tony in fort lauderdale, florida, go ahead. caller: good morning, pedro. it is hard to say what is happening to crime, because crime statistics tend to lag for about a year. as a black man, what i am concerned about is the jim crow aspect. we hear a lot about jim crow laws and the history of this. i'm concerned the most agree just and largest example of jim crowe is gun-control laws. gun-control laws were put upon us by the democrats, sorry to say it, but to keep black people unarmed so they could come into places like rosewood in florida and massacre us, drive through our communities and massacre us, and i'm glad to see president biden has now reputed jim crow, and as a result, i expect he will speak more on gun rights as black people to protect our communities. have a good day. host: tony in fort lauderdale there. houston, texas, this is joseph. caller: good morning, pedro. i have two comments. one, is the military dumping into the police force causing a copycat behavior for the citizens of this country? that is my question. host: when you say military d

unaccompanied children crossing this year will equal about the size of the entire population of fort lauderdalethis country has never seen this before, democrats you broke it, you own it this is an epic fail as board arrest of illegals hit a 15 year high, our guest tonight brandon judd, tomi lahren on the ground at thehe border former jordan wk unto georgia congressman alyssa farah along with charlie hurt and joe frank martinez, top border official tom homan telling alexandria ocasio-cortez if you don't understand the border, the national security issue, you should not be in congress she is in a big fight with senator tom cruise, ron desantis wording the biden administration stop releasing criminal illegals into florida the governor there now cracking down into the falsehood and misleading over george's new l voting law, it appears people aren't reading it but choosing to criticize it when it actually expands early voting and more lenient than the laws and democrat run blue states. george's top election official gate sterling repeated at present abiding for pressuring major league baseball to p

unaccompanied children the size of the population of fort lauderdale possibly crossing by the fall.sounds like a crisis. >> as somebody who goes out and patrols the border as well as represents all of the rank and fail border patrol agents, i can't tell you how frustrated i am to hear political rhetoric instead of actual solutions. they want to put blame on other people instead of coming up with what can be done to actually secure the border. it's not rocket science. it's been done in the past, and we can do it again. there's just no political will from this white house right now to actually do what the american people want them to do to secure that border once and for all so we can stop talking about this. elizabeth: okay. we've got the young toddlers who are dropped over, literally, by human smugglers over the border wall. worder patrol saying they're doing -- border patrol saying they're doing fine. now we've got this fight between al of course cez and senator ted cruz. aoc is trying to claim ted cruz created the problem. what do you say? >> he didn't. and it's disgusting to know

: nearly a year later michael hausen still struggles to make sense what have happened here in fort lauderdaley clashed with black lives matter protesters following the murder of george floyd. now another worry, a new state law that he believes targets just these kinds of necessary protests. >> i believe this was about prosecuting black people for having the nerve to stand up and call out systemic racism and fight against it. >> reporter: in florida the so-called anti-riot law prohibits damaging memorials or historic proper. it prevents defending police and increases penalties for crimes during a riot which it defines as three or more individuals whose shared intent to engage in disorderly or violent conduct results in imminent damage of property damage or personal injury or actual damage or injury. >> it is the strongest anti-rioting pro-law enforcement piece of legislation in the country, and there's just nothing even close. >> translator: deal with the real problem. deal with the systemic racism in this problem. deal with the real issues before you start legislating against a group of peopl

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routes they used to be cheap like fort lauderdale to las vegas or san francisco to seattle are now expensive. that is where the demand is. >> it is certainly different in this pandemic. i'm wondering how sfo stacks up to some of the other busy air force. >> reporter: well, the point skies set the increase has really been slow and steady compared to other parts of the us, which opened up faster than the bay area. in those places they are seeing 2019 levels of traffic and one of those cities miami, florida. >> slow and steady can win the race. >>> as of today sexual harassment is officially banned on bart. the board of directors updated its code today. we learned that a father and a son were hit by a suspected dui driver with the accident happened last night on the intersection. police say a 27- year-old man along with his son were hit by a sedan while walking in the crosswalk. both sustained life-threatening injuries. the child is in critical condition. the driver was arrested and booked into jail on suspicion of driving while under the influence. >>> developers who have been battling for yea

