"t ingram engle town hall from orlando, florida. the in the american comeback, the system is accomplishing what it was created to do separate you from your children ,gain authority over you and indoctrinate them. this has no placena being taught to our children either. we are part of a sovereign state called florida, which isnd a part of a sovereign nation which is called the united states of america. >> well, there's a group of u voters that the left continues to seriously underestimate in twenty twenty four and 2020 two and they did in twenty twenty and they include many in our audience and those watching at home parents. now one month ago today governor dissatisfyo the parental freedom bill into law and now it's drawn the ire big time many on the left fromef derange media, personal tosu the usual tedious hollywood celebrities. now you'll likelytes ho have het described something it is decidedly not this don't say bill really breaks my heart. what the state of florida is doing is not only is itut irresponsible but also dangerous o

. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the ingraham angle" town hall from orlando florida and the american compacted. >ura: i am laura ingraham at this is "the ingraham angle" from orlando for every american comeback town hall with florida governor ron desantis. we have an amazing crowd. [cheers and applause] i mean, i mean, this is a ragtag group but we are going to keep them here. now, last year, almost to the day, it is hard to believe it has been a few, we gathered here in the same location with five republican governors who pledged to keep their states open to growth their economies, and to protect that basic freedoms of the presidents. >> we never had eight statewide mask mandate. far left at the democrat party who believed that government should control all decisions made by all americans and that is something that we have to do be willing and able to stand up and pick -- pushback against. >> we will give parents 100% option to have their child in the classroom five days a week and every school district in the state of iowa is going to adhere to that. >> it does not matter your color or backgrou

i haven't, i'm running in a very blue area, orlando, florida. it's unlike a lot of other places in florida, but i have been subject to attack from folks from the n r a and even people from white supremacist groups. i mean, i remember just in 2019, when i worked for march for our lives myself and 12 other students went to the virginia capital to advocate for safety laws. and guess what? we were met with death threats from tons of folks who came to do arms protest, so we had to leave overnight in the capital. the day before i'm talking to 1816 year olds. we had asleep overnight in the capital, fearing for safety. this is the type of rhetoric that the right and the n r ray is pushing, and they bear some responsibility for a lot of this violence as well. why do you think the n r a is so adamant on maintaining this u. s. right to own a gun, what is it about that that they can't let go of? well, i think a lot of that has to do with the culture and a lot of it has to do with the political power that we we know that the n r a is in the business of intimi

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history when a gunman opened fire on the nce floor the pulse nightclub in orlando, florida.coming up on the anniversary. it was june 12, 2016. brandon's best friend drew was among 49 people killed in the attack, which came in the middle of pride month. witnesses described scenes of the terror inside the club. >> he just kept on shooting and shooting and walking around. it was rapidfire. then he would change and put in another ammunition. i could smell the ammo in the air. i was like, this is not fireworks. we need to leave. amy: that was six years ago. many of those killed were young latinx and members of the lgbtq community. survivors say theyaced a three-hour wait for lice to respond and that some of those who died may have lived if they'd gotten help sooner. now as the pulse nightclub attack's anniversary approaches, survivors held a vigil for the victims of the uvalde massacre. for more, we go to orlando to speak to brandon wolf, a pulse nightclub massacre survivor who is now a gun safety and lgbtq civil rights advocate. he is now press secretary for equality florida. he

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we're going to go to orlando, florida, and democratic congresswoman val demings. re serving in congress, she was the chief of police for orlando. thank you so much for joining us. >> it is great to be with you. >> brennan: as a former police chief, what is the single piece of legislation that you think would be most affective right now? >> well, margaret, look, 27 years at the police department, served as the chief of police, our primary responsibility was the safety of the people that we served. and i believe that we have a direct obligation. i cannot, like i'm sure millions of americans across the nation cannot, get the faces of those survives from the classroom in uvalde -- we have a direct obligation to move forward to mike make sue they're safe. i believe right now if the senate would look at passing the background check law, as well as looking at red flags -- right here in florida, we have almost 6,000 cases where red-flag laws have made a difference, at least according to law enforcement and other people involved in that cases. we have a direct obligation to

