>> the interesting thing about palm beach is he denigrates it, he says he looks down on how elitist palmt he chose to purchase a mansion there. he couldn't afford to run that mansion or own it, rather, so he turned it into a club, a for profit venture so he could hold on to it, but he wants to be near the very things he denigrates. he always looked down on elite real estate operators in new york, yet he longed to be in manhattan. he looked down on elite media, but he longd for their attention. and he looked down on palm beach society but he bought a mansion there. his relationship with that town will be fractious. it has been decades that he has been thumbing his nose at the mores of palm beach. that's not going to change but he has real legal issues about whether or not he can actually reside there, ana. when he converted mar-a-lago into a club, part of the reason he was able to do that around zoning laws in palm beach was a promise that he would not try to set up permanent residency there, so he's going to face some hurdles around that. >> as someone who has had such unprecedented acce

this letter, sent by a palm beach county attorney to the mayor of palm beach, florida, offers a suggest beach has many lovely estates for sale and surely he can find one which meets his needs. trump bought mar-a-lago back in 1985 from the former estate of marjorie merryweather post. then long before donald trump became president, he cut a deal with the town of palm beach. that agreement allowed trump to convert mar-a-lago into a private social club as long as members didn't spend more than an agreed amount of time there. the agreement, which cnn reviewed, limits how long club members, trump included, can stay, stipulating a maximum of three nonconsecutive seven-day periods by any one member during a year. in other words, it seems members, including donald trump, are limited to 21 days a year at the club. that's trump's signature on the agreement from august 1993. >> given that agreement, do you think he should be able to live there full time? >> no. he signed the agreement and he should abide as most everybody in the country does the same and we follow the rules. >> reporter: that same

this letter sent by a palm beach county attorney to the mayor of palm beach, florida, offers a suggestionlovely estates for sale and surely, he can find one which meets his needs. how did it come to this? trump bought mar-a-lago back in 1985 from the former estate of margorie merriweather post. then in 1993, long before donald trump became president, he cut a deal with the town of palm beach. that agreement allowed trump to convert mar-a-lago into a country club as long as people didn't spend a longer than agreed upon time. it limits how long club members, trump included can stay stipulating a maximum of three non-consecutive seven-day periods by any one member during the year. in other words, it seems members including donald trump are limited to 21 days a year at the club. that's trump's signature on the agreement from august 1993. given that agreement, do you think he should be able to live there full-time? >> no, he signed the agreement. he should abide by the agreement. as most everybody in the country does the same, we follow the rules. >> reporter: that same palm beach county attor

>> yes, i tried when it was first on our tv station, a vaccine number here in palm beach county. i called 33 times, it never went through. on the 34th time, it went through but i had to remain on hold for an hour. after an hour, they told me your call cannot be processed. so then they gave me an e-mail. i tried the e-mail, and it had crashed. so i hended up having to go to broward county, which is the county just south of palm beach county. i registered there. i never heard from them. i never heard -- when i finally did get through to palm beach county, never heard anything from them, either. >> this sounds frustrating for you guys. >> very much so. very much so. then the lines where people were doing drive-thru, the lines were so long that it was impossible to think about getting an appointment someplace. >> john, can you tell us, going through this process of jumping through hoops. i know eventually a neighbor kind of came to help, understood where it would be a better place to get a vaccination, and ultimately you were able to do that. but you're kind of, you know, feeling you

this has his alba. >> can you confirm only about 43% of west palm beach voted for him? true? because it has been suspected that, you know, the large preponderance of residents there were supporters of donald trump. >> west palm beach is a democratic town, basically. our congresswoman is democratic and, you know, in palm beach, it was kind of fairly split. but believe me, not anymore. i was walking down the street on wednesday and this television crew came up and said they wanted to do something about spanish. they wanted to do something about feeling in america. and i started doing my rant negative about trump, and people on the streets stopped. they stopped and they formed a crowd and they started cheering and applauding and clapping. a shopkeeper came out and clapped. believe me, that wouldn't have happened two weeks ago. it's a different america and it's a different palm beach. >> there were reports that he and melania were house hunting in palm beach, as near as they could be to mar-a-lago, because of that rule about the private club, having been established as a pr

