[peaceful music gradually increases] the florida springs. thousands of lakes and dozens of rivers criss-cross the state of florida on their way to the sea. for nearly 50 million years, it has been one of the wonders of the world. and for centuries, it's provided the people of florida with most of their drinking water. but now, there's something going wrong in the florida springs. jill hnerth has been diving here for more than 20 years. she's seen how things are changing. because below the surface of the springs, you can find the backdoor to the astonishi story what is hpening to the world's fresh water. [underwater noise emanates] -[choral music builds] -[insects and birds chirp in backgrod] [ethereal choral music plays] [chiwetel] the floridan aquifer, a reservoir of fresh water stretching for 100,000 square miles under the state of florida, and beyond the largest concentration of fresh water springs on earth. [jill] i'm still filled with wonder every time i have an opportunity to go into an underwater cave. they're just magical environments

florida a terrorist state. >> i really appreciate the naacp's guidance on this issue. i just took my family to spring break in florida recently. and i think about all of the folks who travel there for sun and joy and peace and restoration. and to be reminded that, actually, this is getting to the point where florida is about to be a terrorist state to many of us here in america. >> jesse: if florida is a terrorist state i guess biden will surrender to it. are bring in dana loesch nationally syndicated radio host. before we get to the naacp thing. tell me about this bike confrontation. >> the city bike bike conversation bike karen. this is the craziest story, jesse, that i think i have seen. it goes into how you have social media, the wage mob going in and going after this woman. she was put on leave by bellevue hospital. she lost -- her reputation is in tatters. as it turned out, as you were playing her attorney provided not one but two receipts. she had actually completely rented this bike. it was hers to take. and then she is accosted by a group of five young men and everyone else just stands aroun

. ♪ >>> in coral springs, florida, an emotional reunion this week.solange concept theion thanking those who saved her son's life he almost drowned in an accident last month. she's forever grateful. >> i just want to say thank you. you guys are truly angels >>> in illinois, a celebration for 7-year-old sony anderson the kids showing her love while she was finishing chemotherapy treatments for leukemia >>> and this is a moment that showed us how hard work pays off. >> rahan staton. >> that's rahan staton graduating from harvard law school this week. i spoke with him three years ago. >> congratulations >> after he first found out he got accepted >> let's go! >> his journey here far from easy. coping with struggles at home, he was also a sanitation worker to make ends meet but rahan says his community helped get him through. >> why do you think that your story has been taken by so many people as their own story? >> i was raised by a single father. i had a brother who dropped out of school so i could go to college. i was supported by people at the bottom

because three women floated down the talk the river on inflatable tubes near fort white florida and your ginnie springsis where somewhere i've always wanted to go because look how crystal clear the water is already but also look at the gator dangerous. flee. floating on a log there. there were other moments where some floats got a little too close for comfort. ah no, no, thank you. carol chapple says the gator was actually hissing. they his his history of friends as she kicked the log away from her mind blown, didn't know that his don't know if that's true. i made that up, but that's just sounds like it would be true. alligators typically slip into the water when approached to get away from humans, so it's likely that that was a mama gator protecting her nest that's like with any wild animal. that's why i always say , especially on this show. don't approach wild animals because you never know if they have the young ones nearby and will do anything. you don't have to worry about me ever animal next. beware of the invasion of the devil bird in brooklyn. wild animals commonly found in the coastal region o

in coral springs, florida, an emotional reunion.cion thanking those who saved her 2-year-old son's life when he almost drowned in an accident last month solange forever grateful >> i just want to say thank you. you guys are truly angels. >> reporter: in illinois a celebration for 7-year-old shoney anderson. the kids at the elementary showing her love while she was finishing k fini finishing chemotherapy for leukemia and this is the moment that shows us how hard work pays off. >> rahan staten. >> reporter: graduating from law school i spoke with him three years ago. >> congratulations >> reporter: after he first found out he got accepted. >> let's go! >> reporter: his journey here far from easy, coping with struggles at home. he was also a sanitation worker to make ends meet. but rahan says his community helped get him through why do you think that your story has been taken by so many people as their own story >> i was raised by a single father ly a i had a brother who dropped out of school so i could go to college. i had people supp