. >> russ that used to be cheap like fort lauderdale to las vegas, or san francisco to seattle, are now expensive because that is where the demand is. >> it feels good to be getting out of dodge, and seeing family again, and just a little bit of normalcy. and so many travel certificates. >> the big reason for that, a surgeon vaccinations. more than 10.7 million californians are now fully vaccinated. six and a half-million are halfway there but juliette goodrich reports what all those people don't have bodies react. >> reporter: there is definitely a range of reactions when it comes to the covid vaccination, whether you've had the first shot or the second shot. but why? we spoke to some medical experts to get to the bottom of it. reaction to the vaccination? it varies. a lot of people mentioned like the first shot, their arm hurts at the second shot is the one that usually puts them out. >> both times i had the pfizer vaccine in my arm, it was quite sore for a couple of days but that past. the next couple of days i was really dragging, very tired but nothing to complain about. >> my body

but down in florida defiance in fort lauderdale where a crowd in the hundreds gathered for what was billed as a million maskless march, burning their face coverings. all while florida continues to see increases in cases and deaths experts pointing to mostly maskless spring break celebrations as a factor >> south florida has become the place to be the past few months, and so spring break people from the northeast, and that has definitely contributed to the increase that we're seeing >> and gadi now joins us from los angeles. gadi, how many more americans still need to be vaccinated >> reporter: well, jose, so far about a quarter of u.s. adults have been fully vaccinated about half of u.s. adults have received one shot so far. so with herd immunity around 70% to 80% we're more than halfway there. jose >> gadi schwartz in los angeles, thank you. and make a plan for when and where to get vaccinated visit planyourvaccine.com for more >>> a second high-profile staffer working for matt gaetz has quit the embattled congressman's legislative director resigned earlier this month. he gave no reason,

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this is near fort lauderdale.had to call police last saturday when the groom and some other people began showing up to set up for the wedding. the property is up for sale for more than 5 million dollars. the couple had tour did as potential buyers months ago. they asked if they could use it for their wedding. they we're told by the owner who is an heir to the ihop fortune. no, you can't. but incredibly they just sent out the invitations anyway. apparently they figured the house was fake and nobody would know didn't realize the honor was living in a different house on the same property. police made everybody leave. no charges were filed. >> there was that news doesn't stop here. we have a full hour ahead on kron on. yeah, there's another effect of the pandemic to tell you about. california's public school system seeing a big drop in enrollment and that could mean less money for schools will take a look at what's being done to try to fix that problem. >> and why the pandemic is still causing enrollment to drop. you

lance in fort lauderdale, florida. caller: i would like to challenge you on your basic premise. the idea that the court is out of balance. as if the court is composed of democrats or republicans. the court is composed of judges who leave personal opinions at their gate when they put on the rope. what is a democrat law? what is a republican law. i have -- emma paralegal who was worked for offices -- i am a paralegal. if the law says pay a $25 fine for a speeding ticket, that is not a republican or democratic law. that is the law. changing the law is what the legislature is for. you are talking about credibility on the court. in four years we have a republican president and he decides we need four more. the democrat after that decides we need four more. this goes on in for an item. ruth bader ginsburg was against it. every justice was against it. my uncle was a judge. he was an avowed republican who never let that influence his opinion. you say you want to balance it. caller: -- guest: the caller raised the example of a parking ticket. that is black and white. some statutes are pr

. >> breaking right now a live look at fort lauderdale the hollywood international airport entrancesspicious package found outside one of the terminals just before 2:00 am eastern. all flights are delay. only employees are inside the airport, passengers, we will monitor it as it develops. carley: the suspect arrested for horrific anti-asian attack on parole for the fatal stabbing, brandon elliott was sentenced 15 years to life. before being released in 2018 but why is he free in the first place, joining me with her call to governor cuomo and bill deblasio to keep convicted murderers behind bars and let police do their job, new york congresswoman, how does this happen, murdered his mom and 16 years later is out on the streets. >> this is happening in radical cities and states like ours in new york where the policies in place are allowing individuals with criminal records who have been convicted of serious crimes like murder and rape to be released onto the streets. this particular case it was governor cuomo's appointed parole board that allowed this individual to be released after bei