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we have the story from west palm beach. >> you can see from the beautiful location in west palm beach, some of the people want to visit florida and now the vaccine is another. the governor is clear, not talking about snow birds. those that come down to spent the winter. he is talking about those who come here specifically to try to get the vaccine. >>> you do what you say, you have been hitting a brick wall yo f redent struggle toet appointments for vaccine, is some are worried that the already limited supply may be going to people who don't live here. >> right now, my husband is over 65 and he called and actually we will let you know s when it's coming.ccine? no. >> repr: under inan, t 65up,whore at lst part residents are eligible to get the vaccine. according to data from the state department of health. of the more than flor originally down played reports of vaccine tourism. but there's evidence it's not. the newspaper recently found that a dozen wealthy a argentia have is been going florida to get the shot. this woman is getting vaccinated in miami. and local media said that this c

florida representative omari hardy tweeting, i'll be reaching out to folks at palm beach county to ask why we weren't ready to enforce the mandate here. here in los angeles, officials shutting down at least five big parties. >> it's unfathomable to me that these events are still happening. >> reporter: a staggering spike. new cases doubling to 20 million in just eight weeks. california hospitals on the brink of catastrophe, overloaded with covid patients. ambulances waiting up to eight hours to offload patients. the army corps of engineers sending experts to six older hospitals dealing with severe shortages of oxygen. in fresno, e-solemn service for this officer, killed by covid at just 49 years old. >> i'm heartbroken and angry. i don't know why this disease picks and chooses its victims. >> reporter: now officials concerned that a more contagious environment, know not believed to be deadlier or resistant to vaccines is spreading. confirmed in three states, including california.

>>we ran a palm beach florida residents. they are reacting to president trump's expected moved to his mar-a-lago golf club after he leaves office. reporter justin schecker has the latest on the president's move to florida and the controversy that surrounds it, donald trump will board air force one for the final time as commander in chief in flight to his adopted home state of florida. >>back in 2019 changed his permanent residents from trump tower in new york to mara lago here in south florida. the town of palm beach has become accustomed to his many visits over the last 4 years in office i can tell you road closures already in place around mar a lago in the town's police department says it is ready for any security concerns now some neighbors argue we can't live full time at his private club because of a deal from the 1990's that allegedly allowed trump to convert the property into a business that prohibits anyone from living there full time, the trump organization says no such agreement is in place now the sunshine state h

also how people in palm beach florida ar >>i think it's bad karma. >>always florida residents reacting to president donald trump's expected move to is mar a lago club after he leaves office tomorrow reporter justin schecker has the latest on the president's move back to florida and the controversy surrounding it. >>good evening tomorrow morning donald trump will board air force one for the final time as commander in chief in flight to his adopted home state of florida back in 2019 changed his permanent residents from trump tower in new york to mara lago here in south florida. the town of palm beach has become accustomed to his many visits over the last 4 years in office. i can tell you road closures already in place around mar a lago in the town's police department says it is ready for any security concerns now some neighbors argue we can't live full time at his private club because of a deal from the 1990's that allegedly allowed trump to convert the property into a business that prohibits anyone from living there full time, the trump organization s

he'll leave joint base andrews around 8:00 in the morning, land in palm beach, florida before president-elect biden becomes president joe biden. even when he's former president trump, the house, though, will transmit one impeachment article to the u.s. senate. there's a chance there could be a separate vote to keep trump from running for public office again. trump ally, senator lindsey graham, is begging incoming majority leader chuck schumer to call off the t senate trial. listen. >> if we embrace an unconstitutional impeachment of donald trump after he's out of office, it will destroy the party. the republican party wants to move forward. president trump's going to be the most important voice in the republican party for a long time to come. >> reporter: and then you have those house impeachment managers, the democrats over in the house who say they want to see the trial through. >> our plan is to go after every single vote. we want to make sure that every senator is standing up for this country, that every senator is considering the evidence against president trump and the fact that he inci

he's taking to palm beach florida and skipping the inauguration. sources say the event will still have all of the pomp and pageantry of a state visit. mike pence won't be there. a white house official tells nbc news it is not logistically feasible for the vice president to attend both the farewell ceremony and the inauguration and that he has chosen the inauguration. as for the incoming president, he will begin his morning at church, he is expected to attend mass just before 9:00 a.m. with dr. jill biden, kamala harris and her husband. multiple sources tell nbc news that they will be joined by all four top congressional leaders, house speaker nancy pelosi, mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer and kevin mccarthy. that means the two republican leaders will also attend the biden events in lieu of the trump farewell. how civilized and normal. joining us now from west palm beach, political reporter monica alba. and with us here in washington, vaughn hillyard. good morning to both of you. thank you for being up early with us and all of our viewers on this very

como pueden apreciar en palm beach, florida. de personas que estÁn en mara lago a favor del arribo del presidente trump. es interesante porque les hemos estado informando sobre lo que ha ocurrido en tÉrminos de cierto rechazo y mirÁbamos a la jueza y al resto de quienes asisten ahÍ. aquÍ vemos una vez mÁs al juez. karla: nos enlazamos entonces a west palm beach. vilma: seguimos fuera de mara lago, la nueva residencia del todavÍa presidente trump pero una vez deje de ser presidente a partir del mediodÍa, serÍa la residencia de la familia de trump. esto serÍa en teorÍa porque los vecinos le han pedido que no permita que la familia trump se instale aquÍ a vivir porque las regulaciones de este club no permiten que los socios permanezcan aquÍ por mÁs de siete dÍas durante mÁs de tres ocasiones en el aÑo. esto no le permitirÍa a trump dejar su residencia aquÍ en mara lago. alan: eso va a estar un poco complicado porque ese expresidente que no lo dejen vivir ahÍ... va a estar difÍcil. satcha: demos algunas imÁgenes de lo que serÍa part

