florida state is in the top 20 [ applause ] florida state and the top 20 heading for the top 15. [ applause ] and uscef is heading into the top 50 and heading into top 25. after watching the game last night, i hope that we have a florida team playing in the national championship again. [ applause ] so there is no question that florida is cultivating ourhoriz keep it going and doing better. it is not even the best way. thanks to the leadership of our commissioner richard cochran and making the nation's leader and education for the year 2030. thanks to your support, we are off to a great start. the legislation is making a come back for our high schools. students in districts of miami-dade can graduate high school with industry certifications and fields like electric electrical. either benjamin franklin or our philosopher once said, is not able to figure out which one said this. the thought is good. tell me and i forget and teach me and i will remember. involve me and i will learn. once floridians acquire skills, it is important for them to employ those skills without unnecessary barriers plac

but what makes florida so competitive for candidates? from 1980 to 1992, florida was red.in 1996, it flipped for bill clinton. it really cemented its reputation as a battleground state in 2000. remember all those hanging chads? it took a month of legal proceedings to decide the winner. george w. bush over vice president al gore. president bush claimed the state in 2004 as well. then it turned blue for barack obama in 2008. 2012, florida was the only state decided by less than 1% with president obama beating mitt romney 50% to 49.1%. 2016 was almost as close, with donald trump edging hillary clinton by 1%. he won by fewer than 113,000 votes. if you take a look at interstate 4, or i-4, it stretches across the center of the florida peninsula, from tampa to orlando to daytona beach. the corridor is home to 40% of the state's registered voters. since 1964, florida has voted for the winning presidential candidate every time but once, in 1992. and since 1924, not one republican candidate has won the presidency while losing florida. so, the saying goes, win florida, win the white

the book is about florida in the roaring 20s. more specifically it's about the florida land boom. which as you may know, was the greatest land boom in american history. and as it happens, one of the most impactful because of the role it played in the events that led up to the great depression. and at the moment, as a writer, i am specializing in writing about these unusual speculative frenzies, my previous book cattle kingdom, published in 2017, was about the open range cattle era after the civil war. that's the cowboy era. and i discovered, that it was really more than an investment bubble. a lot like the.com bubble of the 1990s. and that instead of young men going up to california to join tech companies, they went out to colorado and wyoming and montana to become cowboys. enjoyed cattle ranches. one of these was of course teddy roosevelt who was one of that book's protagonist. and when i began prospecting for a sequel to cattle kingdom, i quickly hit on the florida land boom of the 1920s, which was something i was familiar with. i grip with grandparents on both coasts of florida

he is the obligatory florida dolphin. don't know if you have been to florida lately but you can go to these exhibits and you get to swim with the dolphins. is called a dolphin encounter. you can get in a little lagoon which is the highlight of every dolphin's today. tourist number 75 jump in the water squeaking like flipper groping for the dorsal fin. they love that. there is a story on the west coast of florida, starting to have incidents, swim with the dolphin programs, they had enough. they were done and were exhibiting what miami herald euphemistically called aggressive behavior toward the human swimmers. it was more than aggressive behavior. it was sexual behavior directed primarily at female humans. it is a terrifying manifestation if you know anything about porpoise biology, a full grown male dolphin may go 700, 800 pounds, they are endowed proportionately, there is a prehensile aspect to their equipment, they may not have arms, they may not have legs, but they can grab you. in my role as a columnist of the miami h

the book is about the florida in the roaring 20s, more specifically about the florida land boom whichyou may know was the greatest land boom in american history and that as it happens one of the most influential because of the role it played in the events that led up to the great depression. at the moment as a writer and specializing in writing about these unusual speculative frenzies. my previous book "cattle kingdom" published in 2017, about the open range cattle era after the civil war the cowboy era.i discovered that there was a really little more than an investment bubble. instead of young men going out to california to join tech companies, they went out to colorado and wyoming and montana to become cowboys join cattle ranches. one of these was of course teddy roosevelt who was one of that books protagonists. when i began prospecting for sql to cattle kingdom i quickly hit on the florida land boom of the 1920s which was something i was familiar with, i grew up with grandparents on both coasts of florida, both of whom had lived in near the roaring 20s and i also had a grandfather