stuart: if we come down, it won't be to fort lauderdale.e economy stuart to do very well over the next few years as long as the fed keeps their policies in place, interest rates remain low. i said a couple times you know, we're in this borrower's paradise. on the other hand made it very difficult for seniors, retirees and pension funds and so forth to get any kind of return, especially in fixed income in the bond markets. stuart: it is a real dilemma for someone, of retirement age, put it like that. because you're bound to be a little worried about this extraordinary stock market rally and how long it will last but if you go outside of the stock market, where do you get anything to live on? bonds pay you virtually nothing. >> right. stuart: i'm really dubious about bit down and spacs and some of the other more interesting investments. so where does that leave our viewers? i mean in a real quandary i think. >> well there is one place where you can get attractive yields especially compared to the bond market. and those are in closed end funds

. >> in florida, defiance in fort lauderdale where crowds in the hundreds gathered as a million mask burning the fake face masks. spring break celebrations are the factor for more outbreaks. >> trevor: trump support, your get to destroy your mask and increase carbon emissions. according to a new pole, burning pile of masks is now the frontrunner in florida's next senate race. this protest was ridiculous, especially at the end where matt gaetz threw his phone into the fire. weird, why would he -- oh... on the other hand, though, we are talking about florida here. so i'm just impressed they took off their masks before they lit them on fire. by the way, can you please stop calling your shit million-something march? right? if you're not going to get a million people, don't use the name. what you should do is call it the 12-person march so that when 340 people show up we'll be like damn! look at that turnout! whoo! moving on to the main story, policing in america. we're now entering week three in the trial of minneapolis police officer derek chauvinner to the murder of george floyd. that'

liz: that's about equal to fort lauderdale every month. the border, two terrorists from yemen on the watchlist and no-fly list were caught, she turned to claim this is uncommon, also homeland security depleted a press release about the terrorists, we border patrol stopping 19 suspected terrorist at the border since 9/11 including isis, the pakistani taliban, people are saying if you talk about this, it's hysteria, no, dick cheney says just one needs to get through to create a problem. do you think it's overreacting to report about terrorist being caught at the border and why did homeland security delete the press release about it. >> homeland security is doing a lot of things, gag orders unofficially, they did not want us to take pictures and some of the facilities, they don't want to talk about people being apprehended and that are on the terrorist watch list or no-fly list, they don't want folks to know what's going on because they know what it is an absolute crisis and its stem directly from the policies that president biden reversed of

greater and forbids perspective that 184,000 number is equivalent to the size of the entire city of fort lauderdalea and that is just unaccompanied children encountered at the border, not the thousands more that slip past. a real devastating tragedy there. shannon: have a wonderful easter. hunter biden launching his book tour in interview, ask about a laptop that allegedly expose the biden family's efforts, a case of can neither confirm nor deny. trace gallagher is on the case looking at the facts as we know them so far. good evening. >> now we have the major players on the record is a timeline and said what. immediately follows the new york post that broke the story of the incriminating documents and emails:what was said to be hunter biden's laptop, the story was blocked on facebook and twitter because it, quote, violated twitter's packed material policy, twitter never provide any evidence the emails were hacked or was russian disinformation but in october than january joe biden told 60 minutes it was russian disinformation and a smear campaign yet the same month, director of national intelligence

we are talking about a town that i lived in, we are talking about fort lauderdale, hollywood internationalscue steps in to help 50 dogs and cats. the wings of rescue is a nonprofit organization. they adopted misplaced animals and all of them brought over from the bahamas have been adopted by folks in south florida. >> shannon: i love it, i grew up down there, it is a great place. i know you had a lot of great years there are too and now i want to adopt for dogs. forget the cat lady, i'm going to be the dog lady. kevin, thank you so much. that's it from washington, we will see you back here tomorrow. i am shannon bream. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when you earn a degree with university of phoenix, we support you with career coaching including resume building, interview prep, personal branding and more for your entire career. so if you commit to earning a degree with us, we commit to standing by you until the day you retire. that's career services for life. find out more about our commitment at phoenix.edu so what's going on? [dog] i'm a talking dog. find out more about our commitment the other issue. [dog] oh.