celebraciÓn de la democracia la a la derecha el aviÓn presidencial aterrizando en la florida en palm beach ha actuado siempre especialmente con el asalto violento al capitolio cuando le pedÍa al presidente trump y otros le pedÍan que no avalarala conclusiÓn final de la votaciÓn de votos en el colegio electoral pero trump decidiÓ que no, que Él tenÍa que hacer su papel y Él tenÍa que avalar la legalidad de lo que estaba ocurriendo >>> estuvo en peligro cuando asaltaron violentamente al capitolio >>> se decÍan que querÍan matar al vicepresidente y se escuchaba el coro colgar a pence >>> a pesar de eso cuando tuvo que ha

sabemos que sale el miÉrcoles por la maÑana para palm beach en la florida, ahÍ vimos precisamente encierres de calle en washington lo van a seguir hasta palm beach al menos en los primeros dÍas, vanessa, josÉ. >> cristina londoÑo aquÍ en washington, gracias. >> josÉ y los que hemos cubierto varias tomas de posesiÓn a lo largo de los aÑos jamÁs habÍamos visto un operativo de seguridad de esta magnitud con mÁs de 25 mil efectivos de la guardia nacional desplegados en diferentes puntos. >> julio vaqueiro saliÓ a recorrer la ciudad blindada parece una ciudad en guerra. >> sÍ, josÉ, vanessa la verdad que cuesta trabajo cree quiero estÁ ocurriendo en washington d.c., todo estÁ en una ciudad acostumbrada a la transiciÓn pacÍfica del poder y cuesta tambiÉn encontrar adjetivos para explicarlo, por eso nos fuimos a dar una vuelta para entender mejor el tamaÑo del despliegue de seguridad que hay aquÍ y esto encontramos. estamos bajando por la calle 16 ya muy cerca de la casa blanca, este es el lado norte de la casa blanca, y nos estamos encontrado con el primer bloqueo de la guardia nacional, e

anthony and west palm beach, florida. where we rank donald trump? caller: he would have to be last even below president james buchanan, even below president andrew johnson, who is the president that replaced president abraham lincoln after his death and try to help the south to regain their power after the 14th amendment passed. host: why do you think he is worse than that? caller: the president's main job is to protect our democracy. the president did a speech and told the crowd to go to congress while congress was doing their duty to certify the election. he said in a speech that i'm not proud of what -- i am hearing bad things. after president pence in his speech and said he was not going to turn the election, then this guy is talking about congress. the office is to protect our government, not insight. when the congressmen and women were calling and asking for help, he did not allow the protection to come in. the marines are only five minutes away from congress. host: the attack on the capitol, some news this morning. a reporter pointing this ou

he's expected to reach his home in palm beach, florida, even before joe biden takes the oath of officell, tonight, he's also trying to bolster his legacy. cbs' paula reid joins us from the white house. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. norah, on his last full day in office, president trump said he would pray for the incoming incoming administration, but he refused to refer to president- elect biden by name, and he also tried to distance himself from that deadly attack on the capitol. little seen in the final days of his administration, president trump chose to say good-bye to the american public in a video release. >> we did what we came here to do, and so much more. >> reporter: the president wished the bidens luck. >> we extend our best wishes, and we also want them to have luck. >> reporter: but chose not to host them at the white house, as is tradition, and will skip town tomorrow morning before mr. biden is even sworn in. mr. trump is hoping for a large military-style send-off at joint base andrews wednesday, but it will include some notable absences. vice president pence,

bret. >> bret: phil keating in palm beach. thank you. tomorrow a former lawyer with the fbi will plead guilty to making a false statement in the first criminal case arising from u.s. attorney john durham's review of the russia interference probe. kevin clinesmith will have his sentencing hearing friday morning. still ahead, ruling by a pakistani court that the victim's family because a travesty justice -- what happened today and the brutal murder case of american journalist daniel pearl. and we go live to georgia where a terrible accident at a poultry plant is left at least a half-dozen dead. we'll be right back. >> these folks who came in to work today didn't have any idea what was going to happen, nor to their families. hi, i'm a new customer and i want your best new smartphone deal. well i'm an existing customer and i'd like your best new smartphone deal. oh do ya? actually it's for both new and existing customers. i feel silly. but i do want the fastest 5g network. oh i want the fastest 5g network. are we actually doing this again? i

