this pensacola multi-arson attack wasn't unique for the area. in fact, pensacola, florida, became a hotbed of anti-abortion hysteria in that decade. the hysteria only worsened and got more organized when conservative groups like operation rescue made going to an abortion clinic as a patient or working at one particularly dangerous. here you see operation rescue protesters in minneapolis where 153 people were arrested and carted out of a building where they blocked a hallway leading to an abortion clinic inside. according to slate, operation rescue would organize abortion clinic hits as clinic defenders called them, in which hundreds of members would mob a single abortion clinic. over the course of the 1980s, the u.s. lost nearly 20% of abortion providers. the slate article reports the observe azs of longtime women's choice clinic director lindsey comey who said the attacks were spearheaded by, quote, very angry men. they added, this was a fight about male superiority, and the worst of the right wing came out to join that struggle, not only were

this is a live look at pensacola, florida.big stories there tonight from fox 10, our affiliate, a spacex dragon capsule carrying four astronauts returns from the international space station. splashing down in the gulf of mexico near pensacola the spacecraft brought nasa's crew seven mission astronauts back home and provided sky watch everywheres across central and southern u.s. quite a show. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ i'm a rocket man ♪keoct man ♪ i'm patriotic kenny. and, hi, i'm amanda on tiktok. my scooter broke down. i went into a depression. how do you feel about that? pretty sad. and i posted it to show that kenny's not always happy. within 24 hours people had donated over $5,000. no, you're kidding. we set up the patriotic kenny foundation to give mobility scooters to veterans. it has changed my life tremendously. none of this would've happened without tiktok. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big

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when i lived to make it to pensacola, florida, sold it for $1.ght myself a volkswagen car pheupb gila -- karmen ghia. the corvair. i want to say thank you for your leadership here. we have a bunch of other -- i serve on a number of committees. i serve on others. my colleagues do. a lot of those members are going to try to pop in when they can but until they do, i'm going to proceed to ask questions. question would be, dr. johnson, of you. several countries, as we may know, including -- i think including canada, i think france is one of them, have established extended producer responsibility laws and recently, i think we've haere today of colorado, maine, california and oregon have passed their own laws for consumer packaging. we've heard both pros and cons to these laws. one conserve we've heard from stakeholders is about thelengesf patchwork state by state approach to recycling policies such as differing labeling . ■1■9 entity in place to share ideas with one another and find out what works and do more of that.■h but a question, center for best

karen in pensacola, florida. republican line. caller: thanks for taking my call.re issue the gentleman was talking about that you just had on. i am a 65-year-old retiree. i worked all my life. i am a former military spouse. i am paying $552 a month for my medicare. that is for traditional medicare. it keeps going up. the reason i am paying so much is because there is a surcharge, the earned income whatever else the letters stand for that i am being charged because of my income. it keeps going up. i find that to be almost unconstitutional they can raise my medicare costs on my income. i do not understand how they can get away with that. of a medicare management act that passed into law in 2003 and was enacted when they had the big medicare upgrade updateit solvent back then. when i hear people say or when the president says pay your fair share, i am paying plenty of my fair share. i don't even take social security yet. yet i have to pay taxes on that. it will just increase my tax base. when they talk about paying my fair share, i am paying for my medicare. i'm not

perdió velocidad para terminar con un suave amerizaje en el golfo de méxico frente a las costas de pensacola el vrs puede afectar gravemente los pulmones y vía respiratorias bajas, pero yo estoy protegida con ar, xbee, ar, xbee es una vacuna para prevenir enfermedad respiratorias bajas ocasionadas por el vrs en personas de 60 años o más. el vrs puede ser grave para personas con más de 60 años, incluyendo aquellas con asma, diabetes, epoc y algunas otras condiciones. pero yo estoy protegida para xbee. ha comprobado tener más de 82% de efectividad en prevenir enfermedades respiratorias bajas por vrs y más de 94% de efectividad en aquellos con estas condiciones de salud xb no protege a todos y no es adecuada para aquellos con reacciones alérgicas graves a sus ingredientes. aquellos con un sistema inmune debilitado pueden tener menor respuesta a la vacuna. los efectos secundarios más comunes son dolor en la zona de la inyección, fatiga, dolor muscular, dolor de cabeza y dolor articular. elige ar xbee. qué tienes ahí? 2 y 3. mandarin orange sanders. muy bien. y tu? 3 classic tenders 4. butterfly

