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orlando leyba!doing all right? [ laughter ] i need to get out of the house, and i am i'ma get out of the house like today, i'm leaning into the positive like i never knew how ready i was for these times. like i never knew how much i didn't like shaking hands 'til now. [ light laughter ] yeah and i don't have to anymore and it's great [ laughter ] people still come at me, full extension. "hey orlando." and i'm like, "no. no why? why would we do that that's just selfish. that's just selfish, man." [ laughter ] yeah, we have a little bit more room now, right? elevators are fun for me now i went to go see my doctor and he had a sign on the elevator that said, "one person per ride." a guy was coming with a baby, and he tried to get on and i was like, "umhh. put a stop to that [ laughter ] no and i just let the doors close slowly on him. [ laughter ] i didn't press the button or nothing. and his sadness, his sadness brought me so much happiness [ laughter ] i don't know why i'm normally a nice guy but i h

orlando international had more passengers than any other airport in the country. in march hotels are busy again with driver out there are countless hiring sides, some businesses even do interviews on the spot. if you want a job right now is a difficult to find a job around here. >> it has now hired some. so why are working. >> it. >> haha. >> the city a town just outside orlando is where many service industry employees live because of the pandemic. some have lost their homes at live in motels. but despite all the job openings. now those we talked to said they are still on unemployment. tracy carted lives at this hotel room with her 10 year-old daughter. >> if you buy the u.s. how much you getting unemployment. $200. and you do you think you can make more. come now. and now scared. you know, reading here. and i get job >> got to see much at all. you know. >> in florida, the maximum unemployment paid her about someone can collect is $1100 bit of of wages. 8.65 an hour which works out to about $1384 about the difference between the unemployment money and the minimum

>> reporter: so we met him this morning outside her orlando morning outside his orlando office. >> reporter: did you pay for escorts for congressman matt gaetz? you can tell us about your relationship with matt gaetz? >> reporter: he told us, "no comment." a conservative activist now authorized to speak on behalf of gaetz told cbs news in part, the justice department, norah, declined to comment on our new reporting. >> o'donnell: major garrett with all that new information. thank you. we want to turn now to the border crisis. tonight, more than 20,000 unaccompanied minors are in u.s. custody. and it's not just children arriving. border patrol just posted this picture of 130 people arrested in arizona. most are from central america, where conditions are desperate. cbs' manuel bojorquez has more now from guatemala. >> reporter: so this would be full of leaves. and this is the coffee bean. no good. these crops were ruben che's and his family's livelihood. he's one of many farmers in the guatemalan highlands devastated by back-to-back hurricanes last fall that barreled through the region with i

. >>> but we start tonight outside a federal courthouse in orlando, florida, where embattled congressman matt gaetz received some very, very bad news from an unlikely albeit reluctant source. watch. >> does matt gaetz have anything to worry about? >> does matt gaetz -- that is such a -- >> when it comes to what happened today in court. >> does he have anything to

sharon is one of the 30000 employees who lost their jobs due to the make in the orlando area what she's missing most is a cinderella family but also the little treats in her everyday life things have gotten back we don't eat at dinner as much in our going out to dinner as such a lot but one day my favorite place we went and i sent my son to go get the food and he brought it back home and he said we can eat there again for a while and like why he said it's. $50.00 for. dinner shikimic for $50.00. purse until the pandemic sharon would have never thought that would be a shortage of food to go around. in only a short time 32000 jobs disappear the cuts for the heaviest on part time employees many of them already held multiple jobs to survive the famously long lines at disneyworld remain shored orlando's free food lines keep getting longer. every saturday sharon volunteers at one of the many food banks in central florida which popped up during the crisis. and they were to have. my daughter and. her daughter and grandkids to help them out as well as time again. just like it is something. that

gaetz went to the bahamas with an orlando hand surgeon who is also a marijuana entrepreneur.y way that could be a more perfectly floridian occupation is if he added owner and operator of fan boat traveling funeral parlor for kids also, i'm just curious when you're in medical school choosing a specialty, how do you land on hands? was he high when they asked him? "so doctor, what do you want to focus on?" "i always like looking at my hands. or necks?" matt gaetz was supposed to be one of the leaders of the next generation of trumpism in the gop. and now, he's isolated, embattled and under federal investigation like some many other members of trump's inner circle, including, of course, trump himself. it's emblematic of the state of the modern gop gaetz has denied all the allegations but who knows? if the feds continue to close in on him, maybe he'll make good on his promise. >> i would leave my house seat i would leave my home. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ we'll be right back with john oliver. ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's closer looks, be sure to subscribe to