jeff, so tell us what we know about this meeting down in mar-a-lago in palm beach. >> wolf, we do know house minority leader kevin mccarthy was in florida on a fund-raising swing and scheduled a meeting with former president donald trump. see them there in mar-a-lago about noontime today. the meeting we're told was all about getting the former president onboard to help republicans win back the house of representatives. but it is so much more than that. it is signaling leader mccarthy's direction that he does not want to turn the page from the trump administration, from the trump era. he wants to embrace him and lean into that. now, aides to the former president have this to say about the meeting. they said that president trump's popularity has never been stronger than it is today. and his endorsement means more than perhaps any endorsement at any time. we should fact check that a little bit because, of course, his popularity is not as strong as it once was, but he is still very popular inside the republican party for primary voters so that is the open question here. but this is a party

we do know that the president and the first lady will fly to palm beach and set up camp at mar-a-lagothe president is also taking, we are told, a number of staff members with him to work in the post presidency period including his personal aid nic luna. his wife cassidy mollie michael who is the oval office operations coordinator. the lents legislative affairs director will cassidy hutchinson and press aide margo martin. there are a couple of things up in the air that staff and other expenses will be paid for with the benefits that every president receives after they have left office. but, if president trump is convicted in the senate of impeachment, all of those benefits and potentially that staff goes away. there is one other thing as well. some of the president's neighbors there in palm beach have said that they don't want him as a neighbor and they have petitioned palm beach to exclude the president from living at mar-a-lago saying that he forfeited his ability to do that when he turned mar-a-lago into a private club in the early 1990s, bret? >> bret: john, i remember when you too

lemonis: we're in palm beach, right? erik: that's right. lemonis: how do you deliver to palm beach?rik: fedex. -lemonis: like, five miles away? -erik: that's correct. everything goes fedex. lemonis: i don't think a fresh-cooked meal should come in a box. that sounds more like a care package my mom sent me in college. erik: i pass delivery cost on to the customer. i charge the customer $20. lemonis: so, customer gets two deliveries a week. erik: two menus per week. lemonis: so, on a monthly basis, they're spending $160 on delivery expense. erik: not necessarily. it could be a little more. new york, for example, it's anywhere from $61 to $82. -lemonis: per shipment. -erik: right. lemonis: in order for fuel foods to be successful, they should be focusing on the business in their local market. shipping food thousands of miles away is a terrible idea. what's a typical customer? men? erik: we have more women that are interested in the program. it's about 65/35 women to men. but the men are gonna stay longer than the women. lemonis: why? erik: women are a little more emotional than rationa

he will land down at palm beach international airport in west palm. he is going to be living at mar-a-lago. there were moving trucks seen there on monday moving boxes into the house. and i hear there is a renovation in the private quarters where the family lived there in mar-a-lago. as far as the future of the republican party there are millions of people that voted for president trump. and this was our last morning show to be able to say that we are -- that president trump is our president because tomorrow morning it will be joe biden. but dan quayle made a good point he said you have to separate the policies of the party and trump's personality. he said a freight number of republicans support what he has accomplished. there aren't deep division in the party on policies it's more about the personality of trump and senator tom cot to be said 74 million americans ought not to be slandered of based on the actions of a couple thousands to participate paved in the violent mob at the capitol. will: absolutely. so much attention as you put out and dan quayl

dave arenberg is a state attorney for palm beach county. >> i think trump's defense is this is politicalourse, the town and everyone knew he was living there. and never sought to enforce this agreement until now they started to disagree with his politics. >> reporter: politics aside, he points out people on palm beach. >> even though there are supporters on the it, even they don't want the commotion that president trump will bring to the island because that's why they moved there. they like their privacy, they like their quiet and this will disrupt a lot of things on the island. >> reporter: do you think that south florida is now the heart of the gop given that the former president will be living here. >> well, now, now, brown cow you said the bad word in my book. >> reporter: what is that? >> gop. >> cal >> reporter: oh, okay. >> i'm a trumpican. we have to do serious work, especially in the state of florida. >> reporter: still plenty of supporters there as you can see, the post report christine stapleton points out that mr. trump owns three other homes on the island he can live in. the

in palm beach, florida, this line for seniors stretching for hours, just to schedule an appointment. and in daytona beach, seniors waiting overnight. >> it is a combination of difficult, frustrating and rewarding, if you get it. >> reporter: about 4.5 million vaccinations administered, not even a quarter of the goal of 20 million. vaccine reluctance remains a hurdle. new york city reporting 30% of health care workers turned down the opportunity to get a dose. in texas, pediatrician dr. neera bhutani died on saturday. >> she was three weeks shy of getting her vaccine. and it would have saved her life. >> reporter: in california, funeral homes now using refrigerator trucks. they have six times the usual number of bodies. unable to keep up, one mortician telling abc news he's advising families to buy ice to keep bodies cold. the reality of the surge setting in. >> i didn't wear a mask. i should have. i didn't. i believed this was just a flu. >> reporter: chuck stacey is making this emotional plea from his florida hospital bed. >> you don't want to end up like me. i'm having trouble breat