florida caller now. bill in ultimate springs, florida -- altamonte springs, florida, independent line.d morning. i want to remind our democrat and independent friends ron desantis won miami-dade county by margins large enough to carry a large majority in winning the election. integrating the opposition parties is usually not a winning strategy. judging by desantis is victory, you should probably take on a different tact then running down the political opposition. thank you. host: all right. let's go to woodbridge, virginia now. michael on the republican line. caller: hi, good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am excited about the republican party and our field of candidates in the upcoming primary. hopefully, one will come in like governor youngkin. i hope the tone, the dialogue settles down. i really do not appreciate being called a nazi or the greatest threat to this country. i am arab. after 9/11, it was the worst hearing the hateful rhetoric toward arabs. now, being a republican and a trump supporter and being called the greatest threat to our country by our own president, e

let's watch an msnbc guest call florida a terrorist state after she went on spring break there. by the way, the chair of the naacp lives in tampa, florida. watch this. >> and i really appreciate the naacp's guy dance on this issue. you know -- guidance. you know, i just took my family to spring break in florida recently, and i think about all of the folks that travel there for sun and joy and peace and restoration. and to be reminded that actually this is getting to the point where florida's about to be a terrorist state to many of us here in america. >> florida does lead the nation in the number of black-owned businesses. more than 15,000 according to the state. many of them rely on tourism. i'm wondering if you think this travel advisory may inadvertently harm them. elizabeth: and pew research, andrew, says florida has the biggest black immigrant population, more than half a dozen states -- >> haitians. elizabeth: andrew, was this another political dirty trick to ruin desantis' 202024 announcement -- 2024 announcement? >> well, i don't think it can the ruin it, liz. i don't thi

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elections in pennsylvania and won in previously reliably red places like jacksonville, florida, and colorado springs, colorado. in jacksonville it was a democrat who won the mayors's race and colorado springs it was an independent, but that was the first time ever someone who's not a republican has won the mayor's race. i mean just looking at how republicans have done in elections in the era of donald trump, having donald trump as their standard bearer of their party has been bad for them. it has not been good for them as a party. and, you know, maybe it's not fair to only judge them by what their standard bearer has been able to achieve politically. of course there's lots of states under republican control. aside from donald trump how's it going politically in terms of the national political image for the republican party when you look at what's going on in states run by republicans? well, they exactly been cleaning up on big political issues. just in the current news cycle this was the headline in "the wall street journal" today, arkansas seeks to end school desegregation settlements. arkansas, de

florida a terrorist state. >> i just took my family to spring break in florida recently and i think about all the folks who traveledre for her son enjoy and peace and restoration. to be reminded that this is getting to the point where florida is about to be a terrorist state to many of us here in america. certainly as a lesbian, black woman, i don't want anything to do with the place and i think about the other people who don't want to travel there and its cover on behalf of the naacp. i thank them for issuing this brought guidance. >> dana: as jesse said, clever or sneaky. i talked to lawrence jones earlier today. he said now black kids don't get to go to disney either? this does not seem fair. the question, she said democratic strategist. what is the strategy? ron desantis increased vote totals with hispanics and blacks in this last election when he won by 19-point so i don't know what the strategy is. >> tulsi: it is an attack against ron desantis on the week he's going to announce but to your point, greg come about relevancy. look at where florida is versus where florida use to be. my grandfather served in the

the historically republican-led cities of jacksonville, florida, and colorado springs, colorado going for democrat in a democrat aligned independent, respectively. and with that number of major american cities headed by gop mayors continue to strength, washington post analysis finding that, quote, even as recently as 2000, four of the ten most populous cities had republican mayors. in recent years, that number has been zero. what do you attribute this trend to urban voters rejecting republicans, as rural voters more sharply embrace them? and with the 2024 presidential race underway, where should democrats read more focus, courting more voters or showing up urban support? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me having the, reverend al. i have to wish my nephew happy birthday today, and my mom happy birthday tomorrow. now that i've got that business, let me get back to the people's business. these trends that we are seeing are going to be critical to our 2020 for president biden campaign. as a black woman, these are two vital democrat -- demographics in the democratic party. so,

florida. and colorado springs, colorado.e had the mayor's race that was independent, that was the first time ever. someone who is not a republican has won the mayor's race and colorado springs,. just look at how the republicans have done in elections in the era of donald trump. having donald trump is the standard bearer of their party has been bad for them. it has not been good for them as a party. and, you know, maybe it is not fair to only judge them by what their standard bearer has been able to achieve politically. standard beareof course there af states under republican control, aside from donald trump. how is it going politically? in terms of the national political image for the republican party when you look at what is going on in states run by republicans. well they haven't exactly been cleaning up, big, political issues. just in the current cycle. this is just put out by the wall street journal today. arkansas seeks to and school desegregation settlements. arkansas? school desegregation? why does that bring a bell?

