. >> host: orlando florida, democratic caller. you are on the air. question or comment? kolko with socialism [inaudible] i'm a democrat and i'm worried about it, the socialism part of it. if they get them in, what are we going to do? >> guest: is th that is the mese you hear from democratic leadership and the competitive districts. that is a small segment fro, sml but vocal segment be sure. we have some coming along from the republicans, so this is something that we hear coming from the republican campaign committee and republicanan candidates worrying about this will be a choice between freedom and socialism, so the question that i have is how much they are going to look at the elections and how much they are going to buy into that. it's going to be interesting to see how they are running in the competitive seeds and how many questions they are getting about it.on at this point it's a little early to see what kind of an impact that might have to do fis with your hearing from republicans. >> host: and what are you watching for now in the next cycle? >> guest: still watch

. >>> people stranded at a new disney attraction in orlando, florida. people were stuck for hours after a major malfunction. >>> the drummer who helped redefine the role of drummers in rock fans has died. ginger baker died yesterday in southeastern england and played with the band, cream, alongside eric clapton and also played in blind faith and then pursued a solo career. his style combined a jazz background with african rhythm. mick jagger paid tribute to him calling him a fiery but extremely talented and innovative drummer. ginger baker was 80 years old. >>> ripped taylor passed away, the comedian known for his walrus-like mustache, a toupee and love of confetti. he was a mainstay of television in the 1970s making more than 2000 appearances on shows like the tonight show. he was 84 years oland will k? it's scheduled for later this month. >> jacqui heinrich shows us about the first attempt. >> reporter: it's the first in a series of 10 spacewalks planned over the next three months to complete repairs and upgrades to the international space station. na

. >> reporter: i am at the wwe performance center in beautiful orlando florida. debbie debbie e superstars got their training and development right here in orlando florida at the wwe performance center. it in a state-of-the-art gym and rehearsal studio. despite the groans, grunts, and screams you are hearing, these wrestling stars are super psyched about being part of the fox family and reminding you that they are family-friendly. >> it is one of the few shows i think on television, much like spore in a way, where everybody has their favorites, and their heroes and villains. but can come in and sit down together and enjoy it as a family and continue to follow it and talk about it. it brings people togeer. it is like when you go to the movies and see one of the new marvel movies or something. all the superheroes. this is actually all the superheroes but they are live and you can interact with them. when we interact based on how you react. just the energy in the arena is unreal. you can see on tv, and it is the passion we have in the connection we have to our fans.

a democratic color from orlando, florida. >> hello. >> you are on the air.anted to know what socialism, if they are going to get democrats into the offices. i'm a democrat. i'm worried about it. the socialism part of it. , what are wet in going to do? >> the message you he or from democratic leadership, from a lot of these democrats in vulnerable districts, they do not subscribe to socialism. that's a small segment of the democratic caucus. a small but vocal segment. we have seen this message coming a lot from a republicans, this is something we hear could -- coming from the republican campaign committees. warning that this election will be about a choice between freedom and socialism. the question i have is how much voters are going to look at the election through that lens. how much they will buy into that. it will be interesting to see how these house democrats are running in competitive seats, how they counteract that, and how much question they are getting about it. at this point, it's early to see what kind of impact that might have. that is something

estamos listos para servir con esta celebración fantasmagórica y tenebrosa. >>> estamos desde orlando, florida detrás de la máscara. >>> a la una, a las dos y a las tres. >>> guapisima. >>> director del señor de los cielos, la coronela. >>> estoy feliz de estar aquí con ustedes. >>> felices de estar contigo, qué bueno que te prestaste para esto. >>> necesitas un chapuzon ahora. >>> te tengo una pregunta, aurelio vive o muere. >>> las leyendas nunca mueren, sigan disfrutando de la serie, vienen muchas sorpresas y la coronela disfrutando de sus maldades. >>> la coronela no llora. >>> no sufre. >>> la goza por todos lados. >>> y la relación con el chema. >>> tenemos una buena relación, somos los mejores complices. >>> no se pierdan la serie. >>> no cuesta mucho trabajo las escenas de pasión. >>> es divertido. >>> para qué les digo que no, si sí. >>> la coronela es un personaje con una historia genial. >>> fuerte el aplauso para ella. >>> gracias. >>> gracias por haber estado con nosotros. >>> gracias a toda nuestra gente que está celebrando con nosotros desde universal orlando resort. >>> vamos a

