we have florida's chip situation.ou tell us broadly what is the state of health insurance for children in florida right now? and if you can, how does it compare to what's haening in other states right now? daniel: so florida has a children's health insurance program like pretty much every other state does right now. and last year, it had about 120,000 children in its program for low and moderate income families. and ah what florida is doing is it's it's contesting the federal -- and what florida is doing is it's contesting the federal govement's authority to essentially change the rules of how kids stay enrolled in the program. what florida is saying is that, it should be allowed to dis enroll children from the children's health insurance program if their parents don't pay premiums. they get a 30 day grace period after that. vaccines have proven to be an effective weapon against many diseases. you can only require them to pay the first month. after that, if their parents do not pay, you have to leave them on for at le

augustine, florida, people wait to pile in by the hundreds anticipation growing for the first floridae's running! >> reporter: one part mullet mania. you might be asking, what is a florida man, and why are we celebrating him? >> like redneck olympics, florida edition. >> reporter: that doesn't explain why they find themselves competing. so we asked the radio host and podcaster who founded the inaugural event. >> nobody's ever done a florida man festival before. i thought let's do something where people cannens enjoy themselves and laugh and not go to jail for it how great would it be if there as a headline that said florida man arrested at the florida man games. >> reporter: first, you got to get out of the police car. run over here, get over the first fence, hopefully without falling, get over the second fence. take the alligator through the drive through window come with me, knock over a cow tires, and a pool with an iguana inside, all without getting caught by police this signature display of florida man living stole the show with the assist of the st. john's county sheriff's offic

to be named the greatest florida man of all. i thought, you know what? >> how do we mix the event space in with this insanity that is florida man. >> behold, the first ever florida man games. >> a love letter from saint augustine radio host pete milfy to all those uniquely florida tales that we see on our feed so often, those bulky recycling bins. >> well, it came in good use to help scoop up this hissing gator. >> the contest will be held in saint augustine. francis field with teams squaring off in competitions based on real events like the time a man thought it'd be a good prank to throw this poor alligator through a wendy's drive through window. >> in one of these courses, the competitors are going to have to grab a bucket of alligators and try to chuck these through the drive through window. a new alligator throwing had to be in there somehow, so it does make sense. catalytic converter thefts are not only on the rise here in the bay area, they will also be a contest for stealing catalytic converters. there's a few vital comp

so, in florida and _ types of publishers. so, in florida and texas, - types of publishers.shers. so, in florida and texas, just so | florida and texas, just so we're clear on this, what is the current state of play? are meta, tiktok etc able to moderate or not?- meta, tiktok etc able to moderate or not? they are able to moderate — moderate or not? they are able to moderate but _ moderate or not? they are able to moderate but that _ moderate or not? they are able to moderate but that is - moderate or not? they are able to moderate but that is only - to moderate but that is only because in florida the law was enjoined, and in texas the law was upheld, but subject to a state, pending the supreme court decision. so the supreme court decision. so the supreme court will decide whether or not the texas law does back into effect on whether or not the injections lifted in florida. so today is like the status quo before the law passed, they are still able to do everything they were able to do everything they were able to do previously. in do everything they were able to do previously

how great would it be if it said florida man arrested at the florida man games?as one of the featured events, which we got to simulate. first you get out of the police car, run over here, get over the first fence without falling, get over the second fence, take the alligator through the drive-through window. then you knock over a cow, all while not getting caught by the police. this signature display of florida man living stole the show, all with the assist of the st. john's county sheriff's office, obviously not to be attempted in real life. the five-person teams flex their powers in a host of different competitions from the pool noodle duel, to stealing a catalatic converter and then a bike before completing an obstacle course. >> what about stealing a bike and riding through the cones? >> typical [ bleep ] >> have you done that before? >> i don't want to talk about it. >> reporter: food and beer play prominently too. though, for some of the activities, it's likely the thing you do only when you're drunk. not in this case. i've had to ride out hurricanes before