>> well, just to give you one example, one of the reasons we followed gaetz here in orlando it wasn'ty but because he was involved in asking florida's governor to stop orlando's airport bid with appointees who tried to mount a bid and hand out these no bid legal contracts. that may not sound like something your viewers probably care about but let me tell you something, that is orlando's swamp. and every one of your viewers in every town in america, they have their own swamps. and while gaetz was up there screaming about draining the swamp in washington he was trying to pull the sludge here and in fact one of those board members he helped -- that he was buddies with appointed was the one you just mentioned at the top of the block who's being investigated for taking a flight to the bahamas with. and all of this stuff feeds together. there were lots of questions. there were investigations. but most of the time when matt got cornered he would start screaming about antifa or undocumented immigrants and it was red meat for the crowd that would usually end up supporting him again. >> i'm sor

i'm in a hotel room in orlando.y were in a secure room with armed officers and we were not. >> a lot of them were on the floor and had to be ushered out. >> getting to that room was no picnic. there is a woman who died in the process of that. >> no. that's true. it was a seering incident for everybody. but cheney is taking a completely different tact than mccarthy. in addition to all of this, cheney was asked if the department of justice should prosecute donald trump for his role on january 6. she saids that up to the department of justice. so leaving open the idea that trump should be prosecuted and all the things agreeing on, it is stunning how split this leadership team is. >> it is remarkable. >> as they look forward to 2022, it is a challenge to see everybody on the same page of elections. how do you think that will play out between the cheney wing and trump wing and the parties? >> cheney has her own political situation. we talked about that on an interview that we'll post. the larger question is, how involved

. >> from gary in orlando, florida. you're next up. hello. >> hello, how are you doing today? my name is gary, i grew up in my father's first cousin, his name was singh. he worked for new york city transit. i always assumed the police were good. in 1977, december 3rd, i had went to church, came home from church. my mother sent myself, 14, and my brother, 16, to the store. when we got to the store, i turned to my brother and said, be careful. it was slippery, it had been sleeting all morning. as soon as i went in, a police officer picked me up and threw me into a metal container, a big dumpster that split my head open. as i laid on the floor, i kept asking him, why would you do that, why would you do that? he just kept looking down at me saying, you people always cause problems. and i kept repeating, who are you talking about? who are these people? i don't know what you're talking about. he kept yelling at me. you people always causing problems. so my 14-year-old brother standing over me trying to help me up, goes, you mean people like my family who pay taxes and your salaries?

we are joining you live in the free state of florida in orlando. whereas you can see most of the audience is maskless which i love to see because the governor, ron desantis, one of the first state leaders to fight back against the so-called experts and never imposed a statewide mask mandate, thank you for hosting us tonight, so delighted that all of you are here tonight. we will have a great time. to my left is texas governor greg abbott. estate has the second highest gdp growth, because he put economic well-being first and along with versus iowa governor kim reynolds because her state was one of the first to open up schools for in person learning. nebraska governor pete ricketts, his stateside for the lowest unemployment rate in the country at 2.9% and our final red state trailblazer mississippi governor katie reeves, one of the first 2 lists the statewide mask mandate and history will soon ease restrictions as well. ladies and gentlemen, these are your red state trailblazers, give them a round of applause all five. so tonight this is going to be

now the woman has picked up stakes andck moved to sweden according to the orlando sentinel. one of the otherdo race ns florida, where a sham candidate was allegedly paid to take a place on the ballot to help the republican candidate win, has resulted in felony indictments. with the young lady that was represented on a flyer as a black woman andly was not a bla woman, and then went to sweden after earning a few thousand votes in thatfe race, that has resulted thus far in no charges that anybody knows of but it's part of the matt gaetz federal investigation asth well. the republican lobbyist in florida who congressman gaetz who talkedfl to about the sham candidate who fled to sweden has been let go from his pro trump republican lobbying firm. hey, nationalrm republican part let's all pile in to mar-a-lago this weekend. he no m longer has the miles an hour to pardon anybody, right? lot of news to get to, stay with us. that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, and banking. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... ♪

