neighborhoods turned to the ground. the officials in mary and now allowing some of the residents to return home about where the homes one stood that now find any destruction. this is my house. um this is the ash the remains of my house, but um yeah, the fire knocked out the whole neighborhood. i don't know bucks in the face of the ashes wreckage and driven out pulling of humanity. this jim is one of several emergency shelters, and his donation drop off points for those who lost their homes and their nations have been streaming and from across hawaii and beyond. the fi is now mostly contained. the focus is shifting to t

i'm dean richards. >> and you've got to get in on this deal. wait till sunday to see a movie because sunday, 3,000 theaters across the country have discount tickets because it's national cinema day. so it's $4 to go, which is an amazing price and they have some deals on popcorn since you're looking at it. i'm not meaning to make you hungry. yeah. popcorn and soda. so whatever like they're playing, you got to go to the and like the website and it will tell you if it's a they're participating. barbie oppenheimer's still playing. plus, you've got the new teenage mutant ninja turtle thing and we just saw in grand juries was what i would like 4 bucks what you got to lose other. then 2 hours of your life if you don't like it. but i think those are going to be pretty strong movies. dame. >> what i want is i want dean richards to be their welcoming there without honey boy. your favorite live. it's extra hot. if you know you get air conditioning which i don't have. so yeah. so sunday is not going to be real hot. good morning you. good morning. everybody

it looks like a big cut for the deans of the university alexander lukashenko will give many people the out. after all, the team matters history department i drew conclusions and began to work more actively in the press, they began to visit labor collectives and universities more often, economists learned the mistakes of the market economy and are sure the belarusian way to hear behind the rustle of banknotes, and also the aspirations of a person to strengthen the offer. it is not chinese in the country's schools and universities to invest more in the latest scientific developments, or maybe even create their own scientific fund. following the example of russia , a program for enhanced work with personnel is being updated at the faculty of finance, and among the lecturers you can increasingly see media faces emphasis on full immersion in the realities of the profession, the minister of information and the profile dean agree to teach at the faculty, based on national interests. you only need a free conversation with the dean of the faculty of biology on the conditions for staffing and fu

also democrat how'd dean, he is -- howard dean, he is now slamming roadblocks to breakthrough drugs for alzheimer's. i'm liz macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: we've got a hot hoe for you tonight. let's welcome former deputy assistant attorney general john malcolm, fox news contributor joe concha. gentlemen, thanks for joining us this friday night and helping us out. first to you, john. "usa today" raising this legal debate. could former president trump's team ask the supreme court to decide whether his cases should be moved to federal court? because federal law lets u.s. officials, you know, move their cases to federal court if they're fighting state charges over actions related door to -- they worked for the federal government. john, does this debate have merit? what do you think? >> well, it could eventually reach the supreme court. i actually think that there is a strong argument that the case should be removed to federal court. mark meadows' attorney, george terwilliger, former deputy attorney general, has already filed the motion seeking the removal fro

nobody is afraid of dean, not even dean's wife. widespread cover-up going on with joe biden.dropping campaign finance charges against mini after they bought the separate for him and trying to arrest his political opponent. the fact that he's tied with trump shows the trouble he's in. >> greg: i have a question on you, somebody that worked in the white house. can the secret service dress in beach wear? >> dana: a polo short and khakis. you do want to blend in. it's hard to with dark sunglasses. >> greg: if somebody that is drowning that isn't the president, do they act or let him drown? >> dana: your first and foremost is to the president. but if somebody were drowning, they would try to help. i was going to say, i'm often very comfortable with congress being in recess and presidents being away. that means they're not issuing executive orders to make things more expensive for you like banning gas burning stoves. you remember when john kerry was in the wind surf. ? he was out there wind surfing. it was august, late july. that became the campaign -- do you want this guy to be yo

want to bring in former nixon white house counsel john dean. and special watergate prosecutor, john sale. i got two johns today. nice to see both of you here with me. i'll begin with you, john. it's interesting to me what's happening. this is happening in state court. there's discussionss of removin it to federal court. mark meadows wants the state court charge to be dismissed. he says, this was all under the color of his position. all under his role as a federal government employee. are you buying that at all? >> well, it's a good thing. >> is that for john dean? >> which john? okay. that's the j-o-h-n. go ahead, john. >> let me get a shot at it. i'm one who does not think the meadows motion will succeed. i think it will be turned down. while he was in a federal position, he wasn't undertaking the work of the white house when he went to georgia to get involved in the georgia election. i think it's a reach. they will have an evidentiary hearing shortly. and i think it will come out that he will not qualify as a federal employee to bring that re