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. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the ingraham angle" town hall from orlando florida and the american compacted. >ingraham at this is "the ingraham angle" from orlando for every american comeback town hall with florida governor ron desantis. we have an amazing crowd. [cheers and applause] i mean, i mean, this is a ragtag group but we are going to keep them here. now, last year, almost to the day, it is hard to believe it has been a few

school age children and i wanted too much on the product of orange county public schools in orlando, florida. the nearly universal public school closure begin and march 2020 temperately granted parents access to classroom content. before the end of it begin many pairs completely trusted their neighborhood schools to provide a robust academic experience for their children. number one, limiting parental access to instruction address had allowed schools to hide these we can often politicized instructions that children received. number two, accommodation of weak instruction a lengthy school closures left children struggling academically of falling further behind resulting in widespread learning loss. the primary purpose of education system is to educate students. how have students that have schools been doing with this? an avalanche of research suggest our system is failing to deliver on this most basic promise of developing an informed citizenry equipped with basic skills and knowledge and prepared for the workforce. it appears today's hearing has been called in response to wave of parental obj

that will strip disney of its self-governing status over its theme parks and resorts around orlando, florida. disney executives made no mention of this drama in florida yesterday as they were touting strong results on an earnings call. senator hawley, what is the endgame here? >> the endgame is to stop federal hand-outs to woke corporations like disney. why should the multi-billion dollar corporations keep getting taxpayer money in order to intervene in political issues in a way that hurts american families, that goes against the wishes of american voters and american taxpayers. listen, if disney wants to take a political view and say they aren't in favor of parental rights, fine. why should they get federal government help do so? my bill would stop a stop to the federal hand-outs. >> harris: you set us up for the breaking news and capitol hill is focused. senator hawley, thank you on the baby formula shortage on one side of the aisle and it is getting loud. let's watch the live republicans in the house baby formula shortage they are focused. >> missouri is just one of six states in america

. ♪♪ tiny pause helping orlando florida police tackle a big cause. >> excuse me.. anita: the sloth was taking a cruise in her toy convertible when she was pulled over for not having a license plate. the adorable video is gaining attention of social media helping police spread driving awareness. that's how fox report on this may 7, saturday 2022. i am anita vogel and for jon scott. gutfeld is next. ♪♪ jurisdictions. we have "gutfeld!" coming up next. thank you for watching "the ingraham angle." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ greg: look at that, yeah. happy tuesday, everyone. well, that was a big night last night, right? well, i am

orlando, florida 2016, 49 people killed. their crime, they went to a gay nightclub.r 2018, people killed at the tree of life synagogue. el paso, texas. 2019, 22 killed at wal-mart. 80% of that community hispanic. buffalo, ten people killed i killed at a supermarket in a predominantly black neighborhood. this is all across america. this is what happens if we don't demand the conversation. an assault ban in clinton administration. it did reduce shootings. 2019 there was a federal ban on bump stocks after the shooting in los vegas. now, house passed legislation sit/stalled in the senate. it's a conversation that has to be had. some people will want more. some will want less. what itself the harm? go back to that school shooting. let's have the conversation. we'll be right back. hate you. woman: you think you're empty. i'm empty. shaq: do you suffer from cartridge conniptions? woman: ucccccch! shaq: be conniption-free.. shaq: thanks to the cartridge-free epson e ecotank printer. shaq: a ridiculous amount of ink! shaq: up to 2 years of ink comes in the box. shaq: the ecot

las vegas, orlando, florida, new york, honolulu, and of course, anaheim for all the local disney attractionsver thought about living in the house? it was featured on the full house credits. the tv show full house. you'll need a decent chunk of money to get in there. the pacific eyes house is listed on zillow or believe this. 37 million dollars you can see here on the listing, the interior and whatnot. it looks a lot different. then. >> what you expect from tv, the residence is listed at 3700 square feet. >> the 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms. it was built in 17 83 and has a parking garage attached. the house last sold in 2020 for almost 5 and a half million estimate for the house market value of 6 and a half million. about 30 million less than what is listed for. i think there's a typo. i don't think any houses were built in 17. 100's in san francisco, i think is 18 73. but what they are it yeah. 37 million dollars for that house. know? >> wow, no. we had a really love that television haha outside lands as releases daily lineup schedule and phoebe bridgers will bay area rockers green day. and rappe

