and nunez was converted.ook to the hills with castro to fight for what he called economic reform. what he meant was the kind of economy that spelled the good life for americans. and this meant industrial development for cuba that would give them what you see on your screen. it meant a drastic overhaul of cuba's farming set up which kept farmers back in the middle ages. nunez had no idea how this could be done. he only knew that it had to be done. and his friend, jose martinez here, agreed with him. jose joined castro in 1956, too. because at that time, jose had one burning ambition. and that was to see cuba free. free of governments and a way of life that allowed what this man called foreign interests to dig up and haul out of cuban mines such things as chromite, manganese, copper and nickel. jose, you see, was a miner. although he received pretty good wages working for the cuban branch of an american company in the united states he resented the fact that cuba's mineral riches were not being worked in cuba to

it's not gilberto nunez. who is it? wall. >> linda was also growing frustrated. she was now a widow, a single mom, shunned by her husband's family and eagerly waiting for a break in the case. >> a lot of time passed without an arrest. >> torturous. >> every day are you wondering, "is today the day or is it never going to happen"? >> you would kind of get through a point where you'd say, "okay, we're going to live our lives and when it happens, it happens, " you know? and then they'd need something from me. and i'd get pulled back in again. >> one of those times police met with linda to explain there was a problem with the original autopsy. turns out it was incomplete because back then, no one suspected poisoning. many samples like the contents of tom's stomach that might have proved midazolam as the actual cause of death weren't saved for testing. so the da's office decided to do something radical. >> he said, "we need to exhume tom's body tomorrow." i just started sobbing. and i was, like, "oh my god. i feel like the m

nunez smith. dr. newness smith. -- dr. nunez smith: i will focus today on communities of color. considering the data we have and of course we have two acknowledge there are dado -- notable data gaps. but still the data indicates the majority of the individuals receiving vaccines over the past two weeks identified as people of color. a majority of individuals getting their shot this week identify as black. half of latinos make -- latinos make up 70% -- 70% of the population and of made up 34% of those getting their shot. particularly when we look at the federal vaccination channels set up in the first week of the administration. at community health centers more than 75% of people vaccinated at those stations are people of color. nearly two thirds vaccinated dialysis centers are people of color. 58 percent of doses administered at pharmacies have been people of color. we still have more work to do. the work is to be hyper local. every vaccination is a new inquiry. we will continue to address structural barriers. expressing accurate information as well as vaccinations, meeting peop

with me tonight is california congressman devin nunez. dr. marc siegel, former acting attorney general matthew whitaker, ben cline from the house budget committee, economic strategist mitch roschelle, senator bill hagerty, former dhs official laura reeves. meantime crime is out rise across the country. more and more law enforcement officials are pointing fingers at the court system releasing violent people back into the community. courts that are usually following what the elected officials have put in place. we'll talk about that. democrats scramble to keep their costly infrastructure deal alive as hurdles are put up by speaker nancy pelosi and republicans. florida ended the extra $300 in unemployment benefits. some businesses are actually seeing a increase in job applicants but a group of floridians are pushing back in court to getted added benefits back. this as the delta variant spreads putting our economic recovery in question. plus demonstrations continue in the nation's capital demanding that president biden take stronger action to hel

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lieutenant governor of the state of florida, janet nunez.ve more coming up after this and including somebody that joe biden said that got my attention and has to do with the filibuster and this age old rule. i think he's signalled maybe not for long. after this. hooh. that spin class was brutal. well you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something we all like. ok. hold on. what's your buick's wi-fi password? “buickenvision2021.” oh, you should pick something stronger. that's really predictable. that's a really tight spot. don't worry. i used to hate parallel parking. [all together] me too. - hey. - you really outdid yourself. yes, we did. the all-new buick envision. an suv built around you... all of you. >> neil: worried about inflation? the investors are not. dow and forward racing forward. nasdaq hit records. all on the idea that all this will pass. will it? next. because of the research that i've started to do on ancestry, with document

elizabeth: california congressman devin nunez, thanks for joining us on. >> thanks.zabeth: look who is on, congresswoman beth van duyne. always great to have the congresswoman on as well. you're in house infrastructure. looks like the president's attempt to raise taxes on companies looks like it is dead in the water. because it will hurt the already fragile economic recovery, is that true? >> of course it will. this is something we've been talking about for months. what you're seeing from the left, the left policies from the democrats basically the ones who are controlling the policy discussion. it is all about empowering democrats and bureaucrats in washington and completely disempowering americans. it is about social engineering every aspect of our life from their perspective. elizabeth: congressman, i'm so sorry i asked the question incorrectly. i meant to say true that the taxes are go nowhere? >> i would hope so, i would hope so. what we're seeing now increase in the corporate tax rate they claimed from 21 to 28% what they were asking for is going to kill workin

