to florida.hey pause that because the governor's more concerned about the white house than your house. it is amazing, let's talk about nikki saying i am rewriting history. i am not, i am telling facts. they are stubborn things, and she knows it. this is a real problem, nikki. we are in a democratic primary. both of us want to unseat governor desantis. if we are going to be able to do that, we have to work together and stop tearing down fellow democrats and do what is right to win the election in i will november. pledge to you if you win the primary, i will endorse you that night. i hope you do the same for me now. >> commissioner coming response to the question? nikki: for the last 3.5 years i've been standing up against ron desantis. i was the first one in 2020 after an atrocious legislative session to call him a dictator. because that's what he is. he is gone after people's rights to vote, right to protest, going after our local governments, and school boards. now he goes after our business com

-- post-florida. roenikki: thank you for the important question, this is the greatest difference between us. i have been pro-choice my entire life. i have made sure i've stood on the side of women. charlie cannot stay the same thing. he has been pro-life's entire life including today, when he had the chance as governor, he appointed the most radical extremist into the supreme court. do you want to know why our right to privacy will be overturned in the state of florida? it is because of decisions charlie made when he was governor. i would never let that happen. i would make sure on day one we are declaring a state of emergency that would allow me to make sure money was not coming down for our state attorneys to prosecute doctors or women. we have to fight now. we have to make sure our rights are being protected. charlie, when you campaign for governor and you campaigned for most of your career, you are pushing for amendments in support of legislation that would have been an outright ban on abortions.

petersburg area florida, and nikki fried, agriculture commissioner for florida.ed in miami, nikki fried graduate with a law degree from university of florida in 2003. she has practiced various forms of law including the closure defense, corporate and also as a public defender. in 2017 she formed her own law firm advocating for at risk children and access to medical marijuana. she was elected in 2018 as florida's 12th commissioner of agriculture. she described herself as a passionate activist. >> now we will present the candidates. >> the candidates that have prior access to the question and the questions are the same for both. they candidates will each have 90 seconds to respond each question. the candid answering the question first will have 30 seconds for rebuttal. at the end of the debate each candidate will have two minutes for closing remarks. >> the order in which each tenant will respond to the question and exposed her final argument been determined by a poll that was done before the debate. >> commissioner, i begin with you with the topic that is affectin

waltz of florida and mr. gimenez of florida, i inform the house that these members will vote no on h.r. 1808. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. darn old, i inform the house that he will vote nay on h.r. 1808. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. hartzler of missouri, i inform the house that mrs. hartzler will vote nay on h.r. 1808. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 217, the nays are 213, the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the speaker: pursuant to house resolution 1254 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 5118. would the gentleman from new york, mr. higgins, kindly take the chair. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of t

for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i hereby remove myself as a co-sponsor from h.r. 8167. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's request is accepted. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> i rise today to honor the memory of lieutenant college alexander jefferson. one of the original tuskegee airmen who recently passed away in our community. his remarkable service figures prominently in our nation's history. ms. tlaib: jefferson served as a fighter pilot with the red tail 302nd fighter group, 301st fighter squadron, in italy during world war ii. his unit bravely escorted bombers into action, providing critical protection from enemy aircraft without losing a single plane. after the war, jefferson served as an instructor in advanced flight training at the tuskegee arm

tends to be south florida and it tends to be miami and disney and the first sentence of the florida chapter is florida is a crystal -- >> i was going to cite that.s >> it is a double entendre because it is about the shape and part of the deck is is the panhandle loose certainly the deep south, it is as much alabama and georgia and the like is anything else. the double entendre is also that it is in a pistol in the biblical sense, it is an instructive letter, and argumentative letter, florida is in some ways like texas a nation unto itself but also teaches us about the history of this country, where you remember that spain was here first, in terms of european encounters, it is where you are aware of the incredible diversity of indigenous people, people of african dissent over multiple generations and multiple groups of europeans. the deep south, because you can point very clear things, orange county, the highest rate of lynching to disney world -- >> i was stunned by that statistic in your book. the highest rate of lynchings in the country. >> yes. and disney world lies atop it, in s

crist of florida, ms. wasserman schultz of florida i inform the house that these members will vote aye on the keating amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. walorski from indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote nay on amendment number 391. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. soto, mr. castro, ms. pressley, mr. evans, ms. porter, and mr. allred i inform the house that these six members will vote yes on the keating amendment. i thank the distinguished chairman of the rules committee for his service. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. hartzler of missouri, i inform the house that mrs. hartzler will vote no on amendment 391. the speaker the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the