of smoke could be seen in the tide of mo, and close to the border with israel levity song group. pensacola and these really military people to cross photo text me every day since october, around 60 families forced to leave the homes by that 5 and the sheltering in the band and hotel in molar new and says that continuing cross for the fi has full us more than $90011.00 east, out of the house. the time just left us alone. i came to this hotel as a displaced person i 3 months ago, we fled obviously because of the bombing. my house was damaged. i fade for my children. i'm for myself. we are not distressed about the accommodation. now i'm fancy, we are happy that everything is provided for us. we are not in our own home to us. we please review the july and they were defeated, group forced out of our village against their will. but if a ceasefire is declared now will immediately return to our homes and land will resume our work. children will go back to their schools and life will continue. normally. the certain state medias reports you at least one soldier has been injured and is rarely strikes

use a much as you know, especially controlled media environment by much, which is the option slip, pensacola. and i was hoping that it would show up with our work for a state supported television, and i, i'm giving your 0 the ability to say whatever you want to say this makes you, i'm very cool to you for that. now i'd be happy, the point i'm making is that it's very difficult time to cancel. i commit to the meeting and try to learn about russia and that, and that hadn't changed from this become was say, the pasta a to, i've seen since i'll be involved in was somebody question that's by much to be, it's like, you know, given how much you talk to other countries and by the need for face speech. it's amazing how difficult to be is to expose all tend to be on a policy towards russia. well, uh, mr. proud. and before we get engaged or rather into ranch the now own arguments, let's take a storage break, but they will be back in a couple of moments say 10 the the welcome back tools, of course with in child a former graders diplomat and also roles and miss fit in most go how british diplomacy failed

you can use a much as you know, especially controlled media environment by much pushes dawson, pensacola, and also in the show. it was our work for a state supported television. and i'm giving your 0 the ability to say whatever you want to say, this is right, you don't pay for it to you for that. but now i think, i think the point i'm making is it's very difficult time to cancel. i commit to the meeting and trist line about russia and that, and that hadn't changed from this become was say, the pasta, hey, the, i've seen since aren't being involved in working with us. and that's by much to be . it's like, you know, given how much she took from the countries and by the need for free speech. it's amazing how difficult to be asked to expose all tend to be on a policy towards russia. well, mr. proud and before we get engaged or rather entrenched the now own arguments, let's take a short break, but they will do back in a couple of moments. state and the release of the russian states. never as tight as i'm wondering, the most sense community. most all sense and up the in the 65 to 5 must be the

jeff from pensacola, florida. williamson likes free stuff so much, give her a copy of get it together. you have a signed copy on your way, maryanne. just of our that, you naughty little girl. kristin from pennsylvania. if all i had to do was take my shirt off to get on your show, hell, i would have done that years ago. i don't think kristin and daisy are the same. going out on a limb. deb from springfield, missouri. your dad is famous. he is mr. waters and he brought you into this world. he even claims this up. he is famous enough. this is his world.

jeff from pensacola, florida. if marianne williamson likes free stuff so much, give her a copy of get it together. you have a signed copy on your way, maryanne. just of our that, you naughty little girl. kristin from pennsylvania. if all i had to do was take my shirt off to get on your show, hell, i would have done that years ago. i don't think kristin and daisy are the same. going out on a limb. deb from springfield, missouri. your dad is famous. he is mr. waters and he brought you into this world. he even claims this up. he is famous enough. this is his world. >>> welcome to "hannity". the transcript of hunter biden's deposition was released late last night and we have been extensively combing through it. according to the transcript hunter addressed the infamous i am sitting here with my father, that what's app message telling lawmakers he can't remember sending it because he was either so drunk or high saying, quote, "i was out of my mind. the only thing that hunter can say for sure that he can remember is that

cities around florida are at peak demand right now, including orlando to fort myers, fort lauderdale, pensacolaheast and miami beach have had a little bit of a hit but really look reasonably good going into that market. clearly they are trying to tamper misbehavior in things that go on in that area especially from students coming in, but by and large things remain relatively healthy across florida. katie: good luck to that marketing campaign, not sure if it has worked just yet. let's talk about the desire to travel because coming out of the pandemic a lot of people have said that is physically revenge travel, that people have been pent up for several years wanting to get out and see the world. demand to asia is quite healthy at this point you see that revenge travel and pulsating anytime soon? brett: i think that was absolutely a term we used coming out of 2022 into 2023 where zoomers were throwing all caution to the wind, spending anything to go anywhere. i think we move past that. consumers are moving into a more traditional pattern and they are planning a little more carefully and confer way