the ethical and security issues presented by recognition there's practical matters the city of orlando florida canceled their pilot deployments of the technology because as the orlando weekly put it this cap to 15 months of technical way eggs been with the issues and uncertainty over whether the controversial phase scanning technology actually works so what are the protests persistent technical bugs here aside from the ethical issues and what is amazon doing to patch those bugs. so i think actually everybody is having these kind of bugs when they're trying to run facial recognition at scale even in china which probably has the most advanced facial recognition programs of anyone in the world and some of their companies over there are actually selling technology back into the u.s. they struggle when they're trying to do facial recognition that's running in the field and while conditions. without specific band with or without specific ways of making sure that it works amazon is also struggling the same way because facial recognition technology as something that's just happening out there is still

in the next term, but catherine glenn foste visits aresident trump retirement community near orlando, florida. executive order that expands medicare programs for seniors. live coverage begins just after 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. a, theay, on q and widths -- smithsonian institution. >> the supreme court ruled that a tomato is a vegetable, not a fruit, because of a tariff. any botanists will tell you that a tomato is a fruit. tariff put a tariff on vegetables and not fruit. vegetables of pointed out that the tomato he was bringing in from the caribbean were fruits. and he did not have to pay a tariff. the battle went on for quite some time. eventually the supreme court ruled that tomatoes were vegetables. it is an interesting ruling. it had repercussions beyond just tomatoes themselves. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern. justice department inspector general talked about his role. interviewed by bob woodward at american university.

in addition to that hate crime, that act of terror in orlando, florida, as we know just on august 3rd of this year, 22 were killed in a walmart in el paso, texas. not an act of god. not by force of nature. not a random event. entirely predictable in america today. especially with a president who has sent a signal in the clearest terms, when he issues a transgender troop ban, when he denies the rights of our fellow americans because of their sexual orientation or gender identity, or who describes immigrants as rapists and criminals, and in a country that loses 40,000 of our fellow americans to gun violence every year, you have racism, intolerance and hatred, and it is more armed today than it ever was before. so what is our solution to that? in addition to all the things we talked about so far, in standing up against intolerance and hatred and homophobia, we also need to disarm it. that means universal background checks, red flag laws, someone who has a firearm and pose as danger to themselves or someone else is stopped before its too late, ending the sale of weapons designed exclusive

our next question comes from brandon wolf from orlando, florida.ndon is an advocate for gun safety and lgbtq equality. >> thanks for being here. on june 12, 2016, i was present as a man with an assault weapon murdered 49 mostly lgbtq people of color at pulse nightclub. i was very lucky to make it out. unfortunately, my friends were not. that night we were reminded that lgbtq people specifically those of color are often, too often, the targets of hate violence. with the rise of violence against transwomen of color, how will you ensure that law enforcement is equipped to treat marginalized victims of crime with dignity and respect? [ applause ] >> so first of all, very clearly, it is a national emergency, the majority of the terrorist attacks in this country since 9/11 had been right-wing extremist groups and the majority of them had been white supremacist and hate groups, and i will elevate as president of the united states an office on hate crimes and white supremacy to make sure it is a presidential level effort to protect our country as a whole,

who are on our way to a typical american gun store in orlando florida a students don't want to abolish the right to possess arms they just want more rigorous background checks and minimum age of $21.00 and a ban on assault rifles including the eof murder weapon used in pop and dividers in florida all you have to do is fill out a form and prove you're not a criminal. when the store owner sean gets a new rifle and he shows it off to his friends who come by regularly. and we can do that with kevin maxwell is an instructor with the n.r.a. . b a r 15 rifle is the favorite weapon of many americans including those who commit mass shootings think. it's no more lethal than any other firearm. it's not the configuration of the gun that makes the firearm lethal on lethal it's what the bullet does when it hits you and that's determined by the person firing it not the gun the gun doesn't decide who to shoot. this is the logic of the n.r.a. and its supporters. the system also stifles the politicians who want change like linda stuart a democratic member of the florida senate she represents the greater