again, focussed on florida. mayor adam spent taxpayer money to buy bill boards in florida to suggesting his city was more gay friendly. governor, piled on. and went step further in calling crew and. she marketing her state an abortion destination. of course the promotes growth, she promotes death. that says it all. joining us now and i am delighted he is with us. the governor, why are these failed left wing governors deciding to hit you all of a sudden? you are just guy you are the man of moment. i think if you look like california they never lost population from sounding of the state until this currents governor has been in office. they illinois member rajjing people. new comboeshg and tax bases are getting narrower because people are bringing wealth to florida and opportunities to floor they see that and they understands but here is inc. this it is result of us having good policies but also them driving people away with their terrible policies. i mean it is dangerous to be in these like los angeles and chicago

i was in florida until yesterday. and it was interesting to ask people what they thought of it. frankly most of them were sort of like unphased by it. it didn't mean one thing or the other. >> that seems to be not necessarily for people in florida to come out and to move to california and really to put it out there that here i am and governor newsom is out in california and that seems like a preview of the 2024 presidential race and newsom against desantis. take a look if they ran against him in 2024 he might have a slight edge and he led 39% to 36%. what's your take based on these numbers, larry? >> well a couple of things. now remember those are national figures. we elect the president state by state and we've seen a couple of examples recently and somebody else wanted that instead. we saw it in 2016 with trump and clinton. you saw a huge undecided area there by 20, 25%. so these figures are fairly small and relatively insignificant, but you hit it. the buzz is out there. they're talking about it. they're talking ab

while florida gained more than 200,000 people.fornians have been relocating to other western states such as nevada, arizona or again. also, texas is high on that list. and in that time past couple years, nearly 40,000 californians moved to florida. vice president kamala harris is visiting highland park with a mass shooting took place yesterday. >> and while she was there, she talked about with the biden administration is doing to provide support for the community. >> the president and our administration have put. all the resources will continue to put all the resources that the mayor and the chief and others need in terms of the federal assistance. so the fbi, the atf, are here. and there's a lot of healing that's going to have to happen. that is both physical. an emotional. there's no question that this experience. something that is going to linger in terms of the trauma. >> this marks the vice president's second trip to illinois over the past few weeks on june harris was in plainfield and chicago for events. >> not every service

allison's in north florida, my dear friend, and val demings in central florida. thanks she's gonna be our next u.s. senator. >> now, congressman, you are state attorney general in florida. >> yes, sir. >> in florida course. with the news this week that the justice department is now investigating donald trump's conduct on and leading up to january 6th, as part of his criminal probe of these events, what is your take away? >> well, i think we have to give a great thank you and congratulations to the january six committee of my colleagues in the u.s. public house of representatives. and benny thompson, and liz cheney, and these people that are doing a great job. you know, jaime harrison exposing what happened on that day, and events leading up to that same. and i think that that is why the doj, the department justice, and our attorney general, merrick garland, are doing a great job conducting a serious investigation. it is not something you tried on lightly. as a former attorney general of the third largest in america, florida, i can sympathize and understand it. bu

you talk about florida. gavin newsom spending money on ads in florida.his recent commitment to headline the florida democrats' annual gala this weekend, that is an interesting development. clearly democrats on the other side of the aisle are looking at that governor down there and how will even pritzker of illinois, governor since 2019, and you can see some details on the screen there his family owns the hyatt hotel chain. another businessman. how does he match up? >> the same problem. you have the crime rate in chicago, which is horrendous. you have tax policy which is driven several of the biggest corporations in illinois to leave the state. the problem the democrats have is that all of the big blue states run by democrats have very high crime rates, very high tax rates, very high unemployment rates. there is no accident that virtually all the states -- something steve moore has pointed out again and again in miss newsletter -- almost all of the red states are doing dramatically better than almost all of the blue states. so how do they run for presiden