protests in chicago, columbia, missouri, raleigh, north carolina, orlando, florida, austin, texas. texas right now is ground zero for the fight for reproductive justice. row is effectively already an operative there, it has been since october. after the supreme court refused to block the states frequently on constitutional law which effectively puts 10,000 dollar bounties on people seeking abortion. allow citizens to sue citizens or doctors. the reality in texas, unless you can afford to travel to a different state, you are right now effectively unable to obtain access to an abortion. which means tens of thousands potentially millions apart of people who are forced to give birth. that's even if their pregnancies are the result of rape or incest. and that will be the reality for millions of more americans if and when roe is overturned and more than a dozen states immediately ban abortion. and to be absolutely clear, that's the outcome republicans and conservatives want. that is where they've been fighting for for over the past half century. and yet, when faced with the prospect of t

ingram go downhill from orlando, florida and the american comeback.i'm laura ingraham and this is the english angle from ourth landow for our american comeca back town hall with florida governor ron de santos. now we have an amazing crowd cpac commentariat . i mean this is a ragtag group g but we're going to keep them here, okay? they're pretty fun.w, we've been hanging out with them now last year almost to the day

it's overtaken florida's orlando starflyer as the world's tallest by 10 feet. >> for how much money wouldll ride that thing? >> i don't think there's an amount in the world that would get me on that. >> maybe $10,000. i would do it. i would do it. >> you know what? show me the money first. >> you want it in your hand. >> so i can run. >>> next, to the lucky baseball fan catching not one, but two home run balls in the same inning. >> wait, what? >> yeah. it was a dream come true for these newlyweds. james and sadie celebrating sadie's birthday as the houston astros unloaded on the boston red sox last night at fenway park, launching five home runs off nathan eovaldi. dymburt, did i get that right? >> he used to pitch for the yankees too. nate eovaldi. what's impressive about this is both home runs came over the big green monster there in left field, which is not an easy place to hit a home run. so james' first trophy of the night came sailing over the green monster, banking off the wall and right into the palm of his bare hand. his second bare-handed catch was just moments later. james says

scoundrels fantasy world first disneyland opened in 1955 in anaheim, california second 71st in orlando in floridaced that the town of mar for valais, which was proposed by the french, is located only 30 km from paris and in the very heart of europe, euro-disneys were later renamed disneyland. loudly opened in april ninety-two. truth. there were far fewer visitors. than expected. many french people took the idea with hostility in some newspapers , they wrote that this was an imposition of american culture, they say that we don’t have our own cartoons and heroes in others they conciliatoryly said in france mickey mouse will be with a baguette and a beret, but this is not an audience convinced in the early years. disneyland paris could n't get out of debt. and almost declared bankruptcy. but in the end, it nevertheless gained popularity and by the beginning of the 2000s it became the most visited attraction in europe, defeating the louvre and the eiffel tower. every year, 12 million tourists come there, ready to splurge on expensive hotels for the sake of fulfilling a childhood dream, stand in line

i am from orlando, florida. this is my story. half years ago when my friend's son was about six years old, my husband decided that we wanted to -- spirit we are over thinkers and over planners, and knew if we had kids we would want two. we were shocked to get pregnant our first month trying. we were overjoyed to be expecting. unfortunately, around 21 weeks we learn our baby had a life-threatening heart condition. as you could imagine, we were devastated. nathaniel was a very loved and very wanted baby. i started to think of our first son. i don't know if it is because he is adopted. we have always a to take good care of him and always be for him -- be there for him. how can we do this when we are spending months in the nicu. it was likely he would need the heart transplant later in life. as a mother, how could i wish for a healthy child to die so that my child could have their heart to live? my husband and i talked endlessly about how this was going to affect our family. we conducted our own research on nathaniel's condition and

. >> my name is danielle from orlando, florida, and this is my story. 21/2 years ago, when my first sonths old my husband and i decided we wanted to try for a sibling, we are over thinkers and over planners and new if we had kids we want two. that being said we were shocked to get pregnant our first month trying, overjoyed to be expecting. unfortunately, around 21 weeks we learned our baby who we had named nathaniel had a life limiting heart condition. as you could imagine we were devastated. nathaniel was a very loved and very wanted baby. i started to think of our first son. i don't know if it is because he is adopted but we have always promised to take good care of him and always be there for him in every way possible. how could can i do this if we are spending months and months in the pediatric cardiologist told us nathaniel would likely need a heart transplant later in life. as a mother, how could i wish for a healthy child to die so that my child could have their heart to live. my husband and i talked endlessly about how this was going to affect our family. we conducted our own re

