>> reporter: there are missing signs up everywhere around gainesvilleful people in maria's communityer every day. they're handing out fliers, asking questions and even are reviewing home surveillance foot an. they say they won't stop until maria is found safe, and investigators say maria's disappearance does not meet the criteria for a levis call, that's georgia's version of an amber alert. anyone with any information at all no matter how small you may if think it is, contact the hall county sheriff's office in gainesville, georgia. back to you. anita: yeah. let's certainly hope they find her soon. thank you so much, madison scarpino, for that live report. griff? griff: coming up, how businesses in california are responding to the state's new $20 an hour minimum wage for food workers. that's next. ♪ if.here ♪ help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned f

if you have information on her disappearance call the county sheriff's office in gainesville.ey say 2 dozen local, state, federal investigators are working to find her. this is the latest flyer, 5 foot 3, 100 pounds and investigators believe she may be wearing the bright blue shirt you see in this photo of her, 12-year-old is missing in danger. investigators say the last time anyone saw or heard from maria was may 29th at her home an hour north of atlanta. investigators tell us she lives with her dad, and he is the one who reported her missing. the community is just really trying to help out with this. people are handing out flyers, doing everything from searching houses to looking through doorbell camera footage. >> we will be heading homeless areas, hotels, motels, it is really emotional. >> reporter: we show you that flyer one more time which investigators tell us they don't think maria was abducted but she's in danger because of her agent how long she's mizzen missing. maria's disappearance does not meet the criteria for a levi's call, that's georgia's version of her an am

>> david: alan kinder from gainesville, georgia, going back too after answering the call 80 years agon terrible not to have been in it at the time. personal pride was important to everybody, you know? >> david: irving loughner oxford, florida, getting ready, too. >> that's my helmet from the war. >> david: there's a reason he's going back. >> people have to know that freedom is not free. so, i'm doing that now with my full heart and conscience. >> david: and back at that towing garage in new jersey, tim is getting ready for the journey. >> you're off? >> off. >> okay. >> david: at 102 years old, to go back 80 years later? >> that's something that gets -- gets to me. 80 years. and the people of normandy are still honoring us. >> david: 80 years later, they are going back. when we come back. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease.

>> marÍa gÓmez pÉrez, de 12 aÑos, fue vista por Última vez el 29 de mayo en casa de su paÁa en gainesvilles emigraron a estados unidos hace seis aÑos, el dÍa de su desapariciÓn. preguntÓ por ella en todas partes hasta alertar a las autoridades. de ahÍ comenzÓ una bÚsqueda incansable que ha unido a toda una comunidad. >> estamos trabajando las 24 horas, los siete dÍas a la semana, asÍ que quien sea que ayudÓ, si es que ese es el caso o quien sea que se la llevÓ y ahora ya se arrepintiÓ, no va a tener ningÚn problema. nosotros estamos para recibir a marÍa. >> los boletines de bÚsqueda que se han colocado por todo el condado muestran con la camisa azul que llevaba ese dÍa este jueves, la recompensa por informaciÓn que lleva a encontrarla subiÓ a 30.000 $ gracias a contribuciones anÓnimas de ciudadanos. el alcalde gerald couch, asegurÓ en conferencia de prensa que estÁn haciendo todo lo posible por encontrarla y resaltÓ la ayuda que han recibido de otras agencias. dijo que han entrevistado a familiares, amigos y maestros de marÍa, indagado en sus redes sociales y que tambiÉn recolectaron telÉf

tell a be what more can you tell us about the us these went protests against anthony bank and our gainesville u. s. in fact, they're more in support of what the us are trying to achieve here with this trip and with this proposed plan that bite and set out a week ago. this is many of the families of the hostages, friends and others who support a deal, and i'm putting pressure on these ready government rather to try to get them to come and get on board with the steel. they desperately want to see their loved ones return, and they see that a hostage deal is the only way for that to to, to happen. rebecca, thank you. that was the w as rebecca rivers in jerusalem. now the friend swear, the 1st opinion polls insist that election was called projects a win for the far right national riley, however, the party is forecast impulse, short of an absolute majority. across france, there been protests against the far right after their when in sundays european elections most were peaceful. but there were some clashes with police. left wing parties are pledging to team up for the snap elections and nominate jo