>> what about dean philips? this, do you think that between huntered bien and this hand wringing about him in general, this poll number -- >> chuck, i wrote down what congressman philips said. he said as a call to action to ask the president to pass the torch. my question is where were these conversations when there were all of these articles from politico to "the wall street journal" to axios about the president not announcing the re-election and wondering if he would do it. that would have been the time for folks to air these concerns and grievances. i do not think there is a legitimate appetite for another democratic candidate. >> all right. we'll get in again, to all of you, we'll come back. ohio voters delivered a victory ohio voters delivered a victory for - the company goes to the firstborn, audrey. the model train set is entrusted to todd. mr. marbles will receive recurring deliveries for all of his needs in perpetuity, thanks to autoship from chewy. - i always loved that old man. - what's it say about t

but we are here to talk to dean and king. i've known dean for decades now.ince my earliest days in new york. i consider my mentor and a friend. you've got has boilerplate info. he's written books, magazine articles, produced a tv series, my five word description of his books are he brings history to life. a nonfiction writer of course. one of things i most admire is how he turned his personal passion went to his livelihood. we back in f the 1990s fell in love with historical maritime novels of patrick o'brien. during the napoleonic wars. he spent the next decade or more becoming the o'brien expert companion books of which i helped him with. i eventually published the first biography. it's a fascinating tale of a man who pretended most of his life. during that research using the new york yacht club at libra he discovered an old leather bound volume sufferings in africa is enough to spark another adventure. those 1817 account of american captain's ship was wrecked off the coast of africa. deena spent the next number of years working on what became the bestsell

so i don't need them all in one security for the, i'm sorry, a bully dean. after a cooling uh to get don't links going to say good campaign or through winning stuff . this is don't man's 1st competitive games since they lost out on last season's title on the final match, de, adding it to none of the vin on munich. as well at the women's world cops, sweden defeated hers so strangely, to nail, to secure with the place sweden half. now one 3rd place that the world caught 4 times the spot, the defeat them. matilda is still achieved. the best result on the world stage oxy . vance. had hope them entailed those magical tournament within, with victory against sweden, a sype, it's never lost all straw. you had a world. however, history as it does repeated itself in this match. sweden's 1st goal came in the 1st half following. the contact between australia is clear hunt and stina black stainless sweeping was awarded the penalty due to unintentionally clipping the hill . after the video, assistant referee had a low read. elena rosa converted with top. it is to give swe

. >> ashley: janice dean is tracking and jimmy petronis is standing by. >> todd: we begin with matt finn live in st. pete beach. what are you seeing right now? >> we have been feeling consistent winds for several hours. dramatic shifts and fluctuation in the weather all night long. we saw heavy downpour, strong winds and would hit lulls and become dry and calm. now the winds moving steadily over past couple hours and notable, the water line. the gulf has slowly inched closer to land hitting the dune, probably moved up 10, twenty, 30 feet overnight consuming the beach behind me. seeing combination of high tide with storm surge we've been reporting on. this area is low lying area, st. pets beach is barrier island, popular tourist destination. there are hotels and sprawling resorts up and down the beach. mandatory evacuation orders for this town, mostly a ghost town. most people are cooperating. governor desantis said if you have not evacuated by now, a first responder may not be able to respond to you. >> todd: matt finn, thank you. bring in nicole valdes live on the ground in tampa. nicol

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i've been change parks where opened offices were opened into port co dean lead jobs. what am i supposed to go home to meet where we had not said that, well, that's not change, then my name is not bruno. so i'd like to hear from you all based on the what we've heard here today. do you still believe that these, that line between journalism and activism, or have you shifted a little bit? there is a line i maintained that there is a line. and for me, what would be important is that transpired and see that we know which side you're on. if you're a journalist and you, once you're an activist, your general list, whichever hot you putting on, that's what's about time. that is, b p a to your audience. so to have a listening to you because of the media, present it, or they've done on this. you have so much power this to me for looking at to listening to you some even how you want to evaluate like everything is they. they take it as it is. yeah. okay. almost. yeah, that's fine. um, yes, my own point is we will keep evolving as human beings, right. so as journal is those activiti

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