she joins us now via skype from orlando and florida . amy, thanks for being with us. that really looks like quite the impressive precision operation that can you talk us through what we were seeing. is it really as hard as it looks? sure. yes, it is really hard as it looks um. so as the rocket was falling through the atmosphere, it was outfitted with some parachutes that were helping to slow it down enough that the helicopter could hook on to it. and although there wasn't something quite right with the connection and they had to drop the booster, it's still a significant milestone because this is their 1st attempt. and they were you partially successful, which is amazing. well, as you say, it wasn't fully successful and the pilots did make that choice to release the rocket into the sea. now i understand, among other things that it's the soap war. so that makes the these boosters hard to reuse. yes. so salt water is very corrosive. and i'm damaging to the parts of the rocket is made out of so they want to try to minimize the exposure to salt water as much as possible.

[applause] >> my name is danielle, i'm from orlando, florida. this is my story. half years ago, when my son was six months old, my husband and i decided we wanted to try for a sibling. we are over thinkers and over planners, he knew that if we tried for a kid, we would want to --two. within the first month of trying, we were overjoyed to be expecting. unfortunately, at 21 weeks we learned that our baby, who we had named nathaniel had a life limiting heart condition. we were devastated. nathaniel was a loved and wanted baby. i started to think of our first son, i don't know if it is because he is adopted, but we have always promised to take good care of him and before him -- he therefore him in every way possible. how could i do that for him if we are being in the nicu for months and months. the pediatric -- told us that he would need a heart transplant later in life. as a mother, how could i hope for a child to die, so that mind could have a heart to live. my husband and i talked endlessly about how this would affect our family. we talked with multiple specialist

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terrorist attack in san bernardino, california, and the 2016 attack on the pulse nightclub in orlando, floridath an eye toward understanding how officers could have been better prepared and reacted to the attacks. the urgent and loud and unrelenting calls for action on gun safe continues unabated. during a visit to uvalde on sunday, president joe biden was met with a chance to do something. watch. >> earlier today, the president said he would meet with federal lawmakers to work on a way forward with gun legislation while house democrats are working on a package of government reforms, nearly all practical hope rests on a bipartisan group of senators led by connecticut democrat chris murphy that's set to meet tomorrow. a source tells nbc news that they feel a, quote, new urgency to the task. on monday president biden acknowledged the limitations on what he can do via executive order, but he did express hope on gun reform. here is a bit of what he said. >> you know, the folks -- folks who were victimized, the families, they spent three hours and 40 minutes with them, and they waited all that time

phil in orlando, florida, independent line. caller: good morning. i have made it my whole life since i was in a white integrated school in virginia to discuss how we can best come together in regards to race in america. for the most part, most people were out of tune. just a little bit of history but if you missed what i'm trying to say, pick up a copy of "run in my shoes." there was an attempt by white extremists to take over what had been done during reconstruction after the civil war. the group basically became the kkk but it started to restore white rule. and then these brothers were particularly dangerous. this stuff has been going on -- host: how does that relate to history echo i appreciate the -- how does that relate to yesterday? i appreciate the history though. caller: the young man was killed in brunswick, georgia murdered by an ex police officer. black people it seems like don't have anywhere to go or people in the justice department they can speak to that are going to go to areas and eradicate problems we hear about every day. going dow

host: to orlando, florida.aller: first of all i want to send my condolences to those people that were hurt and killed. my opinion is like a few callers down. it was a terrible thing, it was a young white man that had a thing against black people. that is totally wrong. i am married to a black man and we have no color in our house. anyway, it is not tucker carlson or laura ingalls, it is both sides. columbine, back in the day, little kindergartners, we had the pulse shooting that they went in there to people that were having a good time and shot them dead because they had a belief they did not believe in. we have some sick people out there. i'm not laying it all at mental illness. nobody i know is going to put a gun in my hand and make me take nobody else's life. something is wrong in this picture. both sides talk about the other side all day. what they did wrong or this or that. the other side goes back at them. if they could chillout up there in washington and wherever, they want to win so bad that they are th

