florida's economy is growing. businesses are relocating to florida. regulation states are relocating to florida. nationally, florida ranks number four in the state fiscal health. i sip the president state regulatory agenda. rules,ting needless prohibiting reliance on unadopted rules by guidance, and ending rulemaking by lawsuit consent decrees. the president can't do it alone. if we are really going to scale back agency rulemaking, congress has to stop -- start solving problems. there is no accident that the founders placed congress in article one. the founders intended congress to be the primary policy engine of federal government. today, it is sadly in stalemate most of the time. dysfunction,s nonelected bureaucrats and nonelected judges are creating policy. that is dangerous and that must stop. it shifts the power to those governing and takes it away from those governed. congress dond our its job. it has gotten so bad we have congress members talking about how bad congress is. interviewhow hosts talkshow hosts, that is one of my pet peeves. congres

bush in florida.bush the presidency. >> the supreme court voted 5-4 with the five republicans voting for bush. i think it was a partisan decision. >> and they are lying in bed watching television. the phone rings and karl rove said you should have the on because you are the president of the united states. >> good evening. just moments ago, i spoke with george w. bush and congratulated him on becoming the 43rd president of the united states. >> naturally when bush was told, he fought back to election night when he hoped to declare that he was president before thousands of cheering fans in texas. this was a little different. >> dick and i and andy tomorrow will be continuing to discuss both the transition and the set up at the white house. >> we never got to properly celebrate the win. and by the way, it created a huge handicap for george w. bush to start his presidency. huh a large number of people in this country who didn't think he was the legitimate president. ♪ she's doing it again. no cover up spr

what is florida going to do?ides challenging the process in florida's courts. >> we never knew from day-to-day whether we were going to win a lawsuit or lose it. >> the bush legal team quickly figure out that their best chance of winning this battle is to do it in the federal courts. >> with florida in stalemate the bush team wins their bid for the case to be referred to the u.s. supreme court. >> the united states supreme court reached a decision. >> on december 12th, the court rules in bush's favor. >> this is indeed a victory for george w. bush in florida and as we all know that would give george bush the presidency. >> the supreme court voted 5-4 with the 5 republicans voting for bush and i think it was a partisan decision. >> and they're lying in bed watching television and the phone rings and he said you should have the tv on because you're the president of the united states. >>> good evening, moments ago i spoke with george w. bush and congratulated him on becoming the 43rd president of the united states.

in florida, the law is clear, they don't. what if they get the motion in prior to the courts releasing the information? is there a gray area in there at all? >> you're right. it's a foot race right now. so the defendants, i'm surprised they haven't already filed the motion. they filed a motion for an extension of the hearing. they should have filed the motion, get it before a court. a court can do -- i don't want to say anything they want but they can make an argument to the court. if they don't get to the door step to stop the tape from coming out soon, the tape is coming out. >> shepard: this isn't just bob kraft. there's 19 other people that the prosecutors say they have in one way or another similar video. as a result of this high profile person who has been charged here, all of those others will be released nationally as well. >> you're right. bob kraft is taking the ship down with him on the other 18 individuals. that but for bob kraft, we wouldn't be having this conversation and nobody would look at those videos. it's

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and in florida that could take a while because according to slate, florida doesn't just fine people forhe state taxes on a mind-boggling array of administrative fees, sometimes to the tune of the hundreds of thousands of dollars. according to slate's estimate, the former felons who regained the right to vote under amendment four, up to 80% still owe debts. joining me now is political reporter mark caputo and mother jones senior reporter ari berman. mark, let me start with you from the on-the-ground reporting perspective in florida. just run us through exactly how this came to be. this was something the voters down there decided they wanted and how it may play out in the legislature going forward. is this going to become law? >> i think the chances of it becoming law are pretty high. it is a republican-controlled legislature and why we don't have a clear analysis of the party registration and leanings of former felons or returning citizens as they call them, there are pretty strong indications in part if you look at the racial composition and you note african-americans and hispanics tend