today president trump visits a retirement community near orlando, florida, signing an executive order that expands private medicare advantage programs for seniors p live coverage begins just after 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. during an oval office meeting with the president of finland, president trump responded to repeated questions about house democrats irving forward with an impeachment inquiry, and the whistleblower complaints about a july 2019 phone call with the ukrainian president. pres. trump: thank you very much. it is a great honor to have a man who is a great friend of mine. we know each other many -- very well. we have many things to discuss, including trade, the military, and different very exciting events. so we will have a long time together today. we will then be having lunch. i think we will be seeing the media right afterwards. and say a few words. it is an honor, mr. president, to have you with us. mr

superstars got their training and development here in orlando florida. is a state-of-the-art gym and rehearsal studio. and despite the groans and grunts and screams you are hearing these wrestling stars are super psyched about being part of the fox family and reminding you that there family-friendly. >> it is one of the few shows on television were everybody has their favorites and their heroes and villains, but they can come in and sit down together and enjoy at the emily and follow it and talk about it. it brings people together. you can see one of the new marvel movies, but these are all the superheroes live you can interact with them and we interact based on how you react. the energy in the arena is unreal and you can see it on tv and that is the passion and that is the connection that we have to the fans and i think especially for kids is exciting.>> it reminds us when we were growing up of wrestling fans and dreaming of days like today. but we walk out into the crowd and we see little girls with our shirts on. >> that is the best feeling. that is w

. >> reporter: welcome to orlando, florida, not the land of make believe, but where real people liveing to voters. >> i don't think he's getting a fair deal. i think it's very political. >> reporter: nearly three weeks into the formal congressional polling, there's a shift in the public -- a poll found 51% of registered voters supported the impeachment and removal from office. we wanted to see if shifting polls suggest trump vulnerability in the region a key state. the short answer -- no. it doesn't change your opinion of the president? >> in this case, no. >> reporter: you don't believe he's done anything wrong or broken the oath of office? >> in this case, no. >> reporter: on camera, no trump voter said the president should be impeached. do you believe he's used his office for political gain? >> to this particular case? i don't think so. >> reporter: most trump voters call the inquiry a sham, put on by democrats full of unsubstantiated claims. they downplayed the phone call that seems to seek dirt on former vice president biden. you've seen the transcript of the phone call? >> i've

insult to me, he says about how companies have to be accountable to communities, i am here in orlando, floridacan't begin to tell you what companies like disney, darden and lockheed do for the community and kids here, my little small, november 20 serving 400 kids a thanksgiving dinner that may not have one because we want to do for community, i don't want to hear from someone like this ahead his wealth because of how great capitalism, by the way capitalism is opportunity, try to do what bernie sanders wants socialism, that is opposite of opportunity, it is called economic date, death, i don't o hear from this guy any more. >> you are calling him a hypocrite. >> completely, 100%. >> to just echo the sentiment of the widening inequal feity and t backlash against elites, you have elites who don't want to be targeted so they are voicing their opinion that we need to share and redistribute, we have so much money now. >> i think they are doing it because they are hearing from elizabeth warren, and bernie sanders, and it is calls just in case, just in case one of these people in white house, they can

. >> reporter: welcome to orlando, florida, not the land of make belief, but where people really livend we're talking to trump voters about impeachment. >> i'm don't think he's getting a fair deal out of it. >> reporter: there's been a shift. a fox news poll released this week found 51% of registered voters supported president trump's impeachment and removal from office. we wanted to see if shifting polls suggest trump vulnerability among his base in a key region in a swing state. most answers, no. >> it doesn't change your opinion with this president. >> no, no. >> you don't believe he's done anything wrong or broken any law. >> in this case, no. >> on camera, we asked if the president should be impeached. >> do you believe this president has used his office for political gain? >> in this particular case. >> yes. >> i don't think so. >> most called the impeachment inquiry a sham put on by democrats followed by unsubstantiated claims. they downplayed the phone call. >> you've seen the transcript of the phone call. i'd like you to do us a favor. >> i've seen the transcript, but i haven

. >> reporter: welcome to orlando, florida, not the land of make-belief, not where people live but wheree talking about president trump and impeachment. nearly three weeks into the normal congressional inquiry, there's growing attitude toward impeachment. a fox news poll found 51% of registered voters supported president trump's impeachment and remove frl office. we wanted to see whether shifting polls suggested vulnerability among his base in a key state. for most, the short answer's no. >> does it change your opinion of this president? >> in this case, no, no. >> you don't believe he's done anything wrong or broken any sort of oath of office? >> in this case, no. >> reporter: on camera, no trump voter tells us the president should be impeached. >> do you believe this president has used his office for political gain? >> in this particular case? >> yes. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: most trump voters called the impeachment inquiry a sham put on by democrats full of false claims. >> you've seen the transcript of the phone call. >> i've seen the transcript. i haven't read the whole thi

