. >> reporter: for 14-year-old caleb pruitt of jacksonville, florida, who has down syndrome, exercisingwas n never a papass. he couldld b barely croross a p could and ride a bike without help, and saw the treadmill as little more than a novelty. karen is his mom. so triathlon wasn't on your list of things for caleb to do? >> not on our list, no. >> reporter: at least not until caleb met 21-year-old chris. did you like him when you met him if >> yes, i did. >> what did you like about him? >>>> superer cool. >> reporter: super cool, he said. and you can see why. last year, chris competeted in that grueling, 140 mile swimming, biking, and running race known as the iron man. the first person with down syndrome to ever cross the finish line. >> if there was a poster with chris on it, it would be in caleb's room.. >> reporteter: but w what chrhr next w was even m more hererk l. he took this young fan under his wing, became a mentor, worked out with him, and planted a dream. >> just the fact that he was so warm and inspiring, helped caleb realalize that these arere thin can do,, too. >> repepo

. >> let's hear from raymond in jacksonville, florida. you are on the air. >> good morning to both of you. i was there at the time of the riot. as a republican, we were all chanting people were saying how can you say it's not a riot. when you do something like that, it is. >> we're going to go to terry in winchester, tennessee. it makes me sick to hear people praise trump like they do. i wonder how much he is paying mike pence to market him for president again. didn't he watch the riot? i want to know what's wrong with our federal government, our fbi. why is trump not sitting in jail? and being denied bond. there is no question that he invited the riot. he puts out lies out there all the time. joe biden has done a really good job. >> a comment about mike pence from stephen ohio. he says pence was loyal to trump even when trump said and did stupid stuff, he acted vice presidential all through four years. to vote for him, his political views differ from mine but he was a stabilizing addition to a wacky administration. >> i think that is cor

i am here from jacksonville florida, larry kudlow.antis spoke ahead of me. larry: and i don't think that it was him, he was somebody from the audience said let's make america like florida. how about that. anyway he gave a good talk we all had a lot of fun. and las

a very low risk of severe weather for the mid-atlantic from raleigh-durham all the way to jacksonville, florida, damaging wind gusts will be the main threat with this front coming through now, the humidity has been in place. today it will be more breathable air. and then temperatures fall below average once again but we'll continue to deal with conditions for the great lakes, grand rapids, only a high of 68. two different weather patterns, the west coast still very hot. we'll talk about that coming up. >> talk to you in a bit, janessa, thanks. >>> the state of policing in america is under attack with morale plummeting and officers retiring in droves what's being done about it we'll have our in-depth report next >>> and then some good news for anyone who put off that construction project prices may be coming back to earth. we're back in two. for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle. just pour into the rinse dispenser and downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, fluffier, and gentler on your skin. try downy fre

host: that is william from jacksonville, florida. the house of representatives is about to come in for its session. stay close. you can follow and monitor along on our website at c-span.org. we now take you to the house. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., june 29, 2021. i hereby appoint the honorable thomas r. suozzi to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro temproe: pursuant to the order of the house of january 4, 2021, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. with time equally allocated between parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip limited to five minutes. but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the

host: tom in jacksonville, florida. democratic caller acorn. -- democratic caller. caller: i just wanted to know that this discussion on income taxes, have they ever thought about the term accumulation tax? corporate nations -- corporations cannot accumulate without plans to use the money and if they do, they have to pay accumulation tax. what is wrong with accumulation tax on the extra rich people. they are just hoarding money. his wine bill is probably more than the average american's wages. these people can accumulate wealth if they want to, but if they do not have any use like creating jobs, then i think they should have an accumulation tax. guest: it is an interesting idea, there is an excess profits tax notion in corporate tax. very few people have proposed that our individual -- that for individuals that are super wealthy. i am not aware of it. something along the lines of a wealth tax or a tax on unrealized gains, which have been proposed and are going frankly nowhere in washington today, but they have been proposed and they have been thoughtful. -- thoughtf