she wasn't anywhere near florida, she said, when david disappeared. >> i was not in florida. was in arizona, in the apartment. i was nowhere around here. >> and lacking any further evidence, detective velasquez was stalled, dead in the water. unless, maybe the man barbara was married to at the time knew something, michael wolfe. a little checking revealed wolf had been married seven times. number six, a woman named nancy graham, lived in alabama. velasquez called her. >> i told her, i'm investigating the disappearance to have david jackson. and she said to me, how much evidence do you have against him? and i said, i can't discuss the evidence with you, but i can tell you that it's enough for me to put him away right now. i was just totally bluffing. i had really, nothing. i'm just throwing it out there, you know, fishing that long line and if something bites, i'm reeling it in. and she says, honey, she says, let me call you back. >> the minutes ticked by, velasquez waited by the phone. and when nancy called back, what she said blew the case wide open. >> she started telling m

but this spot in florida, near st. augustine, is north of that range. here in the guana tolomato matanzas research reserve, or g.t.m., mangroves are growing, in a region that was previously thought to be too cold for them to permanently take ro. matt hayes is post-doctoral researcher at villanova. >> historically they hen up here before. so we know from looking at historical recds from early botanists and explorers they ha spoken about seeing mangroves around here even just north of here. but then once these cold snaps came that was enough to kill them off and then they'd be pushed right back again further south of here. >> sreenivasan: as climate change makes these cold snaps less frequent, researchers are studying how permanently warmer temperatures will affect this ecosystem. each of these chambers is a glimpse into the future. by shielding it from the elements, the temperature inside is couple of degrees centigrade warmer. by doing this, scientists can study what happens to the salt marsh and the mangrove in here at these higher temperatures versus

but we have been doing a lot in florida since 2016.2018, to ensure that everything went off very smoothly, which, of course, it did. so, we're ever vigilant. we will continue working with our partners at dhs, along with the center for internet security. and of course, the election assistance commission for any and all support we can get from the federal government. so if there's an ongoing threat still we'd like to know. >> from the federal government, let me ask you, what could the fbi specifically provide you, or the state of florida and its elections that would be helpful, as far as understanding what the thread threat is or how to prevent it in the future? what could they tell you? what do you want to know? >> you know, i actually voiced this to senator rubio when we met not quite a year ago to discuss this very issue. i think said, you know, without revealing intelligence sources and we had a meeting. we were actually at an airport. without revealing the intelligence sources you could tell tsa not to let people toothpaste on the p

there is one florida county impacted directly? >> right.ent of homeland security who leads the charge in defending america's elections chris krebs, he suspected that russia targeted all 50 states but that doesn't mean they were successful but we're learning from the mueller report the fbi does believe that one county in florida, we don't though which one, was successfully hacked into. and so now what we're learning is that the fbi will be briefing two top florida officials, the governor ron desantis who just came into office and rick scott the governor during 2016, they wanted answers yesterday. this brief lg happ-- briefing w happen in the next few weeks. and this started bubbling a couple of months ago when senator bill nelson running for re-election last year and said that the russians are inside florida's election systems and myself and a number of other reporters started calling the fbi and dhs and local florida election officials and they had absolutely no idea what nelson was talking about. now he's saying that he -- that this proves

en miami, florida, los del rÍo, univisiÓn.u informaciÓn personal se mantuvo confidencial cuando en realidad se difundiÓ a terceros. el deutsch van --bank-- entregar documentos relacionados con prÉstamos que fueron entregados al presidente trump y a su empresa. ese banco estÁ en proceso de enviar -- en proceso de entregar correos electrÓnicos en la ciudad de el doral, la florida y chicago entre otros. jorge: amlo anunciÓ que el prÓximo lunes comenzarÁ la construcciÓn del nuevo aeropuerto internacional. el aeropuerto serÁ construido en lo que hoy es la mÁs base militar en santa lucÍa al norte de la capital. lÓpez obrador cancelÓ la construcción de otro aeropuerto alegando que el proyecto era resultado de la corrupciÓn del gobierno anterior. el jefe del rÉgimen d del norte, kim jong-un llegÓ hoy a la ciudad rusa de vladi mostrÓun tren blindado. se espera que amboshablen sobre asuntos relacionados con la soluciÓn de la situación en la penÍnsula coreana y el desarrollo de las relaciones entre rusia y corea del norte. jorge: obreros