it's sandy hook, it's columbine, newtown, oak which is adjacent to my florida, the pulse, he florida mass killing, parkland, churches, mother church, the sikh temple, houses. for god sake, an elementary school. run, nowhereere to to hide. nd what i have come to learn too quickly is that it will have personally. you as it happened to me last night. to erday, my friend went work and today his family is rest.ing to put him to of course, my heartaches for -- because aches for them i knew them, but i knew all of the victims of gun shooting. i say, how long is how long? here's the reality. i know peopley -- make the argument, mr. speaker, i know lady -- gentlelady, we make the argument, oh, need to do something about mental illness. there's mental illness all over world, but there are not these shootings because there's the easy access to guns. and we ought to use the tools in our tool kit to be able to vet they receive these guns. my restimulated memory of xena daniel, a mine, who of the spa services in ndustry and her estranged ex-husband put out an ad saying, i need the gun sold the gun

florida morticians association, independent funeral directors of florida, and national funeral directors and morticians association. captain smith has been a trail blazer for african-americans in the polk county firefighter department. for that, captain smith, we honor you. in honor of black history month, i want to recognize eddie jean rivers. eddie gene rivers is a community leader who started her work life at mcconsiderry's in downtown lake wells as the first african-american employed in a downtown business and the first african-american to be employed by a banking industry in the area. she obtained her degree in early childhood education and worked for jamie howard wilson elementary for 16 years. passionate about education, rivers continues her teaching with family literacy academy in lake wells. she has served as a member of the roosevelt alumni association, p.t.o. of the yay mi howard wilson elementary, mad dad association, drug awareness down soifl lake wells, red cross association, lake wells business an professional women's club, lake wells m.l.k. committee, and lake wells recre

texas, 16, 34, 23rd district in florida's place this round five with at least 321,000 latino eligible voters. >> their call of those all along the us-mexico texas border which has high concentrations of latino population in south florida is the place long had a very large hispanic population . >> we go to franklin, >> are you today appreciate youtaking my call . i respect senator sanders very much. but i think he's not getting the full informed opinion of what was taking place as far as educational in cuba. and in the early 70s, i said sat alongside a student, and in an electronics lease he ad had escaped from yuma. he was an engineer, his dad was a doctor and his mom was a doctor and he had a sister was an engineer. and his statement was this. at age 14, if you were making good grades in school, you stayed in school. you were not up to what they considered agood grade , you were forced to go into the military. and this poor family, her entire family had a seat from cuba and he was living in costa rica. and so they did have a school. but they were stipulations and it was just like we

in florida, it is one quarter. the share has been rising over the course of the last couple of decades. in new mexico, you find that latinos, while there are not as many in california or florida, 43% of eligible voters are hispanic, the highest share across the country. host: according to research, 309,000 eligible voters, the highest of any congressional district in the country. districts round out the top five each with 320 1000 latino eligible voters. guest: that is in texas along the border which has high concentrations of latino populations and south florida is a place that has long had a very large hispanic population. host: we will go to franklin in kentucky. today? how are you i appreciate you taking my call. i respect senator sanders very much, but i think he is not giving the full, informed opinion of what is taking place as far as education in cuba. in the early 1970's, i sat alongside a student in electronics class that he had escaped from cuba. he was an engineer. his dad was a doctor and his mom was a

it won't play well in florida.ave a big jewish population, and they're very supportive of israel. so i don't know what bernie is talking about but he won't win florida. liz: city of miami is putting on an anti-communist concert in opposition to bernie sanders. telemundo poll found they reject candidates of socialists across the board. your final word. >> we want jobs. we want our kids to have a good education. we want toe have a secure border, all the things bernie is not focused on. liz: senator rick scott, thanks for joining us. come back soon. >> see you. liz: senate democrats ripping into homeland security chief chad wolf on capitol hill. it is getting ugly. we have tom homan, one of the top border guys out there responding to this fight coming up. ♪. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price invest with confidence. it's surprising how the bigger a city gets... the smaller it starts to feel. which makes it even more surprising, how big it feels in here. with sliding rear seats... and more a

