radford johnson in tallahassee, let me start with you.cane ian went from a tropical storm to a hurricane ian less than 24 hours, and it is not the only storm that has recently experienced this rapid intensification, as they are calling it. what is behind this and what is making these storms more intense and more frequent? bradford: thank you for having me. it is, like you mentioned, a long line in a series of storms over the past five to 10 years that have found their way into the gulf of mexico. we have found out that the environment is conducive to the strengthening of storms in the gulf of mexico. it is tracking above average from historical values. from hurricane ian, the temperatures in the water were over 30 degrees south this -- 30 degrees celsius in the caribbean. this, along with the conducive atmosphere conditions, allow the storm, like its predecessors to effectively drop pressure quickly, causing wind speeds to ramp up very fast. folly: so global warming, you would say, is affecting this, leading to the storm intensification.

here's morgan radford. >> reporter: for susie jaramillo the story of success started on page 1 before the birth of her second child. >> i started canticos when i was like pregnant and you want to raise children who are proud of who they are, who feel like they draw strength from their culture >> and then when we turn the book you have -- >> reporter: so the venezuelan american create canticos, a series of bilingual children's books featuring traditional spanish nursery rhymes when you became a mom were there a lot of books in english and in spanish >> no. not at all there were no books. there were no tech products >> so what made you say i can do something about this >> well, i'm an artist right? and i know how to build brands i know how to build teams. i can truly -- i got this >> reporter: and she did. we first spoke to jaramillo back in 2019 right when her company was first on the rise. ♪ now they've sold more than 200,000 books and grown into a multiplatform brand that includes games, videos and even learning apps. all tools that help parents like raul gonzalez and erica gelini sh

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radford chairjerome powell is now pushing a message of no pain, no gain.mpbell who served as us treasury secretary analyst were several institutions. the last couple of months, usjobs institutions. the last couple of months, us jobs data institutions. the last couple of months, usjobs data is exceeded expectations were numbers of newjobs created and yet other figures tell us the us economy is shrinking, it's had two quarters of negative growth. if an economy is shrinking. growth. if an economy is shrinking-— shrinking. it's a head scratcher. _ shrinking. it's a head scratcher. we - shrinking. it's a head scratcher. we have l shrinking. it's a head - scratcher. we have large inflation numbers, and you are feeling it across the pond as well, which manipulates and changes the markets in the economy and gdp numbers. there is no question there is a bit of a disconnect, a bit of a head scratcher for many people receive the jobs reports are being robust. the federal reserve continues to raise interest rates, likely putting us back into recession. i think many peo

part of the city's drive to become the uk's first carbon neutral city by 2028, kevin's 1970s home in radfordetrofit. my electric has gone from about £14 a week to £17, £18 per week. but 77 houses is a drop in the ocean. the report out today from the university of nottingham says around six in ten of nottingham's properties got an energy rating of d or below, leaking heat from walls, windows, roofs and floors. but putting that right is expensive. retrofitting social housing to this high standard costs around are £70,000 a property, and the report says ignoring flats and just doing houses alone in nottingham would cost around £7.2 billion. the university researchers behind the report say there are lessons here for the whole of the uk. with more than one fifth of greenhouse gases coming from where we live, replacing fossil fuels with renewables isn't enough. retrofitting housing fabric is really expensive. however, it is the first thing we have to focus on. if we just go down the fabircation route, the air source heat pumps are not going to be good enough. the eye—watering figures make nottingh

these were sitting unknown in a trunk in an attic and radford, virginia. until about 2010 even the family living two floors down didn't know they were there because they were sufficiently uncurious that they never looked on their own headache. and it's it's got to be a feeling like being neil armstrong or christopher columbus. to open a truck and get to go through that sort of thing. it's it's it's one of the things that makes us all stay on as historians that and the fabulous pay. so far, i would ask that the attendees wait to run up and check their own attics until 8:30 eastern time when we're done. we've got a little longer to go yet, but definitely a good thing to do. and a question for angela about marriage during the civil war. how did it change? you know, was it possible to have a normal wedding? was it just a case of during the best you could in difficult circumstances? mean so so certainly varies most let's see. how do we put this most couples did wait or hope they have at least some family members there, but there are higher and higher cases wher