then we voted on the nomination to serve on the center court for the southern district of florida. another uncontroversial bipartisan nominee. today will confirm him as well. then we will end the debate on the nomination of mark, to direct the finance agency and we will confirm him, too. nominees moving at a more reasonable pace, important jobs finally being filled already real progress after yesterday's pivot back toward the senate tradition. we'll w keep working to clear te backlog for those who are still waiting patiently by them.ti >> rather than spend time yesterday on a terribly destructive rules change, mcconnell could have focused on an urgent matter that this chamber failed to act on. disaster relief. in a few moments, senator and i will ask unanimous consent to have a vote on a new version of the emergency disaster relief that couldn't getnd through the senate earlier this week. our new amendment offers this hchamber of fast-forward on this week's impasse. it's a plan that meet everyone's needs. it doesn't say only this or that, it recognizes all american citizens deserve

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aumentÓ 5% respecto al voto total en texas y nevada y 3% en la florida y arizona.hemos visto en las elecciones pasadas y esa es una razÓn muy grande. la segunda tambiÉn es que en algunos de estos casos el veto o la cantidad de voto anglosajÓn bajo. >> el centro de investigaciones estima que 32 millones de hispanos serÁn elegibles para votar en 2020, lo que los convertirÁ por primera vez en la minorÍa mÁs grande en las urnas. algunas votantes lo tiene claro. >> queremos tener un cambio. >> voy a salir a votar porque deseo que mis derechos se mp >> pero otros no. un estudio de inaleo indica que noviembre del aÑo pasado o de las mujeres latinas salieron a votar en mayor nÚmero que los hombres latinos. >> las cifras han aumentado por edad, por gÉnero,. >> y que es lo que motiva los hispanos a votar? la retÓrica del presidente donald trumpcontra las minorÍas y su polÍtica contra los hispanos han sido un tema efectivo y un elemento de motivaciÓn. sin embargo, emigraciÓn no fue lo que motivÓ a los votantes hispanos a salir a las urnas. mÁs importante fue la justicia crimi

patricia: florida, un estado con gran poblaciÓn inmigrante podrÍa ser un peligro para los indocumentadosermitirÍan a la policÍa colaborar con las autoridades de migraciÓn. >> organizaciÓn spray inmigrantes han unido sus voces en contra de la sb128 que siguen avanzando la legislatura estatal de la florida y que han sido catalogadas como antiinmigrantes. >> hay un aviso de emergencia en la florida para informar que los derechos civiles estÁn amenazados. Éstas leyes fuerza harÍan a la policÍa a hacer el trabajo de migraciÓn. reportera: deberÍan apoyar la ley de migraciÓn manteniendo bajo custodia a cualquier indocumentado que pudiera ser deportado. la yos pueden afectar las relaciones de los ciudadanos con la policÍa. expertos en derechoamenazan con acudir a los tribunales si las propuestas se convierten en ley. >> la policÍa local no tiene el poder de forzar la ley de migraciÓn. es parte del poder federal. en la propuesta de ley fue pospuesta en dos ocasiones frente al comitÉ de reglas. los defensores de los inmigrantes interpretan como una buena seÑal. aclaran que bajo ningÚn concepto van

florida is no stranger to hurricanes. the year before we had hurricane irma that went through the whole state, bypassed the panhandle. this year we had michael that hit the panhandle with virtually category 5s. the estimate impact for hurricane michael -- it was so severe, we couldn't get ahold of dr. dunn. so our office was very concerned about that and we took a load with gilchrist county sheriffs to take supplies up there, looking for you. we didn't know if you'd survived because nobody had heard. we're thankful you are here, i know your constituents are. but the impact from this went from timber, cotton, cattle, peanuts, other field cropping, aqua culture, fruit crops, beekeepers, to name a few. the estimated cost just in the panhandle of florida is $1.5 billion. we heard these other states talking about agriculture is their largest economic drive for the that state. their largest industry. florida is the third largest state in the union with 22 million people. agriculture is our second largest industry. it's vital yo