an official federal government helicopter and palm beach county sheriff's department helicopter were also seen in the area. throughout the day, president trump changed his residency to palm beach back in 2019 using the mar a lago address, however, he has get to officially declare mar a lago as his permanent place of residency after leaving office. vice president elect kamala harris resigned from her said it see today just days before per and joe biden inauguration. harris who was born in oakland, posted a video message today thinking californians for allowing her to be there, senator. i'm not saying goodbye. in many ways, i'm now saying hello as your vice president, but i do want to thank you for the honor of representing the place of my birth as a proud daughter of california. say that right now. four years ago, harris became the first woman of african american and indian descent to represent california in the u. s senate. prior to going to capitol hill. she served as attorney general of california and was also district attorney in san francisco. gavin newsom tweeted today the words

let's go to my colleague corey kauffman in west palm beach.t publix, the grocery store, and the reaction across florida. >> yes, publix is one of the most prominent grocery stores in the state of florida so the governor announcing this pilot program here in palm beach county, all publix stores will receive the vaccine here rather than county health sites. that caused concern. i will dive into that in a moment but palm beach county in general is one of several counties who struggled with distribution as the state opened up their pool to those 65 and older. so proponents of the plan say this would -- because there are so many sites for publix, this would make it easier for seniors, like this man, to access the vaccine. listen in. >> i get all of my shots at publix. all of the shots i can get, i get at publix. they know what they're doing. publix knows what they're doing. the government, they're stressed out already. you can't let some of these small counties that have no facilities, they definitely have a problem but the large counties seem to h

phil keating in palm beach florida, with how it is going thus far. hey, phil? former 45th president of the united states, now a private citizen what used to be called the winter white house on palm beach. since the president no longer has a press travel pool nolling all of his movements nor has any social media accounts it makes it difficult what he is up to right now. much more difficult. one of the last views publicly of donald trump as he was still president was through the windows as the motorcade drove very slowly down the road wed from the west palm beach internation airport to mar-a-lago. slow driving shows hundreds of die-hard supporters could wave and cheer for him one last time. there are still plenty of people who do not want this to be the last time. we spoke with sid, who chaired the palm beach county republican party for a decade. remains quite active in republican politics, posting weekly columns on-line. the republican party will have its weekly dinner at mar-a-lago this april. it's a big fund-raiser. former president trump has attended in the p

governor desantis announced this pilot program for west palm beach, florida, and palm beach county, specifically. he said, starting, coming up as soon as possible, publix stores like the ones behind me here will be the only stores to receive the vaccine, because they have wire distribution availability. now, proponents of this plan say that people, such as seniors who are getting the vaccine, will not have to travel as far in order to get that vaccine, but people who are against this plan, or at least, are worried about the plan, say that there are certain communities that don't have publix, such as poorer communities, and those people are going to have a harder time getting the vaccine. in fact, one of the representatives who's representing florida said, quote, i thought that publix was going to come in and supplement these efforts, not take over these efforts. they're concerned about the fact that they're not going through the county at all. and then there's, of course, the issue of supply and demand. the governor blaming the federal government for that. listen in. >> we're at the mercy of wha

i know the west palm beach v.a. facility has improved. in regard to the issue for the exams,ation and pension under the obama administration, there was a massive backlog of disability claims. one million when you factor in appeals and other claims. they started to outsource more of the compensation and pension exams to try to reduce the backlog. as a result, nearly all compensation and pension exams are done in the private sector now. whether or not that will continue remains to be seen. it was a solution to some of the claims backlogs issues. i think those are the solutions you need to look at. it constantly needs to be re-examined. at a future date, it might be better for the veterans and the taxpayer that those services are brought back inside the v.a. it might not be. it is something the constantly needs to be reevaluated. host: we would like to thank dan caldwell, senior advisor for concerned veterans for america, for being with us this morning and talk about his group's priorities for the incoming biden administration. washington jo

and she would take him to palm beach if she was in hyannis she would take him there and if she was in europe and very often she was then she would send him to boarding school. so he had a childhood that was extremely lonely. abusive not only in many ways at his mother's indifference but the classmates because he was a fat little boy and grew up to be handsome and athletic but as a little kid his nickname was biscuits and muffins and he was pudgy and ate too much and other kids made fun of him. he frequently spent some days in boston with his grandfather fitzgerald who would take him on a tour of the city but the grandfather did something else with the indelible imprint on ted kennedy and his grandfather you would go into the kitchen of the hotel. talk to the kitchen workers and he knew many of them and then would say hi to everybody. and then to say i don't know if they use this exact word but basically a learned empathy for my grandpa. >> he learns the empathy from honey fits and also he muddled himself very much in the image of honey fits they didn't love retail politics in fact the