in somebody what the florida a.g.e are so many politicians who are out of step with how real people think about abortion. they don't want to see politicians involved in the private medical decisions. they don't take there -- to the doctor's office with them. so this is really showing yet again, we've seen -- in states that are conservative that unfortunately their politicians were out of step with what constituents believe. >> and you know lauren, i read something that was so fascinating while i was preparing for your interview today. there was a group of former republican officials that were led by an ex lieutenant governor jennifer carroll. they filed a brief that supported your amendment, saying that the power of the people to decide for themselves to decide what their fundamental law should be so valued in florida that they should exercise extreme restraint before blocking significant shifts like yours from reaching floridians. i mean, you also see that this crosses party affiliations, the concept of people having

jeff bezos moved to florida to save hundred of millionss of dollars every year in florida.e income tax in florida. california unfortunately, because of the one-party state it is imploding. and i'm probably going to snap up sylvester stallone's malibu beach front compound with -- >> you can raid the cvs, too. people leaving california just about 1.2 million, all right? arriving in florida 818,000. in the end, he is rocky. philadelphia was an option. >> philadelphia is not an option for anyone anymore. he is 76, middle-aged in florida. he has to head down there while the getting is good. that's an important number you point out. almost 2 million people who have fled california. >> bill: 1.2. >> california math is 3 million. newsom said he shows florida license plates coming to california. you can't even get a yu haul in california until it comes back from texas. people are voting with their feet. you come to florida, it's the ultimate fool around and find out state. they said it on cnn. gangs don't cause trouble in florida. you go to jail if you do that. that's the best thing

the florida state guard. the goal is to help texas fortified this border, help them strengthen the barricades. help them add barriers. help them add the wire that they need to so we can stop this invasion wants and for all. cement governor desantis will join us in a few minutes. first our very own bill melugin is reporting there has been a significant shift in illegals entering texas with more than 70% of the border crossings of illegal immigrants in the last week of january taking place in arizona and california, not texas. maybe governor abbott chase them away. film allusion joins us now with the full report. bill? >> we've got some new data from sources that show illegal crossings in texas have just plummeted in recent weeks. now a large majority of the traffic is moving to arizona and right here to california. let's dive into these numbers. cbp sources telling me in the last week of january there were more than 32800 border patrol. about 23500 of those were in arizona and california. that's 71% of the cro

i visited ranchers, growers across central florida with food banks and food pantries they spoke with one voice which is can you please pass the farm bill? we talked about food inflation is dropped in half and continues to go down. but there is more work that we need to do. is it your opinion we pass the farm bill that would help in continuing to lower food costs t the nation? >> yes unless it involves restricting the credit corporation which is a tool we used to help food banks deal with the increased need that is out there. >> we need to continue to support programs like that and we will continue to see food prices decline for the american consumer? >> that is correct. >> in florida we have hurricanes and ivanka got worse over the years with climate change hurricane ian recently led to over a billion dollars in agricultural losses. we passed out of this house a bipartisan disaster block grant authority this was the top party for florida farm bureau. do you think this would help going part of the senate did not pass it yet especially to help the ranchers and particularly citrus as we

reportera: en la florida central se ha reportado otro caso.n criticado larsen del departamento de salud del estado, asegurando que no aislar a los infectados es poner en riesgo a toda la comunidad. en weston, florida, lourdes del rÍo, univisiÓn. >> el gobernador de california lanzÓ una campaÑa contra los congresos estatales, dominados por varios republicanos donde ademÁs buscan prohibir que las mujeres vienen a otro hasta donde sea legal realizarse un aborto, desde los Ángeles dulce castellanos nos habla en esta campaÑa. >> con este comercial el gobernador de california lanzÓ una campaÑa publicitaria que busca combatir las propuestas de varios estados que pretenden prohibir los viajes a otras zonas del paÍs para realizarse abortos. la publicidad serÁ vista en tennessee, uno de los estados republicanos donde se considera el llamado proyecto de ley trÁfico de abortos, el cual clasificarÍa de delito grave que un adulto recluta y, al ver que o transporte a una menor para que aborte sin el consentimiento de sus padres o un tutor. >> es muy importan

in florida on operating in florida on operating in florida on operating in taxes.that away, it becomes difficult to operate the system so that more plausible that they would just opt out of certain markets, if the constraints are too onerous. the constraints are too onerous-— the constraints are too onerous. ~ ., ., ~ ., onerous. what do you think, at the end of— onerous. what do you think, at the end of this _ onerous. what do you think, at the end of this hearing - onerous. what do you think, at the end of this hearing when i the end of this hearing when the end of this hearing when the supreme court delivers its judgment, what is your best case scenario for what the outcome might be?- case scenario for what the outcome might be? so, we have uuite a outcome might be? so, we have quite a challenging _ outcome might be? so, we have quite a challenging dilemma - quite a challenging dilemma which is if we go with one lead choices advocating for, it comes off as saying, software is speech, code, things are power the systems, the speech, and the serious implications of