. >> reporter: welcome to orlando, florida.d of make believe but where people really live and vote and we're talking to trump spo voters. >> i don't think he's get fair deal. i think it's very political. >> reporter: nearly three week sbo sbo s, polling shows a shift in the public attitude toward impeachment. a fox news poll found 51% of registered voters supported president trump's impeachment and removal from office. we wanted to see if shifting polls suggest trump vulnerability in the swing region of a key state. for most, the short answer is no. >> doesn't change your opinion of this president? >> in this case, no. no. >> you don't believer he's done anything wrong or broken any sort of oath of office? >> in this case, no. >> reporter: on camera. no trump voter would tell us the president should be impeached. >> do you believe this president has used his office for political gain? >> in this particular case? >> yes. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: most trump voters called the impeachment a sham put on by democrats full of

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attacks that killed 14 people in san bernardino, california, 49 people at the pulse nightclub in orlando, florida. but the question is this does not mark the death of that ideology and doesn't mark the death of the thousands of isis fighters who still remain, some of them underground in -- in syria and we expect him to continue to face questions about the future of that fight against isis, particularly amid this withdraw of u.s. troops from syria. jake. >> jeremy diamond at the white house. as we await president trump any moment now and we'll bring that to you live and i'm joined by three experts and former director of national intelligence james clapper and former congressman mike rogers and former homeland security security adviser to president obama lisa monaco. thanks one and all. general clapper, obviously this is a big moment for u.s. forces for the president and the u.s. and anyone who hates terrorism. what questions are you hoping president trump will answer in his statement this morning? >> well i'm very interested for me the contribution of the intelligence community that led to this. i

. >> the epcot theme park in orlando florida undergoes major changes, new construction will include anll-new showcase featuring a 360 degree film presentation as you enter the park, they will have new attractions, entertainment and an updated epcot logo, disney is calling the change the biggest transformation of any disney theme park in history, they definitely have gone for big changes, the bacteria the park, the world showcase, the front is where you see big changes, worlds discovery celebrations and nature of the three new worlds, it will have all water themes trail. waterfalls and everything. >> he knows will be done, they have not released it yet. >>> 8:47, one last check of the friday can use. >> good morning, a problem on the altamont pass, pretty serious, lanes blocked for a while now, the 580 at the altamont pass right before the pass actually. this has traffic backed up on the 205. the problem is the crash is taking a while to clear, some cars are actually stuck there, between the closure where you get off the freeway. people are also slowing down eastbound come i want to let

un padre de orlando florida pudo volver a abrazar a su hijo de 2 aÑos de edad tras dos horas de angustiasado con una canciÓn con mucho sentimiento una canciÓn que he tenido la oportunidad de componer y traducir y bueno colaborar con sofÍa a mi me ha encantado >>> a parte la niÑa es muy talentosa como tÚ >>> la verdad que ya te digo nosotros nos conocÍamos ya desde hace tiempo, nunca habÍamos tenido la oportunidad de colaborar juntos y por fin se dio la oportunidad y contento >>> tiene un montÓn de millones de view, y tu mamÁ ama de casa, el papÁ en construcciÓn, tu empezaste imitando a tu hermano en la mÚsica y ahora tienes 14 aÑos de estar en la mÚsica ¿ dmo has podido con este Éxito? cÓmo te ha cambiado la vida? >>> la verdad que gracia as dios tenÍa claro lque queria hacer en la vida la mÚsica y tuve la suerte de ganar y los 10 aÑos gabrÉ mi primer disco y luego fui fichado con sony >>> escribes, tienes tu propio escritorio en casa y has logrado un sueÑo y uno de eso es comprar una casa a tus padres es el sueÑo mÁs grande consideras tÚ >>> vamos seguro, seguro porque ademÁs tenÍa paus