florida. and it tends to be miami and disney. the first sentence of this chapter is florida is a pistol for. >> is going to type that. it is about that shape and part of the point iss the panhandle s certainly the deep south. as much alabama g and georgia ad the like as anything else. but it's all set and a the biblicaluc sense. it is an instructive letter it's an argumentative letter. florida is in some ways like texas, a nation unto itself. it also teaches us a great deal of the history of this country. it's where you remember that spain was here first. in terms of european encounters, it is where you are aware of the incredible diversity of indigenous people. people of african descent overul multiple generations. as well as multiple groups of europeans. it's the deep south because you can point to very clear things. orange county, the highest rate of lynching. >> i was stunned by that statistic in yours book. >> it is important for. >> the highest rate of lynchings in the country. >> and di

to be miami and disney and you know the first sentence of the florida chapter is florida is a pistol. i was gonna i was gonna cite that yeah, and it's a double entender because it's about the shape and part of the point is that the panhandle is certainly the deep south it is as much alabama and georgia and the the like is anything else but the double entender is also that it's an epistle. in the biblical sense. it is an instructive letter. it's an argumentative letter. florida is in some ways like, texas and nation unto itself. but it also teaches us a great deal about the history of this country. it's where you remember that spain was here first in terms of european encounters. it's where you were meant your you are aware of the incredible diversity of indigenous people of people of african descent over multiple generations as well as multiple groups of europeans. it's a deep south because you know you can you can point to very clear things right orange county the highest rate of lynching anywhere where disney it was done by that statistic in your book. it's written but it's importa

tends to be south florida and miami and disney. the first sentence of the chapter is -- >> i was going to cite that. the point is that the panhandle is the deep south as much alabama and georgia but it's also in the biblical sense letters, argumentative letters. florida is in some ways like texas a nation unto itself but also teaches a great deal about the history of the country. the way you remember good. spain was here first and in terms of european encounters it's where you are aware of the incredible diversity of indigenous people over multiple generations as well as multiple groups of europeans. it's a deep south because you can point to very clear things. orange county. the highest rate. >> i was stunned by that statistic in your book. >> people makeou the south you can't deny so we pretend that isn't at the center when of course it is. one of the things i keep saying in the book i talk about there's all these dates but all of them are in the south so if you could start florida is a part of the united states and the reason th

proud to be in florida. they're happyot to be in florida and recognize tampa. >> i haven't been here ina. probably 15 years. i literally do not recognize that it is one of the fastest growing cities, if not the fastest growing city inno the united states. >> now it's insane. and think aboutut what they did. someone like the governor ofer california locking school kids out of school for over a year, forcing them to cover their faces, forcing them tod take a covid shot that they don't need or want. that's what they consider freedom to be in california and florida. we've lifted people like, well,w too dangerous because we'ree protecting people's jobs and businesses, making sure kids can be in i school. all of those left wing governors oppose me. when i had schools open in the state of florida. >> now what's happening? people are doing analysis, oh, my god, the learning loss places that lost the kids, that's well, of course that was going to happen. we knew that all of them were wrong on all of these issues. and

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encountered off florida. you're watching "world news now." >>> back with severe weather in las vegas. heavy rain and hail pelted the city on thursday after a week of sweltering temperatures. the airport saw its first rainfall since march 28th, a span of 108 days. >>> a solar panel installer just out doing his job has taken on a new role -- hero. he's being honored for rescuing a special needs child who wandered away from home. here's peter eliopoulos from our station in boston. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the young girl run up to a neighbor's house and then into the road. from there, she disappears down the street and into the woods. >> a lady was driving by saying she had a missing daughter, and she was special needs, and she was non-verbal. >> the workers across the street, yes. the neighbors down there, neighbors that i've never met, everybody running around looking for her. >> toni elizabeth anderson showed everyone her surveillance footage so they knew where and what to look for. 20-year-old ja

salazar of florida, and mr.altz of florida, i inform the house that they will both vote nay on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. thompson, mr. kind, mr. blumenauer, mr. desaulnier, ms. moore, mr. evans, and mr. sarbanes, i inform the house that these seven members will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. guthrie of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. guthrie will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 217. the nays are 193. the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the re

it's definitely time to talk florida, florida, florida, the number of races in the senate seat is inuld all boil down, as has been said many times, to latino voters. one hard group of voters -- hillary clinton won 62% of latino voters in 2016 compared to trump's 35%. take it to 2020, 53% of latino voters went for joe biden. 46% chose trump pm, knowing the latino voters extremely diverse and far from a monolith, but could come this november as we look at it. who better to ask than debbie, a senior adviser and also with us, political analysts -- host of the strange days podcast. great to see you both. maybe we will start with you on this. and we will look at another number. a recent poll finds only 19% of latino voters approve of biden's handling of the chops so far. 70% when you look at the numbers right there disapprove. talk about with that means for democrats here. >> good evening. i want to stop with this misperception that the majority of voters are not voting for democrats in the democratic party. in 2020 we had an election that was affected by covid. many people felt isolated.