pirozzolo provided no comment when we met him yesterday outside his orlando office. >> did you pay for escorts for congressman matt gaetz? >> meanwhile, women who work in gaetz's office released a statement endorsing his character. "we uniformly reject these allegations as false," the statement said. the women were not identified by name or job title. we have learned, norah, that eight working women -- eight women, rather, work in gaetz's office. all endorsed this statement. >> all right. major garrett, thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. you can't plan foror your peperiod's.s... whwhat the gusush moments.. but ththe right papad can. only a always ultrtra thins he rapipiddry technhnology and, t they absorbrb 40% % faster. ththe gush hapappens fast.. that's why alwaways absorbsbs fasterer. start t your day w with cresd whwhite anand from mocochaccinos t to m your s smile will l always e brililliant. crcrest 3d whihite brilliaia 10100% stain r removal, 24 hour r stain resisistance tok in y your whitesest smile. cresest. the #1 toooothpaste brbrandn america.a. >> a

deseret orlando tells me her father was renting this home with his wife seen here with police and twoons. orlando says she only reconnected with her father in recent years and was not aware of problems her father may have had. i wanted 10 men things, you know, just to #### inside. from you know, not being able to have him in my life for so long, even to try to build a relationship or even get to know him. two years isn't enough. several neighbors tell me they've lived here for decades, but had little to no interaction with bald also and his family. they moved in a couple i think two years ago. i've said hi to him, but i've never talked to him. belle docile was taken to the hospital where he died. we saw police removed this truck with a trailer which had a strong smell of marijuana. but police have said little about their investigation. while dazzles daughter says she had been looking forward to building a relationship with her father, and now she's looking for answers. as to what happened. i. kind of wish i had more time. police say detectives are interviewing a 50 year old. and they

only at universal orlando resort.ciraptor screech) the hunt is on... beginning june 10th. >> jerry: a state of emergency is declared in elizabeth city, north carolina ahead of the possible public release of body cam footage of andrew brown jr. we're learning from the family that andrew brown had both hands on the wheel when he was shot. griff jenkins is on the ground with the latest. griff? >> good afternoon, jerry. that's right. the family of andrew brown has seen the body cam video or i should say parts of it. now we were waiting all day for the family and their attorneys to view the body cam footage. under north carolina, privately anyone with a direct connection to the video can review it. the public release has to be reviewed by a court. when the attorneys came out after several hours in a delay to tell us what they saw in the video, they were very upset, very disappointed because they had seen 20 seconds of one body cam video. one of the attorneys came out to the microphones. here's a little bit of what he had t

i was in the orlando airport, packed. what if airlines begin require vaccine certificates or passports, governor? >> they can't do it in the state of florida. that will be statutory soon. [cheers & applause] look, we worked very hard to get it. we did seniors first on the vaccinations. we never required it but we offered it. we've done millions of people. you have the opportunity to take it. it's there for you. take it if you want to take it. protect yourself. but you know, we're not going to condition this. this is not like hey, you're part of a club, you're not. there's some people that have valid reasons for not doing it. some people have decided not to. to say they can't participate in society based off of that decision, particularly given younger people are at very little risk for this. so we can't go down that road. you give them an inch, they will take a mile. >> laura: now one issue -- [applause] >> laura: -- where biden doesn't think is a big issue is at the border. okay? here he was last night. >> i kept my comm

that's what's happening here over the next few days in orlando. >> congresswoman, thanks for taking us behind the scenes. have a wonderful day. >> thank you, mike. have a good one. >> now let's turn to new jersey democratic congressman and member of the house homeland security and transportation and infrastructure committees, tom mallinowski. welcome. i grew up in westfield new jersey, exit 135 for those scoring at home so i know your district and a lot of your constituents. >> fantastic. come back and visit. >> president biden is pushing a $2.3 trillion spending package which includes infrastructure. we expect the president to lay out another 1.5 to $1.8 trillion spending and tax plan. are your constituents on-board? >> oh, my gosh, yes. new jersey needs infrastructure. we're talking about roads and bridges and tunnels, talking about railways, the gateway tunnel between new jersey and new york which we desperately need for our economy will be paid for by this. we're talking about the pipes that deliver clean water to our homes. we're talking about the power lines that deliver electric