>> going to head back to -- air force 1 and flew to palm beach, florida. ♪ president trump: thank youthank you very much. thank you. crowd: [we love you.] president trump: thank you very much, and we love you. and i can tell you that from the bottom of my heart. this has been an incredible four years. we've accomplished so much together. i want to thank all of my family, and my friends, and my staff, and so many other people for being here. i want to thank you for your effort, your hard work. people have no idea how hard this family worked. they worked. and they worked for you. they could have had a much easier life, but they just did a fantastic job. i just want to thank all of you, everyone. i want to thank mark meadows, who's here someplace right there. i want to thank mark. but it's been been something very special. we've accomplished a lot. our first lady has been a woman of great grace and beauty and dignity. crowd: thank you, melania.] president trump: and so popular with the people. so popular with the people. in fact, honey, would you like to say a few words? melania trump: b

let's return now to brian mudd, conservative radio host in west palm beach. us. i just want to get your reaction from down there in florida, i'm sure you were watching the television just as millions of people around the world were. what we re people around the world were. what were you thinking as you were watching television yesterday? disbelief, something that i would never disbelief, something that i would never think i would witness in this country. the type of thing that we are used to seeing in underdeveloped countries, and something that i'm still struggling with. i think many americans are still struggling or kind of grasping what took place and perhaps the gravity of what took place yesterday. you are a conservative, what happens now to the republican party given poles like that when we just showed a the fa ct like that when we just showed a the fact that there are reports that donald trump called into a meeting of the republican national committee in florida today and was feted by the people who were there, they were chanting we love you, we love y

en la ceremonia de juramentaciÓn, pero sabemos que trump no asistirÁ y viajarÁ de washington a palm beachcluye abordar las causas de la migraciÓn centroamericana como las caravanas . en lo que va de enero, han salido tres y muchos insisten que llegaran a estados unidos contra viento y marea. tenemos los testimonios de algunos desesperados migrantes. vÍctor: la caravana aumenta, pese a los obstÁculos del camino, miles de migrantes hingis ten en avanzar, dentadas por los cambios en la polÍtica migratoria de estados unidos ante la llegada del nuevo pre diente joe biden. las polÍticas de asilo e inmigraciÓn no cambian de ancho de maÑana, como en esta reciente entrevista con la cadena cnn. >> el aÑo que ha hecho la administraciÓn trump al sistema de asilo y la situaciÓn humanitaria en la frontera de mÉxico terminarÁ tomando tiempo para reparar. >> esto toma tiempo. reportero: funcionarios de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza llamaron al lodo son integrantes de las caravanas a desistir, diciendo que estÁn poniendo sus dÍas en peligro la caravana de migrantes e—mails —— el seguro protege sus famil

llegar y vivir mÁs de 21 dÍas por eso que los vecinos pues estÁn quejando, ante el municipio de palm beachstaremos pendientes reportando en vivo desde acÁ josÉ. >> karla a. muchas gracias >>> ahora vamos a pasar con felicidad que estÁ lista buenos dÍas bienvenida. >> hola buenos dÍas chicos >>> muchÍsimas gracias >>> bueno, mientras el presidente trump estÁ abandonando la casa blanca este miÉrcoles como lo vimos partir >>> muchos se preguntan quÉ seÁa de sus hijos algunos de los cuales han presentado un papel en su campaÑa y final tan raro que tuvo a principios de mes para ivanka 4 aÑos despuÉs de esta carrera polÍtica que ha tenido su papÁ en la presidencia su lÍnea de ropas se cerrÓ y ahora sabemos que ivanka tanto como su esposo se van a ir de washington, dc >>> van a venir aquÍ al estado de la florida a un lujoso condominio que estÁ frente a la playa en el Área de (nombre en inglÉs) rentar un apartamento en lo que estÁn construyendo una propiedad que les costÓ 32 millones de dÓlares en la isla de indians c. que estÁn terminando de construir van a reiniciar una vida de este lado al pare

monroe, dade, brotherhood, and palm beach -- broward, and palm beach. people needed housing and medical attention and they needed education, they needed food, the burden that this placed on a local government was extraordinary, and you have while that is happening, you have the trial of the killers of arthur mcduffy, the police officers who in 90 minutes are acquitted by an all-white jury in tampa after the case was deemed too incendiary to go before a local jury and the jurisdiction was moved for the trial and then you have the worst riots in a century which would ultimately cost 18 lives, billions of dollars in damage, and really that lasted to this day. there are empty lots in liberty city to this day that have never been redeveloped since they were burn down and lost in that demonstration of 1980 and a moment in the orange bowl where the mariel refugees have been corralled for lack of a better term. that they climb up -- i'm getting chills now -- climb up the tallest bleachers of the orange ball to watch the city burn. the city of miami burn. tell m