i just took my family to spring break in florida recently. i think about all the folks who traveled there for the sun and joy and peace and restoration. to be reminded that actually this is getting to the point where florida is about to be a terrorist state to many of us here in america. certainly as a certainly has a lesbian and a black woman, on behalf of the naacp i thank them for issuing this broad guidance. >> kayleigh: there are places i don't want to take my family, tulsa, afghanistan, siberia a lot of places come to mind. don't go there, terrorist states periods before it sounds like she and her family had a great time. the sad thing i see in all of this is when we look at the naacp's history and the pivotal impact so that what they made in the civil rights movement and shifting and changing completely our country, my dad, my grandfather was stationed at the air force base and my dad is in third, fourth and fifth grade in the panhandle of florida and my dad about how he is a polynesian kid from samoa. the only nonwhite kid in his clas

lee, spring hill, florida. good fishing with the right people. it's a lot more fun. i am going with t roy in texas. definitely catch something there. maybe you need medication for it. cathy from mehta mann, idaho. will cain has hair just as good as yours. i don't see him bragging about it all the time. i don't bragg about my hair. why does everybody think i am always bragging about my hair. gutfeld started that rumor. i am watters and this is my world. >>> hello and welcome to "fox news tonight". i am will cain. we now know thanks to the release of the durham report earlier this week that the fbi targeted donald trump. they attempted to swing the 2016 presidential election in favor of hillary clinton and sink trump. but have we fully appreciated that the attacks were not limited to donald trump? that the fbi targeted america? earlier today congressman jim jordan of ohio held a hearing in

this spring , two russians play in the final sergey bobrovsky for florida ivan barbashov.ews. sasha have a nice day. thank you. mutually. it was ilya kazakov but their continuation of the sports theme, the capital football club. lokomotiv was able to turn the tide after the winter break and became one of the best teams in the premier league in the spring, which helped overcome the recession and did it become easier for young players to break into the team about this chairman of the board of directors of lokomotiv alexander abramov told in the new edition of the football program of russia the most interesting of the interviews that yuri nagornykh became the chairman of the board of directors of lokomotiv in october last year. the first part of the championship. the locomotive failed and the show in the basement standings. after the winter break , the situation improved, betting on a new head coach. mikhail galaktionova fully justified herself in the spring part of the season lokomotiv is one of the best teams of the russian championship in 12 spring rounds of the rpl lokomo

florida to new york, where he'll soon be arrested. he's - [ cheers and applause he's basically doing a reverse spring break [ laughter ] if you think aboutrida, new york -- [ light laughter ] of course, all the news outlets were covering trump's every move, even the domino's pizza tracker was following him and -- [ laughter ] -- then at his motorcade -- as his motorcade left mar-a-lago, trump was greeted by some of his supporters out in the street here they are. take a look at this. [ laughter ] yeah i saw -- i saw more people supporting oj than this -- [ laughter ] "ac, give us a honk honk." [ laughter ] meanwhile, fox news released a a video of trump supporters waiting for him at the airport, and i think it looked a little different than everyone else's on fox news. take a look at this. >> f former presesident trumump expectcted to landnd in new yoyk anany moment n now therere is the live shshot in new w york city y -- >> jimmy: interesting. >> -- as they wait for his arrival. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i just find that's interesting. a little different yep, trump was then driven from laguardia to trump tower where he's spending the night.

florida. trace, bacteria. >> jackie ibanez live and north. spring is the author of the book, "as will california call my mission to rescue the golden state in the nation. police candidate larry elder. larry a look at this whole naac thing saying that florida is on failure to look down the list and you can go to illinois, chicago, st. louis and missouri in new york, there are dozens o black people shot every single month. many of them killed. and yet florida is hostile to black people? what are your thoughts on this? >> well, trees, the naacp has a extension problem and the problem is this: racism is no less important america, which rose dispose of realty residenc naacp. what to do in the dental racism and resistance -- you nc state like florida whose crime is to prevent white boys from being perceived as oppressors and blackberries being perceived an grilled being perceived as victims, tell me that's hostile to black people. this is a rate, florida, where according to its chamber of commerce and then once and for black businesses, the arbor two sted