borja: un bombero de la florida salva a una bebÉ de 17 meses. diremos cÓmo le salvÓ la vida y es algo que todos los padres deberÍan saber. asÍ comenzamos. buenas tardes. por fin hemos llegado a este viernes, 2 de febrero. nuestra querida caro tiene el dÍa libre. esta ailÉn toros y su servidor borja voces. ailÉn: no te toco el niÑo dios en las rozas. borja: no. [risas] comenzamos con una noticia muy triste. ojo con esto, porque el macabro hallazgo del cadÁver de un niÑo en un contenedor tiene a las autoridades investigando. aileen: la razÓn es que anteriormente hubo casos similares. asÍ nos explica andrea leÓn. andrea: el perturbador hallazgo se produjo en el sur de colorado cuando una persona llegÓ a una bodega y se percatÓ de la existencia de un contenedor e inmediatamente llamÓ a la policÍa. >> encontramos los restos de un niÑo. andrea: la identidad de la vÍctima serÁ revelada despuÉs a su familia. hace seis aÑos ocurriÓ un hecho parecido en el mismo estado. >> tratamos de buscar a dos niÑos involucrados en este caso. andrea: estÁ modalidad se

can win florida.emocrats can win in florida. a democrat hasn't won florida since obama squeaked out a victory in 2012. recent polling shows biden losing to trump in this state. reverse order now, david. >> let's hope the democrats put a lot of money in florida because they have no chance. they haven't won a statewide race there in years. we have all the congressional delegation, super majorities in the state legislature. marco rubio and ron desantis actually did better with just about every key demographic group when they were on the ballot there 2022. so please, democrats, put lots of money into florida so that you don't put that money into the states that actually will decide the election, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, arizona, georgia. >> dana: i saw you flash a smile there, fred, what david challenged democrats spend all your money in florida, please. >> that was really funny. here is the reality on the national scale. donald trump reached 46% of the popular vote in 2016. 47% in 2020. we saw

i think you do what we've done in florida. if local d.a.s are not going to prosecute the law, if they are going to allow violent criminals to remain on the street, whether we're u.s. citizens or not, you fire them. you remove them. and then you have the prime see of state law from the state legislature and put people in place to enforce it. at the end of the day the politics for the left is only going to get worse and worse here. people feel unsafe in their inner cities. they feel unsafe with the world on fire abroad and i think this is going to continue to make this next election a law and order and safety election. >> dana: on this issue president biden says the republicans fault for not helping pass comprehensive immigration legislation that's right now being negotiated in the senate. he blames republicans for the problems at the border and that's going to continue for the next 275 days. how will republicans respond? >> two points. i think this is getting overlooked. republicans out of the house passed a border security bil

bush by a very narrow margin. >> florida used to be, florida, florida, florida.pent 40 days and 40 nights in tallahassee. >> yeah. >> bret: could be 10 days before we know who will be living in the white house the next four years. the legal count and battle would take more than a month. results eventually showed bush with 537-vote lead over gore. >> i'm thankful for america and thankful that we were able to resolve our electoral differences in a peaceful way. >> since 2,000, florida's population has changed with increase in republican leaning retirees and hispanics who fled socialism. >> i think there is a misconception out there just popular culture that there is this monolithic hispanic community when i see cuba american vote. cuban americans in south florida have hislly be very reliable republican voters. >> to me, does biden even play there? it's just very hard to imagine that being very competitive when you look at just the trends. >> bret: in 2008 florida turned blue in a close race between arizona senator john mccain and illinois senator barack obama. flor

does the florida law apply to uber? >> its definition would seem to apply to uber, yes. >> so you told us that it's ok for your clients to discriminate on the basis of viewpoint in the provision of email services or in allowing direct messages, messages from one facebook user to another on a private facility. how aut uber discriminating on the basisf viewpoint with respect to people that its drivers will pick up? so i think the way that -- >> is that ok? >> i don't think that's ok. i don't think uber is interested in doing that. i think the way the statute would apply to uber, iwod apply on comments on the drivers or comments secti, something like that if uber wants to -- etsy is the same way. it has an ily for you to put comments on the seller and whether eyid a nice job or bad job and etsy doesn't want active comments on that, clean it up to keep it to be a better ace for people to look at materials. whenouhink about the applications of thistate to some of the things tha seem lessbvus, it's really focused on thatxpres