. >> we've been overrun we've been going between palm beach, miami, fort lauderdale and we closed a dealt to escape the new york city taxes and come to florida and we hear the same thing from our colleagues in texas were sane people from san francisco are migrating in the same fashion it is really a countrywide problem. >> florida and texas businesses, clients, new york is saying please leave. >> right. >> new york is not going to raise the rates all into 51% were hearing san francisco that's where the most people are leaving fleeing san francisco, they tend to be going to texas, what do you advise people, do you think people should hold onto their properties in the high tax hike crime states and cities saying maybe it will turn around, what would you tell them to do. >> i think they should do with a lot of our clients are doing by a property in the state that you think you want to be and whether long-term or short-term they may want to be in florida has some .5 years from now, ten years from now do it now by a property put your foot in see how it feels and decide if you want to sell new

one hour ago in fort lauderdale, reporters on the scene of a deputy-involved shooting.es reported some of the inside with a knife. a police standoff in california with a man suspected of stabbing his wife to death. earlier today, a police officer working overtime at san antonio airport shot and killed a well armed motorist who got out and allegedly started randomly firing at anyone. later on this evening, please searching the oakwood apartment in florida after five people where shot there. details at the moment, there is just an officer involved in washington as well. these are some of the incidents that we've heard about though they rarely get reported outside of their local area. if i don't. it's news, big news when a police officer kills a 13-year-old in a chicago neighborhood late at night responding to calls of shots fired. unclear from the video whether or not the boy, adam toledo, was armed. if the police say the gun was found nearby. a police officer appears to make every effort to save the boy in this graphic video caught on his body cam, but in the highly poli

we're letting in the equivalent of a fort lauderdale, it seems liking, every month.s that, we understand it. we just feel like congress is passing laws, border patrol has to uphold those laws, but then border patrol gets criticized and called things like the kkk by kamala harris when they're saving people's lives. >> i support border patrol, i support the men and women, and i certainly support i.c.e., support homeland. there are good men and women. you know, sometimes people might disagree about the policies, but we've got to support the men and women that are carrying out that policy. the numbers that have been coming in, basically what i see at the border is -- every day they're getting so many people coming in, a couple days ago they had 3100 people flood in one day in just the valley. and certainly, i think as of a couple days ago they had over 8,000 individuals that had come in. and as you know, the people in donna, 72% are unaccompanied kids, and 22% of them are family units. the single adults are being returned. they're being returned under title 42. some of t

minors cross the border over the next 12 months that would equal the population of the city of fort lauderdale now hearing terrible stories, jason jones who used to be with the department of public safety talked about an 8-year-old boy found dead out in the desert because of conditions there and texas rancher whitt jones on he and his neighbors finding dead migrants on their properties. listen here. >> based on where you are geographically located and how people travel and where you are as to where the bodies are found. but we find more two to three. that's still enough. neighbor of mine has been finding close to 10 a year for the last 10 years. there is a sense of fear that exists down here all the time. it is a terrible situation. >> john: there are plenty of jane and john does found deceased out there in the desert. we see these other pictures like the 3 and 5-year-old girls who were dropped over the border fence, that 11-year-old boy the other day abandoned by the group he was traveling with, and you wonder where is the outrage on the left that we heard so much during the trump administrat

elizabeth: that's about equal to a fort lauderdale every month.the border. two terrorists from yemen on the fbi watch list and no-fly list were caught. she's trying to claim this is up common. also homeland security deleted a press release about the yemeni terrorists. we've got border patrol stopping at least 19 suspected terrorists at the border since 9/11 including isis, hezbollah, the pakistani taliban. so, you know, people are saying, oh, they talk about this, this is hysteria with. no, dick cheney said just one needs to get through to create a problem. so do you think it's overreacting to report about terrorists being caught at the border? and why did homeland security delete the press release? >> well, homeland security has done a lot of things, kind of gag orders unofficially, they didn't want us to take pictures in some of these facilities, they don't want to talk about people being ab rehended -- apprehended that are on the terrorist watch list on the no-fly list. they don't want folks to know about what's going on down there because they