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host: jeff in spring hill, florida on our democrats line. hi. caller: hi.guest on their they had made the comment that there is nobody in a position to overthrow democracy. in this country and that is about as wrong a statement as i have ever heard. you have an entire political party that is treasonous to america. it is not care their leader -- they do not care that their leader like osama bin laden to attack america, so did donald trump. if you support him, you are a traitor to america. the proof is there. if you do not want to admit it to yourself, that just makes you more of a traitor than anything else. i cannot understand why the republican party cannot find some patriots that would actually stand up and say, donald trump is a traitor to america. the only one who ever did, it was liz cheney. they ran her out of the park. host: to the republican line next. we will hear from clifford in oceanside, california. caller: yes. thank you very much. traitor. the traitorous regime, the current regime now in power, the biden administration. i do not understand th

in a state like florida where they're trying to make it easier during spring break, are people even sober walking around. anyone can have a gun and walk anywhere you want. in texas into a mental institution you can take a gun. it's madness. and so it is not that the south is somehow uniquely a bad place. it's that they have uniquely weak gun laws. i don't know how else to put it. >> how many hints do we need that it's the guns? we seep saying over and over that it's the guns and the data bear out where you relax gun laws like this, you see more of these incidents. what's happening in texas, joy, is it really is setting up this culture of shoot first and solve your problems later. and as you mentioned, you have people that are more worried now of course about their kids when they go to school. you have folks that have to look behind their shoulder when they go into big events or into a mall. or now, think about what the reaction is going to be from their neighbor when they go and say, hey, can you keep the noise down? or can you cut your grass, or something else that might cause conflict,

host: jeff in spring hill, florida on our democrats line. hi. caller: hi.guest on their they had made the comment that there is nobody in a position to overthrow democracy. in this country and that is about as wrong a statement as i have ever heard. you have an entire political party that is treasonous to america. it is not care their leader -- they do not care that their leader like osama bin laden to attack america, so did donald trump. if you support him, you are a traitor to america. the proof is there. if you do not want to admit it to yourself, that just makes you more of a traitor than anything else. i cannot understand why the republican party cannot find some patriots that would actually stand up and say, donald trump is a traitor to america. the only one who ever did, it was liz cheney. they ran her out of the park. host: to the republican line next. we will hear from clifford in oceanside, california. caller: yes. thank you very much. traitor. the traitorous regime, the current regime now in power, the biden administration. i do not understand th

you know, i just took my family to spring break in florida recently.the folks who travel there for sun and joy and peace and restoration. and to be reminded that actually this is getting to the point where florida is about to be terrorist state to many of us here in america. as a lesbian and a black woman, i don't want to have anything to do with the place and i think about the other people that don't want to travel there either. it is clever on behalf of the naacp for issuing this broad guidance. and it turns a remarkable, i think, lens, on the united states and highlights how bigotry and bias and ignorance do as much harm as we accuse other countries of doing to people that they suppress. >> you know, it is been pointed out to me by people who work in diplomatic circles that there are warnings spoken and unspoken about postings in the united states in part due to our gun violence and our political divisions and some of the policies. this feels like 2.0, the next version of that. you're reaction. >> i think that is absolutely right. and i imagine ther

florida... and our returning champion-- a retired museum educator from colorado springs, colorado... whose 1-daypplause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--mayim bialik. [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" we learned during our interviews yesterday that lynn di vito is a recent two-time cornhole champion. what we didn't realize in that moment is that she was soon to become a one-day "jeopardy!" champion, defeating the seemingly unbeatable nine-game winner ben chan in a come-from-behind victory. i'm not sure which of lynn's accomplishments stacks up the highest at this point, but we are happy to welcome her back along with our new challengers-- ed and joyce. good luck as we head into the jeopardy! round with these categories... you'll remove c-o-n from the front of a word to get the response. and... lynn, as our returning champ, you select first. let's go with con must go, $400. - ed. - what is cord?