original >> algunos en casa para disfrutar nosotros no se pierda el prÓximo jueves el show desde orlando floridas trajo hasta acÁ que esta llena de colores, folclor y el gobierno espera un gran nÚmero de visitantes >>> en donde las comunidades indÍgenas estÁn abierta sus puertas para compartir en esta noche en donde velan a sus seres queridos acabamos de lanzar una aplicaciÓn que se llama noche de muertos de manera que la gente pueda ver en donde quiere ir en donde hay menos trÁfico y ver en donde nosotros como gestores pÚblicos gestionar. y claro que venir a morelia y no deleitarse era como no venir >>> la michoacÁn >> a pedir de boca ya tiene muchas franquicias estÁ por todo el mundo pero cuenten un poco la gente de donde viene? >> nace en el aÑo 1938 con el seÑor rafael mejor conocido como el garrapata el sabor sigue siendo tradicional totalmente artesanal >>> wow! quÉ bonito >> a poco no. >> ahora que preciosas las cosas que tiene michoacÁn y aspectos de las ciudades para que conozcan muchÍsimo de las tradiciones que tienen aquÍ el colorido y lo bello durante esta semana y por supuesto mient

andrea rodrÍguez nos acompaÑa desde orlando, florida. cÓmo estas? andrea: hola, amigos!cias. maÑana 1 de noviembre estaremos en vivo desde san antonio. vamos a celebrar por todo lo alto el dÍa de muertos. acompaÑan la cita es a partir de las 5:00 de la maÑana en la plaza juÁrez. no se lo pueden perder. ademÁs, estoy seguro que todos querrÁn celebrar el dÍa de muertos felices, juntos y contentos. ahÍ empieza la fiesta. quÉ rico! ahora vamos con alan y el chef. alan: estamos aquÍ. [sonido ambiente] el mÍo sonÓ. quiero que vean, aparte de el cuervo, a raÚl, karla, francisca, dÓnde estÁn? se estÁn preparando. mira, mira, mira. chef: mira a karla. [risas] alan: increÍble. nadie se imaginan quiÉn nos vamos a convertir con mucho cariÑo. esa es la idea. lamentablemente, un nuevo incendio forestal en california. consume cientos de acres. chef: carmen salinas nos revela a quiÉn rinde homenaje en su altar de los muertos. alan: ya estÁn aquÍ. estÁ muy divertido. fueron elegidos por el mejor disfraz de halloween. los invitamos a esta gran celebraciÓn y ya llegaron. chef: muy buena co

rachel >>> no la despiertes >>> queremos que se recupere porque la prÓxima semana vamos a estar en orlando floridaentes, francisco cuevas se encuentra en santa clarita, cuÉntanos cuÁl es el panorama general a esta hora de la maÑana en santa clarita? >>> quÉ tal vanessa, todo parece estar en calma, pero la realidad es que serÁ un dÍa bastante difÍcil el dia de hoy tanto para residentes de esta ciudad como tambiÉn a bomberos y autoridades que en estos momentos continÚan tratando de dar informaciÓn para mÁs de 50,000 personas que fueron evacuadas debido a estos incendios que llegaron bastante cerca a muchas zonas residenciales, aquÍ donde me encuentro en santa clarita las autoridades estÁn resguardando este lugar, estÁn tratando de evitar que personas pasen sin ningÚn tipo de autorizaciÓn o bÁsicamente a las personas se les estÁ pidiendo identificaciÓn y querer saber si en realidad viven en este lugar porque ha habido reportes de personas que estÁn tratando de entrar a casas deshabitadas aprovechÁndose de la situaciÓn y robar, como pueden ver muchas personas en estos momentos estÁn pidiendo regresar

florida. >> an orlando man suing tsa they would not let his emotional support cow board a plane, fake news orlorida. >> matt and kennedy. boom. love it, all tied up. number 6. a woman arrested in dollar general store after she pulled a knife on a man who complained about her farts. fake news or florida, you knew it, florida. across the board, digi ding, di, ding. >> farts and cocaine. >> dollar general. >> i know that last question was high brow for the show. we'll pull it together for here. >> wait, wait. >> a port st. lucie man arrested for giving his girlfriend an aggressive wet willie. fake news or florida? >> ale of them get it wrong, look at that. >> man. it is 5 to 5 to 5. >> half way to her man cain's 999. >> we're coming for you. >> ja jacksonville man arrestedr drunk driving with a squirrel in his shirt? >> three you did a defensive move, everyone gets that one had. 6 of 6-6-6. >> a pensacola roller played ear. blader . >> it happens. >> a pensacola roller blader, busted for holding on to the back of a public bus for 37 miles. matt is wrong. the girls in the lead. >> oh,. >> no bus