estados como texas y florida son los que mÁs registran incremento de esta cirugÍa.to significativo de pacientes que piden el procedimiento de esterilizaciÓn masculina. >> posiblemente, si ella me lo pidiese a mÍ, que me hiciera la vasectomÍa para ella no quedar embarazada... obviamente tenemos hijos. yo me la harÍa. reportera: la clÍnica de algunos urÓlogos se reportan que han recibido entre 12 a 18 solicitudes para el procedimiento en un dÍa, cuando antes los pedidos eran entre 4 y 5 diarios. >> la vasectomÍa es un procedimiento muy sencillo. se desconecta el ducto que dirige los espermatozoides a la prÓstata, y que al momento de la eyaculaciÓn pasan a la pareja. reportera: hasta el momento, los seis estados donde mÁs ha incrementado la prÁctica son texas, florida, missouri, ohio, tennessee... aunque muchos hombres estÁn dispuestos a la cirugÍa, otros tienen sus reservas. >> no veo por quÉ no. la cuestiÓn es el riesgo de la operaciÓn y todo eso. habrÍa que pensarlo. reportera: el promedio de los hombres que se realizan la vasectomÍa estÁ entre los 25 y 35 aÑos. seg

the quality florida disagrees. we could talk about, you know, the implications of that bill directly like a kid in 2nd grade who's got 2 moms or 2 dads or they welcome to share their family during the family tree project anymore. and what will the effect be? will the effect will be isolating l g b t q kids. the plight of the eligibility to community in florida resonates with many in washington d. c. the capital's famous bobby pond has taken a clear stand. many of fear that the supreme court will soon restrict gay rights across the whole country were on a slippery slope. it's taking us backwards in time on the, the rights that we've fought so hard to get. it would be difficult to live our lives as you know, they'll typically q people, that's my concern. and my fear, the future of l g b t q writes in the united states facing uncertain road ahead. so restricting freedom of speech, i guess you could say restricting what we can say and how we can react to certain situations. let's talk to witness about her report. she's

a florida man and his croc. >> you can take the florida man out of the croc, but you can't take the crocorida man. >> what design is that? what are you giving? tell us. >> florida vibes. >> what are you wearing? who wore it best? >> i think i did, right, because you guys are not wearing crocs that i'm aware of, but i'll get you guys a pair. don't worry. that can only mean one thing, right? is it time for "that's wild." and we're starting not with a croc but with an alligator. it was spotted walking down the street of a quiet neighborhood along with my crocs. >> yeah. it happened nearly 1,000 miles, actually, from florida. police in kenosha, wisconsin, were called when a group of kids spotted this small gator wandering the neighborhood. >> it turned out the gator belongs to a local resident who says it escaped from his backyard where it had been soaking up some sun in a kiddie pool. >> oh, snap. the little gator was returned to his owner, who says that while the gator could bite, it doesn't attack and is not really dangerous. we always say that about wild animals until -- you know. >> is

for florida, california ranks fourth. when they go more floridians want to come here and we are a little less excited about florida. either way it becomes rather interesting and easily nobody has got the right to have any bragging rights. >> what is going on with the long-distance squabbling between the two governors and what is behind it? >> now we are peeling back a layer of the onion. we are talking about the governors of the largest state population wise and the third largest state and these are heavyweights across the nation. each is seeking to expand their profile so there's no question about it. newsome said i support biden but really democrats have to be tougher. desantis says i'm not worried about this so much, i'm seeking to get reelected and he has a warchest of $100 million and he is not saving that for florida. both of these guys are boxes at a distance, weighing each other but also trying to let people know more about who they are. >> right now both of them plan to run for reelection for governor. are they j