pirozzolo provided no comment when we met him yesterday outside his orlando office. >> did you pay forts for congressman matt gaetz? >> reporter: meanwhile, women who work in gaetz's office released a statement endorsing his character. "we uniformly reject these allegations as false," the statement said. the women were not identified by name or job title. we have learned eight women work in gaetz's office, and all, norah, backed this statement. >> o'donnell: all right, major garrett, thank you. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." what's behind the alarming rise in violent carjackings involving teenagers and even kids? cbs newsws investigagates. i want timime for the peoplele i love. my heaeart doesn''t pump e enh blood so m my doctor g gave e farxiga. it helps m my heart do its j job better.r. farxigiga helps kekeep me living lifife and out t of the hosospital for heart t failure. not takake if a allergic toto farxiga. sysymptoms of f a serious s alc reactionon include r rash, swswelling, didifficulty breaththing or swawallowing. stopop taking anand

a severe thunderstorm bringing large hail just outside of orlando today. much of the state dealing with powerful storms, packing high winds. panama city beach is still cleaning up from the tornado yesterday. rob marciano joins us now with a look at the forecast. hey, rob. >> reporter: tornados, hail, damaging winds over 80 miles an hour. the storms causing another fatality. over 80,000 people are without power. the line going through miami. the core of the system going through the great lakes. very slow-moving. so another day of cool, wet weather in the northeast. but not as cool as the upper midwest, windchills tuesday morning expected to be in the teens and 20s. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. red hot housing market. home prices are rising at the fastest pace in 15 years. how the pandemic is fueling the demand. >>> and volcano emergency. the worsening conditions on the island of st. vincent. as most of the country is covered in ash and without power. we started with computers. we didn't stop at

bahamas on a private plane that had some women on it and another florida political hand surgeon in orlando. that is the broad strokes of what they are looking at. generally speaking they are looking at whether he violated sex trafficking laws and whether he had sex with a minor at the time. host: who was investigating all these charges? is this state-level crime, federal crime, just the house ethics committee? guest: the most serious investigation is being done by the justice department. federal prosecutors based in washington, d.c. his case grew out of a different federal investigation run by federal prosecutors in the middle district of florida. they were investigating this local republican by the name of joel greenberg. the house ethics committee investigation is a separate matter. that was announced yesterday and more of an internal personnel thing. that is congress investigating one of its own. the more serious investigation, because he could face legal consequences, is by the justice department's public integrity section. host: you mentioned his name but tell us who joel greenberg is

one of the reasons we followed him in orlando, it wasn't sexting.stopping the airport to the point who tried -- these no bid legal contracts. that may not seem like something your viewers care about. that is orlando's swamp and every one of your viewers in every town in america may have their own swamps. while he was up there screaming about draining the swamp in washington. he was trying to pull the sledge here. in fact. , one of those board members that he helped, he was buddies with, appointed the one you mentioned at the top of the block, who is being investigated for taking a flight to the bahamas with. all of this feed together. there were lots of investigations. but most of the time when matt got cornered, he would start screaming about antifa or undocumented immigrants. it was red meat for the crowd that would end up supporting him. >> congressmen have all kind of connection. are you talking about the hand surgeon and marijuana entrepreneur mr. pirozzolo. >> i have e-mails from them from two years ago when i was trying to understand why matt

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this is deja vu news live from orlando a court in hong kong convicts 7 pro-democracy figures including media tycoon jimmy la. i the group were found guilty of unauthorized assembly during the protests in 2019 we'll take you live to hong kong. also coming up a 2 trillion dollar make over for the united states president by that setting out plans for a massive infrastructure spending program. and france is heading into lockdown for a 3rd time.