just a bit of perspective, that 184,000 number is equivalent to the size of the entire city of fort lauderdalea, that's just unaccompanied children encountered at the border, not the thousands more that will ultimately slip past. a real devastating tragedy there. the one you can't ignore those numbers or those lies. thank you, have a wonderful easter. >> you, god bless. >> shannon: seven stomach fighting punching his book tour, asked about a laptop. but it was a case of, i can neither confirm nor deny. it breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is on the case looking back at the facts as we know them so far. >> good evening, and that we have the major players on the record, here's a timeline on who said what. in the early follow, it was a "new york post" that broke the story of the incriminating documents and emails found on what was said to be hunter biden's laptop. the story was unblocked on facebook and twitter because it "violated twitters policy." twitter never provided any evidence that emails were hacked or was russian disinformation. in october, then candidate joe biden told "60 mi

unaccompanied children crossing this year will equal about the size of the entire population of fort lauderdale you own it this is an epic fail as board arrest of illegals hit a 15 year hi

one of the planes was stopped in fort lauderdale, it was unclear why the plane was stopped.eral investigators questioned a woman that was part of the trip and seized her phone. congressman gaetz has hired an outside pr firm and has legal representation. he is denied that he violated any laws. joining us now, a former federal prosecutor who specialized in sex crimes and an msnbc legal analyst. the new news tonight about the inquiry of congress, what do you make of it, is that important or pro forma? >> it's important because they are looking in to the allegations that he was sharing, essentially revenge porn on the floor of the house in addition to everything else. he threatened a witness in the impeachment proceedings and nobody did anything. i have more faith in the fbi and the justice department than the ethics committee in the house. if they can figure out how to get him off the judiciary committee, it seems wise to me. you know, your set up about the bahamas is important, because in that story, is the little tid bit that they took one of the young girls' phones. well as

we've been going between palm beach, miami, fort lauderdale, we just closed a deal there yesterday, beautifuly taxes and come to florida. and we're hearing the same thing from our colleagues in texas. people from san francisco are migrating in the same fashion. so it's really a countrywide problem. >> florida and texas are courting businesses, clients, everyone. is saying, please leave. >> right. elizabeth: so new york is going the raise the top rates all in to 52 percent, and you're right, we're hearing san francisco, that's where the most people are leaving. they're fleeing san francisco. so ors you know, and they tend to be going to be texas. so what do you advise people -- do you think people should hold on to properties in these high-tax, high-crime states and cities saying maybe it'll turn around? what would you tell them to do? >> you know, i think they should do what a lot of our clients are doing is buy a property in the state you think you want to be in. whether it's long term or short term, right in they may want to be in florida five years from now, ten years from now. do it now,

footage you are looking at right now from cnn of the fbi arriving at roger stone's residence in fort lauderdalea, taking him into custody. they arrived before dawn there, just after 6:00 a.m., a dozen officers were told. >> tucker: acn an exclusive pier well, cnn was tipped off to that raid before it happened. imagine if the department of justice, men with guns who can literally shoot you and get away with it, used the american news media for political purposes to hurt you before you are even put on trial. that is corrupt and what you just saw on television, that is one of the most grotesque displays of corrupt justice to happen in this country and in our lifetime. in the end, he had a presidential pardon in the final moments of the trump administration. but the story wasn't over for him. the harassment continued. the biden administration has now announced that they are suing roger stone. he has paid the taxes, not an easy thing when his prosecution left him unable to work, when the judge in the case couldn't even speak in public. he was completely broke. stone paid everything he owed. he was n

. >> reporter: look, miami, fort lauderdale, d.c.o baltimore, hey, los angeles to las vegas, that's a four-hour plus drive that stretches into a nine-hour parking lot on some days all of this is under consideration for a loop in las vegas, more than 40 destinations have raised their hand saying, yep, we want a station. we'll build it they're thinking if you build it, they will come >> and i bet they will, contessa, thank you. >> that tunnel could become a major attraction, obviously, but nevada has high hopes to draw in a new wave of tourists, pot smokers. state lawmakers are considering a brand new bill to legalize smoking marijuana in lounges think amsterdam coffee shop or your local bar but weed instead of beer. if passed, customers would be allowed to bring in their own marijuana to one of these establishments of course weed's been legal in nevada for years now, but while you can buy pot there and smoke it at home, you can't smoke in public so no place for tourists no action yet, but they'll vote by tomorrow or the bill is dead.