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jim jordan, nunez. there are several. but there's only about 10 of them.here are republicans who might as well change their fish -- their affiliation the democrat. host: this is nancy out of california, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. my understanding is that the reason that the vaccine has gone so high in the south is because people are refusing vaccines. is that correct from you are reading? host: a lot of the reports on this, yes. our rates are spiking in the desk unvaccinated -- the rates are spiking in the unvaccinated population. especially in states with the largest amounts of vaccinated population. caller: so then that is a fact then? host: what is your point? caller: my point is somebody just called and said that the reason is because refugees are coming into the country unvaccinated and spreading the virus. host: ok. that's nancy and kelly when you. this is mike in huntsville, alabama. caller: i want to talk about medicare. in alabama, i was going to a psychiatrist for over 10 years and due to the medicare law, they dropped the psyc

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again, that was lissette nunez reporting for us now. new york police department says they have extra staffing around the city tonight, including members of the bomb squad in los angeles. dozens of people are still living in hotels days after someone detonated thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks in their south l, a neighborhood today, emergency officials gathered to offer services and whatever help they could provide. red cross is also helping people with housing, food and mental health services. the center will be open for the rest of the week. they have city agencies available to offer assistance with damage claims. the city attorney's offices here we're here today, primarily to assist to help make connections and coordinate with those who are affected with the resources they get. yesterday federal agents arrested a man for allegedly transporting tons of explosives from nevada include those that exploded in that police bomb squad disposal truck authorities are now are still rather trying to determine exactly what went wrong with t

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now let's bring in florida's lieutenant governor, jeannette nunez.nk you so much for joining us. so we just heard the forecast there. tropical storm elsa is expected to make landfall in the west coast tomorrow morning. but across the state, you're seeing a lot of wind and rain. what is your biggest concern for surfside? >> well, currently, as you know, the governor has declared, obviously, a state of emergency. he is currently in the state's eoc, where at a level one, we've activated 24/7 operations. we are obviously expecting it to ven strengthen. it will likely approach category 1 before it makes landfall. we are looking at the area north of tampa, north of hillsborough county. and obviously for us, the d concern is the saturation that has occurred in that particular area. we've seen a 100% increase in what would be the usual amount of landfall in the last 14 days in that area. so, obviously, flooding, storm surge, all the things that come with a strong tropical storm and obviously, a hurricane, are going to continue to concern us, and that's why w

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nunez will vote yes on h.r. 826. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. stanton: as the member designated by mr. grijalva pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yes on h.r. 826. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jones, punt to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. jones will vote yes on h.r. 826. sifment for what purpose does gentleman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by from pfluger from texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. pfluger will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. garcia: as the member designated by ms. escobar of texas, punt to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. escobar will vote yes on h. res. 826. mr. speaker, smellingd mr. garcia of illinois, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. garcia will vot

i lived in a world where the wife lives mattered, and i was not why i like miss nunez. and i wasn't new from black america. i learned to speak back to one aboriginal people are more of them now. the police were at war with statistics. i'm scared that my children are going to grow up in the country. that thing says no racism, but they're more likely to end up in the criminal justice system. then there are other fellow friends in daycare. mm ah, the ah the so maybe people devastation and destruction of major cleanup operations on the way along with intent, search and rescue efforts following torrential rain and deadly flooding in germany and belgium. more than a 100 people are dead. and many more covert lines. the sicilian region of italy and poverty crisis authorities awarding the changing seasons will be even more challenging for local community. the u. s. accuses russia and china running smear campaigns against western bank things. but as washington issues more warnings about the side effects of its own jobs, we have someone who suffered severe convulsions after being

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. >> pat nunez giving an update as the storm heads that way. rosa, tell us what you're seeing on the site now as officials update on the situation. >> you know, what we know from officials here, jim, is that they continue to do their search and rescue missions, they're working around the clock. we know that these brave men and women are working in 12-hour shifts. most of them only taking breaks to check their pulse and their oxygen levels to make sure that they can continue working, to make sure that they can continue sifting through the rubble, looking for survivors. it is still a search and rescue mission here, according to officials. i can tell you since the standing portion of the building was demolished on sunday, that gave way for more areas to be searched. according to officials, a portion of the rubble, jim, was actually holding that building together. it was holding that building upright that's why they knew that it was so dangerous. they knew it had to be demolished. now, based on how this building was demolished, the goal was for the