. >> un jet privado se desploma y explota en llamas en una transitada carretera de florida. >> hay al menos dos muertos. >> armado y peligroso, el adolescente migrante venezolano que abrio fuego en times square hiriendo a un oficial y a un turista, es arrestado. >> ya lo buscaban por otros delitos. >> destituir al presidente, una congresista republicana le pide al fiscal general merrick garland que invoque la enmienda 25 para retirar a biden del cargo argumentando preocupaciones de seguridad tras el informe que lo catalogo como viejo y con mala el interes intelectual, el match emocional. >> ¿y quienes son mas felices, los casados o los solteros? >> la respuesta de un estudio sobre los matrimonios les sorprendera. >> comenzamos. >> con g arantxao y gracias por acompanarnos. >> comenzamos con informacion de ultima hora sobre un tragico accidente aereo en florida que le costo la vida a dos personas. >> un avion privado que habria sufrido una falla en ambos motores se precipito a cuando intentaba hacer un un aterrizaje de emergencia sobre una carretera tras el impacto se incendio. >> jesu

bridget ziegler is a champion of florida's "don't say gay" law.ions threaten to derail her career after she and her his admitted to having a sexual relationship with another woman. xander moritz is taking a break from harvard to fight for his hometown school board meeting. the goal, to bring down a controversial conservative activist, bridget ziegler. >> ziegler is no longer an effective politician. this is make or break. >> juju: the people of sarasota, florida, are lining up at this packed school board meeting. tight security, high drama. >> i will call you forward at the appropriate time. >> you are a threat and a disgrace. >> juju: who is bridget ziegler? once a republican republican star sounding off on fox news. >> i don't want my children to hate america through the anti-america curriculum we continue to see. >> juju: half the dazzling florida gop power couple. she was chair of the state party. now they're embroiled in a sex scandal. christian ziegler accused of sexual assault by a woman the couple admits had previously engaged with them in

joining me now is nikki frayed, florida democratic party chair and former candidate for a florida governoru were at a florida supreme court on wednesday. what happened during oral arguments and when do you think we can expect a final decision on? this >> stands for having me. a lot of excitement on wednesday with people coming from all over our state to hear the oral arguments. ultimately, this is going to be the ultimate decision. whether or not or florida supreme court is going to listen to the will of the people or play politics. the supreme court has to issues to look at winter evaluation these bella and i should've. one is it a single subject and is it clear to the voters? and both of those instances -- it is very clear it's single subject, even one of our justices said the people of florida are not stupid. the ultimate decision will be decided by april 1st and we are confident it will get onto the ballot and let people vote on this issue. >> the reason it is getting attention is because you are part of the effort to get 1 million signatures to put the measure on the ballot. does this

reportera: un nuevo debate en las escuelas de florida.uieren aprobaciÓn de los padres para todas las celebraciones dentro de los salones, incluidos cumpleaÑos y conciertos escolares. 27 niÑos en una escuela fueron excluidas en la presentaciÓn musical porque no tenÍan sus hojas firmadaspero estas reglas fueron implementadas para cumplir con una ley de la junta de educaciÓn del estado de florida aprueba el aÑo pasado. otra escuela pÚblicaenviÉ un formulario a los padres pidiendo su consentimiento para un evento del mes de la historia afroamericana en el que los estudiantes iban a participar y escuchar un libro escrito por un afroamericano. el distrito aclarÓ que despuÉs enviÓ los formularios de vida la presencia de un orador invitado. algunos padres dicen que aprecien esta comunicaciÓn y que quieren saber mÁs sobre lo que pasa en lasaulas. [habla en inglÉs] >> es seguro saber que los padres y el maestro estÁn de acuerdo en que estÁ bien hacer algo. reportera: todo esto mientras el estado aprueba una prohibiciÓn a las redes sociales para niÑ