florida is on track to surpass last year's total of out-of- state abortions-- nearly 4,900. >> florida is turning into an abortion destinations state here in the south. >> reporter: andrew shirvell is founder of florida voice for the unborn. >> we need a total ban on abortions here. >> reporter: shirvell is calling on republican governor ron desantis to convene a special legislative session to further restrict access. but after signing the 15-week ban into law in april, the governor has yet to provide specifics on what additional restrictions he'd support. it's fueling speculation that it's a political tight spot as he seeks reelection this year and eyes a potential run for president in 2024. >> i am 100% confident that florida will enact further abortion restrictions, or bans. how far we go, though, is really up to the governor. >> reporter: the governor has said he is confident the new law will survive the legal challenges. as it stands now, florida has the third highest abortion rate among the states. norah. >> o'donnell: manny bojorquez, thank you. well, still ahead on tonight's "c

florida on track to surpass last year's total of out-of-state abortions, nearly 4900. >> florida is turning into abortion destination in the south. >> reporter: andrew shirvell is founder of florida voice for the unborn. >> we need a total ban. >> reporter: calling on governor ron desantis to convene and further restrict access. but after signing in april, yet to provide specifics on what he would support. fuelling speculation it's a political tight spot as he seeks re-election this year and eyes potential run for president in 2024. >> i'm 100% confident that florida will enact further abortion restrictions or bans, how far is really up to the governor. >> reporter: governor has said he's confident the new law will survive the legal challenges. florida has third highest abortion rate among the states. norah. >> manuel bojorquez, thank you. >>> still ahead, new york city firefighter hailed as hero for two acts of bravery, including this one that sent him to the hospital. one prilosec otc in the morning blocks excess acid production for a full 24 hours. unlike pepcid, which stops working afte

govern newsom is picking a political fight with florida's governor. >> i urge all of you living in florida to join the fight or join us in california. >> in his latest political ad, he warns that freedom is under attack in florida. what he says motivated him to release it. much more than a celebration of pop culture. a look at this year's essence festival, paying tribute to the distinguished history of black americans and passing on lessons to the next generation. >> i'm spencer christian. the 4th of july will start with clouds and fog and drizzle, but how will it end? i'll have the forecast coming up when abc7 news at 6:00 continues. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. as a business owner, your bottom l

with governor desantis, in the free state of florida. >> supposedly the free state of florida.hile, he is torturing the tourism industry, getting into lawsuits with the crush of industries. getting into feuds with disney. this is the bread and butter of the state, he wants to destroy because he wants essentially everyone to be white christian nationalists ideology, or at least pretend to, be because otherwise he'll get. matt and if he gets, mad that he just decides to hurt you. that is not being governor, ron desantis. that is not being governor, sir. you could be a pundit and do. that florida state senator jon, thanks for being. here it's a special edition of the end of the week. you don't, deficit stay right with us. with us. finding the perfect project manager isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found him. he's in adelaide between his daily lunch delivery and an 8:15 call with san francisco. and you can find him, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.com ♪♪ ♪♪ you had me at allison® 10-speed transmission. ♪♪ features available on gmc sierra heavy duty. premium

lawson of florida, mr. brown of maryland, ms. wilson of florida and mr. mfume of maryland, they vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. porter and ms. williams and mr. bowman, i inform the house that those three members will vote yes on s. 144. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. moore, ms. newman, mr. connolly, mr. boyle, i inform the house that these four members will vote yes on s. 144. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. foster and ms. houlahan, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 144. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 379, the nays are 41. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is l

check out the recent developments in florida. the school board recently endorsed the so-called inclusive school guide on how to foster better learning environments for lgbtq plus youth. but one policy laid out in that guide is sparking a backlash. while emphasizing that students are allowed to use locker rooms and restrooms that correspond to their gender identity, the guide states upon notification or determination of a student who is open about their gender identity, parents of the affected students will be notified of reasonable accommodation options available. the guide lists an example of with this notification would look like. a notification that says, in part, a student who is open about their gender identity maybe in your child's physical education class or extracurricular activities. if you are requesting accommodation for your student, please contact school administration to discuss reasonable accommodation options. opponents of the provision warn that it could lead to students being outed, and may also further ostraciz