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democrat winning the mayor's race in jacksonville, florida and independent local businessman prevailing against a well-known republican in colorado springst but what they do is continua trend of republicans losing support in suburban districts and areas. what is going on? >> they don't have the message down especially on abortion. the people who had a message and could articulate and defend it like desantis or rubio did fine. desantis signed a 6 week band that was presented to him, he defended it and did fine but a lot of these guys can't defend the message. they have to get their act together. part of it is a reaction to donald trump in the suburbs but some of this was going on before. in new jersey, my town used to be republican when i moved in 20 years ago. it was regularly featured in the new york times but now it is all democrat, very liberal. the suburbs have been going that direction the last few years. the key is they have to sell their case to the public.e opp has been very strong about the messages, when it has been abortion they were unabashed in saying what they were for an republicans don't give a good accounting of themselv

you know, just last year on spring break six kids overdosed in florida. they didn't belong to a fraternity. they went to west point. they didn't buy fentanyl. they all didn't take the he cocaine. four of them did, the other two simply gave them mouth to mouth resuscitation. but you know what, vote no. go ahead, vote no. but if you won't lead, we will. if you want to take the same approach as the president, that you want to ignore a problem and say it's not happening, we won't sit back. we don't sit back in washington. we go to the border to actually see what's going on. we listen, we learn. and then we sit in committee. even though your committee went and had a hearing, i'm sure you're very proud, you protested, you didn't go. who lost? more americans lost. more americans will die by your actions. for their sake and for our nation's safety, we must secure our border. this is president biden's record on the border. record crossings, record carelessness, record chaos. more than 11,000 people were caught yesterday crossing the border illegally. the highest s

florida. let's return to the war in ukraine. as the two sides ready themselves for a springe energy continues to play key role in giving a clear view of the situation on the ground, both in the devastation that is been caused by the fighting in the very start of the war, a picture of the movement between troops and military equipment. forthe movement between troops and military equipment. for the public, these images of serve to debunk misinformation about the war, shining a light on some of worst atrocities, such as the massacre in blue—chip. i spoke to william marchal that ceo and the word of ukraine and more recently, the conflict in sudan is aided government and commercial mapping of the situation on the ground. i asked him how crucial his work has been. bit of a space renaissance new rockets, new satellites and what is new is to getting the data since and 200 satellites every day, the image of a point on ukraine every day what is changed is every single day, all of those movements attract. and satellites used to be such a province of government and i'll do something tha

superpower to talk directly to the people on twitter and now it will be florida governor ron desantis that is utilizing it to use it as a spring board for this presidential launch. one of the sources we've been speaking with told us that in the conversations between musk and the campaign, he made it clear that he believes that former president trump cannot win again. he believes that desantis can. that he is the future and the contrast that the soon to be official campaign is looking to draw is just that. they will be looking to draw the contrast of future versus past of success versus failure, of action versus talk. that is what you're going to see as he steps out into the field officially here and we are going to see him launch a video in addition to this conversation on twitter spaces which of course is an audio platform for audio conversations on twitter but he'll have an official video then next week, he will do a swing through some of those critical early states. hammering his message officially as a presidential candidate, chris. >> dasha first with the big, breaking news that ron desantis will officially announce tomor

spring because he is unacceptable. >> biden campaign planning to reportedly use desantis record if florida against him they claim thathem flip state to blue. saying his efforts abortion fight with disney a warning to the country what do you think of that. >> i this i people in white house are delusional i think completely misunderstood the country fox poll this morning showed that something like, 70% country is opposed to raising the debt ceiling without spending cuts, i mean, you know, so i think, they can try it they will fail just as failing at governing the country, great analysis as always good to see you, sir. thank you taking a break when we come back big buzz of the morning stay with us. ♪ . ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ are you a new at&t customer looking to upgrade your phone? you're trapped! locked into your contract for three years... introducing the easy unlock. bring your at&t locked phone and t-mobile will pay it off and give you one of the latest 5g smart phones