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a federal court in new york has sentenced tony hernandez, the brother of honduran president juan orlandoernand, to lif in prison for drug trafficking. tony hernandez, a former congress member, was convicted in 2019 on wide-ranging charges, including massive bribing schemes. u.s. prosetors say he was also involved in at least two murders and that honduran president juan orlando hernandez was a co-conspirator in the quote “state-onsored drug trafficking. in hong kong, a court convicted media tycoon jimmy lai, veteran politician martin lee, and five other notable pro-democracy activists for participating in an unauthorized peaceful protest in 2019. the activists could fa up to five years behind bars. hong kong politician cyd ho is another one of theonvicted activists. >> the freedom of information, the freedom of expression are now banned in hong kong. it is a deterrence of our progress. amy: here in the united states, the biden administration had reaffirmed the position taken by the trump administration that hong kong is no longer autonomous from china, and should not benefit from preferen

lawrence: a texas man goes from california's disneyland to orlando disney world. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪♪ jillian: one time you will catch me running is when i am being chased. a long run. lawrence: so long since i have been to disney world. growing up, it is the most magical place. >> i learned yesterday - >> you only live once. on that note good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. lawrence: we begin with heartbreak at the border, new images show two young siblings abandoned. >> texas governor greg abbott calls for child migrant facility in san antonio to close amid allegations of abuse. griff jenkins joins us from washington with more and some of what we are hearing is really disturbing. >> it sure is. unconscionable is how border patrol sector chief described the scene in the photos you saw, agents rescuing two toddlers found alone, crying, their mother's name and phone number one on their arms. in your daily example of the smugglers brutality. this as a number of unaccompanied children exceeds 20,000, one

he's a close friend of gaetz, and also attended some of those parties in orlando.was indicted last year on dozens of federal charges, including sex trafficking. he's expected to plead guilty to some crimes in the coming weeks, fred. >> and so, marshall, the gaetz probe also includes scrutiny of public -- potential public corruption tied to the medical marijuana industry. what can you tell us about that? >> yeah, it's a real interesting part of this. gaetz, as you know, has a long history of advocating for medical marijuana, relaxing the rules around that schedule one drug and crossed party lines in congress even to work on some of those bills. while he's been dealing with that issue, he's repeated ly intersignif intersected with this doctor on your screen here. he founded a medical marijuana advocacy group. and gaetz wrote in his book the doctor is one of his best friends. according to reports, this doctor was with gaetz on that 2018 trip to the bahamas, which is now under investigation for potential corruption. a source tells cnn back in 2018 when gaetz introduced

prosecutors say he was also involved in at least two murders and that honduran president juan orlandoernandez was a co-conspirator in the quote “state-onsored drug trafficking. in hong kong, a court convicted media tycoon jmy lai, veteran politician martin lee, and five other notable pro-democracy activists for participating in an unauthorized peaceful protest in 2019. the activists could face up to five years behind bars. hong kong politician cyd ho is another one of theonvicted activists. >> the freedom of information, the freedom of expression are now banned in hong kong. noit is a deterrence of our progress. amy: here in the united states, the biden administration had reaffirmed the position taken by the trump administration that hong kong is no longer autonomous from china, a should not benefit from preferential trade terms. in media news, the bbc's china correspondent john sudworth has left beijing for taiwan, after describing increasing threats, surveillance and obstruction from chise authories. sudwth has won awards r his reporting on the plight of the uyghur population in xin

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. >> la joven de 19 años ganó el primer lugar en la competencia realizada en orlando del 2019 .udiante ahora termina sus estudios, trabaja como entrenadora académica, tomando 5 clases, para poder graduarse en la primavera del 2022 . >> mi meta es ser maestra bilingüe en primaria, calquier grado está bien también quiero hacer mi maestría me quiero unir al porcentaje pequeño de mujeres que tienen doctorados, me quiero ir por ese rumbo . >> así quiere demostrar que para tener el éxito no tienen que depender de una varita mágica, sino de la disciplina que iviertes a cada sueño . . >> (habla en otro idioma) . >> en el vaticamno el papa francisco, tuvo su ceremonia en el vaticano, bendijo con su aceite particular, al menos 100 personas lograron entrar a la vasilica el papa dice que no lavarqá los pies este año . >> ahora conozcan a este cantante español que vive en holanda, vamos a ver la entrevista . >> (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) . >> ¿qué tal? amigos tenemos la oportunidad de conectarnos con Álvaro soler, millones de personas escucharon el tema, háblanos . >> magia es algo que está inspirado en