two years later, he mostly was an instructor at pensacola's naval air station in florida.did not serve in combat during world two, actually played a little bit of baseball, played outfield for a tune called the bronson bombers, a team in the naval air training, auxiliary bases, baseball circuit after world war two, he was discharged to the volunteer reserves. he promptly returned to playing baseball for the redox helped lead them to their first pennant in over 30 years, almost 30 years in 1946, won the mvp that year, but he was recalled to active service in the marine corps in january of 1952, at the age of 34, after doing all he could to get out of serving in combat again during the korean war, he finally realized he was going to have to go abroad and serve. so they celebrated ted williams day at fenway park on april 30th, 1952, fittingly at a home in his final at bat, he promptly left, fenway park began retraining at a couple of different bases across the united states, learning to fly jets he had only flown propeller planes, mostly the f for u corsair world war two. and

i ma it to pensacola florida and sold it for a dollar and bought myself a volkswagen which up with 200,000that would have started and i want to say thank you for your leadership in california and ve much for your leadership here. all of us served in a number of committees with about three or four others and other committees are meeting right now. try to pop in at the extant that accidentthat they can but until, we will continue to ask questions. my+ next doctor johnson, but several countries including canada and france i established the producer responsibility laws and then recently i think we had some hereay, colorado, maine, california and oregon have passed their own law for consumer packaging and we heard both pros and cons to these laws. one concern we heard from stakeholders is about the challenges here today and the state-by-state approach to recycling policies such as different labeling requirements and the national governors associatiohas an entity that is in place to share good ideas with one another and find out what works to do more of that. question called centers for■j bt pra

e in pensacola, florida. caller: how are you doing this morning? host: fine, go ahead.- callers, and a lot of them don't have a good grasp on reality at all. the callers said the president cannot wave a magic wand right. he can't. congress, which is made up of representatives and the senate, they make the laws and they don't have to agree. they have to tweak the laws, because there are going to be different viewpoints on either side. a lot of these people talking about immigration has been going on and out-of-control for 20 years. what has happeneded onto it to cause fear and cause issue for y around. because people do. they want something to grab onto . with their doing, every person in this country is an immigrant and came from immigrants. who are the real people in america are the american indians. host: what did president biden offer inller: as far as -- about treating people like they should be treated. he is acknowledging in an offhand way that our immigrapol. but he is also saying that edlen he was in office, he basically sent us back to where we were doing a con

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art from pensacola, florida. what does, that 10% missingng f from the snickers bar reserved for the big guro y. he a >> he always getslw the kickbacks. jerry from floridas gets since d biden was so sharp and with it on thursday, maybe the special counsel reconsider prosecutinggi him now. >> don't get too sharpm no, joe. you'll be in court. tom from anderson, south carolina we screen people atth the airport in the subways, but not at the border. >> point. >> frances from pearl river, nn new york. if johnny sat behind you during your show, would he be clappinyl like kamala or frowning like johnson? johnny, is it spring break right now? jo sprin back,es we'll have to ask him. i'm watters and this is mys my r world. >> and welcome to hannity. >> and tonight, the radical left, they're heaping nothing buprse on jacked up joe biden's state of the union trdress, trying to deflect from just how strange, weird and bizarre reallyyi was now.p o >> jacked up joe. he spent most of the night screaming and shouting and spitting

bit of a bump up and then back down a bit from memphis, atlanta, brunswick on into charlotte and pensacolaross the plains into the upper mid-west. so winter not quite done yet, guys. >> not quite done yet. all right, mr. roker thank you for that >>> now to washington with a tentative deal was reached overnight to prevent a government shutdown. there are still plenty of details to take care of before that friday deadline nbc capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles joins us with more on the work ahead and the impact if it doesn't get done in time ryan, good morning. >> reporter: hey, laura, good morning. you're right this is a big breakthrough, but there is still a lot of work to be done. congressional leaders and the white house have agreed to a funding package that includes the pentagon, the state department and the department of homeland security ahead of friday's deadline. but it still must be voted on and pass both the house and senate the text of the bill is expected to be released later today it is that homeland security portion of the legislation that could be a tough sell for conserv

military installations, including fort pickens, pensacola, the atlanta and the trout hotel. of the main hotels in the city were with excitement as thousands of atlantans cheered and, gathered celebrations, the rebels, as they went off to war. the city was ready to support white southern nationalism with force. in 1861, scores of cities from hapeville, maine, to quincy, illinois, including more than a dozene more populist than atlanta. despite a small, small population atlanta was an important cog in the confederate war machine. by 1863, the york times reported that the city was an important network, quote, furnished and it furnished half of war material to entire confederacy from the rappahannock to the rio grande, unquote,haits third year surpriy people and people on both sides that the war would have been over by then. so so at point, the new york times is very clear that. atlanta is important to the machine. and i want to draw your attention to one quick fact before i go back to this. when confederacy seceded, when states seceded and formed the confederacy in 1918 61, beg