florida, home of governor jeb bush. >> and when he looked me in the eye and said, florida's going tobush/cheney country, i believe him. >> in texas, george w. bush, who was known as a bipartisan governor, at the time, the state house was run by democrats, and he had a very good working relationship with them. >> we poured our hearts and souls into this campaign, the organization, and the people are going to decide. >> indiana and kentucky, the polls now have closed in those two states. our projected winner is governor george w. bush, as expected. >> bush wins south carolina, vermont, up in the green mountain state, there for al gore. >> a big call to make, cnn announces that we call florida in the al gore column. >> about roughly quarter of 8:00, we and all the other networks call florida for gore. i remember saying, how is bush possibly going to -- you know, what's the path he can possibly take, because he's lost michigan, he's going to lose pennsylvania. if anybody wins all three, it's over. >> you can bet that governor bush will be madder than a rained-on rooster that his brother

stay with us on c-span. ,evin in tampa, florida democratic caller. caller: thank you. i'm supporting bernie sanders. i'm supporting bernie sanders because he is running on policy he has supported for decades. he is by and asked financial margin the most electable candidate running, whether it is republican, democrat, independent, doesn't matter. heis running on a platform is supported for decades. he was to get rid of citizens toted and give more power the every day, working american, and i think that is policy that everyone can get behind. greta: ok. we told you earlier tom steyer, who joined the presidential race later than the other candidates has done 80 stops in iowa. compare that to elizabeth war in. you heard from her -- elizabeth warren. she has done 100 events in the last two months. tiresm steyer bus approach the venue. peter inr from massachusetts, democratic caller. go ahead, peter. you thehello, thank area much. thank you for c-span. we need that and pbs. what i have been worried about on the democratic side is so much infighting. i think people have valid

leland: his home state of florida. he has moved his residency down to florida. a swing state.hil is based in miami. as you have gone around and talked to folks there, is the support for president trump fairly similar to what we saw in 2016 in florida? >> i would imagine. yeah, you know, he beat hillary clinton, but it was close. 1.2% of a margin for victory for president trump. the democrats trying to make it their number one goal to make sure president trump does not get reelected. it will be interesting to see how the factor of him changing his primary address to palm beach, florida, will impact the electorates here in the state of florida. we have a republican governor, to republican senators, republican legislature controlled the house and the senate in tallahassee. more and more, florida decides a republican state. a swing state one of the most highly fought after state every election cycle second tuesday ohio, pennsylvania and michigan. it could make or break your campaign. political analysts have said for months that if trump does not win florida in november, he may hav

in florida people will say, , well, i'm not going to campaign in florida, so if i lose badly, this is i didn't campaign. nonetheless, it has a damaging impact for people who refuse to participate in a number of primaries where they are all on the list, in the case of florida and wisconsin, maryland, or other states. richard: i would think that to look at the republican side of this primary arrangement, here is the opportunity for nonelected incumbent to seek nomination for the first time for national office, but an opportunity for a challenger with a different ideological view to present himself. you get this odd circumstance in the republican primary of one on one. i don't even really recall any of the primaries that i know at least in which the field has been so small and in which the choice has been so clear-cut. one man wins, one man loses. the difficulty is to tell when the loss will happen. you know, you hit it, but eventually he would take it. i would take it that if we agree that mr. truman's view on primaries was wrong, we also agree that the view he expressed -- that scotty

in florida, better than 50% turnout.of our legislation opens thetate, which process of candidate selection to more and more people, it is does particular wisconsin and , to get more and more people involved, at least make it possible to be involved and to limit the extent of the power which is in the hands of the leadership. richard: there is still a possibility for the candidate who does not participate in the primaries. one example in 1976 is the possible candidacy of senator hubert humphrey. [video clip] >> i have gone through it. i have been a presidential candidate. i have no intention to grind out my life chasing around the hills, valleys, mountains and down into the snows, around the deserts, just like a man possessed. i don't believe the american people today want that. i think they would prefer to have their senators, congressmen, and public officials here on the job is much as possible. [end clip] a national figure for many years in american politics. it is possible he doesn't have to go the primary road, but w