abrams joined a radford dallas l antipolice group. >> republican incumbent brian kemp made crime a key issue in the georgia governor's race against democrat stacey abrams and kemp criticized his opponent to calls to "defund the police" while highlighting the task force as governor to target street racing and violent crimes in cities like atlanta where burglaries and shoplifting are up compared to a year ago. if you ask abrams, she says the governor has done more to contribute to a crime crisis and points to open carry law. >> the danger that he's put our families in is felt every day in every part of our state. you can protect the second amendment and protect second graders at the exact same time. we don't have to make false choices in georgia. >> yeah, so crime does appear to be resinating with voters. according to the latest polls from monmouth university, crime was the second most important issue among voters polled with 72% saying it's extremely or very important to them. republicans could be onto something with the latest fbi crime statistics showing the national murder rate jumpe

covid has to be lived with and cannot be totally eric radford indicate -- eradicated. third hour of varney starts now. ♪ stu: the governor of new york is kathy hochul and says concerns about crime are just conspiracy theories cooked up by the media. roll it. >> these are master manipulators and they have this conspiracy going all across america to try and convince people that in democratic states they're not as safe. guess what, they're also not only election deniers, they're data deniers. the safer places are the democratic states. stu: that's interesting. will cain is with us this morning. will spends part of the week in democrat new york and the other part in republican texas. so, will cain, which place seems safer to you? >> okay, but what's interesting about your question, i live in a blue city in a red state in texas. i live in dallas, and this is how the "master manipulators" that is always the party accusing the other of their own sins, democrats being the master manipulator, get away with saying crime in red states is worse than blue states because the crime i

>> it got woke and so radical and got man hating and rabid but now it's gotten so radford dallas cowboys oun out the man hating part and it's the mixture of blm, antifa, lgbtq and throw in an acronym and the women's rights and empowerment is left by the wayside and who will grab that torch and run with it? it'll be conservatives who do believe in the integrity of women's sports who do believe that femme anymore qualities should be celebrated and biological women should be celebrated for being biological women. that's conservative and it's going to be for the next several years. we're taking it back. will: celebrated or acknowledged. >> just acknowledged would be nice. will: can we acknowledge, tomi, that you just got married? >> yes, we can absolutely acknowledge that. will: tomi lahren is off the market and got married like a week ago. >> yep. >> i love the applause sound effect, that's great. will: and to your husband. >> i've stolen pete to tennessee. i'm winning all the way around. will: great to have you on the show this morning. good luck heading back and have fun heading back. >>

mary anna radford is following the story she is live with more. where did this happen? what hospital was this? rexall's methodist hospital in delta work and labor and delivery wing when a gunman opened fire killing member at methodist hospital security officer shot the suspect identified as 30-year-old hernandez who is currently on parole for aggravated robbery and also had an active ankle monitor on at the time of the shooting. dallas police chief eddie garcia called the tragic killing a failure of the justice system, tweeting quotes are hard to douse pd goes out to those affected by this tragedy. i'm outraged don't our community the lack of accountability in the travesty of the fact that under this broken system we give violent criminals more chances than our victims for the pendulum has swung too far. hernandez was transported to another hospital for treatment. his condition and whether he remains hospitalized is unclear. we do know he has been arrested on capitol murder charges. methodist health system released a statement saying it quote their hearts are broken at

here's nbc's morgan radford. >> reporter: here in gwinnet county, david is dressed for a neighborhoodved in politics? >> actually i was never involved in politics. until recently. >> so you are saying this center, the creation of the center, sort of inspired you to get more involved in politics. >> yes. yes, it did. >> this is an hispanic outreach center. one of 37 minority outreach centers that the rnc has opened across the country in the last year and a half, focused on black, asian and native american voters along with 21 locations geared toward hispanic voters alone. it is a plan the rnc says is working. while democrats still have an advantage among hispanic voters recent polls found that 14 percentage points swing toward republicans since the 020 election. >> does it make me feel good that they're doing it? no. is it going to be super effective? i hope not. but it is still worrisome for democrats to see republicans showing up in neighborhoods that used to be safely ours. >> i want to bring in the former president of the latino victory project and a former senior adviser to the bi