people are now in florida schools. there isn't too though it can be done and what cannot be done particularly around the vacational grace >> yeah. i want to pick up on one thing you said there you said that this was if i heard you correctly, a platform for him to potentially get the nomination for president and maybe there's some backpedaling do you expect that some of these laws, the stop woke act, the parental rights in education will be altered, repealed because that obviously is not happening in 2024 they have to be altered. they cannot be enforced. we are absolutely enforceable essentially, what these laws passed because he knew that that was a certain amount of anger in the country in florida particularly around race. and he thought that critical race theory that would be the golden ring, that would bring taking him into, into the white house. and it's all backside. now, the math is not having it. america is not going to go, which led the state intruding into the classroom to the extent that we should happening i

>>he florida law i think by its terms could cover gmail. amendment right toeak tuckert carlson's or rachel maddow's gmail accounts, if they don't ree with his or her viewpoints? >>>> they might be able to do that. that is obviously not something inhe square focus of this litigation, but lower courts -- >> ith don't, how can we dge whether this law satisfies the requirements of either sa lerno or overbreadth? >> i think it is the plaly legitimate sweep context. students -- sin t statute applies to gmail, if it applies all, because it applies to google which qualifies over the reshold. it does not apply to competing email services that provide identical services. that alone is enough to make every aspect of the statute uncutional. >> how can that be? it is not unconstitutional to stinguish on the basis of bigness. >> it is when you regulate expressive actit the statute applications. >> you are saying, if the re no issue here that this is really a subterfuge, thewe trying to get at a certain kind of media company, because of their viewsanthe o

you really have to parse the challenged provisions of florida law. you have to ask if the platforms e engaged. >> the question isf it is the choice is burden to have preste the case to us in that way. if we don't have the information, don. >> we don't have a particular state and how you think about your own litigation. he should oboth sides. that is clearly the central aim of this law. it is on the core function of the website that principle contains user generated components. we could peek around the corne and find some psible valid application. it could go down a complicated road. >> the cfuon is that the look on his face is really brd. we have said that. nyeople have noticed it could apply to all sorts of ings. i appreciatell that but we have a special challenge. and to the extenenre logos. maybe these other lawful applications would go as well. >> you are looking at this properly. i don't know if the court is definitively resolving it. i want to agree, i have some sympathy here. i have been working with my team to s i doesn't -- does the seam cer

they could with a catalytic converter in hand, you see somebody holding a gator, their typical of florida, they're also my favorite the evading arrest obstacle course. it or run away from actual police. nobody was actually arrested though. the game is found or explain the spirit behind the self mocking i wanted to do an event where you could live a day in the life of a florida man without going to jail for it so this is the florida man gains brilliant, of course, all the contestants were winners since there are still in florida, sadly, i could not get my pto approved in time to participate, but next year next year, brianna, next year says this florida man, who wants to win. >> i think you can do it >> but the lead with jake tapper starts right now some activists in michigan wants to show president biden, they can >> cost him the election if they want. the lead starts right now. the power of the vote in battleground michigan, how a small but determined group of democrats wants to seize this moment? to send a message to president biden. they are demanding an immediate and permanent ceasefir

not operating in florida on operating in texas.hey've had, if you take that away, it becomes difficult to operate the system so that's more plausible that they would just opt out of certain markets, if the constraints are too onerous. what do you think, at the end of this hearing when the supreme court delivers its judgment, what is your best case scenario for what the outcome might be? so, we have quite a challenging dilemma which is if we go with one netchoice choices advocating for, it comes off as saying, software is speech, code, things are power the systems, the speech, and the serious implications of things like say, governing ai. if ai is just code, can you play the same can you play the same kind of free speech argument there? flip side, let's they were going with texas and florida side. you have an obligation to society, it may cost a period of chaos and opportunity of their watches we do have other options for making safer social media, we can progress behaviour, things like, can we think see things like operations, peop

the outbreak in florida growing as more states confirm more cases of the infectious disease. >>> after last week's widespread outage, at&t says it will compensate customers who lost service for several hours. but the credit amount already causing new frustrations. it's monday, february 26th. "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm frances rivera. an 18-year-old student at campbellsville university in kentucky has been found dead on campus. a fellow student now charged with murder in the death officials say. this is just the most recent in a spate of killings at american universities that has staff, students, and parents on edge. marissa parra starts off our coverage this morning. >> reporter: a new murder charge and the latest case casting anxiety over yet another college campus. this time kentucky's campbellsville university. 18-year-old josiah kilman found dead in his dorm room yesterday sending the campus into lockdown until 21-year-old charles escalera was found and arrested in a barn, both of them students. a cause of death not yet released. this as we're learning new de