military training mission off the coast of jacksonville, florida, 2015.n military pilots have seen so many of them in recent years that the pentagon and the u.s. intelligence community have undertaken a large scale investigation. cnn has learned u.s. intelligence officials have found no evidence to confirm those objects are alien spacecraft, but they also cannot rule out the possibility. that's according to five sources familiar with an upcoming report to congress. >> there's a lot that they cannot say, a lot they don't know from a scientific standpoint, but, also, there may be classification issues. >> reporter: in recent years cnn has spoken to former navy pilots who could not explain objects they saw on training missions. ryan graves who flew fa-18 super hornet fighter jets was on the same mission off jacksonville which spotted this object. graves told us the object was similar to what he saw on training missions off the southern coast of virginia throughout 2014 and 2015. he said the objects showed the capability of staying airborne for long periods a

jacksonville, florida, police officers being attacked and thrown to the ground.ght while trying to dispense a crowd following reports of gunfire. thankfully the officer was not seriously injured. this all comes as the number of police shot this year and killed, a whopping 128 killed in action. as defined and dismantle police movements now are making every city less safe and we were violent. here with reaction, syndicated radio talk show host larry elder along with leo 2.0 terrell terrel. larry, we start with you tonight. it's getting worse. we still have a harder push to defund, dismantle, and will bail. obviously i would argue these policies, larry, are making everything worse. >> this is entirely predictable, sean. you reduce the odds of a criminal being caught, being convicted, and being incarcerated, crime is going to go up. in chicago, the former mayor of chicago, rahm emanuel said because of the attacks against the police, because of this movement to demonize the police, the police have "gone feudal," his term, not mine. a number of the people in the street

. >> welcome back to big sunday show printed jacksonville florida police officer pummeled a multipleple as he tried clear crowd. the president of the local fraternal order of police tweeting this officer ran towards danger to mix with some of the very people who attacked him. no one from this crowd chose to help out the officer but we don't believe that's a true representation of our community. we know you have our backs we will continue to run towards a danger to keep you safe. and in north carolina, police won't responded to crimes the more be including burghley property damage and trespassing greeted because an officer shortage. eighty-four officers have reportedly left the department since january 31st of 2020. lisa was telling you that when we talked about but when it city of new york is become a standard bearer of bad crime in a crime way, you said in about florida. we have a graphic that shows some of the percentages and crimes that we have there. over 637 so far in 2021 shooting victims. that is from last year. it makes sense that when you look in new york to say police are g

a 6-year-old boy unintentionally shot and killed himself in jacksonville, florida, on tuesday night.o the gun violence archive, gun deaths in the u.s. not including suicides are about 19% higher than in 2020 and about 38% than this point in 2019. this is an imperfect storm. >> the rise and background checks that we saw and rise of new firearms flooding the market exacerbates those challenges that we faced before. we know the loopholes that exist at gun shows and loopholes with online sales and introduction of ghost guns and 3-d printed guns are a problem for us. >> reporter: three weeks after an employee shot and killed nine colleagues at a san jose railyard, they are the latest to mandate sale of gun purchases. >> these measures are focused on ensuring those with prior criminal records, those who are the subject of restraining orders, domestic violence, et cetera, are not able to get guns. >> reporter: on the other end in september texas will allow people 21 and older to carry handguns in public without permits. in atlanta where police say there have been 60% more murders this year

. >> a jacksonville florida, police officer pummeled by multiple people as he tried to clear a crowd.

i am here from jacksonville florida, larry kudlow. i spoke, and governor desantis spoke ahead of me. larry: and i don't think that it was him, he was somebody from the audience said let's make america like florida. how about that. anyway he gave a good talk w

. >> a jacksonville florida, police officer pummeled by multiple people as he tried to clear a crowd. >> crime is up. respect for police is down. >> our kids are they half oppressive half victim. >> can we agree our educational system is serving minority kids very badly? >> as kyle larson wins at sonoma. >> the guy likes to dirt track it. ♪ ♪ steve: monday, it june 7, 2021. looking at the national harbor in maryland off the wilson bridge not far from washington, d.c. today they are going to go for a high of 91 degrees. ainsley: welcome back. brian: have you ever been on the ferris wheel? ainsley: maybe. get a little breeze. welcome back. how was kathy's birthday party? steve: it was fantastic. we did something we have never done before we were down in the palm beach area and we did something called the food yacht. our whole family got on. it was like a upon to an boat. they cook downstairs and bring the food upstairs. they brought course after course and we got seat neighbor's houses and people -- brian: you didn't have to do the dishes. you just threw them into the ocean. ainsley: yo