nbc's morgan radford visited an atlanta outreach center that expects to make a difference at the pollsett county just outside of atlanta, david martinez is all dressed up for a neighborhood event but the organizer for the get together is not a person, it is actually the republican national committee. >> were you always involved in politics? >> no, actually, i was never involved in politics. until recently. >> so are you saying this center, the creation of this center sort of inspired you to get more involved in politics. >> yes, it did. >> this is an hispanic outreach center, one of 37 minority outreach centers that the rnc has opened across the country in the last year and a half. focused on black, asian, and native american voters, along with 21 locations geared toward hispanic voters alone. courting them with events and movie night, and even free citizenship classes. >> we're engaging with the first community more than ever. >> reporter: all part of a multi-million dollar strategy by the rnc to shift the margin among nonwhite voters just enough. >> why did you all decide as a party

army ammunition plants such as the radford plant in southwest virginia, such as the plant in -- i thinkton plant in tennessee. so we have a british company who has pro-- production facilities in saudi arabia oning -- running ammunition plants in the united states of america and at the radford plant a large percentage of the production there is actually weapons that then get sent to saudi arabia. host: let's go to roy calling from austin, texas, on the republican line. caller: good morning. how y'all doing this morning? host: just fine. go ahead, roy. caller: ok. the thing i want to say is simply this. i listen in every day and i think it is so important that everybody, not just republicans, not just democrats, everybody needs to do their own research and find out things that are factual. for example, this talking point that the republicans are going to take away social security. the fact of the matter is one person brought forth legislation and every other republican shot it down so it's dead legislation but it's a great talking point for the democrats. the hypocrisy in both parties is

army ammunition plants such as the radford plant in southwest virginia, such as the plant in -- i thinkton plant in tennessee. so we have a british company who has pro-- production facilities in saudi arabia oning -- running ammunition plants in the united states of america and at the radford plant a large percentage of the production there is actually weapons that then get sent to saudi arabia. host: let's go to roy calling from austin, texas, on the republican line. caller: good morning. how y'all doing this morning? host: just fine. go ahead, roy. caller: ok. the thing i want to say is simply this. i listen in every day and i think it is so important that everybody, not just republicans, not just democrats, everybody needs to do their own research and find out things that are factual. for example, this talking point that the republicans are going to take away social security. the fact of the matter is one person brought forth legislation and every other republican shot it down so it's dead legislation but it's a great talking point for the democrats. the hypocrisy in both parties is

these were sitting unknown in a trunk in an attic in radford, virginia, until about 2010.even the family living two floors down didn't know they were there because they were sufficiently uncurious that they never looked in their own attic. it's got to be a feeling like being neil armstrong or christopher columbus to open a trunk and get to go through that sort of thing. it's one of the things that makes us all stay on as historians, that and the fabulous pay. >> i would ask that the attendees wait to run up and check their own attics until 8:30 eastern time when we're done. question for angela about marriage during the civil war. how did it change? was it possible to have a normal wedding, or was it just a case of doing the best you could in difficult circumstances? >> yeah. i mean, so it varies. let's see. most couples did wait or hoped to have at least some family members there, but there are cases where brides seem to be asking for forgiveness, not per permission, where if their father is away at war, if their brothers are not there, their husbands too will write these

nbc news correspondent morgan radford is doing digging into just how widespread they have become.epublican national committee. and that money isn't just going to tv ads or social media. it's also going to these physical outreach centers where people can actually go in person. and it's all part of the republican party's big picture strategy to reach minority voters, a strategy they say is working and will lead to big surprises at the polls. >> reporter: here outside of atlanta, david martinez is all dressed up for a neighborhood event. but the organizer for the local get together isn't a person, it's actually the republican national committee. so were you always involved in politics? >> no. i was never involved in politics. until recently. >> reporter: so you are saying this is the creation of the center inspired you to get more involved in politics? >> yes, it did. >> reporter: this is the hispanic outreach center. one of 37 minority outreach senters that the rnc opened across the country in the last year and a half. focused on black, asian and native-american voters along with 21