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tony in fort lauderdale, florida, go ahead. caller: good morning, pedro.ard to say what is happening to crime, because crime statistics tend to lag for about a year. as a black man, what i am concerned about is the jim crow aspect. we hear a lot about jim crow laws and the history of this. i'm concerned the most agree just and largest example of jim crowe is gun-control laws. gun-control laws were put upon us by the democrats, sorry to say it, but to keep black people unarmed so they could come into places like rosewood in florida and massacre us, drive through our communities and massacre us, and i'm glad to see president biden has now reputed jim crow, and as a result, i expect he will speak more on gun rights as black people to protect our communities. have a good day. host: tony in fort lauderdale there. houston, texas, this is joseph. caller: good morning, pedro. i have two comments. one, is the military dumping into the police force causing a copycat behavior for the citizens of this country? that is my question. host: when you say military dumping i

fort lauderdale, $350 a day. miami $305 a day. florida is one of the worst states.f the warm weather. if you fly to these cities, no cars were available over the past weekend. daytona beach, key west, panama city, south of fort myers, sarasota, tallahassee and vero beach. travelers in ohio have been renting u haul trucks. >> we think the problem will be with us through the summer. we find the demand is spiking up and car rental companies aren't able to get in vehicles fast enough. the problem will migrate to the northeast, midwest and other areas of the country as weather warms up. >> he says the top three travel tips if you get a rental car make your reservation early, two, book the pay later date and thirdly sign up for the loyalty programs like if you are a hertz gold member skip the lines and go right to the car. >> dana: we'll use the phil keating loyalty program and have you pick us up. thank you so much. >> uber. >> dana: fox news alert. a court hearing getting underway in the death of andrew brown junior who was killed by sheriff's deputies in north carolina

>> bill, come to fort lauderdale this came to light last month but the school system hacked by a criminalg. that gang operating out of russia, eastern europe no extradition. they froze the servers and stole personal information. initially they demanded $40 million in bitcoin. that demand has gone down to $10 million as the two sides have come back and forth. the district at one point offering $500,000. this copy has targeted towns and hospitals in florida. but lately they have been focusing on school district. school districts have lack of cybersecurity and it's gotten weaker due to remote learning. right now, broward officials stressed no money has been paid, no personal information has been released, and they engaged a cybersecurity firm to try to fight this hat, bill. >> bill: well met, steve harrigan what a story there. thank you from atlanta today. >> fox news alert job reports for march came out about 15 minutes ago and checked this number out, 916,000 jobs added last month alone, the highest number since august, recovering economy and unemployment rate drops down to 6%. 6%. 280,000

colleagues and really what's interesting too is that this particular restaurant has another one in fort lauderdaleple so they called up the robot company and guess what the robot company was out of robots, so what does that tell you? this is the state to play as it is, but these are quite fascinating, neil, and as you sit here and watch these robots just silently drift around the restaurant, it maybe a sign to come. i mean, it really is quite fascinating. neil: did i hear beavis say " open the microwave door"? it seems like maybe so. ashley: [laughter] i know, i know, at least i'm not a robot reporter, at least i don't think i am, but those days i hope will never come. [laughter] neil: oh, man, that is wild stuff. thank you, my friend, very interesting. ashley: my pleasure. neil: thank you. all right, again, another challenging assignment in florida but somehow, ashley is pushing on. all right, these guys push on too, and give us great analysis of maybe what that means. scott sheledy over at ag optimist and francis newt an stacey, optimal capital director strategy. francis, what do you think of th