jillian: florida closer to banning sanctuary cities.illegal immigration? ascended to champion the bill joins us with a lesson for washington next. >> an american born woman turned isis bride sits down 1-on-1 with fox news. rob: she's they can come back to the united states with her young son promising she will be a model citizen. jillian: more from a refugee camp in syria. >> reporter: telling me about her comfortable life in alabama and denies she left isis because the caliphate had fallen. tractor down to a camp in northern syria. you turned your back on america. why? >> no comment. >> you've got to do better than that. you've got to explain why you made this decision. that was nothing except no comment and always that laughter and a plea to go home. >> to go back home. my son and my family. no matter -- >> the reason she joined, the koran told her to do so. told her she would burn in hell if she didn't. >> i didn't hate america. >> reporter: she's living in the camp with her 19-month-old child born from her third isis husband. during

aguacero en el sur de la florida y esta tormenta de nieve en el medio oeste que podrÁ dejar nublados junto al viento que tiene riesgo de incendio en estados como texas o arizona. extreman las precauciones hoy, maÑana y pasado maÑana. seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica"l -- "despierta amÉrica". raÚl:_ asÍ es. dÉle -- le hago una pregunta. muere por saber si su pareja y ustedes son

una piton hembra capturada por un grupo de cientÍficos en florida.esarrollo. es la mÁs grande en esa reserva nacional. impresionante la imagen. borja: estaba leyendo un informe que decÍa que esta serpiente es originaria de a pero que allegadas a la florida despuÉs de que algunas personas que tenÍan te tipo de serpientes como mascotas las hubieran liberado y esta pitÓn tan peligrosa por supuesto, para el autÓctono, dentro de la florida ha sido encontrada. --lo autÓctono pamela: hay una alerta para tener estas mascotas exÓticas el sistema ecolÓgico de este zona. borja: al regreso, un hongo se vuelve resistente a los medicamentos y activa alerta de salud. hablaremos de enfermedades infecciosas para que nos cuente >> una turista estadounidense y infecciosas para que nos cuente >> una turista estadounidense y su vida en ugandaÍ en " ediciÓn. encuentra vestidos para niñas desde $7. ♪ ahorra hasta el 20 de abril, solo en target. ♪ >> seguimos con mÁs de ediciÓn digital. y fue eric y su guÍa turÍstico. que fueron liberados tras seis dÍas de secuestro en ugan

how many sunken spanish treasure ships lie undiscovered off the florida coast?0 to 50 wrecks likely contain billions of dollars in precious metal and jewels. >> july 20, 1985. yes, this really is the day for mel fisher. after almost 17 years of searching, the treasure hunter finally discovers the main cargo hold of the atocha, a spanish galleon that sank off key west in 1622. >> 55 five feet down from us, there was this big pile of silver bars about 80 feet long, and then money chains, gold chains, about 6 pounds of emeralds. >> 6 pounds of emeralds. he's lived nearly two decades on the financial edge, been written off as a kook and a charlatan, and rededicated himself to his goal after losing a son and daughter-in-law to the sea. but now mel fisher has accomplished his mission. >> the value of what we found, at that time, was about $400 million. >> there were so many people who were doubters, but at this point, every magazine in the world came and wanted dad on the cover. >> mel even gets on "the tonight show" and impresses johnny carson with his favorite treas

florida a&m professor reginald ellis is the author of "between washington and dubois: racial politics of james edward shepard." in this interview recorded at the annual american historical association meeting, he talked about shepard's involvement in education and politics. his impact on north carolina, and how he navigated the jim crow era. this is about 20 minutes. >> reginald ellis, professor at florida a&m university, let's talk about this gentleman, the racial politics of james edward shepard. who was he? >> dr. shepard was an individual who was born and raised of a father who was a prominent african-american minister in the state of north carolina, his parents were individuals who actually came out of the institution of slavery and ended up thriving as prominent african-americans in the state of north carolina. dr. shepard goes on to receive an advanced education at what's now charlotte university, and goes on to also become one of the first african-american pharmacists in the state of north carolina. shortly thereafter, he goes on to follow his father's footsteps and tries out