that is a beautiful shot of orlando, florida. i am here with joey jones and will cain.g the man among men that i got to serve and be around and get to know and the women too. in combat and i'm happy because i know they are sacrificing. >> rachel: absolutely. it is an amazing day. a lot of families getting together. all of us remembering those who have sacrificed everything. of course, we did a lot of that in north carolina where we were in charlotte. >> will: throughout the morning, your stories with loved ones who sacrificed in this country at friends@foxnews.com. in the first hour, it is the best way to honestly remember and celebrate memorial day. and that is the story of one individual. joey, you began by telling us the story of daniel career. >> joey: absolutely. killed by an i.d. that took his legs. there is a father and son out of out of dalton, georgia, major jeff mcdonald who was my football coach in middle school. he taught for 30 years and his son chris mcdonald was my best friend employed football with me. what is amazing jeff and chris are no longer with us

down in florida, orlando or miami, scattered showers and thunderstorms.hwest. you could drive through >>> a live look right now at san francisco. that is supposed to be the live camera but you can't make out behind it because of the cloud coverage and drizzle we are seeing in san francisco. 57 degrees, bumping up into the 60s with a mix of sun and clouds. a little more sunshine i 1:00. meanwhile in the interior, also waking up to cloud coverage with temperatures popping up to 68 or 69 degrees by 1:00, topping up in the 70s. >>> and that's the weather in your neighborhood. peter and kristen. >> somara, thank you for >>> .and that's the weather in your neighborhood. light to the top of the box office after two days in theaters. >> is tom cruise just what movie theaters need for the big it's time to get outdoorsy. it's hot. and wayfair's got just what you need. we need a rug. that's the one, yeah. yeah, we were feeling outdoorsy. i know... now through may 31st shop wayfair's memorial day sale and score big on outdoorsy furniture and decor up to 50% off. spen

phil in orlando, florida, independent line. caller: good morning. have made it my whole life since i was in a white integrated school in virginia to discuss how we can best come together in regards to race in america. for the most part, most people were out of tune. just a little bit of history but if you missed what i'm trying to say, pick up a copy of "run in my shoes." there was an attempt by white extremists to take over what had been done during reconstruction after the civil war. the group basically became the kkk but it started to restore white rule. and then these brothers were particularly dangerous. this stuff has been going on -- host: how does that relate to history echo i appreciate the -- how does that relate to yesterday? i appreciate the history though. caller: the young man was killed in brunswick, georgia murdered by an ex police officer. black people it seems like don't have anywhere to go or people in the justice department they can speak to that are going to go to areas and eradicate problems we hear about every day. going down

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it is 71 degrees in orlando, florida but will, because you brought it up i was informed that it's not. carley: national biscuit dance like a chicken day. pete: do we have music. will: you do it. carley: i wasn't gonna. i don't think i want to. pete: do it without music. is that polka? carley: chicken dance. it's a wedding classic. pete: miniature golf day. carley: which we will be celebrating later. pete: national archery day. they are not going to let us do that. will: i wonder why. pete: sharp object. national decency day as well. carley: it should always be national decency day. pete: it wasn't when trump was president. and national underground america day. i have no idea whether a that means. will: national tower over your co-host day? she makes us look very short. i don't like it. i sit there the whole show how can i sit more upright? carley: you are taller than me in real life. but i think you have a divot where you are sitting. will: i'm blaming that on steve. carley: let me sit here and see. i sink down about 3 inches. pete: try this one i i have a divot, too. will: foreign la

florida. miami, orlando, tampa. the problem is, as we mentioned. the rent skyrockets. p 28% in florida versus the national average of just over 16%. you are talking about gas prices there a moment ago. you now have the u.s. government trying to cut a deal with venezuela potentially to try to get more oil out of that country and so you are negotiating with dictators is what the critics would say on behalf of the current energy policy of this administration. how do you find your way out of that box? >> well, they actually are trying to say it is about oil. it really isn't. venezuela has no oil to give it. 90% goes to china to pay the interest of the debt. 10% to cuba that provides all the internal security. spy an their own people and government and oppress the population. we have far left extremists inside the white house sympathizers to cuba and nicaragua and venezuela. they sympathize with these people and hated the sanctions and thought oil was a good excuse they could get people to support them on. this has nothing to do with oil. venezuela can't pry us. the oil we n