. >> reporter: for "sunday today," morgan radford, jacksonville, florida. >> thank you very much. >>>s celebrated in june because it was in june of 1969 the landmark stonewall uprising in new york accelerated the fight for gay rights in america. that battle for equality had begun years before stonewall. a photographer and activist was on the front lines of that early fight. born in cincinnati and raised by her grandparents, she began to organize and document in photographs the gay rights movement of the early 1960s. kay melt her partner in 1961 at a picnic of the first known lesbian organization in the united states. they helped to organize protests at white house, the pentagon and every 4th of july outside of independence hall in philly. they were editors of "the ladder," america's first national lesbian publication. her challenge as a photographer was to find gay women and men who would allow her to take and publish their pictures in a time when that revelation could cost them a job or a family relationship. >> it was a matter of some effort to get anybody to pose. but i did my best

military training mission off the coast of jacksonville, florida in 2015. under taken a large scale investigation. u.s. officials found no evidence to confirm those objects are alien spacecraft but they can't rule out that possibility, that's according to five sources familiar with an upcoming report for congress. >> there is a lot they can't say and a lot they don't know from scientific standpoint but there are kclassification issues. >> reporter: cnn has spoke to formal navy pilot who can't explain objects they saw on training missions. this object is similar on what he saw on the training mission off virginia in 2014 and 2015. the objects show capabilities of staying airborne forring a long period but grew laterally quickly. >> a lot of times they would tend to exhibit movements and as we approach them, they would kind of move out away. >> reporter: david fraver told us he saw an about on a training day. he said it looked like a 40-foot long tic-tac with no wings. >> it would hit and go the other way and change direction. >> reporter: u.s. officials can'

jacksonville, florida, fort worth, texas, miami, florida.me i looked, oklahoma, texas and florida did not have democratic governors and those cities have republican mayors. and did not defund the police. does defunding the police in some cities attribute to this, absolutely. if you look at the american pattern of behavior, sandy hook, increase in gun purchases. a huge increase with the pandemic. more people are fearful of their home. coming for the paper towels i guess? people are afraid. and then states like texas where they made it easier for an individual to get a gun without a background check or license or criteria. >> martha: in fairness, leslie -- >> -- and they have easier access to a weapon. >> martha: people are concerned about what was happening in the streets during the pandemic and last summer than their toilet paper and paper towels. >> i meant that facetiously obviously. >> martha: i know. leo, your response? >> when you look at what is going on in new york, chicago, los angeles, the black on black crime, the burning of cities

i am here from jacksonville florida, larry kudlow. somebody said the conference this morning i spoke, and governor desantis spoke ahead of me. larry: and i don't think that it was him, he was somebody from the audience said let's make america like florida. how about that. anyway he gave a good talk we all had a lot of fun. and last evening, we talked to some length about the v-shaped recovery. it's been a theme of mind going all the way back to my time at the white house a year ago today we have a js update enemy not have been spectacular. actually these job upsets is the economist forecast wrong. but anyway was a very solid number objectively, 559,000 jobs. in the climate rate went down from 6.2 - 5.8 percent and that is very important and also, the underemployment rate fell from 10.4 - 10.2 percent rated that's very important as well. so listen to this, for the past three months, the job same average 541,000 and that is a solid number. hair something i'm not reading in the reports today although they've been on the road i know i thi

navy aircraft captured images of that rotating thing back in january 2015, off the coast of jacksonville, floridaing against the wind. the wind is 120 miles to the west. >> reporter: also in 2015 just a few weeks later, this happened. watch as a navy air crew struggles to lock on to a mysterious fast-moving object off the atlantic coast. >> oh, got it! woo-hoo! >> roger. >> reporter: former navy fighter pilot alex dietrich told anderson cooper about seeing one off the coast of san diego. >> enter stage left, the tictac. that's what we affectionately refer to it as. >> reporter: it was about the size of an aircraft fuselage. >> it was white, like a matte finish just like a tictac. and it behaved in a way that we were surprised, unnerved. it accelerated. it almost didn't accelerate, it sort of jumped from spot to spot and tumbled around in a way that was unpredictable. >> reporter: former navy commander david fraver was on the training mission and remembers how the object quickly maneuvered. >> like a ping pong ball bouncing off a wall. the ability to hover over the water and start a vertical climb