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she is from florida. she's a high school student there.es say earlier this week she flew from florida to colorado and that she was able to purchase a shotgun and some ammuniti ammunition. police say she made a credible threat. the threat was not targeted at a specific school. they are very concerned. they say she is infatuated with what happened columbine 20 years ago. we found online writings. a attorney and posting in an online gun forum that says florida resident here. i'm planning a trip to colorado in the next month or so and want to buy a shotgun while i'm there. i'm wondering what restrictions apply for me. i found a few private sellers i might want to purchase from. is it legal for me as a florida resident to purchase a gun in colorado. i'm 18 years old, if it's important. law enforcement have not confirmed if the posts belong to her. under colorado law, if you're 18, you can buy a shotgun. most school districts decided to cancel classes. that means more than half a million students are out of school. as school officials learn abou

i will tell you as a former sheriff, for 12 years in jacksonville, florida.the issue, those who have been incarcerated returning to the community and making them successful was one of my numberi one priorities as a share. i always told my community, if ceey come back to this community and we don't find ways to make them successful, help them be successful when they come back. they are going to go back to what they know. that is the drug dealing for most of them and other crimes that got them incarcerated in the first place. so we had a very robust program in jacksonville dealing with reentry. in many communities they give you a bus ticket back home, you get off the bus with a blue bag that has a close and then you're on your own. we wonder why they fail. we created a reentry center to help those people integrate back into the community. we had job specialists that would actually go out and find employers who are willing to hire the convicted felons. so we are trying to help those individuals that are coming up here to work. that is why we need to change immig

howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, headed into the town of ocklawaha, florida60 miles northwest of orlando, and i'm on my way to meet a man who inherited a house riddled with gangster history. >> my name is carson good. for more than a century, my family has owned this property here on lake weir, a place for peace and quiet, except for one very loud, bloody day in 1935. >> carson, hi. i'm jamie. >> hey, jamie, how are you? >> carson invites me into his strange inheritance, and the minute you take a look around, you can tell it's just frozen in time. he says everything is exactly as it was back in january 1935, when the fbi surrounded the lake house, with warrants for the arrest of gangsters ma barker and her son fred. >> this is the original fbi picture. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. that's this lamp? >> that's the same lamp, yes. >> and that's that lamp. >> right. >> that's the table that's here. that's still there. oh, my goodness. >> right. >> and it's an exact match. >> right. >> now, what the heck were two infamous gangsters doing in carson's great- gra

not a lot in a state as large as florida. a single hack of a single county voting tabulation system could make the difference. >> josh, people are going to be concerned after reading stories like these and they should be. can you help ensure us that the good people of government will work awfully hard to investigate this to run it down and stem off the next one in 2020? >> no, i can't assure people of that because there seems to be tension between the two things that you mentioned. we have investigation that seems to have been fairly thorough by the fbi to get to the bottom of what the russians were up to in 2016. but the question about applying that going forward has run into a couple obstacles. one is there seem to be some election officials who don't take this very seriously or think they can solve it on their own. and the other problem is that there seemed to be some reluctance in some quarters of the federal government to share the details about what the fbi has discovered with the people on the ground who could fix it.

el estado de la florida se convierte en uno de los mÁs armados del paÍs.iciÓn urna. -- ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. ♪ ♪ ♪quÉ tal?, muy buenas noches. comenzamos con los esfuerzos por ubicar a algÚn familiar del niÑo de tres aÑos que la patrulla fronteriza encontrÓ solo en el medio del campo. nadie contesta el telÉfono, el nÚmero telefÓnico que el menor tenÍa escrito los zapatos. quedÓ abandonado su suerte cuando un grupo huyÓ despavorido al tratarse de la presencia de agentes fronterizos. pedro: esta en la primer s aÑos hallado sÓlo y llorando en la frontera del sur de texas, luego de que un grupo de indocumentados huyera de la patrulla fronteriza. los agentes divulgaron imÁgenes de los zapatos donde tenÍa su nombre y un telÉfono escrito. los intento por contactar a lo familiares, no han sido exitosos. >> es un niÑo de tres aÑos que no se puede comunicar con nosotros. reportero: el menor pasarÁ custodia del gobierno. la masiva llegada de familias y menores es la