florida siblings, biron and michaela traveling to orlando before they got covid in june 2020 and passede. he loved his family. kayla was the light of the family. her smile could light up the room. >> miguel moran was an immigrant from el salvador. he washed trucks for a living. his 23-year-old son, daniel, prayed at his hospital bedside wearing protective gear. a final farewell to his fare. a few days later, daniel had trouble breathing. he climbed into an ambulance, passed out and died, too. 42-year-old joe was a basketball coach, assistant principal, father of three and husband who left love letters in his wife's lunchbox every day. >> my husband gave 110% to everything he did. >> when he was hospitalized, the doctor called his wife to tell her joe did not have much time. she asked to facetime him. >> thanks for being the most amazing husband and for making me feel cherished and loved every day. i thanked him and then i prayed and then the doctor took the phone and he said, i'm sorry, but there's no more pulse. and then i played our wedding song for him. and then, and then that was it

but they can be maliciously misused and this latest case happening here in florida outside of orlandoee. according to that family, they were enjoying the theme park, heading back on the monorail to the parking lot when their daughter got a notification on her iphone an air tag device had been tracking them. immediately they were terrified, they had not initiated this. >> and she literally watched it in realtime follow us from everywhere we were at that point from the tram all the way back to our vehicle. >> the air tag is another feature of apple's find my network, people are familiar with, thanks to the find my phone or find my laptop app to track down where you put those or if they were stolen. similar stories over the past couple years, including a new york city model saying she was unknowingly being tracked and another woman was tracked, and scouring the car thoroughly she could not find it, as was the case for the tennessee family. apple is aware of the occasional problem and posted this, actively working on law enforcement on all air tag requests we received. based on our knowle

and now florida is stripping disney of all the special treatment they get in orlando.etflix isn't making the same mistake. and neither did spotify. remember the mob went after spotify as the most popular podcast guy joe rogan? spotify got a whole lot of heat to fire their biggest revenue driver, but the head of spotify stood his ground and told his employees he wasn't caving, saying this. my strongly condemn what joe rogan has said and condemn his decision to remove past episodes from our platform. i realize some will want more. i want to make one point very clear, i don't believe that silencing joe is the answer. good leaders don't cave. they pause, they reflect, and then they do what's best after careful consideration. but these corporate leaders are stuck with a younger generation that just feels so entitled to getting their way. if one thing goes wrong or if one thing makes the slightest person a bit uncomfortable, they launch a corporate jihad. joe rogan actually put it on his podcast this way this week. watch. >> a friend of mine who san employer. she ploys peopl

orlando y fort lauderdale con algunas tormentas, también tormentas en (información en pantalla) seattle y denver con temperaturas más cálidas, a los que vayan al mar, precaución, recuerde corrientes marinas, en la floridatengas el asado para el fin de semana . >> está listo . >> está listo . >> a usted en casita, buenin ¿en cuál de todas esas cuentas va pedir el préstamo? >> está listo . >> a usted en casita, buenin ¿en cuál de esos bancos que usted tiene en el exterior? - es que el préstamo lo va a pedir su merced y yo lo pago. - necesito verle la cara al sujeto ese y mostrarle cómo me dejó. -todo lo que estaban comiendo y chupando es cortesía de la vieja bruja con la que se estrelló mi pajarito... [gritos y exclamaciones] quiero decirte algo... eres muy mala. eres una mala persona, hiciste que mi pajarito estuviera preso. y extrañamos, ¿sí o no? [exclamaciones] no, ¿sabes qué te mereces? [exclamaciones] ¡eso está maluca, maluca! yo creo que fue el accidente, que quedó tiesa. o sea, no se la come nadie, en serio.

rent is up in florida a historic 38% year over year with the average rent for a one bedroom in orlandoe paper, quote, every day our office is flooded with people who cannot afford rent. >>> in wisconsin, the post crescent reports senator ron johnson is facing criticism for using taxpayer dollars to cover the cost of nine flights between his florida vacation home and washington this past year. johnson officials say the trips were all legitimate expenses approved by the senate rules committee. that came from johnson's office. the cincinnati inquirer reports online vasectomy surges and inquiries at two ohio centers has skyrocketed. the group which has 11 locations is reporting a 20% increase in the average number of consultations it is scheduling each day. all right then. >>> turning to kansas, they have a feature on erin moore, a local mother who started the football page formula finders to help others find baby formula. moore said she and her husband stocked up, but when she started hearing pleas from her friends, she knew it was time to step up. the group has helped dozens of moms in t