a las 11 de la maÑana, el air force one aterrizÓ en aeropuerto de palm beach sin hacer comentarios, el ojos a lo que pasa en este mundo, si no es por Él, Él es mi presidente por siempre. >>> defiendo a trump porque odia el comunÍsmo y yo tambiÉn, es el mejor presidente trump 2025 y lo que sea. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). creo que es importante, aunque ya no es mandatario que lemos trems gratitud como americanos que, importante nÚmero de policÍas puso barreras de protecciÓn asegurando que el camino estuviera libre para la caravana muchos insistieron en alegaciÓn de fraude electoral delue nadie en el paÍs han hallado evidencia alguna. >>> sabemos Él ganÓ, lo que lo hacen es tratar de forzar a aceptar es una mentira, nosotros no aceptamos. >>> como ai force one, dejÓ al ex-presidente despegÓ sin Él rumbo a washington para prestar seÑores al nuevo presidente joe biden. >>> bueno, lo que sÍ es realidad que trump se convierte en mi cuarto presidente en no asistir a la toma de posesiÓn y el primero en mÁs de 150 aÑos, el ex mandatario... no asistiÓ y se desconoce por quÉ pero los historiadores no

los organismos y compaÑÍa que cada vez mÁs le dan la espalda uno de los Últimos es el condado de palm beachesidente tiene su residencia vacacional >>> tambiÉn quieren poner fin al alquiler en un edificio de nueva york >>> la segunda caravana de migrantes hondureÑos logrÓ ingresar territorio guatemalteco camina rumbo hacia la frontera con mÉxico, jenni corado nos presenta este informe adelante jenni te escuchamos. >> vanessa esta es la segunda caravana de migrantes hondureÑos que se desplazan mientras tanto que una tercera caravana in grada por otras 3.000 personas estÁ cruzando la frontera unos 9.000 hondureÑos se movilizan rumbo a mÉxico >>> asÍ se internaron >>> el grupo logrÓ cruzar aunque despuÉs volviÓ a chocarse con otro reten del ejÉrcito y la policÍa. >> golpearon bastantes niÑos, mujeres embarazadas mujeres de de la tercera edad desde la madrugada del sÁbado la segunda caravana sigue su camino pero el oriente con la respuesta en llegar hasta en la frontera con mÉxico para luego intentar pasar a estados unidos por la esperanza que el gobierno de biden sea tolerante ante el fenÓmeno

antes de volar a la capital jugó su último partido de golf en west palm beach, así pasarán su últimoimientos políticos más relevantes del año >>hubo escándalos y hasta una elección histórica. 2020. en los años políticos más intensos en los últimos tiempos todo comenzó en enero cuando el senado se llevó a cabo el juicio político contra el presidente, el tercero en la historia del país acusado de abuso de poder y obstrucción al congreso como parte de la llamada trama ucranianadonde el mandatario amenazó con fundar fondos a ese país sino investigaban al hijo de su adversario político. cuando aprobó el estímulo económico más grande en la historia de estados unidos para rescatar a miles de pequeños negocios y familias golpeadas por la crisis del coronavirus. en julio las protestas en contra de la brutalidad policial que azotaron el país entero llegaron a la capital, a pasos de la casa blanca manifestantes fueron desplegados un enfrentamiento que generó polémica y terminó con el presidente saliendo de la mansión presidencial. obrador llegó a la casa blanca para una visita oficial con el ma

phil keating reports from palm beach, florida. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy in south florida having lunchtrump, the private meeting about politics and the future direction of the gop, they had a cordial meeting and trump pledged to work with mccarthy on getting the house majority in 2022. mccarthy in recent days called for republican unity and members to stop attacking one another. one of those critical republicans has been adamant can trigger. >> if you are a leader of the republican party you need to be focused on not winning another election, that is not what we should be focused on. we should be focused on restoring the integrity of the party. >> also divided over those who say trump's reelection was stolen and those who say president biden's when is legitimate and regarding trump's impeachment, 10 republicans in house broke ranks and voted for it including wyoming congresswoman liz cheney. some suggest she should be pushed out of the third most powerful post in the house. and possibly mccarthy visited trump to get back into his good graces after publicly holding him accountable for t

phil keating is live in west palm beach, florida with more. phil. >> good morning, harris.izen trump waking up for his first full day at his new permanent residence mar-a-lago which is no longer the winter white house. take a look at this video. one of the last public views of trump as he was still president driving through the windows as the motorcade drove slowly down the road so the hundreds of diehard supporters who turned out to wave and cheer for him one last time. plenty of people don't want this to be the last time. we spoke with the chair of the palm beach republican party for a decade. >> what we would like to see happen is like to see him open his campaign account like the day he gets there for 2024 because then you have the regulatory infrastructure in place that you can go around raising money instead of going around making speeches. >> clearly he wants former president trump to become president again back in -- up in 2024. now yesterday as he left washington then president trump said to the crowd of supporters at joint base andrews, we'll see you soon. clearly

down in palm beach, florida, west palm beach is looking to terminate a lease with one of trump's golf courses there. and as far as being a landlord, one of his largest tenants, cushman and wakefield, terminated their lease as well. this as many people are looking at this impeachment trial, saying what does president trump know? how much information, how much power does he have, even in the next few days, to ensure he's not going to put himself and his business interests ahead of the country? this is a massive issue if you think about the money he owes and the businesses he's in. put all of this aside and think about the trump brand. it's in travel and hospitality, hotels, golf courses, restaurants. all of those businesses have been damaged because of covid. so, the big question is, where will he get large sums of money to pay off his debt? right now, the only large sum of money we can see is the money he's raised in the last two months over fighting the election results. and many, many people are suing to get that money back. there is a lot of questions and the pressure is on for the