. >> bill: he heads off to the villages near orlando, florida, north of there.izer still with us. we picked up on the comment about china starting an investigation, just as bad comparing it to ukraine. you were just talking about china. what do you believe -- the president clearly on offense. we'll see where it goes. what is the next leg in the story people like rudy giuliani are ready to say about the biden relationship in china? what is that? >> as i revealed in secret empires. that book came out in 2018. hunter biden flew on air force two his his father in december of 2013. 10 days after they returned to the united states, hunter biden's small boutique firm, rows mont seneca partners announced a 1.5 billion deal with a b, with the chinese government. not with the chinese bank or american company in china, the chinese government. hunter biden was on the board of directors of that entity. his business partner devin archer who was in the ukraine photo you showed earlier, was on the finance committee of that organization. and again, hunter biden had no background

. >> rescatan a 12 visitantes del parque universal estudio de orlando florida de una atracciÓn, vivieronie resultÓ lesionado. >> mÁs adelante regreso con mas noticias, pero pasamos con erika yiquibas y la farÁndula vip (aplausos) (aplausos) >> mi gente estamos listos para llevarles toda la informaciÓn del mundo del espectÁculo a ustedes, asÍ es que agarren la taza de cafÉ porque vamos a comenzar. >> la navidad llegÓ anticipada para un grupo de niÑos del colegio en tennessee, porque jennifer lÓpez y alex rodrÍguez le dieron la sorpresa de la vida a muchos cuando le mandaron una camioneta con cosas de comida congeladas de los que ahora venden ¿cÓmo ven? >> pero bueno eso no es todo, las cajas venÍan acompaÑadas por una carta escrita a mano y firmada por la pareja, pero lo que no esperaban que minutos despuÉs ambos los llamaron para hablar con las pequeÑas jennifer lÓpez comento y confesÓ que su madre habÍa sido maestro y estaba feliz por ese tipo de ayuda. >> quÉ bonito. >> que buena onda, pero bueno hablamos de mÉxico, selena gÓmez, despuÉs que lanzÓ su tema que tiene casi 25 millones de

recuerdo en la ciudad de orlando, florida hace unos seis aÑos tuve la oportunidad de compartir con Él Él, siempre estuvo de la mano de dios, afrontando todo esto con buena energÍa y diciendo que era una nueva aventura en su vida, que lo iba a enfrentar de la mejor forma posible. >> claro que sÍ, siempre luchaba, luchÓ hasta el final. es muy emocionante escuchar cÓmo la gente corea sus canciones y es el mejor regalo que nos dejÓ, nos dejó su mÚsica y vivirÁ en nuestros corazones para siempre a mÁs de 50 aÑos de una carrera artÍstica que han valido la pena y estas imÁgenes hablan mÁs que cualquier palabra. más de 100 millones de discos vendidos, el disco mÁs famoso de Él, vendiÓ solamente 2 millones en su lanzamiento, 2 millones en la primera semana. precisamente este aÑo, los aÑos 80 marcaron un antes y un despuÉs en la vida de josé josÉ porque a partir de ese aÑo empezÓ la fama, empezaron a hacer sus canciones imparables, debutÓ en el cine, pelÍculas, su Última actuaciÓn en una telenovela "la fea mÁs bella". >> lo importante de todo esto es que vemos cÓmo hay estrellas que se pueden f

host: let's go to andy, calling from orlando, florida. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i'm on a medicare advantage plan. i retired at 65, three years ago. good advantage plans are because you can change every year and maybe get a plan that uses less of a premium because the premium comes out of the social security. is actuallym on now $50 less per month. it is hmo, but the doctor is very good. e, butthrough well car there are many companies that offer these. it is no cost to visit the doctor. $30 to see a specialist. i take five medications, which i have been taking for over 20 years because i have a mechanical heart valve. i have not had to pay anything out of pocket for any of the medications because none of them are expensive. host: do you see your situation changing in the future? do you think you are in a good place, and you will be there for a while? host: my health -- caller: my health is good, except i have a mechanical heart valve. i don't think my situation is going to change in the near future. i'm 68, but i am in pretty good sha