let's discuss this and more with florida's lieutenant governor jeanette nunez.o much for joining us. so now the sources are saying the operation so sadly is shifted from a search for survivors to a recovery mission. tell us about that. it's an awful situation. we were all bracing for this bad news. >> you are correct. we have been bracing for this bad news. we understand based on the recover ri of victims they were able to access areas of the debris they weren't previously and taken an emotional toll and the family members holding on to hope having to hear that news, process that news just profound sadness but i guarantee you that those search and rescue teams shifting the orientation to recovery will continue to dig with the same fervor and passion and the same compassion that they feel twaowards the family uncover the remains of the loved ones. it is a sad day but our hearts go out to those that have been holding out hope over the past 14 days. >> you have spent a lot of time with the families who understandably are so heart broken. i was there last week. it i

lieutenant governor jeannette nunez. [ speaking foreign language ] >> okay, we're watching again a liverd briefly from the florida governor ron desantis. joe biden hos now arrived in florida and will be briefed by local officials, rescue workers and leaders. he's also going to have time to meet with and attempt to console family members of those who have been killed in this and are still missing. >> obviously president biden comes as you say, jim, earlier, as consoler in chief and knows all too well what loss is life as well as losing children and we learned yesterday evening that the two most recent bodies that have been identified are children, a 4-year-old and a 10-year-old. we also know that they have had to pause some of the rescue efforts today because of concerns about safety for the first responders. so an impossibly difficult day once again for all of the families waiting for answers. hopefully some comfort could come from the president. >> we should note as you see that figure up on the screen, 1400 tons of debris removed from the site as the governor said. a lot of that by ha

lieutenant governor jeanette nunez. >> good morning.nish] howard: let's go now during this spanish language portion of the news conference to fox news correspondent phil keating. phil, i think the major question everybody wants to know, indeed the reason i thought this news conference was called, to find out are though going to go ahead and demolish the surfside condo building as a danger and extent which the coming tropical storm or hurricane could complicate those efforts, phil? reporter: that is coming. that information, those details. the latest we've heard regarding the demolition of this brown tower. that is all that is left of surfside champlain south tower condo building. that is the half of the structure that did not collapse. it has been very fragile. they have had lasers on it the past week. they noticed it is shifting. they will bring it down, maybe late this afternoon, or later tonight. that is something we're waiting to hear out of the news conference happening out at doral, because this news conference prioritized the ong

here to react is jeanette nunez, florida lieutenant governor, daughter of a cuban exile. cuba. there was silence and then tweets from the state department that made no sense, insulting to the cuban people and biden being pulled in each direction by the socialist progressive wing like bernie sanders and aoc that want to blame the us for all of cuba's problems and people clamoring for freedom. here and in cuba you see people rise up, brutally beaten, incarcerated, arrested, many of them missing, their own family members don't know where they are and biden has done nothing. we ask for him to please bring the internet to cuba to expose the truth so people can communicate and see what is going on and they've done little to nothing in that regard. >> your stories like so many, cuban refugees, your father, talking south florida and florida in general are the united states of america, your father fled from the castro regime early on after the revolution, tell us a little about that story. >> my father left cuba in 1961, he left my mother and sister behind. he was in danger of bei

and then we're able to actually go eat at a restaurant or maybe see a tourist attraction nunez you all way out there to try to experience. the culture is part of your and you just you can't get out. that's too but hopefully yeah, hopefully you have any plans when the quarantine is lifted. what first thing you're going to do. we have way too long list to describe on the air right now. but i'll tell you, the first we want to do it strictly just eat at a japanese restaurant. something authentic. that's not hotel food. you know all right. thanks a lot stay cool. all as best and stay >> all right. let's get back to some of the headlines this morning here at 6.24 a story of survival. actually a marine county teenager. >> attacked by a crocodile while on a beach in is the craziest thing. she was having a fun girls trip. and then this kron four's. michelle kingston has more. >> i just remember saying like please don't leave me like, please help me. what started out as a fun girls trip to the beach ended up being a nightmare. other vacation and around and it grabbed my left leg and that was the

lieutenant governor nunez.e have an update now right before president biden is going to arrive at the site. governor desantis was giving an update and briefed president biden and the white house this morning on the flight down to surfside and said that they've been in touch with the authorities in florida since the very beginning. that they thought today was the best day to go and have a chance to comfort people and to provide some hope and find out what else the officials there might need in terms of federal resources. >> trace: if you look at the big picture, you talk to the man whose sister is missing. he said we don't really think she is still alive. a lot of the families have shared the same sentiments. they don't think their loved ones can survive seven, eight days under the rubble but who knows? that's why this hasn't switched from a rescue mission to a recovery mission, even though, you know, the odds are long. it looks very bleak. you talk to some of the rescue workers. we did it in oklahoma city and 9