they want you to go on to florida. where largo is a lot of them they are with their work back to the day you did here was 'd so for. i can't get her she didn't go see she was abused oh once you were down there just a list is not an accurate this is not. one of the the resolution to live with their. track make me sleep. then he put his hands on it for sure. it really means in a group a. and b. is that you make me so we're. i don't need any authority to be on here with my mother and i'm not on the far. no also thought in pictures you can take care of all right no problem. this time with who is. what. i'm not i'm not trying to resist it but i don't want them to put their hands on my mother. ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha ha. now people well. i don't want my sister to leave that's all and. i said. is that where you keep you and me. all all be as i am at my age and everything i don't need to be going to have a room in the well. so if we start males over here well you know if there were a war war or all of. these over a 3rd group. ve

they want you to go to florida. where largo is a lot of when they are with their work back to the day you did here was 'd so for. i can't get her to go see she was abused oh once you were down there just a list. is not an accurate this is not. one of the the resolution to live their. track make me sleep. then he put his hands on it for sure if it really means it ok so i'm starting my make me so work i don't need any authority to be on here with my mother and i'm not on the far no also pardon petition in tokyo all right no problem. this is someone who is. no match and i'm not trying to resist it but i don't want them to put their hands on my mother. ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha. now people well. i don't want my sister to leave that's are like. i said. is that where you keep you and me all albeit am at my age in everything i don't need to be born to have room. so. we stop males over here while there they will have a war war for all of. these number of the root. we saw a boy in love a little way ahead of. how does you know. h

they want you to go on to florida. where largo is a lot of been fair with their word back to. tell you good here was busy so for. i can't get her to go see she was abused oh once you were down there just a list. is not an accurate this is not. one of the the resolution to live their. track make me sleep. then he put his hands on it for sure if he. really means it ok i know it's not my style you make me so work. i don't need any authority to be here with my mother and i'm not only far. more also but in pictures you can take care of all right no problem. this is someone who is. no match and i'm not trying to resist it but i don't want them to put their hands on my mother. ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha ha. nothing but. i don't want my sister to leave that's more like. i said. is that where you keep you and me. all albeit i am at my age in everything i don't need to be born to have room in the whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa if we stop males over here well do you know if there were a war war or all of. these number of the root. we store boy love a little bit ahead of. how doe

they want you to go on to florida. where logo is a lot of when they are with their with baggy. so you could give us over or. i can't get her to go see she was abused. once you were down there just a list. is not an accurate this is not. one of the the resolution like malaria you know you treat me track make me sleep. then he put his hands on it for sure. it really means an ok so i started you on me so we're i don't need any authority to be here with my mother and i'm not on the far. no also part in pictures you can take it all right no problem. this is someone who is. i'm not i'm not trying to resist it but i don't want them to put their hands on my mother. ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha ha. now people well. i don't want my sister to leave that's more like. i said. is that where you keep you and me. all all be as i am at my age and everything i don't need to be going to have a road. so if we stop males over here well there they will have a war. it was for a holiday the term of service was to avoid love a little bit ahead of. how does you know. how do you know. the older bilandic 9900 fi

you're exactly right, you don't win without florida.ngressman doug collins, director of institute of allergy and infectious diseases on what is a worsening pandemic. dr. fauci. ed rollins joining us a does "judicial watch" tom fitton. bill lee. managing director at moody's john lonski on what happened on wall street today and around the world in stock markets that lost trillions of dollars. we'll take all of that up at the top of the hour. please be with us. liz. liz: we'll be watching, lou. great to see you. good to see you. lou dobbs there. now the media in full panic mode over the democrat race saying quote, nominating bernie sanders is political suicide for the democrats. we have a top establishment democrat think tank now warning if you don't stand up to bernie sanders, we're going to lose it all. that's next. ♪. ♪ everything your trip needs, for everyone you love. expedia. for everyone you love. (howling wind) (howling wind) tto examine investmentgo opportunities firsthand, like innovations in agricultural research. because your i