puerto rico got far more money than texas & florida combined, yet their government can't do anything right, the place is a mess -- nothing works. fema & the military worked emergency miracles, but politicians like the crazed and incompetent mayor of san juan have done such a poor job of bringing the island back to health. $91 billion to puerto rico, and now the dems want to give them more, taking dollars away from our farmers and so many others. disgraceful!" amy: that was president trump's tweet. last week trump told a meeting , of republican lawmakers that puerto rico had received too much disaster aid. senator marco rubio told reporters trump said the aid "is way out of proportion to what texas and florida and others have gotten." but a study by the universities of michigan and utah found that federal aid to puerto rico was slower and less generous after hurricane maria than federal aid received by texas and florida after hurricanes harvey and irma. hurricane maria was one of the deadliest storms in u.s. history. san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz tweeted monday -- "pres trump conti

speaker, in florida, this is a huge issue because our florida waterways, we know how irreplaceable of a treasure they are. they're ecologically unique. they're strool our economy. they're central tour health because our family members are in and out of the water so often, whether they're fish, whether they're swim, whether they're boat, if it's part of their livelihood it's what they're in, it's a big deal for our health. the community i represent and many others are plagued with toxic alfwal policewomans that result from unnatural infusions into our fresh water, fresh water infusion into our salt water. when this nutrient loaded fresh water hits salt wart estuaries, it wreaks havoc on the coast. this past summer we had water, fresh water that was release intured coastal estuaries that was labeled nearly 50 time taos toxic for human contact. and now that water has tested positive for a number of toxins in areas that are very heavily populated. it's a very bad situation for what we experience each and every year. this bill, it helps to stop this pollution by increasing the e.p. ample's

now with the university of south florida and over the years he and his team have spent extensive time studying the goa goal. >> deeply mixed on fisheries and animals like red snapper for example had high levels of oil in their body. that's been going down over time, as the level of contaminants have declined. but that's not true for all species. >> the worst impact or to shrimp, oysters, and crabs. lsu's ed overton, an environmental chemist, focused on the oil itself and where it went. >> it gets degraded to other organisms and carbon dioxide bid virtually all of it. not 100% but much has been metabolized. >> says it still remains in recovery mode nine years later. >> we see these effects and we will see these effects for a long time. >> then there is the impact of bp itself, the cleanup, the thousands of payouts to claimants, plus the enormous federal fines, costing the company in totaled an estimated $65 billion. bret? >> thank you.

florida. >> jesse: when were we in florida together? you remember? >> greg: i agree with you, avocado should be alone. >> donna: the feud between the yankees and the red sox. >> greg: you are talking to a guy from brooklyn, right? >> dan: queens. >> donna: i don't get it. >> dan: gosh, the red sox, i'm sorry. it's in your blood, new york, you're not allowed to like them. >> greg: what obsession do you not understand? >> dan: bath salts, i don't understand. what is the deal? >> greg: that's an obsession from 2012. >> jesse: he lives in florida, he doesn't get out a lot, remember? >> dan: i'm a hermit, i never leave my house. >> greg: my new sushi. i do not understand why people eat raw fish and actually paid to eat raw fish. it's from the earth's toilet. it's from the ocean. >> dan: it's the texture. >> greg: i try not to, i have no need. it's disgusting. next question from jane -- what's your favorite discontinued item that you can't find anymore? >> dan: love records. old vinyl. also 8-track tapes. >> greg: those are great, i love thos

the florida governor has been more blunt.re you kidding me? >> more to learn, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> there's a lot more ahead including president trump doubling down on his comments about charlottesville when he said there were quote fine people on both sides. we'll get reaction to that and much more when we continue. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit "slow turkey." along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin reactions. decrease alcohol use. use caution driving or operating mach