. >>> now we have a video of a girl who helped save the day in jacksonville, florida. >> that is 4-year in trouble after a fire started in the kitchen. she had nothing to do with how it started. she rushed out to let her dad know about the fire then he ran back in as you could see. he grabbed the fryer that caught fire and threw it in -- >> oh, my god, the dog too! >> he ran outside and threw it in the pool. he got some minor burns on his feet. everybody was okay. either way, you can hear the music in the background. she was watching frozen. while! i'm thinking of the lyrics, let it go. that poor little girl thinking she would be in trouble. >> how she grasped her face -- >> how she grasped her face -- >> in the li >> how she grasped her face -- >> in all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got the chase business complete banking ℠ account. it's more than a bank account. it comes with quickaccept, which lets us

larry: hello everyone welcome back to "kudlow" i am larry kudlow, right hear from jacksonville, floridak it was him it was 70 from the audience who said let's make america like florida, how about that, anyway he gave a good talk and we had a lot

aircraft captured images of that rotating thing back in january of 2015, off the coast of jacksonville, florida> reporter: also, in 2015, just a few weeks later, this happened. watch, as a navy-air crew struggles to lock onto a mysterious, fast-moving object off the atlantic coast. >> oh, my gosh, dude. wow. look. >> reporter: former navy fighter pilot alex deitrich told anderson cooper about a strange object in the sky, back in november, 2004, off the coast of san diego. >> the tic-tac. and that's what we affectionately refer to it as because that is what he it looked like. >> reporter: it was about the size of an aircraft fuselage. >> it was white. it was sort of >> and it behaved in a way that we were -- we were surprised, unnerved. it accelerated. or almost didn't accelerate, right? it jumped from spot to spot and tumbled around in a way that was unpredictable. >> former navy commander was on the training mission and remembers how the object quickly maneuvered? >> the ability to hover over the water and then start a vertical climb from zero to 12,000 and then accelerate and disappear is som

off the coast of jacksonville, florida. >> my gosh. they're all going against the wind.he wind's 120 miles west. >> reporter: also, in 2015, just a few weeks later, this happened. watch, as a navy air crew struggles to lock onto a mysterious, fast-moving object off the atlantic coast. >> whoo! >> oh, my gosh, dude. >> wow. >> reporter: former navy fighter pilot, alex dietrich, told anderson cooper about spotting a strange-flying object in the sky, back in november, 2004, off the coast of san diego. >> enter stage left the tic-tac. that's when we affectionately refer to it as because that's what it looked like. >> reporter: it was about the size of an aircraft fuselage. >> it was white and sort of matte finish just like a tic-tac. and it behaved in a way that we were -- we were surprised, unnerved. it accelerated -- it almost didn't accelerate, right? it sort of jumped from -- from spot to spot and tumbled around, in a way that was unpredictable. >> reporter: former-navy commander, david, was on the training mission and remembers how the object, quickly, maneuvered. >> th

words of that cute little 4 year-old german after she spotted a kitchen fire at her house in jacksonville, floridae's being praise for rushing to get dad from the bathroom. so he could leave the bathroom and go put out the fire in the kitchen. since he couldn't find the fire extinguisher. he a lot going on. he picked up the burning air fryer and threw it in their pool as you do in he says the appliance was off turned off that plugged in and it somehow caught fire dad is minor burns to his feet. but says he's grateful everyone is okay and and the little 4 year-old, you know, that's not a killer that no banker for yeah. so damage there for her good wraps up kron 4 news at 9. thanks for being with us this hour. keep it here, though, kron 4 news at 10 is coming up next. ken and pam are here. good evening. good evening. grant, vicki, thanks to you both. coming up next, a 10 o'clock. >> the bay area was rocked game this evening with a 3.9 quake struck in the east bay. how people near the epicenter reacted to the trimmer and a little more than a month after the vta mass shooting in san jose. the state is

military training mission off the coast of jacksonville, florida n 2015.m in recent years that the pentagon and u.s. intelligence community have undertaken a large scale investigation. cnn has learned u.s. intelligence officials found no evidence to confirm that those objects are alien spacecraft, but they also cannot rule out that possibility. that's according to five sources familiar with an upcoming report to congress. >> there is a lot they cannot say. a lot they don't know from a scientific standpoint. also, there may be classification issues. >> reporter: in recent years, cnn has spoken to former navy pilots who could not explains objects they saw on training missions. ryan graves was on the same mission off jacksonville which spotted this object. >> look at that thing. >> reporter: he 20e8d us this object was similar to what he saw on training missions off the southern coast of virginia in 2015. he said the objects showed the capability of saying airborne for long periods and could move laterally quickly. >> they would tend to exhibit movement so as