(musica) juan guaidÓ llego a florida, la comunidad de svenezolana lo considera su presidente y en esauan guaidÓ en la comunidad de florida. >> vio a sus compatriotas pidiÓ solidaridad para derrocar a n nicolÁs maduro, tenÍa la prohibiciÓn de viaje. >> se me caen las lÁgrimas porque nos acordamos de nuestra familia si la niÑa comenzÓ a llorar. >> desde muy temprano se realiÓo el evento. >> la venezuela que tuvimos no es la que queremos nos trajo a un hoyo, los venezolanos aprendimos a la mala que la democracia siempre estÁ en ju o juego. >> esta comunidad en la que tiene mayor respaldo. >> no estÁ enfrentando solo. >> guay 12 junto cjuan guaidÓ ie pompeo , busca el apoyo para protestar en las calles de venezuela en busca de un cambio que aÚn no llega desde miami florida noticias telemundo. >> en la otra costa los lakers de los Ángeles jugaron su primer partido despuÉs de la muerte de kobe bryant , para hacer un homenaje a Él y a su hija, hay grandes cantidades de objetos y flores de jan llevado, vamos con informaciÓn >> (musica) (musica) (musica) una ceremonia para llorar con el ocho y

the sheal from florida. ms. shalala: madam speaker, i'd like to just clarify some misunderstanding related to the bill that i just heard. some have suggested that h.r. 2339 allows certain cigars to be exempt from a flavored prohibition. i want to be very clear, under this legislation all tobacco products are subject to the flavor prohibition, including cigars. in fact, the text of the definition of cigar product explicitly states that these cigars cannot contain a characterizing flavor. under the legislation, menthol is a characterizing flavor. the only way to tackle the youth tobacco epidemic is to prohibit all flavors in all products, which is exactly what h.r. 2339 does. madam speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from california, the distinguished member of the rules committee, mr. desauliner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. desauliner: thank you, madam speaker. i want to thank the gentlelady for yielding and her leadership on issues of public health, par

no se ve ni de florida ni de georgia.os intensos. que generaba los tornados en estos estados. me preocupa el viento que seguirÁ flotando con mucha fuerza en la costa. si residen en las carolinas o en georgia, tenga cuidado. son vientos de tormenta tropical . 70 millas por hora en la zona de nueva york y vientos muy intensos que seguirÁn soplando en la tarde del viernes y madrugada del sÁbado. el viento y el sábado en maÑana 18 y 20 grados. se sentirÁ en tan sÓlo un dÍgito. podemos acumular 2 o 5 pulgadas de niebla. y en la costa no. en la ciudad de nueva york tendremos tan sÓlo lluvia. en donde se vio mucho es en el rÍo de mississippi, que va muy lleno. es importante no acercarse a los cursos de agua. aprovechen el fin de semana, exhibieron las tormentas para prepararse, porque la semana que viene lo veamos. el lunes regresa la lluvia. martes, miÉrcoles, jueves y viernes volverÁn a ser lluviosos y tormentosos en el sur del paÍs. no podemos bajar la guardia la semana que viene. carolina: excelente informaciÓn para la gente

shaadi of valuation kids as young as 2 are receiving have resulted in the removal of thousands of florida students from the classroom and as a $29.00 teams over $32000.00 mental health evaluations were conducted outpacing child population growth statewide cases like young audience are rare and only with vigilance camp lorna finally sunset this devastating loss. wow that is a brutal law i never even like but you know what really shocked me when i was reading up on this when you brought this sort of attention today is i assume that the baker act came into being like in response to the school shootings and things like that i assume it was like one of those like laws that you know you just kind of put out there hoping to quell a problem in society but this is this has been around for 5 decades or a really long time and there wasn't a or at least it doesn't appear that there was a shockwave factor like school shootings that actually made this come about this was utilized at a time where florida schools that actually take them apart some of the integration issues they had in their schools at th