>> david: alan kinder from gainesville, georgia, going back, too, after answering the call 80 years ago>> it would have been terrible not to have been in it at the time. personal pride was important to everybody. >> david: irving locker in oxford, florida, getting ready, too. >> that's my helmet during the war. >> david: there's a reason he's going back. >> people have to know that freedom is not free. so, i'm doing that now with my full heart and conscience. >> david: and back at that towing garage in new jersey, tim is getting ready for the journey. at 102 years old, to go back 80 years later -- >> that's something that gets -- gets to me. 80 years. and the people of normandy are still honoring us. >> david: we should note here tonight that over the course of the last five years, we have lost some of the veterans we have been following. their families tonight telling us, please keep their stories alive, too. they also told us they are grateful that many of their brothers are still returning to normandy. tomorrow here, i will sit down with them, not far from here, on utah beach, where

son to the gym and he bought in the you and action button party has rejected assignments in the gainesville georgia, imposed by charlotte schultz is routing. so soon the most likely positive s p d members will quick to criticize the opponents with a child. so saying the public should push back a games right wing policies. so while i get this not valid i, they give us the results of the election was bad for all 3 governing parties. nobody should be going back to business as usual. the votes for right wing populace parties in our country and the other european countries must concern us. we must not get used to it. and the task has to be to push them back and make sure that they weren't clear majorities for the parties which gave a clear affirmation to our democracy and the state of law and to what constitutes us as the european union. and which represent that 2 questions have arisen about what will happen to amazing natural parliament for the pivotal e.

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my ground, you won't be turned around ♪ >> reporter: tom petty and the heartbreakers came out of gainesvillere is country strains in our dna, the country music that influenced me and tom and ben and everyone, it was george jones, loretta lynn, dolly parton. >> reporter: mike campbell also performs on petty country with margo price, the song "ways to be wicked" which he cowrote. ♪ there is so many ways to be wicked ♪ >> i'm really proud of this song legacy, and that's why i'm glad they did a country album. it reminds people that hey, tom was a great writer. i do miss tom terribly. we were so close, but we wrote a lot of songs together. >> yep. >> and i'm proud of those as time goes on. refugee, it means as much now as it did when he wrote it. ♪ it don't really matter to me, baby, everybody's had to fight to be free ♪ >> reporter: how does it feel for you to perform those songs now? >> well, i love my brother, and he's always with me, you know. especially when i do his songs, i can hear him don't [ bleep ] it up. you got it now, that's the way. sell it, sell it. keep it alive. it's emotional.

and that time, you know, like, was a, uh, i mean, the gainesville fives of so many things happening that i'm the one of those very different. so i'm lived in as well. but when we finish the school, is that diamond a person actually realizing because friends are going away and everybody wants to do something and they're getting to defy this professionally here this summer. that's how i decided to what's the most to do? i never thought about it and that's it. okay. i'd say i wouldn't be covered like that, but i said, i'm too shy how the effect. right. so that's where the decision that to i know we had, everybody knows who we are, new schools are, we still have that problem because of being an active son i. they are treated nicely if you did hardly not able to dental hygiene c normally. so the life was on that side during that period. so then i decided to go via abroad in england, i joined to order to appear in birmingham. i was there for or you had and how friend, because i said that nobody knows me for the headlamp, my so you know, i'm just and all my person and that's what i see the new