he's an orlando-based hand surgeon who founded a medical marijuana advocacy group.aetz wrote in his book that the doctor is one of his best friends. and according to reports, the doctor was with congressman gaetz at that 2018 trip to the bahamas, which is now under federal investigation for potential corruption. now, as all -- as part of this, a source is telling cnn that back in april 2018, when gaetz introduced a medical marijuana research bill in congress, he hand delivered a fully written draft of the bill to his staff, which overlapped pretty significantly with the same agenda that the doctor's group had been pushing. pamela, i want to be totally clear here. neither gaetz nor the doctor have been accused by the justice department of wrongdoing. they have not been charged with any crimes. gaetz has vehemently denied that he has ever paid for sex or that he's ever had sex with anyone under 18, and in relation to these latest developments, his spokesman released a statement to cnn and that said, i'll put it up on the screen for you. quote, ♪ matt gaetz is a long-t

. >>> some major adjustments set to take effect in about 24 hours at orlando's disney world. >> details in its live money watch report in about 20 minutes. >>> it's now 5:16. you go head. >> checking in with dianna. we have been talking about the breaking news all day after a suspect ends up being hit and killed by a sheriff's patrol car overnight. its been a real mess of a commute because of that. >> yeah. it has. you know i just got the update dr. chp. they are hoping to have lanes open up with in the next five to ten minutes. its been out there at least until -- since 11:00. since overnight and it's taking time to clear this one out of the roadway. this is northbound 101 right after broadway. three right lanes are shut down. as ann said chp was doing a traffic stop when the person they were taken into custody fled the scene, crossed traffic lanes and was hit by a sheriff's officer. this is taking time to clear out of the lanes. the investigation is still underway. they are hoping to have it opened with in the next few minutes. look at the maps here. look at all this back up, almost t

today in orlando, florida, there was a status update in his case where his lawyers said greenberg is now expected to plead guilty. he's likely to face 12 years in prison according to "the new york times" and legal experts said if mr. greenberg had hope of reducing that sentence, he would have to cooperate with the justice department. it is not for certain he's going to plea and cooperate, but he does, well, that could be extremely bad news for one matt gaetz. here's joel greenberg's lawyer today. >> does matt gaetz have anything to worry about? >> does matt gaetz -- that is such a -- >> when it comes to what happened today in court. >> does he have anything to worry about? and you're asking me to get into the mind of matt gaetz, right? >> from your mind. >> from my mind. >> based on what your client said. >> based on what my client does. see, if i thought if i kept talking and talking and avoided these questions -- i'd have to say i'm sure matt gaetz isn't feeling comfortable today. >> they go back a little bit. here they are posing together in 2018. here they are with donald trump's

pedro: gary in orlando, florida. you are next. hello. laurie robinson my name is gary -- caller: my name is gary robinson. -- my name is gary. i grew up in new york city. my father worked for new york city transit. i assumed the police were good, but in 1977, december 3, i went to church, came home, with my brother, 14, myself, 16, to the local store and i turned to my brother and said be careful, it is slippery, it has been sleeping all morning. as i opened the door, a police officer reached out, about six feet four inches tall, picked me up and threw me into a metal container, a big dumpster. it split my head open. as i laid on the floor, i kept asking, why would you do that, why would you do that? he kept looking down at me and said, you people always cause problems. and i kept repeating, who are you talking about? who are these people? i don't know what you are talking about. he kept yelling, you people are always causing problems. my 14-year-old brother leaned over to help me and said, do you mean people like my family who pay your