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florida governor ron desantis and wife casey welcomed rocky on x with a big welcome to florida messageto florida. who knew. maria: we keep seeing more and more of it. yep. and this is a high profile one. cheryl, thank you. >> you bet. maria: the supreme court hearing a arguments today in two landmark cases, they are expected to have a major impact on free speech and the internet. the cases involve states' power to hold social media plat forms liable for political censorship and focus on florida and texas laws aimed at astressing content moderation and alleged bias against conservatives. net choice is the lead plaintiff in both case, challenging the florida and texas law. net choice argues the law infringes on the platform's first impeachment rights. joining us now is the vice president and general counsel, carl zavow. break down the cases and tell us about the i'll pact the decisions will have. >> what we're literally seeing is what will determine who controls the internet, will it be the american people or will it be the government? and what we have seen out of the states of florida a

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district of florida. night. my my u.s. senate again regulation. the truth is, just happy anybody remember my name. president reagan called me mitch o'donnell. close enough, i thought. my wife and i married on president reagan's birthday, february 6. probably not the most thing to admit for both of us. thirty-one years, she's been -- the great state of texas will celebrate 1818 years -- 188 years since we declared our independence from mexico and fought for liberty. in the fight for our independence, many brave texans laid down their lives at the alamo, including william barret travis, james buoy and davy crockett. they risked everybody to make liberty a reality for generations of texans to come. it's a tradition on texas independence day to read the words of colonel travis, leader of the besieged forces at the alamo. his call for reinforcements resounded across texas, across america, and across the world. and it reminds us of the bravery of those who fought there and died for liberty. i've had the blessin

really heavy rain across florida and severe weather.e southeast. florida, one of the spots that's getting in on this. it's a pineapple express, it's the name we give it because all of this moisture is coming down from hawaii, funneling up across parts of the west coast. we have very heavy rain across the northern part of california, buts it is about to get very intense across southern california. take a look at this flash flood threat. we have a flood threat, basically the entire state of california at this point. but notice this red, this is extreme flooding. this happens maybe once or twice a year. take a look exactly where this is, from santa barbara down through l.a. think about the amount of people that live here, maybe 10 inches of rain over the next couple of days, and that potentiallies has life-threatening impacts. so this storm needs to be taken seriously as cross parts of california. don't go in any place flooded and make sure you have a plan for what to do if those waters start to rise. will: reduction, while you've got your

university of florida would be a magnet for ai talent. almost four years later, desantis's anti-china stance is preventing some of the most highly skilled and researchers from ever setting foot in state. joining us is michael smith, what a story it is, one of the most read on all bloomberg platforms. there is a supercomputer in florida, and includes nvidia backing and tech, but that computer is not getting the computer scientists it needs to support it. michael: that is basically it. last year, governor desantis as part of his campaign backed and supported a law that prohibits state universities in florida from hiring graduate students, phd students, from china, iran, and five other countries of concern. they basically cannot bring them over to study and perform research in any field, including ai. that has put a hamper on what the university of florida's. a few years ago they built the hyper gator ai, the fastest supercomputer on a college campus. chris who is an alumnus basically paid for it in conjunction with nvidia. they got his amaz

florida state . and the goal is to help texas fortify this border, help them strengthen the barricades, help them add barriers, help them add th e wire that they neede ca to so that we can stop this invasion once and for all. >> by the way, governor desantis will joiment n us in a few minutes. but first, our very own bill milligan. he is reportin g that there has been a significant shift in illegals entering texas with more than 70% of the border crossings of illegal immigrants t in the last weekf a of january taking place in arizonanu and, california, n texas. maybe governor abbott chased themnot away. in anyway, bill dilution joins us now with the full report tonight. ow witbill well, we got some nea we've gotten from cbp sources that shows illegal crossings in texas have just plummetedls n in recent weeks. and now a large majority of the traffic is moving to arizonamajy and right here to california. >> so let's dive into these numbers here. take a look. cblifornialet's dintesp sourcese last week o