florida will keep growing more than california. gets the slower grows. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us this state numbers show california has lost nearly 300,000 residents in the past 2 years. while florida gained more than 211,000 more californians relocated to other western states such as nevada, arizona and oregon, texas. also on that list, nearly 40,000 did head for florida. for your money this afternoon. some good news for drivers across california gas getting cheaper. finally, the price at the pump has been dropping for 19 consecutive days. triple-a showing california drivers are paying an average of $6.23 a gallon. so still pretty high. but $0.7 lower than last week's average. it's still nearly $2 more per gallon than last year at this time. this decrease, though comes despite a gas tax increase of nearly $0.3 which happened last friday. we do have a look at how much drivers are paying in the bay area. gas and santa rosa, a few cents higher than the state average of $6. and $0.29 in san francisco. you'll pay $6. and $

attack in florida, an multiple when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] shores right now tropical storm warnings are in effect among along the carolina coast. heavy rainfall has led to localized areas of flash flooding both north and south carolina couple storm collin first formed about 50 miles off the coast of myrtle beach. it has currently sustained winds about 40 miles an hour. it is expected to head north east up the coastline this weekend forecasters are predicting it will dissipate over the atlantic by monday in the meantime, at least four inches of rain are expected to d.c. area over the holiday weekend. and the weather isn't the only thing to watch out for if you are by the shore this summer. several shark encounters have been reported on beaches around our country over the last week. while there have, thankfully, no fatalities. authorities are urging great beachgoers to keep their wits a

lawson of florida, mr. bran of maryland, wilson of florida and mr. mfume of maryland, they vote no on en bloc 1 h.r. 9294. >> mr. gohmert of texas, i inform the house that they will vote nay on en bloc number 1. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. pingree of and ms. meng, i inform the house that these members will vote no on amendments en bloc number 1. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. salazar of florida, i inform the house that ms. salazar will vote yea on en bloc number 1. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from minnesota seek recognition? >> mr. chairman, as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote yea on en bloc number 1. thank you. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress members barraga

dunn of florida and salazar of florida, i inform the house that they will vote yea on h.res. 892. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 413, the nays are eight. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to and, without objection, the motion to consider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. maloney, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 7337, as amended, on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: a bill to require the archivist of the united states to submit a plan to congress to eliminate the records backlog at the national personnel records center and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states

community in florida resonates with many in washington d. c. the capital's famous bobby pontus taken a clear stand. many of fear that the supreme court will soon restrict gay rights across the whole country were on a slippery slope. it's taking us backwards in time. on the, the rights that we've fought so hard to get. it would be a difficult to live our lives as you know, l g, b, t, q, people. that's my concern. and my fear, the future of l g b t q writes in the united states facing uncertain road ahead. so restricting freedom of speech, i guess you could say restricting more, we can say in how we can react to certain situations. let's talk to witness about her report. she's our washington bureau chief in as florida is already banned sex education until the 5th grade. do they need another law focusing this time on l. g . b t q issues through christina then there. and it is already a law in place which basically says that classroom education about sexual orientation and gender identity shouldn't thought at an early age. and that parents should h

we have more from florida. >> reporter: one of the most polarizing pieces of legislation in florida inry takes effect today as many schools across the state are trying to figure out how it affected them. the state of florida says instruction will definitely be limited from kindergarten to third renters like the elementary school behind me when it comes to topics regarding sexual orientation and gender identity while the state admits they have no blueprint for how to address this material and content when it comes to older children. it will take one year to figure that out but it is a factor driving uncertainty and fear around this law which critics call don't say gay . a lawsuit against the state of florida, florida responded with a motion and try to dispel misconceptions about what the law does and does not do. they say it restricts instruction on the subject matters but does not, according to the state, is preventing students -- teachers who are from talking about their spouses or children or answering questions from students about their families. all of that right now does appear to

attorney in florida would not comment. alex little is a former federal prosecutor >> if i go into a bank and i steal $3 million and the police show up at my door and i say, oh, i'm so sorry i'm sorry i robbed that bank. here's your $3 million back don't i get arrested >> you would absolutely get arrested i think we can expect and should expect the federal government to take the same steps. >> why hasn't there been an arrest >> that's a great question it should be the sort of case the federal prosecutors are interested in and ultimately end up prosecuting. >> reporter: just last year, the family released new videos asking for donations but quickly took them down stephanie gosk, nbc news, orlando. >>> up next for us tonight, how a teenager makes the cars he loves picture perfect. >>> finally tonight, lots of kids are fascinated by cars but one young man has transformed that sense of wonder into mind bending photography. here's maggie vespa. >> reporter: anthony schmitz's love of cars is all about perspective. at 14, he is wa