florida pilot going above and beyond to give his students a lesson in adventure. constance jones from nbc miami station wtvj has our "inspiring america. >> reporter: at miami springs academy for innovative education, the future is now. this first period robotics class is fully embracing it it's part of a program called the flying classroom. >> it has definitely made me realize the importance of technology in our world. >> reporter: the program inspires thousands of students nationwide to explore careers in s.t.e.m anthony delgado is learning how to build a solar-powered go kart. >> they're trying to tell us we can do it, no matter how hard it is. >> reporter: it's part of founder captain barrington irving's passion projects >> you don't call your students, students you call them explorers. why do you do that >> we purposefully call all of our students explorers because we want them to build a mind-set of exploration. everything isn't contained to a textbook it's also contained within experiences and exploration. >> reporter: irving, who grew up in miami's inner city had a mentor who suggested flying. >> i fell in love with aviation, and i wanted to share that pass

spring board. they cross the border and are trying to get to colorado, new york and florida. in and greg abbott sent another bus yesterday, not far from vice president kamala harris home. after title 42 ended last thursday, governor abbott will send migrants to dc and new york. fresh week has begun and border patrol tells fox news migrant encounters have drastically fallen. >> united states border patrol experienced a drop in the number of encounters, verses earlier in the week. it is still early, we are in day three. >> according to multiple cbp sources, last week in california, border patrol arrested an afghan national on the fbi terror watch list. that man crossed the border with a group of migrants and the fbi confirmed a match on the terrorist screening database. yesterday the president was asked how he feels the border is going overall. >> how do you think things are going at the border, sir? >> president biden: much better than y'all expected, no, i think -- pardon me. >> do you have plans to of the have the border? >> not in the near term, it would be disruptive, noth

an awkward start to a campaign that had already hit numerous roadblocks this spring, even as many republicans view the floridaovernor as the most formidable challenger to donald trump. here is what the launch looks like, a little of this on twitter yesterday. >> i am running for president of the united states to lead our great american comeback. we know our country is going the wrong direction, we see it with our eyes and feel it in our bones. our southern border has collapsed, our cities are spiking in crime. the government is making it harder to maintain a middle class lifestyle and the president lacks vigor, flounders in the face of challenges and takes cues from eight woke mob. american decline is not inevitable, it is a choice and we should choose a new direction, a path that will lead to american revitalization. must restore saturday to our nation. host: ron desantis announced glitches, before the governor finally spoke headlines on it, dead air and eventually desantis speaks. donald trump, jr. responding on twitter to the announcement, calling it a disaster, spelling it desaster. we will talk to our se

spring while a.o.c. was crowded maskless clubs specifically miami in horrible place called florida.we open schools and fail to you lose all credibility. >> pete: i'm not a desantis fan but facts are the facts. by every single metric not just during covid when randi weingarten took over aft from 2009 to today reading and math scores fourth grade and 12th grade have all gone down across the country during her time at the helm of the aft. all that money and advocacy and all that fighting for schools -- scores are not getting better for kids. >> brian: here's the thing. add to this which is the republican irresponsibly in my view decides i'm going to forgive all student loans and pushback because we can't afford to do this. what do you say about previous generations that have paid back student loans like, i don't know, us. here is what she said about those who would challenge her. listen to this. >> all of a sudden when it's about our students. they challenge it. the corporations challenge it. the student loan lenders challenge it! that is not right! that is not fair! >> brian: howard d

florida came in at number one. san francisco didn't even crack the top 10, but palm springs. came in at number 3.palm springs. why are people so forgetful? >> that's going to do it for us here during kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. so appreciate your time and we'll see you right back here tomorrow. have a great rest of your day. inner voice (furniture store owner):i know everything about my new furniture business... ...well, everything except the whole business part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business. new business? no problem. success starts with intuit quickbooks. new business? no problem. r.r. phil. they, of course, have never met in person. ricardo has been stuck in canada. how do you get stuck in canada? terri: he went there for a job. i go to canada all the time, i never get stuck. does he know you're here? terri: no, he does not. surprise. you go to the food bank, but you're

springs and georgia. thank you again for your patience and we're looking at the twitter feed were expecting the announcement from ron desantis needs the republican governor of floridaficially for the presidential run—in 202a. i want to go back to the discussion that we were just having as the temperature has risen so much between democrats and republicans in the united states and in terms of being the republican, what is your olive branch to the other side? i what is your olive branch to the other side?— what is your olive branch to the other side? ~' ., , . . other side? i think the olive branch is humanity. _ other side? i think the olive branch is humanity, the _ other side? i think the olive branch is humanity, the value _ other side? i think the olive branch is humanity, the value of _ other side? i think the olive branch is humanity, the value of life. - other side? i think the olive branch is humanity, the value of life. we i is humanity, the value of life. we would get a lot of the polls and the issues, the majority of the issues are as seeing some polls are over 60% of republicans saw that there was a need for police reform. they saw that a majority of ove