here's what joel greenberg's attorney said outside the federal court in orlando, florida today. >> does anything to worry about? >> discuss matt gaetz -- that is such a -- does he have anything to worry about? you are asking me to get into the mind of that case? >> reporter: from your mind? >> from my mind? >> based on what your client has. >> based on what my client has? i thought if i kept on talking, i could avoid this question. i have to say i'm sure matt gaetz is not feeling very comfortable. >> yes, it was a strange camera angle for a very strange sounding lawyer. joel greenberg's lawyer did not say whether his client provided information about matt gaetz to federal prosecutors. he said joel greenberg is uniquely positioned, that was his phrase, to do that the "new york times" says they have known him since 2017 when he began serving in congress could provide prosecutors with a witness who has a deep knowledge of mr. gaetz' dealing and how they paid women and bought and used drugs like ecstasy. congressman gaetz has denied that he violated any laws. joining us now is andrew weissm

actually, that very night joel greenberg did book a reservation at a luxury hotel in the orlando area something there. >> what do you -- cnn hasn't confirmed that, yet. but what are you seeing, that you believe causes the most troubling connections for gaetz, with investigators, jose? >> well, look. joel greenberg was matt gaetz's buddy. and what we have been hearing from sources is that, yes, there was a relationship there, where matt gaetz would rely on joel greenberg to get access to these women. but what we gather now is all of these venmo payments, hundreds of venmo payments with thousands of dollars to more than a dozen young women. and these are very, very telling, because they date back to 2017. and they are all over the place. the memos that describe what these venmos are for, are really telling. they are very explicit. and so, we really have to ask ourselves what a married father of two kids, in orlando, was doing paying all of these young women. while, also, maintaining a relationship, a friendship with matt gaetz, while, also, getting money from matt gaetz with memos that

unbelievably story of one republican official in florida has been well mined and well told by the orlandowspaper, in particular, and by local tv stations in the area. but the new york times on tuesday night breaking the news of congressman gaetz's vomit and potential legal jeopardy in the worst crimes that greenberg is charged with, that was a whole other thing. since the times broke that story, engendering furious denies from congressman gaetz, other outlets, cnn, and abc news and the daily beast have added more texture to the story line. abc news reported that matt gaetz's communication directorers resigned in the scandal. but last night, despite all the other news organizations that are working on this. last night it was the new york times that again blew the doors off the stories with a monumental gross-out advance. the times reported late last night that it was not just that one alleged relationship with the teenage girl that fell vectors were looking at, they were looking at his alleged involvement with multiple women who were recruited online for sex and received cash payments. acc

live from orlando tonight. i'm going to tell you more about what will happen tomorrow here a bit later. at first, you get it, it's my response to biden's congressional address. now to hear but until late america is just completely plagued by emergency. >> no one nation can deal with all the crises of our time. pendant inks, climate crisis, systemic racism and are -- gun violence has become an epidemic. insurrection was an excellent central crisis. a test of whether our democracy could survive. but the struggle is far from over. >> of course, biden left out the only real crisis in our country faces right now. the one at our border. crisis of course he created. he fueled. and now he just totally ignoring. but have no fear because biden is not going to let all of those pretend crises go to waste. >> after just 100 days, i can report to the nation america is on the move again. the possibility, crisis is an opportunity. setbacks and the strength, you can stop now. we are to great inflection point in history. we have

she's former police chief of orlando.ou. >> you had a 27-year career in policing. aside from what can be done on the legislative side, what needs to happen within police departments to stop these deadly police shootings, representative demings? speak to your experience here. >> it's good to be with you. as you've indicated, i spent 27 years as a law enforcement officer, served at every rank, had the honor of serving as chief of police in orlando. but before i became a police officer, i worked as a social worker. i went to the police department committed to reducing crime and keeping people safe. but i also knew in order to do that most effectively, we also had too deal with some of the quality of life issues that many of our communities face. at the police department when i became the police chief, i focused on reduction of crime. but i also focused on doing my best to hire the best men and women who had the mind and the heart for the job. you know, i used to tell the officers, we wear the badge over our hearts as a const

estados unidos en el 2021 >> cada uno de estos es una persona >> maría josé perdió su único hijo en orlando>> anual lleva tres años abogando por un mayor control de armas de fuego en estados unidos tras la masacre en la escuela de parkland que le quitó la vida a su hijo de 17 años >> el presidente responde a una campaña >> la primera respuesta contundente de la administración a los tiroteos masivos llegó en el día 78 como presidente >> la violencia con armas de fuego es una epidemia y una vergüenza nacional eso dice el presidente de la casa blanca a principios de mes días antes dos matanzas en chorros de colorado tenían de luto al país como punto de partida el mandatario anunció acciones ejecutivas para frenar la proliferación de armas fantasmas de fabricación casera >> encargó el departamento de justicia una orden para que los estados aprueban leyes de bandera roja que prohíben a personas en situación de crisis acceso a las armas de fuego y destinó $5,000,000,000 para iniciativas y reducir estados unidos >> es para dar la impresión de que están haciendo las decisiones para poder parar a vi