some florida districts are now required parental approval for holiday celebrations. classroom birthday parties, even a school concert. more than two dozen children at a school near jacksonville were excluded from a musical performance because they didn't have signed slips. >> there were 27 kids that had to be held back from going to this concert, which is not normally an innocuous in school, mundane event. >> these rules were put in place to comply with a florida state board of education rule passed last year. there really draining the fun out of school. >> they're draining the enthusiasm out of school. they're draining morale out of school. >> and a miami dade public school sent this activity slip to parents last week, requiring their consent for an event during black history month, in which students will participate and listen to a book written by an african american in the district, telling abc news officials realize those slips may have caused confusion and clarifying. the district sent those forms because of a guest speaker. some parents say they appreciate this

reporter: rogelio rauda an undocumented worker from honduras doing construction in crystal river, florida says only eight workers he knows came to the disaster zone out of hundreds, he says, typically show up. >> the fear that somebody's going to stop you, ask for your papers and that you could be deported. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: tim conland who runs a roofing company in jacksonville, says it's happening outside disaster zones too. >> in the last year our crew count has been cut in half. >> reporter: the law requires businesses like his with 25 or more employees to check employees' legal status through a database called e-verify. he says it's cumbersome and puts him at a disadvantage with smaller roofers who don't have that requirement. >> i am not a fan of open borders but i am a fan of putting people to work in this community who are contributing to the community. there's got to be a way to get them into the system where they get paid a fair wage and they pay their fair taxes and everybody gets back to work. >> reporter: manuel bojorquez, cbs news, crystal river,

police say she suffered a seizure moments earlier in florida.ed for taking a dangerous joyride, driving into the ocean. the beach was closed due to high surf, but police say he drove around a gate and he told them it's not my fault the truck doesn't surf. >> let's stay in florida for this next story concerning a schoolyard fight not between students, but between school officials and a parent. this morning, controversy near orlando after a florida private school expelled two children over a dispute with their mother. at issue, a sticker on michelle klein's car promoting her onlyfans page. >> it's definitely a link to, you know, explicit content, adult content, for sure. my husband and i have this, you know, little wild, you know, behind closed doors lifestyle that we've now decided to share. >> onlyfans is an online platform often used by adult content creators to monetize photos and videos. other parents at liberty christian preparatory school are not fans of promoting that site. that's a distraction to my children, and no matter how poorly or h

florida's governor is sending 1,000 national guard and state guard troops to texas.ida guardsmen are not by law... and i say goodbye further on the anti-fake broadcast. ufimsky in the championship match of the continental hockey league.

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at issue are laws in texas and florida that put restrictions on how platforms like facebook, youtubespects of legislation passed in florida and texas that limits what social media plait formats can do to moderate content. these laws were introduced after the siege of the capitol on january introduced after the siege of the capitol onjanuary 6 which led to former president donald trump being removed

. >>> and new concerns, as more measles cases are reported in florida, at least seven children are sick, and new cases also confirmed in two other states for the first time in five years what's being done to stop the spread. >>> and a daring fire rescue in new york people trapped inside, dangling out of the windows see how these firefighters climbed down the outside of the building to pull them to safety. >>> and an american dream come true the emotional moment this navy sailor began a new chapter with love and with hope >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balart. >>> good evening, i'm gadi schwartz, in for jose. and tonight we have breaking news in south carolina, where nbc news can project former president donald trump will win the state's republican primary. he's projected to beat nikki haley, his only opponent left in this race, and trump is continuing his unbeaten 2024 streak as he prepares for a potential rematch with president biden, blasting him in a speech earlier today trump still needs to win the republican nomination and the only person standing between him and bid