. >> for 14-year-old caleb prewitt of jacksonville, florida, who has down syndrome, exercising anythinge could barely cross a pool and saw the treadmill as little more than a novelty. karen is his mom. so triathlon wasn't on your list of things for caleb to do? >> it was not on our list, no. >> reporter: at least not until caleb met 21-year-old chris nikic. did you like him when you met him? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: what did you like about him? >> super cool. >> reporter: super cool, he said. and you can see why. last year chris competed in the 140 mile swimming, biking, and running race known as the ironman. the first person with down syndrome to ever cross the finish line. >> if there was a poster with chris on it, it would be in caleb's room. >> reporter: but what he did next was even more herculean. he took this young fan under his wing, worked out with him, and planted a dream. >> the fact he was so warm and inspiring helped caleb realize these are things i can do, too. >> reporter: can and did. last weekend, caleb finished his first mini triathlon. he is believed to be the youn

love of his life for more than 60 years happy 101st birthday to beatrice gilliard she's from jacksonville, floridaville was honored as maryland's veteran of the year and happy 108th birthday to bernyse hunter of sacramento, california at 91, bernyse received her ph.d. in wholistic nutrition that's the secret to getting to 108. my gosh, congratulations happy birthday to everybody. >> wow, that's pretty incredible >>> coming up -- oh! >> she's facetiming zac again. >> oh, my god. >> hi. >> sorry, zac. >> sorry, zac. >> no, we just want to say we love you one more time >> she's a stalker >> she's a stalker get a restraining order. >> a restraining order is in your future, pal >> block it. block it >> don't forget, today is a podcast, too download it at apple or spotify or subscribe wherever you get your post casts. >> we're back after your local news and weather >> unless you're zac brown >> give me that. test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test. >>> a very good morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia. we ha

. >> you're asked by somebody from jacksonville, florida, about the proposal to lower the threshold foreclose you're to 55 votes. you can filibuster with 55 votes. >> that's one of them. i'm just not open to getting rid of the filibuster. that's all. >> congressman, what do you make of that? >> you know, i'm an optimist, jonathan. the fact that you have manchin, senator manchin going from, in no matter or formally consider changing the filibuster, ending the filibuster to now discussing reforming the filibuster so that we have a more manageable threshold over which we can pass democracy legislation, jobs legislation, a legislation that's going to improve the quality of life for our fellow americans, that's a 0 good sign. i see progress right now. jonathan, i don't think progress rolls of its own accord. yolk the arc of justice bends. we're asking people to rally. at the state capital, we might want to follow stacey abrams lead and call our senators, call the president for that matt effort. let them know this is an existential priority for our country. if we don't get it right, in states like

you are looking at jacksonville, florida, where it is 76 degrees.that because the big banks are being flooded with requests for transfers. i bet they all want to go to florida. >> the weather is pretty good. there is a waiting list of execs looking to move to the sunshine state over taxes, cost-of-living and lower crime rates. apparently there aren't enough internal jobs to satisfy the high demand moved to florida. goldman is moving 100 traders and salespeople to palm beach, jpmorgan redeploying people to florida and delaware, ohio, as well as hedge funds also moving headquarters to florida but you have to remember goldman moving their workers into city headquarters, morgan stanley, if you want to be paid in new york salary you better work in new york and interesting work model, hybrid model from the world's biggest startup which offered remote works, you can live anywhere in a low tax state but have to get 10%. a lot of people took up strife on that. stuart: that is fascinating. you take a 10% pay cut but you are living in florida where there is no