. >> reporter: angela, who is from orlando, says watching the attack makes her question her own safety. >> now as an asian female and a young asian female witnessing that incident that occurred this morning, i, you know, i want to take all the precautions that i can. >> reporter: after the attack, the sisters helped the man, who spoke only cantonese, file a police report. they say it appeared the suspect also tried to rob the victim, who was not seriously hurt. we've reached out to oakland police for more information, but have not heard back. tiffany and angela gave police this video and say they hope it will help. >> we want to make sure that this person has, is brought toious justice. >> reporter: marianne favro, "nbc bay area news." >>> happening today, people in the south bay are coming together for a stop asian hate rally. the group aapi mountain view will start the rally at is enmenial plaza near the mountain view cal train station and then march to city hall and hold a remembrance for pak ho, killed in an attack this very day a month ago. the event starts at 3:00 p.m. >>> daly c

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vinieron de canadÁ a orlando para la mls y adivinen quÉ. fueron recibidos por un lagarto.ta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/oferta carolina: y seguimos en vivo con ustedes en su ediciÓn digital. dos edificios de apartamentos causan tremenda sensaciÓn. si te gustan las alturas, esto es para ti. es una piscinade fondo transparente colgada a 120 pies de altura, 26 pies de largo, 13 de ancho y 19 de profundidad. le pusieron un nombre bastante apropiado, "alberca del cielo". estÁ en una comunidad cerca a la embajada de estados unidos. una piscina curiosamente fue hecha aquÍ en estados unidos en colorado. borja, tampoco nado ahÍ. borja: yo sÍ, tenemos bastante bien definidas nuestras personalidades. yo sÍ. carolina: y yo te tomo la fotografÍa. brja: te aseguro que tiene muchos likes. tenemos muy buenas noticias. disneylandia abrirÁ sus puertas este viernes 30 de abril en california . tras 12 meses de estar cerrados el parque abrirÁ de una forma limitada y sÓlo permitirÁ la entrada de residentes de california que deberÁn usar mÁscaras y guardar distanci

we have _ in orlando on this whole issue. we have to _ in orlando on this whole issue.in agreement they were on this particular issue. that people have _ this particular issue. that people have now— this particular issue. that people have now woken up to this through covid _ have now woken up to this through covid and — have now woken up to this through covid and we try to win them over in the family— covid and we try to win them over in the family of— covid and we try to win them over in the family of nations. and it didn't work _ the family of nations. and it didn't work and — the family of nations. and it didn't work. and they gave quite a morning to congress— work. and they gave quite a morning to congress today that we need to go into this _ to congress today that we need to go into this challenge eyes wide open. similar— into this challenge eyes wide open. similar debate on this side of the atlantic as well. congressman, good to have you with us on the program. have you got a ticket for the show tonight, are you going? i do have you got a ticket for the show tonig

particularly with his own picture on them, were part of the alleged trafficking scheme, but the "orlando sentinel" was reporting that federal investigators got on to congressman gaetz for his potential role in those same alleged crimes. after employees at the tax collector's office saw footage of them both at the office one weekend in april, 2018 doing who knows what. the office staff reportedly said that when they came in the office the next day, the alarm had not been reset. and multiple discarded driver's licenses were strewn around the desk instead of in the to be shredded file where they had been left. confronted by his employees and bragged that yes, it had been him in the office overnight and that congressman matt gaetz had been with him, the two of them doing lord knows what with the i.d.s. they say it was part of the sex trafficking scheme for which greenberg is already charged and gaetz is under scrutiny. this is not going well for him. worse with each passing day. katie benner is joining us next and we think rachel will be back as well. you're strong. you power through chronic