orlando. on valentine's day 2018 there was a massacre at montreux stoneman douglas high school in park in florida. like. every single time like. nothing happened people love to play it off you know boxing prayers our entire nation. with one heavy heart is praying for the victims and their families. for once it was just like. enough is enough for. a student initiative organize the biggest protest in the u.s. since the 1960 s. when young americans took to the streets to oppose the vietnam war millions took part in the march from lives in spring 2018 to demonstrate against guns in their country guns to kill their friends and that moment was an absolutely riveting and catalyzing moment i think for the country that is different from anything we've seen before. at the same time the arms industry was upgrading and launching new products on the market it has so there's very many factors that make that specific gun an amazing piece. more than $30000.00 people dying through gun violence in the u.s. every year in some areas the situation is completely out of control but rather than abolish guns the governme

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orlando is a , better city, florida is a better state, and america is a better nation. of future form, a group dedicated to empowering oung people, i regard lou fry as a role model. one of his most passionate auses was helping younger americans learn about this country and about how government works and about how choosing a service can lic bring a sense of inner joy and enable you to improve the lives others. lou, working with former senator bob graham, was instrumental in pass g florida to legislation requiring all students in the state to complete civics education. young floridians responded in the wake of the pulse and parkland shootings, into a those tragedies resolute call for government action, i thought of and thanked lou fry. rest in peace, congressman. rise in strong support of the shield act. and -- introduce this this legislation and the house will consider it today. will protect our country from oreign interference in elections. russia's assault in our 2016 elections exposed gaps in our nation's defenses. to be the primary threat from adversary nations was t

while tens of thousands of people in orlando mourn the victims linda stuart proposed a new norm in the florida state senate. the bill that i put forward right after the paul shooting was to ban about 70 types of high capacity guns and magazines and it didn't get a hearing the 1st year at all. before a bill can be voted on in the florida senate it must be passed by the judiciary committee and according to the law the senate judiciary chaired the science which bills are debated. in this case it was republican greg stube. ringback mr stupid money here also he was a huge n.r.a. supporter and that and they backed him heavily and he absolutely felt that guns should be anywhere and everywhere. these images are from the politicians own election campaign video. refused an interview with us. the young parklane demonstrators were hoping their protest the biggest one the u.s. had seen in decades would mobilize people to replace the politicians standing in the way of change. the march for our lives took place on march the 24th 2018 the students raised several $1000000.00 through crowd funding and donations

major counties that include the cities of miami and orlando are not. beyond floridast eight other states like texas and louisiana allow teachers and staff to be armed. some parents who have kids enrolled in the district think it is a good idea. they say the new law will eliminate schools as soft targets. >> if all else fails and my child is sitting in the classroom with some psycho coming through that door, i want my child behind that teacher and i want that teacher equipped to do something to help themselves which is also going to help my child. >> school employees and teachers who volunteer to pack heat have a long list of requirements including passing drug tests, psychological exams and over 100 hours of training. in florida, fox news. jon: as beer sales decline in this country, some companies are trying to brew up new business. hear why some are now tapping into a new health conscious trend. it's time for sleep numbers fall sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help us fall asleep fast

florida. a woman in orlando allegedly getting by tsa and the flight crew to board a plane without i.d. or a boarding pass. and in miami tonight, a passenger bypassing the gate agent has now been detained. abc's david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: this is the woman authorities say got through security and onto a jet without a ticket. finally escorted off after a 45-minute standoff. >> i know the protocol of flight attendants. >> reporter: the woman, undetected, until jenni clemons boarded the delta flight from orlando to atlanta and found the woman in her seat. >> she just said, i'm not moving. >> reporter: turns out, according to the tsa, she was able to sneak past the tsa officer checking i.d.s and boarding passes. she was screened, but then snuck by the delta gate agent, too. when confronted, she told a flight attendant she threw away her boarding pass and suggested a selfie on her phone was her i.d. >> i need a government issued i.d. >> okay, well i'm showing the picture i.d. >> ma'am, that's not a government i.d., that's a photo. >> this is just as good. >> reporter: 48 hour