florida.they have both been at the white house recently. how do you tell the incumbents that you want to take a job? but what is it about florida? because j.b. pritzker is going back down there for gala and democrat voters down there this weekend. and they see the trumpets in florida, desantis is in order if whoever it is going to be its coming from florida. remember florida's place, dr. saphier in the height of the pandemic and how different they were from the rest of the country. the different decisions that were made and now out the red state economy is coming so much faster. i would imagine they would want to go down there and talk to republican voters to say what we will say to the other half of the country. >> nicole: a little nod so it's my turn. here is this completely right, you have desantis putting ads up in florida right now. are you kidding me? he has failed what he's done in california particularly to the pandemic. you had it 660,000 people leave california. it was the great exit

bre, did democrats really want to compare california to florida?t think so and i think it's a little too early to have that discussion. we need to get to midterms first because as biden said, he will run for reelection, newsom has said he doesn't plan to run for president and in the event biden does not run, he liked for vice president kamala harris to run but what newsom is also doing, he's taking it to the gop in ways democrats, some democrats are not doing but i don't think is the conversation of the battle between california and florida, we need to get to the midterms first. >> i want to have that discussion because i think it's fun. i think desantis obviously a rock star among republicans, i would dare say is more energy around desantis then around trump. i know people don't want to get this contest between trump and desantis but what you think? i think republicans, even mega republicans like this. >> i don't think you could find a better paradigm for conservatism and liberalism in florida and california prospectively and basically the result

however, the state of florida says that it plans to immediately appeal that, which would put florida right back to where we are now, which is that 15-week ban staying in place without exceptions, i should add, for rape or incest. >> we will continue to follow the lab, we will also continue to fight it. abortion care in the state of florida deserves to be expanded so that we can reach every single one of our community members who need access to care. when we put in constraints on access, we are having those most marginalized already. those who have economic challenges to receive the care that they have determined is right for them, those who are already facing medical discrimination, like our black brown and queer communities. and so the more expansion of access that we can have, the better. rightnow instead of what we are doing is we're putting extremist ideologies, in the way of standard health care. we have planned parenthood provide safe, comprehensive health care, and we will continue to fight to be able to do that here in the state of florida, and across the country. >> now, off

governor newsom is picking a political fight with florida's governor. >> i urge women in florida to join the fight. reporter: in his latest political ad, newsom warns political -- freedom is under attack in florida. much more than a celebration of pop culture. a look at the essence festival paying tribute to the history of black americans passing on lessons to the next generation. >> clouds and drizzle visit the bay area, skies are clear tomorrow. that's coming up. people with plaque psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the shot they take. the memories they create. or the spin they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, you can achieve clearer skin. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriato otezla.ently. otezla can cause serious allergic reactions. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking

the straits of florida. judge is even ordered a temporary injunction. i do find the status failed to prove, prove by convincing or credible evidence that this law age be 5 exhibits a compelling state interest to be protected. as of tuesday, the new law could be suspended, but likely only temporarily. without enough votes in the senate. democrats in washington have been unable to hold the rollback on rights. that president joe biden still made one promise. framers gonna try to block a woman from traveling from her state. so prohibits or from seeking medical help. she needs to a state to provide that care of federal got more ag to protect her bedrock rights to the attorney general's on states where abortions remain legal. such as new york in california, and now bracing for an influx of women seeking help. local authorities across italy have begun rationing water due to an ongoing drought. some municipalities have even banned some activities that use up large volumes of water . the drought is also hitting the countries agriculture industry, hot with the ef

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and because florida has become so crucial to u.s. aviation and accounts for such a large number of flights. if you have problems in florida they can impact flights all across the system. that center specifically has been one that the airlines have identified as having staffing issues. we still don't have good data from either the faa or the airlines to really pin down exactly how much of a problem is staffing and how much that the airlines don't have enough staff to handle the existing demand. it's hard to know. i personally watch flightaware. it's a good website that will give you industry numbers. the faa has a good daily site that you can look at. they put out forecasts to what might be travel issues. host: pete is in new hampshire. go ahead. caller: good morning. host: you are on. go ahead. caller: this whole thing is an endless revolving door. the government, the covid mandates by our government basically has crippled the airline just like a lot of industries. what we are going to see next is a big bailout by our own government