factor like school shootings that actually made this come about this was utilized at a time where florida schools that actually take them apart some of the integration issues they had in their schools at the time that this came about it was in response to a lot of different counties were using to have minority students in their schools and so there was there's an interesting back story to this that has absolutely nothing to do with mental health at all what's interesting is in the time of the school shooting will say 20 euro 2012 on the it's been used 7500 times with children it's the numbers of rapidly shot up recently in the times it's being used which blows my mind because this this law essentially if i read it right was really about only intervening in a child's well for you know grabbing a kid and something to get into a psych evaluation and say well this was only in cases of imminent danger and when i think of imminent danger i don't think of a 6 year old a 6 year old does not come into my brain when i'm thinking of imminent danger from a child absolutely but imminent danger when it

so chris matthews in the spin room in south carolina talked to a florida democratic member of congress who is one of the leading surrogates for michael bloomberg. >> i'm here with congresswoman stephanie murphy of florida, who is a big booster of mike bloomberg. so tonight i thought one of the things that jumped out at me was i advanced the life expectancy of new york city residents by three years. that's pretty concrete actually. >> it is concrete, and it is reflective of a lot of points he made tonight. a lot of the people on the stage talked about policy and what they would do. mike actually had an opportunity to talk about what he has done on a number of really important issues for americans across this country, whether it's on health care as the life expectancy thing was, or on climate change or on gun violence. he has actually put his efforts, his talent, and his resources to advance some of these progressive causes. so he had a real tangible record to talk about. >> why do you think he's running? because he's really making an incredible financial investment, even by his standard

they want you to go on to florida. where largo is a lot of when they are with their work back to. so you good here was 'd so for. i can't get her to go see she was abused oh once you were down there just a list is not an accurate this is not. one of the the resolution to live there you know you please me track make me sleep. then he put his hands on your clothes sure. it. means an ok i know it's not my star you make me so work. i don't need any authority to be here with my mother and i'm not only far. more also thought in pictures you can take care of all right no problem. this time look who is. what. i'm actually i'm not trying to resist it but i don't want them to put their hands on my mother. ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha ha. nothing but. i don't want my sister to leave that's more like. i said. is that where you keep you have me. all albeit i am at my age in everything i don't need to be born to have a road. oh boy oh boy oh boy if we stop males over here well you know if they've got a war. it was for over a day the germans. were still very low a little weird. how do you do so how do

how are they going to influence their families in texas, in florida? i think that's where the contest becomes open for folks more on the conservative side, especially in florida. >> natasha, elizabeth warren says thank you for keeping me in the fight.

but they don't retire in florida. instead, they open their home to the public.ll it noell's ark chimp farm. they're hoping all these lovable creatures can keep tourists entertained and support them and their rescue efforts. it doesn't quite work out that way. >> the attitude and the people changed. people would picket. they were being chastised. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question -- in 1953, j. fred muggs becomes the first regular animal cast member on a live television show. which show was it? "the nfl on cbs," "the price is right," or, the "today" show? the answer after the break. ♪ hi guys. this is the chevy silverado with the world's first invisible trailer. invisible trailer? and it's not the trailer right next to us? this guy? you don't believe me? hop in. good lookin' pickup, i will say that. oh wow. silverado offers an optional technology package with up to 15 different views - including one enhanced view that makes your trailer appear invisible. wow. - that's pretty sweet. - that's cool. oooohh! that's awesome. where'd

the early report with the storms in florida. you can see all the action on the radar as the storm system moves across the area. possibly severe storms on saturday. by super bowl sunday we're expecting the clouds to clear out. miami with the temperatures in the upper 60s and a bit of a breeze. here's the satellite showing the main storm track. positioned to the north of the bay area. we're locked in the pattern right now. current numbers for the 10:00 hour showing a few upper 40s. san francisco 59, san jose? the 50s. out toward san francisco. overnight patchy fog. partly cloudy skies, areas of fog and temperatures in the 40s to 50 degrees. what will develop is sunday. strong winds, 40 miles an hour. a high wind watch from 4:00 a.m. sunday to 4:00 a.m. on monday. it was warm today because the high pressure is on top of us. it begins to back off tomorrow. cool off for saturday. of the system offshore comes on board for sunday. this will cool us off. this could generate snowfall in the sierras. here we are tomorrow. low clouds and f