two mayoral races, one in colorado and one in florida, and why they are so supremely important for our politics. this past tuesday, the city of colorado springs. -- became the city's first elected black mayor after defeating his opponent. it is important to know that the mayor's race in colorado springs is in fact nonpartisan. the mayor elect is the first mayor not affiliated with the republican party, since colorado springs started electing mayors 45 years ago. breaking the conservative stronghold republicans have had on the city, democrats in the sunshine state also had a historic win when donna deegan defeated her desantis endorsed republican opponent, and became the first woman to be elected mayor of jacksonville. she is also only the second democrat to lead the city in 30 years. jacksonville had been the largest city in the country with a republican mayor. here to discuss the historic races and more, is daniel henry and the colorado springs democratic party chair, shied near it. greetings to you both, i am so glad you are here. my first question to both of you, what do you think the american people should take away from these two very di

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florida ivan barbashov. it was sports news roman hi. thanks to the continuation of the sports theme secondary football clubs. lokomotiv was able to turn the tide after the winter break and in the spring one of the best teams in the premier league, which helped to overcome the recessions, it became easier for young players to break into the team. the representatives of the board of directors, representatives of the church of lokomotiv announcers, told in the new issue of the football program of russia the most interesting of the interviews was collected by alexander abramov chairman of the board of directors of lokomotiv yuri nagorny, became the first part of the championship in october last year lokomotiv failed and went to the basement of the standings . after the winter break, the situation improved. the bet on the new head coach mikhail galaktionov fully justified itself. in the spring part of the season , lokomotiv is one of the best teams in the russian championship in 12 spring rounds of the rpl . lokomotiv lost only once to the st. was lost in the first e, half the championship, of course, climb very high in the tournament table. we haven’t had a single easy game yet, we haven

florida arrested in poland. a. well, he has a very bad situation. important because 1st of forty's, russian seconds, although he's bask, which is a national manual or the spring which is nothing was predicted by the spanish government. and his wife has been violated. she's guess, been able to see his wife once in the, in the last year. and a half, she has been able to see me once she see his 1st lawyers more often. she has no right to call his german, nor his wife, nor he's the parents. he has no right to starting the one case in prison and we ask their lawyer a seasonal. you don't have the right to see the evidence. but you less recently noticed a program called report to show this the end the project pat, protecting rock us citizen journalist. suppose on this just like this being applied fairly soon while the report has in your opinion. no, no, no, of course not. been to who the reporters belong to popular is a freelance reporter so he has nobody to back him out. that's the reality. and of course, i mean, we know that these things are a b, i'm fair. i mean, for me it's great the, all the journalists should be making their job freaks not my job. and i should

springs, and 32-year-old stewart wayment of north logan, utah. >>> switching to weather, april is going out like a lion. a severe storm swept through the south. today people in palm beach gardens, floridaare assessing the damage after a tornado tore through the area saturday. no one was hurt. but as you can see there, the violent winds did some damage, including flipping several cars over. >>> let's bring in meteorologist lynette charles from our partners at the weather channel with more on that. good evening, lynette. >> good evening, jericka. yes, we are going to be dealing with some showers and some thunderstorms across the area right through dinner time. we do have that red on the map out there. so, we are going to be watching for strong to severe thunderstorms. damaging, gusty winds the primary threat. also can't rule out some tornadoes. as we work into tomorrow across the northeast, we'll be dealing with plenty of rain and possibly even some mountain snow out there as well. yes, we are talking about snow as we move into may. but all in all, rainfall totals, oh, yeah, there will be heavy pockets, maybe up to 3 to 5 inches heading up to maine, portions there. pockets of 2 to 3, but