just a tremendous son, so i put all that and that time, you know, life was very, i mean, little, gainesville fives of so many things happening that i'm the one of those very different . so i'm lived in as well, but when we finish, the school is a diamond, a person actually realizing because friends are going away and everybody wants to do something and they're giving the default of this professional year this summer. that's how i decided to get what's the most to do? i know i thought about it a shed and that's it. okay. i think i wonder with overnight, but i said i'm too shy how the effect. right. so that's where the decision that to i know we hear everybody knows where you are in the schools. have you started that problem because of being an act, us on idea treated nicely like if you did harder with whatever the dental hygiene c normally. so the life was on that side during that period. so then i decided to go away abroad in england, i joined the older kid in birmingham. i was there for or you had and how friend, because they said that nobody knows me who the headlamp might. so, you know, i

heard from the little girl and anyone with any information should call the sheriff's office in gainesvillegeorgia. there are more than two dozen local state and federal investigators working to bring her home. the sheriff's office put out a new be on the lookout flyer two days ago. as has a 12-year-old is missing and endangered. she is 5-foot three, 100 pounds and may be wearing the blue shirt you see in these photos. maria last seen a home may 29. investigators tell us she lives with her dad and he's the one who reported her missing. while investigators do not believe she was kidnapped, they do think she is in danger because of her young age of how long she's been missing. >> i have two daughters. one went to school with maria the last three years. they been in the same class. >> it breaks my heart when my daughter asked the same que question, are we going to find her? in my going to see her in school again? >> there arm missing everywhere, people's and maria's community are searching for her everyday handing out flyers, asking questions and even searching homes in reviewing doorbell came

the gainesville community has raised $20,000 for the safe return of maria perez.ve she is in danger, they do not believe she is kid napped. the sheriff's office hope the reward money prompts someone to come forward with information to help find her. >> todd: brand new social media platform called hedgehog shaking up tech landscape, it is for everybody americans to see and share news without content or opinions being filled filtered out. john matze joins us. social media is chaotic, how will hedgehog keep chaos out? >> yeah, thanks for having me on this morning. hedgehog is about putting the community in charge. what is different and sets us apart. on hedgehog, you earn respect. so when you see other social media incentivize and focus on building that exposure, we are about building conversation and building a community. >> todd: get into more of this community. you say community is in charge, not a back smoke-filled room of 22-year-olds making elite decisions. how does that work in practice? >> yeah, on so what we do is when there is some issue where people say, d

maria gomez perez reported missing a day after may 29th at her father's gainesville home. hall county sheriff's office is working with more than two dozen investigators across local, state and federal agencies. investigators hope the reward money will encourage someone to come forward. happening today former president donald trump will be taking part in a virtual probation hearing after jury convicted him on 34 counts of falsifying business records in his new york fraud trial. this is the next step in the sentencing process for trump with his official sentence date scheduled for about a month from now on july 11th. porch pirates start becoming a lot more bold these days. home security video from ohio showing a porch pirate swiping a package before the delivery driver could even leave. wow. the porch pirate coming seemingly out of nowhere only waiting for the delivery driver to put the package down before sprinting up to the porch to grab it. the area has also been dealing with a number of thieves pretending to be amazon employees. wow. -- check this out. water flowing from

matter how insignificant you think it may be, report that to the hall county sheriff's office in gainesvilletainly hope this has a happy ending, thank you. claudia? claudia: a grape after u.s -- group of u.s. lawmakers recreating the moment brave american soldiers jumped on to the beaches of normandy, france, during world war ii. california congressman darrell issa was on that plane yesterday, and he joins us next to tell us all about it. ♪ ♪ has long been the hero of gel ink pens. and what hero doesn't have a dark side? introducing the g2 edge. the same #1 selling gel ink pen in america. now with an innovative laser etched design, cushioned comfort grip, and durable tungsten carbide tip. whatever your mission, give yourself the edge. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪ a test or approve a medication. we didn't have to