host: tom in jacksonville, florida. democratic caller acorn. -- democratic caller.ler: i just wanted to know that this discussion on income taxes, have they ever thought about the term accumulation tax? corporate nations -- corporations cannot accumulate without plans to use the money and if they do, they have to pay accumulation tax. what is wrong with accumulation tax on the extra rich people. they are just hoarding money. his wine bill is probably more than the average american's wages. these people can accumulate wealth if they want to, but if they do not have any use like creating jobs, then i think they should have an accumulation tax. guest: it is an interesting idea, there is an excess profits tax notion in corporate tax. very few people have proposed that our individual -- that for individuals that are super wealthy. i am not aware of it. something along the lines of a wealth tax or a tax on unrealized gains, which have been proposed and are going frankly nowhere in washington today, but they have been proposed and they have been thoughtful. -- thoughtful p

host: that is william from jacksonville, florida.ouse of representatives is about to come in for its session. stay close. you can follow and monitor along on our website at c-span.org. we now take you to the house. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., june 29, 2021. i hereby appoint the honorable thomas r. suozzi to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro temproe: pursuant te

jacksonville, florida, wilmington, north carolina, and there are countless other places that massacresthis kind of massacre, has happened. but, but, i mean, there are countless others. i take issue with those who want to say, let's just move on. let's just get past this. you really want me to disrespect my forbearers like that? would you? you really want to disrespect those americans who had to suffer through that? really? i do not see that in america, but i see you want to put that on a certain group. you want to put it on black folk, we don't do that. how can this country get better if you're going to deny this history? people say to me, thank you for your service, but then they state of florida want to stifle my voting rights. i used to be able to take my wife' is valid along with mine, mail-in ballots, down to the polling place, box, put in there and she does not have to go, whatever. now, a law is stopping me from doing that. to make that a crime. now if i do it, i will go to jail, get fined or lose my voting rights. and you're trying to tell me there is no racial component to tha

ainsley: that's jacksonville, florida. that's one of your biggest radio.kv one of our great affiliates. ainsley: do you have trouble remembering the call letters for each of your stations since you are so famous. [laughter] brian: good point. the preshow was not good. '. ainsley: hey brian. brian: that did not sound sincere. lawrence, you should say. lawrence: exactly. brian: news has not stopped. especially when it comes to the border issues. just when you think that things are getting somewhat under control, you see video like what we just saw -- what we see now coming from the border. not only are the numbers staggering, the president doesn't go, he ignores it the vice president says don't blame me for it go to the triangle countries and say what's going on here? why are your people leaving? then you see video like this. >> this video is heart-breaking. a 5-year-old little boy right there play it for you. he is carrying his teddy bear and left at the border by a man and woman. is he walking away and he is screaming please don't leave me come back. liste

i would love to see some real true black americans i could grab out of jacksonville, florida and sayes, these people have been here 400 years. host: that's interesting. after the break of our weekly spotlight on magazine segment features reason editor at large matt welch. we talk about his recent piece looking at the impact of pandemic related policies pushed by democrats as some of the unintended consequences -- and some of the unintended consequences. stick with us, we will be right back. ♪ ♪ announcer: book tv on c-span2 has top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern john grisham, author of "the innocent man" on his work with the innocence project and wrongful convictions. sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterward former nypd commissioner bill bratton on his book "the profession" and interviewed by charles ramsey, former philadelphia police commissioner and metropolitan d.c. police chief. 10:00 p.m. eastern this yell professor with her book "america on fire." watch book tv on c-span2 this weekend. ♪ ♪ announcer: american history tv on c-span. explo

host: let's hear from raymond in jacksonville, florida on the republican line. you are on the air.r: i'm sorry to interrupt anything, good morning to both of you. host: good morning. caller: i was there at the time of the riot. it was a riot. people are saying, i've been hearing some people say there was in a riot. i realize, it was. when you do something like that it is. he also sort of -- host: we are going to go to terry in winchester, tennessee on the democrats line. caller: yes, good morning. it really makes me sick to hear these people praise trump like they do. i wonder how much he is paying pence to market him for president again. didn't he watch the riots? -- the riot? what is wrong with our federal government, our fbi? why is trump not sitting in jail? and being denied bond? there is no question that he incited that riot. he puts out lies out there all the time about biden. biden has done a really good job. host: terry in tennessee. a comment on mike pence and donald trump from steve in ohio. he says pence was loyal to trump, even when trump said and did stupid stuff, he