. >> max in orlando introduce us to one such florida tech student. >> this all female space walk is inspiring want to go into the industry and i met a student at florida tech who is well on her way. >> in a historic moment for women achievement, two women astronauts went outside of the international space station and fixed some part. there have been 420 space walk since we began exploring but never an all women team the president calling to congratulate them. >> we all provide inspiration, and florida tech senior hannah is proud she recognizes this is important. her goal to become an astronaut and to explore our nearest neighbor. so as an astrobiologist i can look for sign of life that would be more of a thing for mars later on but i can see how life functions in lower than earth tbrafty environment so right now i do a lot of study on plant and growing our own food if you've seen the martian not quite that. >> strawpghts in today all female space walk can serve as remindinger that women are in space and they'll keep going. >> i expect it to happen a little bit senior but something we're going

>>> last then before we go tonight, we're going to take you to the former wilds of florida, to northwest of orlando. though they still get a little wild down there. a place called the villages. envisioned as a community for seniors, grown and expanded into a teeming social ecosystem all its own. home to over 50,000 people, because so many of them vote, it's usually a mandatory stop for candidates. a bit more rare to see a president there. and it's really rare to hear a president say he doesn't need the job. >> i should be retiring with you. i should be in this audience clapping. but i didn't trust anybody to be standing here. >> it's always been really important to this guy who came from reality tv and politics to tell his audiences he could be doing a lot better if he wasn't president. >> i didn't need to do this, believe me, i had such a nice life, it was good, the company was good, the family's nice, everyone was good. i love everybody. i mean, what do i need this for, right? what the hell, i could be home relaxing. i have places that are the best in the world, okay? i could be doing other thing

major counties that include the cities of miami and orlando are not. beyond floridaght other states like texas and louisiana allow teachers and staff to be armed. some parents who have kids enrolled in the district think it's a good idea. they say the new law will eliminate schools as soft targets. >> if all else fails and my child is sitting in a classroom with some psycho coming through that door, i want my child behind that teacher, and i want that teacher equipped to do something to help themselves which is also going to help my child. >> reporter: school employees and teachers who volunteer have a long list of requirements including passing drug tests, psychological exams and over 100 hours of training. in okeechobee florida, fox news. eric and a lot more news from the journalists here at fox news when we come right back. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis . . . g? life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture wi

roy from florida come outside orlando, democrat line. roy.morning, caller: yeah, i think they can legislate, as they have been legislating. there are already a lot of bills on the table that republicans won't touch. another thank him about the impeachment inquiry, when someone commits a crime like this, it is a slamdunk or the. i do not know -- slamdunk for impeachment. i do not know anyone who has read that transcript could say otherwise, except for the republicans, who believe the moon is made of cheese, if trump tells them. what about other issues that are on your mind that you want your lawmakers to take care of this fall? i want them to start -- i want them, first of all, to get decent health care. that is something we need in this country, because every other country, you can get health care. poor people do not have any rights to go into a hospital and get stuck with these large bills. i would like to see something done about that, or a cap on that. all sorts of's things, but our dignity of this country is being ruined by one man.

joining us now from florida, congresswoman val demings, a democrat on the house intelligence committee, and the former orlandoice chief, congresswoman, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> representative demings: good morning, chris, it's great to be here. >> chris: based on the witness is that the committee heard from this week, based on the documents that you have received, do believe that there is no hard evidence that president trump committed high crimes and misdemeanors, and do you believe that the house will now vote to impeach him? >> representative demings: welcome chris, let me begin here, as you've already indicated, i served a lot of years in law enforcement. i had the honor of serving in every rank at my department. i even was appointed to chief of police. i took that job very seriously as i take this job. when i made the decision to run for congress, i said that the safety and security of our nation is my number one priority, as it should be, because that is the foundation i believe that we build the american dream upon. i believe, if you look at the evidence over the past about ten days or so right

he is going to florida to announce an executive order aim to protecting medicare. he is speaking at the retirement hub one hour from orlandosidered a must stop for republican candidates. courtney: another sign of labor market weakness in the u.s.. initial jobless claims were up 4000 to 219,000. claims are near historically low levels. the government comes out with september jobs reports tomorrow. areong kong, the protests prompting -- according to local media reports, the government will ban facemasks at public gatherings. that would make it easier for police to identify demonstrators. the hong kong police groups are calling for curfews. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. it is time for our stock of the hour. shares of tesla down more than 6% as the electric vehicle makers third-quarter deliveries failed to match up to recently elevated expectations. this in spite of setting a new record. taylor riggs unwraps all of that for the us. taylor: we know the delivery numbe