now florida may change the way it executes criminals. >> after several malfunctions, florida's preferred method of execution came under public scrutiny in the 1990s. >> some of the guys that were closer to the execution chamber, they said they actually heard the screams. >> it worked properly, and i am confident that will continue to work competently. >> florida lawmakers granted joe and his fellow death row inmates a choice -- death by electrocution or lethal injection. >> i can only imagine the suffering. i chose lethal injection. i accept the fact that i will executed for something that i didn't do. and at that moment it's when i tell my parents, "it's on you." i -- i've done everything i could. >> as joe martinez sat on death row, his parents traveled across spain, raising money for his appeal. >> [ speaking in foreign language ] >> [ speaking in foreign language ] >> [ speaking in foreign language ] >> [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter rosa townsend covered the case for the spanish newspaper, el pais. >> i've never seen a case like this that drew the attention of everybod

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

party in florida, which governs florida, decided that there is no such thing as climate change. >> floridaeportedly instructed to stop using the term climate change in official communications during the administration of governor rick scott from 2011 to 2019. scott now a united states senator has said he is not convinced climate change is caused by human activity. >> this come from mr. trump right on down through the ranks. >> while climate change decimated the wild oyster population, many locals still don't believe it. >> climate change i really don't think -- i think the -- i think it's the oil spills. >> a lot of people said to me that one of the reasons is because of the bp oil spill. >> oh, yes. the great oil spill lie. if you look at the maps of that oil spill and the distribution of where they think it might have gone, it didn't reach here. >> others point to a fight over the flow of fresh water coming down from lakes near atlanta. >> atlanta has been sucking up a lot of the water and they don't release the water they used to. >> because they're damming and utilizing all that water

florida. he and hisjo new book quote co.0 things they don't want you to know." as we begin a weeklong series of conversations with authors. authors. lineauthors. wines are often divided betweenn democrats, republican and independent and also taking text messages. the number is (202)748-8003. you can also send a message on c-span wj. mr. can before we get going because i want your reaction to a story breaking on axioms.com. the ukraine aid was frozen and n soon after the call with president zelensky based on the e-mails obtained from the freedom of information act. i want to share part of what they are reporting this morning. the white house budget office ordered the pentagon to withhold military aid to ukraine 91 minutes after th the president's uncle july 25 with the ukrainian president. that was in e-mails released to the center for public integrity. 146 pages of redacted e-mails between the office o the officet and budget into the pentagon and asked it of withholding aid to ukraine before the phone call to zelensky and based on guidance received and in light

, but obama's plans for more engagement was very popular with young people in florida.onder how you see that. obviously there's like a lot of young people on the democratic side that seemed to really like bernie sanders and they may not even know the things that happened in the past. >> i think that's why we at the trump campaign talk about the dangers of scent, socialism, the failed experiment. how the goal of socialism ends up being communism which is government takeover of the individual basically. and that includes not only health care about freedom of speech. so when you see what my father went through. he was put in jail because of his political beliefs, the fact that they ration food and they take away their guns, that we are seeing this now even in venezuela, where we have one in three venezuelans are suffering from hunger, you have noticed that this does not work in uplifting countries. and so we -- speed when i was going to ask you, how did your father overcome what he went through? >> dana: while my father, whenever i ask him, and he's 8083 years old. i said

and i asked him where and he said florida. >> and what did you think when he said florida?at you were going to be in florida. i said, i knew, i saw some pictures in the newspaper about some tragic murders down there, and i'm -- he said, welsh i wish i could talk with you with nobody listening. and i said, are you trying to tell me you're sick? and he got really mad. he told me he was sick and that he was consumed by something he didn't understand. that he just couldn't contain it. he called back in the middle of the night just a day or two later. he said, "i want to talk about what we were talking about on the phone the other day." i said, at you being sick? and he said, "yes." >> was that the moment that you knew the man you loved was a serial killer? >> yes. it took him telling me himself that he -- he had something wrong with him. he knew that he couldn't be around a certain thing, that he was addicted to something and he meant young women and causing them harm. it was awful. how this man i loved and seemed to be such a great guy could go out and do such horrific things,