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nunez. thank you madam secretary participating today. as you are aware, the administrations butternut projections on inflations originally projected it would be well below 2%, but we have past that figure with still seven months to go. in fact, just recently, cpi came out with a rate pegged at 6.6% annual rate so far this year. so madam secretary, what specifically did we get wrong here? to be this far off on and target? and just a few months, why did it happen? >> let me first say that the administration's budget which was produced in february projected inflation during 2021 at 2.1%. clearly in recent months, inflation has been higher than that. it's important to remember that this follows a period in which prices really collapsed after the pandemic shut down large portions of the u.s. economy. prices in leisure and hospitality and for air fares plummeted, and part of the high inflation we have seen in recent months reflects -- >> i appreciate that madam secretary, i hate to interrupt, but we only have three minutes here. the fact of th

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jim jordan, nunez. there are several. but there's only about 10 of them.re republicans who might as well change their fish -- their affiliation the democrat. host: this is nancy out of california, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. my understanding is that the reason that the vaccine has gone so high in the south is because people are refusing vaccines. is that correct from you are reading? host: a lot of the reports on this, yes. our rates are spiking in the desk unvaccinated -- the rates are spiking in the unvaccinated population. especially in states with the largest amounts of vaccinated population. caller: so then that is a fact then? host: what is your point? caller: my point is somebody just called and said that the reason is because refugees are coming into the country unvaccinated and spreading the virus. host: ok. that's nancy and kelly when you. this is mike in huntsville, alabama. caller: i want to talk about medicare. in alabama, i was going to a psychiatrist for over 10 years and due to the medicare law, they dropped the psychiatri

nunez. make sure your microphone is on. >> it shows that it's on now. i'm happy to be here to discuss the work of the intelligence committee to uncover the truth behind the origins of covid-19. for nearly a decade, house intelligence committee republicans have been investigating china's malign activities across the globe, from concerns over huawei to china's belt and road initiative to its thrift -- aggressive activities in the south china sea. we have actively work to determine the nature and scope of the nefarious chinese activities. we have faced the china threat head on, because we believe what's at stake here is nothing less than our future as a free society. i also recognize the efforts of our colleagues in this room and i commend you for your strong leadership and the roadmap for covid-19 accountability released last week. the chinese government represent an existential threat to freedom across the globe. strong, dynamic, fearless leadership is what is needed to combat a threat of this magnitude. unfortunately, the democrats possess none of these

nunez from california? >> i really appreciate the time today. thank you mister secretary for your attendance today. to be prepared for the next pandemic, we must have a robust of supplies in the pharmacies. if we continue to be the world leader and innovation with numerous things in the health care sector. we cannot leave our partners and ourselves vulnerable to china, when it comes to this critical issue. this is why introduce to bills and senate, and why i'm interested in -- for the trumps waiver which would force american innovators with covid vaccines to share their proprietary information with coordination including china, russia, another hostile jeans. because of the way it clearly jeopardizes the future development of vaccines and the united states, today i introduced another bill to say -- with congress and implications and protect u.s. national security before waving any international protections or vaccines. i recognize that u.s. tiaras leading the waiver negotiations, but the a.g. gestured play a central role and analyzing the waivers

nunez, gentleman from california. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i really appreciate the time today, and thank you, mr. secretary, for your attendance today. to be prepared for the next pandemic we must have robust domestic manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, and that's my topic here today if we're going to continue to be the world's leader in innovation, and numerous areas in the health care sector. we can't leave ourselves or our international partners vulnerable to china when it comes to this critical issue. this is why i introduced two bills in the last congress to incentivize domestic manufacturing. it's also why i'm concerned about the biden administration's support for the trip's waiver which would force american innovators of covid-19 vaccine to share their proprietary information with china, russia, and other hostile regimes. because the waiver clearly jeopardizes the future development of vaccines and curious in the united states today i introduced another bill to require that the administration consult with congress, analyze all

julio you will speak at cpac with representative brian babin and representative devin nunez, about theger on our border. anything you want to mention about your upcoming panel? >> yeah. just basically, needs to remind people this is happening every single day and you know, the issue at the border didn't start january 20th but it has gotten worse and has gotten worse in a lot of ways. it just doesn't affect people who live on the border. i came back from northern los angeles county where cartels growing illegal marijuana have become very strong. they expanded their operation. they have been terrorizing american citizens. that is 200 miles north of the border. that extends farther than that. it affects americans and i don't think that is okay. rachel: julio, thanks for staying on the beat for us. it is important for the entire country. thank you, julio. >> thank you. rachel: coming up history made at wimbledon, how the woman's winner end ad dry spell over the last four decades. the country's largest charter school network ditching the slowing fan, work hard, be nice. because they claim t