then during the day, we're roasting, we could have record highs from west palm beach to gainesville.index will feel like 104 in tampa, miami, 103. will get slightly better over the -- at the end of the weekend, miami, still 105 on sunday. if the water is not warm around florida, it is just really hard to cool it off. and it is going to be a really long brutal summer. >> and then, you know, you think about the hurricane season. >> i don't want to think about that. >> the hot water just not a good combination either way. bill, thank you. always a pleasure to see you. >> thank you. >>> up next, donald trump's vice presidential search is on, apparently. we'll talk about what it could look like behind the scenes athe this point with our next guest who knows the process. >>> plus, it is official, benjamin netanyahu now confirmed to address the joint meeting of congress. we'll tell you when next. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. nt you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. sup? -who are you? i'm your inner child. get in. ♪ ♪ [ engine revving ] listen. horsepow

gainesville headed up to a high of 97 this afternoon. that could potentially break a record.ford, 97 as well. vero beach, a high of 92 degrees. these are actual air temperatures. we're not even factoring in incredibly high dewpoints, dewpoint dew points in the 70s and 80s and that's about as humid as it gets. the feels-like temperature is a whole lot hotter. tampa, 103 is what it feels like, 100 many melbourne, 1032 this afternoon in naples. so do anything you can to beat the heat because tomorrow, same song. almost a carbon copy day for us tomorrow as well. now, the good news though is we do have some relief on the way, and that's going to come in the form of multiple days of tropical downpours. take a look. fort myers, over the next week we will be dealing with the chance for thunderstorms each and every day. we will watch as our temperatures drop down from the 90s into the 80s, so a brief reprieve from all of the record-breaking temperatures. but here's what we know right now. deep tropical moisture, that's forecasted to be pulled from the caribbean sea all the way up to t

manuel bojorquez, gainesville, florida. >>> the biden administration announced new federal standardsles for gas-powered cars, pickups and suvs. it's all part of a push to get more electric vehicles on the road. but a new aaa survey finds 63% of consumers are unlikely to buy an ev for their next car. as our ben tracy explains, more consumers are giving the green light to hybrids. at this ford f-150 plant in dearborn, michigan -- >> every 53 seconds we have a truck come off this assembly line. >> reporter: production manager courtney reeve says one out of every seven trucks being made on the day we visited was a hybrid. >> a year ago it was one out of ten. >> one out of ten. >> yes. >> so a 30% increase. >> correct. the consumer is really demanding these products. >> reporter: hybrids run on both battery power and gasoline. sales surged 53% in 2023 to a record high. hybrids now make up 9% of new car sales compared to about 7% for electric vehicles. >> featuring hybrid max powertrain. >> reporter: they're popular with consumers who want to save on fuel costs but may be reluctant to buy

we computed our gainesville each other in the election that we just had. the election was highly contested, dressed also to visit its times. when i spoke at the independent electoral commission results announcement ceremony, i said that resolves of the election has made the plane that the people of south africa expect to their leaders to work together to meet the needs they expect to the parties for which they voted for to find a common ground and to overcome their differences, to act and to work together for the good of everyone in our country. the stock reality of that resolved so far past election is that no singular pond to represented in this house achieved an hour drive majority to work alone, legislatively and also at the executive level through their phones. our people expect all parties to work together within the framework of our constitution and to work as the political parties to achieve the objectives of the democratic society based on non racialism, not of sexism, space on peace, justice and to ensure stability. and also to tackle the trip fo

. >> she's in a pulsar seven days a week down in gainesville, and she's saying that maybe she could be faster than we've seen her before yeah. so super nice. we've had are amazingly great, great to see thank you. thank you for joining. if there's a cnn news central, cnn newsroom with jim acosta up next historically the soviet union killed traders. >> i started to run two kgb cause had come behind, i didn't know what to do secrets and spies. >> a nuclear game sunday at ten on cnn. >> i love your place. thanks. >> could you have some carrots? sure. >> let's test. >> that's for pepper you keep dog food in your fridge. >> start dog food is fresh, but we'll meet meal veggies that you feed your dog so it's dog you're so right about her fresh pad. >> it's not dog food. is food. food it's payback time all these years you've worked hard your fixed it. you look after it. maybe it's time for your home to start taking care of you. leave invested in our home worked on it. >> we had a whole lot of equity. we just sitting there, you pay down the mortgage invested in your own. i guess you could say yo