after they lost, in florida. they challenged the elections in florida, and they actually challenged the law -- >> the law -- >> this is a circular argument. >> the law, because i happen to know a little bit about the race in florida, the law in the state is when the election is within less than a percent, that there's a recount. and within a half a percent, there's a hand recount. that's the law. we followed the law, and after the election was over, we've now moved on. >> mayor, you know that there were -- [ overlapping voices ] >> let's go back and make sure that we fix the laws. i'm not going to debate with you -- >> this is a circular argument, but i appreciate both of you joining us. >> this is circular. >> go on. finish your thought. >> thanks for having us, don. it's fine. i mean the point is the person who is sworn into office ought to be the one who got the most legally cast votes. that's it. that's the way democracy work. >> thank you both. we'll be right back. audible members know listening has the powe

keys, cops say a florida man tried to rip off a k-mart.ave here with that. >> it's not just the stuff he allegedly stole, but it's the way that cops say he drew it. >> shepard: who is that? >> andrew francis lippey. he went to the local walmart and bought a coffee maker, light bulbs and a bed skirt. he put random things back in the original packaging and got $300 in refunds. these miss reports here say he put a basketball inside a keurig box, an older coffee maker many a hamilton beach office and a pillow case in a bed skirt package. he was with felony theft after he paid $8 million for thompson island. >> shepard: what more do we know about florida man? >> well, he's a lawyer. he's a member of the florida bar a graduate of the university of miami law school. he owns other real estate including a house that was used on mtv "real world" in the show's 17th season in 2006. almost 10,000 square feet. you can rent it for $1,000 to $3,000 a night. that is nice. >> shepard: what did you think of virginia? >> quite a win. >> shepard: low scoring,

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police arrested john class in florida. he allegedly made the calls to the offices in capitol hill. >>> gunfire on a street with several bullets a hitting house. one resident in the grand central square had to duck for cover. this area is not far from a i similarncident that happened a few days ago. news 4's aimee cho reports. >> reporter: bullet holes in a house. this is the site neighbors in sterling woke up to this mornine after som fired shots in the middle of thenight. >> they unloaded the whole gun, very violent. >> nei sborven was taking his trash out. >> the shot went o and i ducked down just like this and i stayed down here for about two minutes. >> reporter: two minutes of terror. he says he heard aboutorine shots b it stopped. >> i had to feel myself to make sure i wasn't shot. it was that close. m i left door unlocked, so i ju bolted in there and made as okay. >> reporter: thankfully nobody was hurt. jake says he thinks he heard soever was theoter run off in this direction towards these woods. >> this neighborho

don is up first, republican from florida. go ahead. >> i like to say one thing, that is the fact that yes, the border law is very important to keep more from coming. her president trump was able to control that part of it, he would at that point be able to control the fact that he wanted to do something with what he referred to as the anchor babies that are already here. they were born from illegals. they bought their citizenship papers for $400, illegally. they are here now, and they are working. they are all over. people like us, we are the ones dealing with these people, they are all kinds of problems. it's not fair, like the guys that a while ago, about them staying around, speaking spanish, we don't know what they're saying. i see it all the time. >> they call themselves the immigrant workers. how's an immigrant worker, who is picking oranges, or cutting ferns, or something like that, how are they driving $80,000 truck? and the kids are driving $80,000 vehicles to school? >> i saw that florida this morning. >> you have s

florida man meet florida mayor. former mayor of port richie in florida spent years smoking crack and using meth. that's according to the tampa bay times citing court documents. fox news has confirmed that some of the other charges against dale massad, including attempted murder. that's for firing at swat team members raiding his home. they were there because he was charged with practicing medicine without a license. the pasco county sheriff said that he's lucky to be alive. fox news has reached out to his defense attorney for comment. we haven't heard back. that's today's florida man. ahead, more reaction to the arrest of the wikileaks founder julian assange. what happened to the cat that he kept in the embassy for years. the cat that once had its own social media account on this national pet day. yes, it's national pet day. we'll bring you that. y team hels veterans buy a home without paying one dollar out of pocket for closing costs. if you're a veteran paying 1500 dollars or more a month in rent, newday's operati