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en el sur de florida danai rivero nos tiene mÁs sobre esta lucha.ondiciones laborales estos inmigrantes recorren diferentes ciudades en el sur de florida. el propÓsito es llegar a la oficina de algunos polÍticos como la de la senador republicana alexis calatayud y ana marÍa rodrÍguez para pedirles que rechazan el proyecto de ley que prohibÍa los gobiernos locales exigirle a empleadores cumplir medidas de protecciÓn del calor extremo para quienes trabajan al aire libre. antonio catalÁn, quien trabaja en el campo de sol a sol es parte del movimiento. >> queremos es agua, sombra y descanso. es muy importante. los patrones ellos no se fijan. ellos lo que quieren es la construcciÓn. danai: el proyecto de ley fue aprobado por un comitÉ del senado, este aprobarÍa a no dar referencia a empresas a la hora de evaluar propuestas. Éstas personas sometieron una carta de escritos de personas trabajadores para que los apoyen en una ley que ayuda a tener mejores condiciones a la hora de trabajar bajo temperaturas extremas. popularmente conocida como "quÉ calor". jo

ron desantis, the governor of florida is not so reportedly ready to sign this bill.ct him to get on board. i know changes were made in the senate to the bill. do you know what those changes are, and do you think that's going to sway him? >> you know, the changes that were made in the senate is to encompass language to protect children from online pornography. governor desantis, it's clear that he and i agree on very little. however, he says he agrees we need to protect children from social media. if that's his intent and what he agrees to, then he should have no problem signing this bill. i know he has constitutional concerns. i wonder where they were when he removed aaron warren, that's another conversation, but this bill can stand up to the constitutional muster and at the end of the day, it is incumbent upon us as lawmakers to act if the governor says he cares about children and families, i ask him to put his money where his mouth is and sign the bill. >> i want to ask you about the constitutional muster and why you think it will work when other bills have not won

go to florida to do that. something tells me sylvester stallone doesn't need arm guards -- will: i disagree. it is not about what he can let me say in our job we've met a lot of celebrities they come in he's maybe the biggest celebrity that's ever walked -- rachel: on to fox. will: cram men everybody was like -- i want to have a picture with sylvester stallone. i don't think he gets to go to cv scrks you get me a toothbrush. rachel: you're saying he can't go to cvs -- >> he's rocky -- rachel: a huge celeb. pete: turning to a few additional headlines starling with this. the u.s. and u.k. carrying out a new series of strikes against the iranian backed houthis in yemen yesterday. strikes targeting missile launchers, air defense systems, and more -- on at least 18 sites across 8 >> locations inside country. counteroffense i-comes as houthi ramp up in the red sea they have not stopped or deterred. most recently hitting an american flagged oil tanker in the gulf of aidan. they're not worried about joe biden. rachel:

, tuberville, vance. -- lee, marshall, schmitt, scott of florida, tuberville, vance. vote: the presiding officer: the yeas are 77, the nays are 136789 the bill is passed. majority leader. mr. schumer: i move to ploed it to executive session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor, say aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination is of executive calendar number 518, ronald t. keohane of new york to be an assistant secretary of defense, signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: question is on the motion. all those in favor, say aye.

right now, there is a bill working its way through the florida legislature.s well-intentioned and allows , it makes it easier to sue media companies for defamation. the problem is, it sounds great and i'm all about suing cnn and the washington post and the other ideologues that attack on a daily basis. the problem is the left has more trial lawyers, more money and with they will use this law in florida to go after conservative media, christian broadcasters, independent hispanic media outlets who are leftist. that's the problem. you've been pretty vocal, stephen miller. what's your response to this florida bill? >> let's see if i can do this in 30 seconds. we all want to go after the big corporate media. you have to write laws that actually go after the enemy. neutral laws will be used to crush us. they will be used to obliterate us. look at what new york did when they went ever donald trump. the law was unconstitutional but they changed a lot to go after one man. if you have a lot in florida that says it easier to punish people for defamation, what you think

florida sued them because they said, we don't care if it's a felony. we don't care if they are breaking into things. traffickers, we're not deporting those people anymore. that's what they directed to ice, so biden neutered ice. if you couple biden with one of these radical prosecutors that doesn't think anybody should be in jail then this is what's going to happen. those illegal immigrants that wish to do you harm will be arrested, and they will get right back out and they won't be deported even though republicans and democratic presidents, in the history of the u.s., have agreed we should deport those here illegally committing crimes. >> and even if they are deported they will be back because it's a revolving door, they will be back in the country within five or six days doing the very same thing. here's the new york governor talk about let's get rid of them. it's a very quick sound bite. read the bottom because it's tough to understand. watch. >> get them all and send them back. >> all right. >> you don't touch our police officers. you don't touch a