florida is going to be a problem yet again because of the volatile spring storms we are expecting in that part of the country today. >> so, tom, lots of folks flying. even more folks will be driving. folks out on the roads, what should they expect? >> they should leave now or maybe after the "today" show. leave early, not, of course, in the afternoon when everybody else is driving. they will be paying less for gas, that's good news. $3.57 is the national average for unleaded. yes, we know it's more in california. a year ago, $4.60. that's a big change. 37 million americans driving at least 50 miles or more. this is the big test, though, for the airlines. that's why we're keeping such a close eye on this airport and every airport nationwide with the air space really congested this weekend. >> it is already crowded behind you there at reagan international. tom, thank you. >> people are trying to get places. they're trying to get to the beach. that's where sam brock is. he's in miami beach, florida. the party is just getting started. sam, i know they're getting ready for crowds. how are

you know, just last year on spring break six kids overdosed in florida. they didn't belong to a fraternity. they went to west point. they didn't buy fentanyl. they all didn't take the he cocaine. four of them did, the other two simply gave them mouth to mouth resuscitation. but you know what, vote no. go ahead, vote no. but if you won't lead, we will. if you want to take the same approach as the president, that you want to ignore a problem and say it's not happening, we won't sit back. we don't sit back in washington. we go to the border to actually see what's going on. we listen, we learn. and then we sit in committee. even though your committee went and had a hearing, i'm sure you're very proud, you protested, you didn't go. who lost? more americans lost. more americans will die by your actions. for their sake and for our nation's safety, we must secure our border. this is president biden's record on the border. record crossings, record carelessness, record chaos. more than 11,000 people were caught yesterday crossing the border illegally. the highest s

springs and stewart wayment of utah. >>> april is going out like a lion as storms sweep through the south. today, people of palm beach gardens, floridaing the damage after a tornado went through that area on saturday. no one was hurt. but the violent winds did some damage, including flipping several cars over. let's bring in meteorologist lynette charles from our partners at the weather channel. good evening. >> good evening, jericka. we're going to be dealing with showers and thunderstorms through dinner time. we have red on the map out there. we're going to watch for strong and severe thunderstorms. winds, the primary threat and can't rule it some tornadoes. as we work into tomorrow, across the northeast, we'll be dealing with plenty of rain and possibly mountain snow out there, as well. we're talking about snow as we move into may. but all in all, rainfall totals, there will be heavy pockets, up to 3 to 5 inches through maine, and portion there's. pockets of 2 to 3. most of us dealing with an inch across the ohio valley. back to you, jericka. >> so hard to hear the words snow in may. thank you. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on

springs yesterday. that storm also battering the denver area. major flooding hits nebraska where some areas saw up to 10 inches of rain in just 24 hour period. the floridaswirling just off the coast. severe thunderstorm warnings. the spout did not make landfall. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth with a look at memorial day weekend's forecast. >> i'm afraid of that waterspout. we've got a lot of weather across the southeast, florida dealing with better conditions. there anyway because calm down. a lot of the energy moved across part of the carolinas and today and tomorrow, washout and really cold. high temperatures today, memorial day weekend, savannah georgia, 59 degrees, charlotte, 58 °, it should be 90 degrees. below average, these will break records for cold highs for the day, tomorrow cold, we start to warm up monday into tuesday but it's part of the system here, continues to bring a lot of rain and heavy at times, a lot of wind, 40 to 50 miles an hour a lot of the afternoon. a lot of it tomorrow as well, slow-moving system pools on shore but by the time it is done it will drop 5 to 8 inches along the coast and probably 3 to 4 inches

florida please understand the state devalues and marginalizes the contributions of and challenges faced by african-americans and other communities of color. so, openly hostile. what does that even mean? what, do white people just spring out from behind bushes and scream, we love khakis? it's true we do but where's the proof? have you been to miami? it's hardly the cast of "friends" and their tourism industry is thriving. over 37 million people have visited the state and i'm pretty sure they weren't all white. some of them looked like. this he was there and they definitely weren't all straight. key west, the airport would be a pottery barn. so more people moved to florida in 2022 than any other state. they're not just going to disney world to see mickey transition into mini. they're staying. why? it's turning red it's freer and good for everyone contrast that with democrat run states like california new york and illinois which had is largest out immigration. even dems don't want to live in the mess they create. they maybe morons but they're not stupid and on gavin newsom went to florida and we can tell because we followed the trail of hair gel. but again what is laktly happening to black people who travel to florida?