cannot look see there may be they will be some assistance on how long patients european union be. 1 gainesville location of the granger, but i think the presence, even though there would be an increase present of the far right part of the seed will not be enough to the european, the communion from a scores on the side of things. and it's kind of political and we've also seen some centrist candidates move through the, to the right. because some recent polls have been showing that up to a 100000000 people could actually vote for 5. right. can does it. so that trying to get back some of those boxes and a lot of people putting that down to immigration policies. is that how you see it as well that immigration is going to play a mess of patio are actually a recent survey by new york and got some foreign relations conducted in 12 european union member states. show dice integration is not the biggest concern in, in those countries that we vote dpn. it was a major concern in germany ending austria for example. but i'm going to give you the example of basically where this was not the case, even though in

since lancaster music in 1949, the family-owned business rooted in gainesville grown exponentially.r. clyde: currently the company is managed b generation lancaster, ms. emily lancaster baron, whoic and working in the family business that's owned by emily's father, joey lancaster. fun fact. in the early 2000's, lancaster music company forged relationship with the bush administration supplying pianos to the white house formas decor. the business went on to provide a new grand piano for the camp david which was custom made in oak to match the interior durin administration. lancaster music company'savid now for the past four administrations. the lancaster f commitment in filling our community events, our churches and our lives music is note worthy. i'm truly honored to represent such an outstanding family-owned as provided pianos guitar, trumpets violins and more to our ninth district the paetsch state and to the country -- country. congratulations on 75 strong and come. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house an enrolled b the clerk: senate

that the phones are not in their hands, ringing, going off insa rick, rm gainesville, caller: good morningandroi learned from waty brother and his age group, little sister learned from watching me and my is group go through the system. we learned how to write on paper with the bigzeros and your curs. ■l■dwe learned how to say the pe of allegiance every day. we were so proud of america. i am seeingold now i never knew what i'm not sure i do now, other than the first amendment is getting turned upside down starting with kneeling at the footballeing taught pretty much that if you are a white you really were given everything you've got. you did not earn anything. if you are came from slavery. you are due reparations. i apologize. ■oin 1969 when i graduated high school, us on the focal team were brothers. animosities. itoded into what we have going on today. you. thank you. host: go ahead, jennifer. ■>guest: we absolutely say the pledge of allegi e in schools. we say it at school board meetings. we still teach cursive. that is something people always bring up. i can't disagree. there is an anim

gainesville, florida, good morning. caller: good morning. yes, i absolutely oppose that.ng. i think it's a form of idolatry. i will tell you something else. none of those people who were sitting believe in keeping the sabbath holy. if they believed that they would not be promoting what they are promoting. host: tim let me ask youthis is from mike peterson, a state representative in utah. he proposed a similar 10 commandments bill in public school classrooms in utah and later changed that to a bill that would allow the 10 commandments and other documents to be taught in public schools. op-ed in the desiree news and i want to getie

stephen is in gainesville, florida on our line for no. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call and absolutely not. -- not, should the honorable joe biden step down. you can go on the debate stage and have a lot of thoughts rushing through your head and it's tough. people who have not been on the debate stage do not understand how tough it can be. you are on the clock, i'm 75. you get tired of being on the clock at night. the president should have a morning debate and i promise you, you will see the real joe biden. i'm looking at the real joe biden right now on the screen. what an amazing human being. he's a kind, decent man. i'm no christian but i will say, some of the stories in the new testament, they say many false prophets shall follow me. and the guy who is running against him is a false prophet and loves people who are uneducated. go, joe. beat him. god bless you and thank you so much. host: ron is in michigan on our line for yes. good morning, ron. caller: good morning. i love joe. i think he's doing a great job but i think it is time