severe weather for texas thursday all the way to louisiana to the panhandle of florida, pensacola, byave plenty more to talk about throughout the morning. >> thank you. we turn to one state taking on cell phones in schools. erielle reshef is back with this story. erielle, lot of parents and teachers' ears just perked up. mine did. >> mine did, too. we are so often glued to our phones. so are our kids. now that pilot program in manchester, connecticut middle school is trying a different approach. students locking their phones in magnetic pouchs at the start of the day and getting them back at the end of the day or they can choose to leave them at home. three months into this program and teachers and students say they are already seeing the benefits far beyond just engagement in class. they say there's less drama, less bullying, more privacy and peace of mind knowing kids can't capture every move on their smart phones. the governor said he's heard more feed back on this than anything he's done recently with a flood of positive response, not only from parents and teacher, but also the st

karen in pensacola, florida. republican line. caller: thanks for taking my call.ing about that you just had on. i am a 65-year-old retiree. i worked all my life. i am a former military spouse. i am paying $552 a month for my medicare. that■w is for traditiol medicare. it keeps going up. the reason i am paying so much is because there is a surcharge, the earned income whatever else the letters stand for that i am being because of my income. it keeps going up. i find that to be almost al they can raise my medicare costs on my income. i do not understand how they can get away with that. it is part of a medicare management act that passed into law in 2003 and was enacted when they had the big medicare upgrade update trying to keep it solvent back then. when i hear people say or when the president says pay your fair share, i am paying plenty of my fair share. i don't even take social security yet i have to pay taxe. it will just increase my tax base. y talk about paying my fair share, i am paying for my medicare. i'm not getting anything more for it. host: jonathan in

>> it's dallas and pensacola and ba bangor, maine and lancaster, pennsylvania 56 new routes.eat demand. when we had the pull back turing covid, a lot of the cities like the ones we're announcing today, they lost service. we are filling that gap. we have non-stop competition customers love flying us. are fo to dallas. a lot of kids from the university are flying. it is serving a great need. >> you are moving to profitability three and a half years after you started with the first flights. you are getting to a point where it is no longer a niche airline in a few markets you are starting to gain extraction w traction. with that, comes consolidation, somebody looking at you guys, or going public what are your thoughts >> we are not three years old yest yet and it has been a challenge out of covid one of the things we expect to be is profitable this year and next quarter and expect to be profitable this month. one of the things to become profitable is they launch their own credit card. this is a first time anyone has seen this thing. this is our credit card. if you think why would

host: pensacola, florida is next. pat, hello. caller: i have a comment to make for ms. petis. way you solve the bail problem if you think it is wrong for certain people who can't afford it is if they don't do the crime they will not have to -- i would like to -- host: we heard you. if they didn't do the crime they would have to afford bail in the first place. caller: on crime statistics, if these liberal d.a.'s downgrade from felonies to misdemeanors, that would affect the reporting on crime statistics. is that correct? guest: i'm not familiar with the report. we have another colleague on our team that can probably answer that better so i believe that one. if they don't commit the crime, they got worry about this. i have to keep reiterating these are individuals who are presumed to be innocent at that point in time. i am passionate also about crime prevention. we do work in making sure that crimes don't happen in the first place and finding the best practices to ensure the behavior stops. we are talking about people who are presumed innocent. they have not been accused of a cr

host: pensacola, florida is next. pat, hello. caller: i have a comment to make for ms. petis. way you solve the bail problem if you think it is wrong for certain people who can't afford it is if they don't do the crime they will not have to -- i would like to -- host: we heard you. if they didn't do the crime they would have to afford bail in the first place. caller: on crime statistics, if these liberal d.a.'s downgrade from felonies to misdemeanors, that would affect the reporting on crime statistics. is that correct? guest: i'm not familiar with the report. we have another colleague on our team that can probably answer that better so i believe that one. if they don't commit the crime, they got worry about this. i have to keep reiterating these are individuals who are presumed to be innocent at that point in time. i am passionate also about crime prevention. we do work in making sure that crimes don't happen in the first place and finding the best practices to ensure the behavior stops. we are talking about people who are presumed innocent. they have not been accused of a cr