the transit agencies are a target on high-risk communities with lower vaccination rate in florida the jacksonville transportation as partner with adoption family help a mobile vaccination clinic with areas with gaps in equity. transit agencies in urban across the country have also waived vaccination sites and out of scentral texas and as provideda staff to help residents find the nearest vaccination site and since april public transit in colorado offers threeee bus rids for the community vaccination center at the colorado state program these local efforts are incredible and we encourage everyone to take advantage of them in today we are calling on every governor and local leader across the country to ensure that your state, house, city or town provides one free assessable public transit opportunity for your constituents during this month of action the federal authority will support your vaccination efforts by having grants to cover 100% of these expenses. we cannot see this virus to make sure all communities and everyone we made incredible progress getting vaccinated is easier than ever you can te

host: another fox news viewer, and in jacksonville, florida. caller: good morning.ongtime viewer of fox and cnn. i think what we are in now is pretty much a disinformation war. it is going on full scale. one of the biggest lies out there is this notion that fox is just the opposite side of the coin as cnn. i did not think that it is even remotely true in terms of -- guest: i agree with you. caller: the amount of lies do not come close. i think fox is head and shoulders above it in terms of amount of lies and what i am really interested in and -- as some type of way of showing this to the public like some object of analysis of some sort. i thought of a couple of different solutions. i'm surprised someone before had not offered up some pollution -- some solution to get more of a one-to-one comparison to see which ones are telling the truth. what about debate shows for instance between your top rated anchors, let's see between anderson cooper going head-to-head against hunger carlsen, hannity against don lennon -- don lemon. guest: i think the issue there, you forget a

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lawrence: that's jacksonville, florida, if you were sleeping, you are not anymore aftertapper. will: that was literally the first time i have heard that song. carley: i thought i was going to come across as old calling it a toe tapper. will: stuart varney constantly surprised by the music they play for him? i'm turning into stuart varney. during a senate hearing, dr. fauci claimed the u.s. gave $600,000 in research funding to the wuhan lab. carley: but now new judicial watch findings show it was much more than that. lawrence: a lot of shady business and lucas tomlinson joins us live with more on that report. lucas, what are you finding out. >> good morning, lawrence. lawmakers unsatisfied with that report from the world health organization in march saying it was quote, extremely unlikely the virus leaked from the chinese lab. now judicial watch releasing new documents claiming dr. fauci was off by $200,000 but how much the u.s. government gave that lab in wuhan to support gain of function research. a controversial study making pathogens more infectious. a member of that

you know, in florida, the jacksonville transportation authority has partnered with agape family health to launch wheels to wellness, a mobile vaccination clinic using transit buses in areas with gaps in equity. transit agencies in both urban and rural communities across the country have also waived fares to vaccination sites. in rural south central, texas, spartan public transit has provided free bus rides to appointments and assigned staff to help residents find the nearest vaccination site accessible by transit. and since april, pueblo transit in colorado has offered free bus rides for all residents to the fema community vaccination center at the colorado state fairgrounds. these local efforts are incredible, and we encourage everyone in these communities please take advantage of them. and today, we are calling on every governor and local leader across the country to ensure that your state, county, city, or town provides at least one free accessible public transit and paratransit opportunity for your constituents during this month of action. and the federal transportation authority w

are going all across the country, and communities are having to absorb them including, like, jacksonville, floridathey're going to do it, can they actually make a difference? we heard someone say maybe 4 million people might be coming into our country all legally. can they actually do something by sending these troops? will: you know, i asked can tom homan earlier how much is symbolic, how much can make a difference. he says states will create a task force in coordination with border states like arizona and texas. how much that task force would end up having is a great question. this is the federal government's responsibility to deal with illegal immigration. that being said, as we all have experience, when you two to the border, you see sheriffs' departments, so step down one level from state-level task forces, sheriffs' departments are taking on this type of responsibility where there's a vacuum of power. so i don't know how effective this will be, but i do think that the need is there, and there are people ready to answer the call of that need. pete: sure. we're going to move on to another topi