in fort lauderdale, 350 bucks a day. here in miami, $350 a day. that is just from last weekend.rs available. daytona beach, jacksonville, key west, panama city, punta gorda, sanford, sarasota, tallahassee, vero beach. travelers in hawaii, you mentioned have been getting ryder trucks, u-haul trucks to drive and for the vacations because they could not get a rental car. industry experts say expect it to get worse before it gets better. >> right. we think this problem will be with us for a while. at least through the summer. we are finding that, these demand is spiking up. car rental companies are not able to get vehicles fast enough. we think the problem will migrate to the northeast, the midwest and other areas of the country as the weather warms up. reporter: that is the ceo of autoslash.com. the top three tips are, make the rental reservation early, book the pay later rate, sign up for the free loyalty programs like hertz gold for example, so you skip the line, you land at the airport, walk through the terminal, you walk straight to your car, saving you time and hassle. compoun

a live look at fort lauderdale where the hollywood international airport is shut down as police investigatecious package. it was found outside one of the terminals just before 2:00 a.m. all flights are delayed. only employees are allowed inside the airport. passengers are being told to stay in their car until they receive the all clear. on to another fox news alert, four people are killed, including a child in a shooting at a california office complex, a fifth person was also shot. she is in critical condition. the suspect was also hurt but police say it's unclear whether or not it was from a self-inflicted gunshot or from officers returning fire. police are not sure if it was a targeted shooting or a random attack. several law enforcement agencies are investigating. elm pateled new york governor andrew cuomo got 4-million-dollar while reportedly pitching a book deal on his image as a hero during the pandemic. this as at the same time his aides were reportedly editing a politically damaging health department report that revealed a far higher number of covid-19 nursing home death than previo

stuart: fort lauderdale could it be an earth cam on a cloudy day for florida it looks nice and warm andtasks assigned to human service, the owner decided to invest $30000 because the restaurant was struggling with hiring staff the robots are being used to greet customers, help them to their seats and even run food to the tables, human service are still taking orders in the robots were singing happy birthday to customers in four different languages, the question is, do you tip them. stuart: would you. ashley: no. stuart: i knew it, me too. show me mcdonald's they are teaming up with the bts starting may 26, fans can order that group's favorite meal, this is part of a series of celebrity collaboration at mcdonald's, the stock not reacting to that that all. youtube star jake paul says his pay-per-view fight brought in $75 million this weekend not all of it went to him but that is big money i want to bring in mike known as guns to myself and my colleagues. first of all, the guy in the yellow trunks, he is a youtube star, a nasty character i understand, he insults everybody, sometime ago he

host: from the democrats line, lance, fort lauderdale, florida. morning.ler: i would like to challenge you on your basic premise, the idea that the courts are out of balance. as if the courts are proposed of democrats or republicans. the courts are composed of judges, who leave their personal opinions at the door when they put on the robe. i challenge you to tell me what the democratic law, with republican law. i have yet to find a judge that has let their personal opinion influence the law. the law is the law. if the law says $25 fine for something, that's not a republican or democrat law. if you want to change it that's the legislature. what you are doing is setting up a situation to talk about credit ability on the court. -- credibility on the court. in four years will have republican credit -- president to could decide we need four more and then the democratic that -- after that could decide we need more and it goes item. justices -- ad infant item -- ad infinitum. my uncle was a judge in an avowed republican and he never allowed it to influence his op

cities, in particular the cities from san francisco relocating to austin, texas, dallas, texas, fort lauderdalehe hotspots and what you said about pricing, median home prices, one.4, 482,$000, 248,000, the discrepancy is enormous, you are correct on that and that is a key motivator. i got to ask about this pandemic, business owners in particular, so when it comes to jobs and business owners, where are those people going and why? >> the same places, talking about the cost of living, if you look at the business side, and at lower cost of living, they are similar in terms of the nightlife, access to ski country, salt lake city has 4% lower cost of doing this in denver. what happens? companies looking to relocate in places it is cheaper to do business. the job havens out there are the places that are the cost of doing business so you have the perfect storm in a good way, lower cost of living or doing business, you have lower economic growth and that is what you see in texas and florida now? jedediah: in places like new york that suffered so badly in terms of industry, does it go backward? back to t