patricia: mientras se espera el juicio, donald trump inaugurÓ la oficina del expresidente en palm beachunicado, el exmandatario informÓ que el objetivo de esta oficina es continuar con su activismo pÚblico y avanzar en su agenda polÍtica, luego de finalizar su gobierno. mÁs temprano, el senado confirmÓ janet yellen como la primera mujer al frente del departamento del tesoro. el comitÉ de finanzas habÍa votado de forma unÁnime la semana pasada para enviar la confirmaciÓn al pleno del senado. varios republicanos elogiaron sus credenciales para este cargo. entre los cambios que ha emprendido o quiere emprender el gobierno biden, estÁ buscar que la imagen de una activista negra que yo en esclavitud y participÓ en la lucha de las mujeres por el derecho al voto que impresa en un billete. su imagen reemplazarÍa a la del expresidente andy jackson. uno de los desafÍos que tiene por delanteel nuevo gobierno es derrotar la pandemia . presiente biden promete vacunar a 1 millÓn y medio de personas cada dÍa. al temor por la enfermedad se suma el miedo a contagiarse de las variantes de coronavirus que

en palm beach martÍn b.entes y las bandas pues se van a trabajar y van sacar 17 Órdenes ejecutivas le van a dar protecciÓn inmediata a los dreamers como ustedes decÍan van a detener la construcciÓn del muro en la frontera ordenar el uso de mascarillas pero tambiÉn van a presentar el plan de reforma migratoria >>> que le darÍa ciudadanÍa un camino a la ciudadanÍa se crea unos 11 millones de indocumentados el requisito es que hayan llegado a nuestro paÍs antes del 1 de enero y primero tendrÍan un estatus de protecciÓn temporal un estatus temporal durante 5 aÑos antes de tener la residencia y despuÉs de 3 aÑos con la residencia tendrÍan el camino abierto para hacerse ciudadanos si han pagado impuestos y no tienen pasado delictivo >>> es un dÍa de mucha experiencia a la espera de la salida de washington del presidente trump >>> porque Él serÁ el gran ausente >>> ¿se sabe que le espera al presidente trump en el dÍa de hoy? >>> bueno, el presidente trump cuando anunciÓ que no venÍa biden dijo que no venÍan que era

he will land in palm beach, in west palm beach before the inauguration. the swearing some ceremony behind us up on capitol hill. we're watching all of this unfold. anderson? >> van jones, as we watch this and wait for the president, i am wondering how many of us kind of realize the degree to which this changes -- kind of the import of this change. i mean, to not have president trump, the name trump in our heads 24 hours a day is going to be a big adjustment, and something i think a lot of people in this country welcome. >> i think that's right. right now you have, i don't know, 10 million, 20 million, 30 million people holding their breath. just holding their breath looking at this. i think when that sigh of relief comes out, it's going to be audible around the world. and the sad part about it is, you have, you know -- this is how you don't do it, kids at home. this sore loser send-off which puts your own ego and your own hurt feelings above the team, above the community, above everybody else. this is how you don't do it. and what you're going to see is -

for more details on that meeting, we go to fox news correspondent phil keating in palm beach, florida, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lou. the meeting this afternoon between the former president and the house minority leader said to have gone very cordially and also very, very well. trump also pledged during their lunch meeting that he would work with mccarthy to help republicans regain control of the house in 2022. trump's pac shared this photo of the two men which appears to have been taken inside trump's mar-a-lago club. the meeting was 100% private. the two men met for their long lunch at noon, and here is a live look at the outside of the expansive, multimillion dollar property which sits between the intercoastal and atlantic ocean. now, it's possible that mccarthy also agreed to the lunch to get back into the good graces of trump of after publicly holding him responsible for the deadly capitol attack on january 6th. and as the gop if weighs how the party moves forward post-trump or with trump, today's meeting could certainly mean that the house minority leader feels tr

according to sources, team trump heard he was down in florida and invited mccarthy to drive up to palm beachday over at mar-a-lago, he taught that the accomplishments house republicans were able to do while former president trump was still president. he also said mr. trump is committed to helping elect republicans in the next cycle. shannon. >> shannon: phil, thank you. most-watched, most grateful, he spent the evening with us. from washington, i'm shannon. ♪ge ♪ so, as part of our love promise, subaru and our retailers are doing it again, donating an additional 100 million meals to help those in need. love. it's never been needed more than right now. subaru. more than a car company. at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up. saving 50% vs. other carriers with 2 unlimited lines for less than $30 each. call 1-800-t-mobile or go to t-mobile.com/55. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-fi