there's a term in florida it's called swamp. would you ever want to go to florida like benton, no.pposed to be everybody else's problem comments must be your problem. he is just living his truth. >> jury nullification outlays not guilty. and he says guilty? kennedy: i say not guilty i think nudity, clothing like rates are social constructs. [laughter] >> and to get pulled over. kennedy: >> he identifies as trans clothing so he doesn't have to get dressed. >> that's the thing why not. kennedy: alright here's case number two. a tennessee man smoked a joint while in court for drug possession. alan boston was facing a simple marijuana charge before he began to lecture the court has over the need for illegal marijuana to emphasize his point. he allegedly pulled out a rolled marijuana cigarette, also known as a joint, let it out officers immediately kept him in the judge issued another charge of disorderly conduct and possession. what say you attorney? >> chocolate jewelry notes and tend nullification. this is just a bad law. sometimes law should not be filed. i made a list of four laws

. >> meanwhile here in south florida, super bowl as you know the epicenter of the sports world and whilehe president will enjoy the action like the rest of us he did take a bit of time today;, sean, what we do ad see in our daily lives. >> you know you have winners, you have champions, you have people that you expect to see the final play, you have great coaches like belichick, you have people that you expect more out of time and they produce. >> the president will talk about importance of economy and assuming things go as expected wednesday with the impeachment vote, jon. >> kevin corke in west palm beach, kevin, thank you. >> so not far from where the president is right now, it is game day in miami and minutes away follow -- from kickoff. as any football fan knows the game sometimes plays second fiddle to the fun outside the stadium ahead of the game. nobody knows that better than phil keating today who joining us live, phil. >> hi, jon, good evening; super bowl liv, first one here in miami in the past 10 years, minutes away from dei lovato singing the national anthem and flyover of ha

i live in florida.orida they are not so happy about that either. this whole damaging international reels, having said this. come on, i mean. look at this. how -- you can't pay for this kind of stuff. the taj mahal, one of the world's great landmarks. you have me on as a cuter person as well. first thing that jumps out to me as secret service guys. this is a lot of outdoor exposure and high points around. but, you are right. one of the world's greatest pieces of architecture built without any of our modern technologies and look out there. the photos, this is the kind of stuff -- you want to talk about looking presidential. this is it right here. you are witnessing it on live tv. just incredible. steve: it's stunning and hard to believe it was built back in 1632 that's when they started it. dan, we will be watching the president and first lady as they continue the tour during their 36 hours there in india over the next 20 minutes or. so but explain what we are looking at right now. we can see the world pr

telemundo mediodÍa, la nieve viento y lluvia mantienen en alerta a 120 millones de personas desde floridaasta manni, las tormenta invernal causan muertos heridos inundaciones y daÑos materiales. >> 4 ciudadanos chinos hospitalizados en nueva jersey son sospechosos de haber con traÍdo el coronavirus, eran pasajeros de un crucero que atracÓ esta maÑana. una rifa que no es rifa, el ganador del sorteo del aviÓn presidencial menciÓn canino recibirÁ rumbo al sol, la nasa y la agencia espacial europea lanzan la misiÓn para estudiar los vientos del astro rey y capturar imÁgenes que ayuden a los cientÍficos a comprenderlo * ♪ ♪ >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos soy paulina, vamos a arrancar como todos los dÍas con la informaciÓn, ponga mucha atenciÓn, porque 37 millones de personas estÁn bajo alerta de tormenta invernal desde mississippi hasta manni, pero ademÁs otros 83 millones tambiÉn estÁn bajo advertencia por fuertes vientos y ylluvia desde florida hasta massachusetts, rubÉn tienes la informaciÓn mÁs reciente, buenas tardes. >> ¿quÉ tal? paulina, desde chicago, aquÍ la nieve continÚ