only in florida. snorkelers try to find them on the sandy bottom. he also handed toegs younger swim -- handed eggs to younger swimmers. those who received golden eggs got baskets of goodies. >>> a dastating crash sent people to the hospital. the people in the neighborhood were not surprised. they're calling on the city to icks the dangerous stretch of road. >>> a deadly shooting left a teen dead last week. police are learning more and want your help to find a killer. the latest is coming up on news4 today at 5:00. >>> a coordinated attack targeting churches on easter nosunday. w nearly 300 people are dead in sri lanka. he latest on the search for answers. >>> an armed robbery in w arlington endsith an suv sinking into the potomac. re on the police pursuit that ended in the water. >>> and a maryland carnival had to shut down early as police were called when swarms of teenagers turned violent. more on there arsts. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. yone, i'm ng, ev aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. thanks for joining us on this monday. we had a beautiful easter sund

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. >>> claims of excessive force in florida. video captured police slamming a teen's head to the ground. what a deputy is saying this morning. >>> good morning, and welcome to "early start," i'm michelle kaczynski. >> i-- michelle. >> 290 people, that number includes at least two americans. the attack involved coordinated explosions of at least eight locations across sri lanka, including three churches, four high end hotels. officials now say 24 people are under arrest. >> the state department says terror groups are still plotting possible attacks with little or no warning. a police source tells cnn an internal memo was sent to authorities before the bombings which obtained a warning to raise security. senior international correspondent ivan watson is live in the capitol of colombo. tell us what we're learning now. >> reporter: a government minister told me this is a brand new type of terrorism for sri lanka. the church behind me is st. anthony's shrine. it is one of three catholic church churches bombed by suicide bombers on ea

well president trump is now in florida he and first lady melania will spend easter weekend at his mar-a lago resort he refused to answer questions from journalists as he left the white house and joining us now from west palm beach in florida is al jazeera is rob reynolds rob what's president trumpet up to since he left washington and are we likely to see a mouse in public in the next few days. well this us is the president trump arrived several hours ago he tweeted twice along the way and shortly after arriving first to say that if he had wanted to he could have fired bob mahler and dismissed the entire investigation on the grounds of executive privilege saying that he simply chose not to do that the second tweet was blaming president former president barack obama for not doing anything about russian interference in the in two thousand and sixteen presidential election as detailed in the mulla report the white house has issued the president's schedule for the coming week and normally when he's here in florida he tends to stay fairly close to home in his mar a lago resort get in a bit of

sandy hook, virginia tech, sante fe, texas and in parkland, florida.focus on the survivors. because i sat down with survivors both from columbine and parkland. and really these are bookends of two terrible tragedies in our nation's history. and just keeping in mind, these young people in parkland, florida, they weren't even born when columbine happened. now i wanted to know what has changed in 20 years. and what hasn't. and in the wake of the three recent suicides, a father of a sandy hook first grader and two parkland students and i wanted to focus on mental health. here is our conversation. >> show of hands, how many of you have cried in the shower? oh, wow. every single one of you. i've talked to gun violence survivors and they say that is the place they choose to let it out. tell me why. >> i don't know how to explain it. you cry because you want to -- it is heavy. everything is heavy. >> even in this room, how many of i -- of you checked out where the exits are before you sat down with me. oh, my goodness. that is second nature. wherever you are.

this is not a secret to anybody in florida. >> not at all.s is an important story and we were grateful to the story who brought to us, politics skorter for new york magazine. he just wrote this piece specifically about senator scott's background in health care and we should note we have reached out to rick scott's office this morning for a comment on the article, they have not yet responded. >> and there is more than just what matt has written. the orlando sentinel calls rick scott the worst possible choice to he had will up something like this. >> l.a. times, sick joke. no pun. >> and this is crazy. this is a guy who has actually been -- i guess to trump's point, he has been very involved in health care. >> right. there were 14 corporate felonies in the investigation. scott was not ultimately given any personal responsibility for it, but $1.7 billion is a massive charge. and it is pretty consistent with the trump administration's operating policy in terms of staffing. they like to promote to positions either in the cabinet, high level unoffi