stuart: that there is jacksonville beach, florida, where it is 76 degrees and rather cloudy.rtgage applications down 14% from one year ago, not much to buy. warren buffett will donate $4.1 billion of berkshire hathaway chairs from five foundations, susan, why is he resigning as a trustee for the bill and melinda gates foundation. does that have something to do with bill gates's bad pr? >> the with a divorce between the two leaders of the bill and melinda gates foundation, a lot of people asking, during the divorce proceeding, buffett himself in a statement that has nothing to do with the divorce. bill and melinda gates, one of 5 foundations buffett has given $41 billion, nice to have that type of money to give away. this is part of the giving pledge when buffett says he would give away 99% of its wealth. and the charitable donations, i it is part of the pound asians, bill and melinda gates, susan buffett, and the novo foundation with 100 billion, if you give his money to charities, and the right offs. stuart: i want to know why it is warren buffett give so much of his estate

miami sound machine, looking at jacksonville beach, florida, 76 degrees, cloudy today.e. the biggest crypto event ever kicks off today in miami. jack dorsey, floyd mayweather and 50,000 attendees descending on miami and susan lee is there. good morning to you. you have a special guest. >> let me show you what is happening on the stage because we have kicked off the miami mayor, francis suarez with his keynote and jack dorsey on stage, later on today and 20,000 plus, i showed you, they went around the block. there is a lot of enthusiasm and excitement for bitcoin and crypto currency some believe is the future of money. someone who knows a lot about crypto, this is the stuff we talk about a lot. one of the biggest minors in the world, in miami, great to see you. let's talk about how elon musk is breaking up bitcoin, talk of the crypto currency space. >> don't think people should read much into any one given tweet here and there. most important bitcoin is bigger than any person or group of persons, whenever a celebrity will tweet about it that is their opinion, they are ha

in fact, we have a risk of severe weather stretching from norfolk down to the panhandle of florida, jacksonville, as well, damaging winds, a chance for strong hail and a low tornado risk part of the problem is claudette. it moved through and dumped a ton of moisture. so that gulf coast is especially sensitive to some additional rain as this front slices through that moisture, heavy downpours will be generated from the gulf coast into the mid-atlantic today. we have a flood risk around 1,400 miles, from houston down to southern new jersey, up to 1.5 inches of rain per hour falling on already saturated ground, making for scattered flash flooding possible. the heaviest rain stretching from the carolina coastline down into florida, into central florida. up to 2 inches of rain falling per hour, is so we'll be watching this very closely today for flash flooding hoda >> al, thanks. >>> and the weather isn't the only source of travel troubles with more americans returning to the skies, the surge is overwhelming airports and airlines still grappling with staff short annals kerry sanders has more on this

. >> ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ >> ♪ ♪ stuart: 77 degrees in jacksonville airport in florida andest number since march of last year. earlier, stephen moore, e condition omits, said this recovery is all thanks to the vaccine, roll tape. >> all of those industries that were just slammed by the shutdown are back, big time. it is a tribute to the vaccine, and the comeback is real, and covid is over. stuart: yeah, and the vaccine did it. novavax reporting the efficacy, the efficiency of its vaccine is over 90%. that's at preventing covid. the stock though is down 3%, down $6, 2.03. the ceo of novavax is stanley er ck, i'm sorry i get the pronunciation rate? >> it's erck, you got it. stuart: i'm glad i got it right in the end thanks for being here , we do appreciate it. >> you bet. stuart: how effective is your vaccine against this new delta variant? >> so, it's a great question. the trial that we did was in such timing that virtually all of the infections were from variants, 82% of everything of all of the people that got sick were from variants. most of it was from the alpha variant

the state of florida had been fighting sticks like sarasota and jacksonville just to put up pride lightsclub shooting, as debbie waserman schultz withined what happens. >> literally in a split sect after the parade started, you can see and hear the truck loudly, you know, gun the engine, jump out of the driveway at full speed, slam into this poor man i mean, i don't even want to repeat what it sounded like. >> reporter: the driver was on the scene, cooperative, and they administered a dui test, showing no signs of impairment shep, back to you. >> sam brock, thank you. >>> an update on a mystery in mississippi. two victims from the same family killed at the same place six months apart the first death discovered the day after christmas. the body of christina michelle jones found inside this burned-out trailer no cause of death issued yet the local sheriff says a suspect arrested late friday night and charged in connection with the arson, but not her death the man's name is billy brooks cops say he lived across the road from the cabin where firefighters found jones dead. she had been badly