she did not tell her little brother or his wife rhonda right away about her online adventure.hared her secret with her friend allison talley. >> did you give you updates. >> i didn't really ask. but i did know that she had met a couple of guys. >> then toni met the one. >> she made a guy, a little bit older than her, incredibly charming, extended a hand immediately, well dressed and polished. well spoken. very professional looking. >> his name was harold henthorn. he worked as a consultant to nonprofits, he didn't smoke, rarely drank and said he was a planner. eventually, harold flew out to jackson, and with them being methodical types, they developed a formula for a lasting love. >> they came up with a system for compatibility, and it was five seas. i don't remember what they all were, christianity was one of them, -- >> chemistry, maybe. >> when they met for the first time, they would know that the chemistry was there, they confirmed four out of the five before their first meeting. >> so when they met it was kim combustion? toni ticked off the 5 cs. >> first impression she.

rhonda is just this minister johnson b. c. a is in the hot seat on al jazeera upfront. he's there to address the ongoing trial of a well known rwandan dissident who claims he was kidnapped and forced back to the country. paul was up again, a got on a plane and he was going to burn the what he ended up in wanda. instead, how to get there more than enough rise in galley blaine. me interview with standard news fare, administer deflecting tough question, looking to avoid any negative headline. however, the next day, johnson, the senior, was back on the show. majestic ministers team mistakenly sent upfront a one and a half hour long recording, including a practice interview. the minister did with this p r team on how to answer questions about the big in this case. we gave the minister the opportunity to come back on our program and the video that had been accidentally sent out era provided a rare glimpse behind the curtain of a very secretive industry. the p r firm, in this case, the london base chug that work with high profile clients to help shape their public image. is it

greg abbott had a breathing moments ago florida governor rhonda santos. >> and texas along in fiscalr already, we have set a new all-time record for the number of people apprehended coming across for just the scale of this in terms of stress on public resources, school and medical and all these things, this will greatly impact immunities. eric: governors in la jolla texas, more from what they said a moment ago. jonathan as at the border with the latest on what is going on. reporter: florida's interest in texas is both political and tropical. as you mentioned both states have republican governors and also a growing realization that what happened here can affect things over there. not just a problem for texas water counts. right now, live at a group of migrant families and children voluntarily turning themselves in the border but while patrol agents are busy processing them, it's likely smaller groups of criminals will try to sneak in undetected and other nearby locations and the drugs and illegal activity they bring spreads out across the country. this week a group of florida sheriffs

the damage seems to be done than food, even though the measures are what he's rhonda july and august are the most important months for the garbage and for southern europe with full deal pick. and they'll probably be lost up until the pandemic struck 15 percent of portugal, g d p came from tourism that makes people all the more frustrated with the travel restrictions. we are seeing these ever changing rules and for and her partner for the employees is very difficult to handle these new situations every week. 56000 germans planned vacations in a garvey for this july. that was before the warning. now, no one knows how many of those holiday makers will even show up. beautiful part of the world. sad to miss out on nice doing business with you. ah. the fight against the corolla virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research say information and contact the corona virus. 19 special next on dw eco africa from the who, the believe the national park in congo. he and his family would love nothing more than to live in peace. but poachers and farmers hun

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carley: let's talk about the don't fauci my florida merchandise. >> reporter: governor rhonda santos jabs at doctor anthony fauci. you can buy a beer -- don't fauci my florida, t-shirts, one of the items has the phrase how am i going to be able to drink a beer with my mask on? a flag reads florida free, the money goes to desantis's reelection campaign, the phrase about the beer was something he had himself. todd: am i right in thinking it is the most florida thing ever? carley: from arizona. not so bad, florida. >> time to check in with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> it is cozy. i am telling you it is cozy, anything cozy around your cores. >> the man on the street interview. >> you've got plenty of time in 17 minutes. coming up in 17 minutes republicans in north carolina are one step closer to banning critical race theory in that state. lieutenant governor mark robinson will join us and as cubans fight for freedom from communism, we are sharing family stories about living under the dictatorship. the wwe, for friday night smack down. we will talk to women's

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were rhonda caspar that at seemingly with that have a feed back into the markets with the markets look at that and have any kind of impact at all or what they just continue with the status quo. right. well, i think the, the began to lot of really is the energy market, you know, coming out of the 20078 great financial crash the, the smart guys looked around and think, well, what can we hark up to our eyeballs? and since housing was a non starter, at that point, real estate, they decided, well, let's talk the old patch. so they did miraculously, you see the price of crude rallying now in the mid seventy's. and there's no way that that's, that's driven by demand. it's almost like the stock market, you get a little incremental feeding into a market like amc or game stop. and it's do you have a kind of short squeezed effect? so i'm not quite sure how that would be engineered and crude, but sort of a for it's a benign miracle. the crude prices are so high because that's really where a lot of the leveraging took place. you know, the global markets have been pledged against oil and energy asse

or there was been reporting the stickler down some of the other developments. indic rhonda virus pandemic authorities in portugal or imposing a nighttime curfew for several municipalities, including the cities of lisbon in port up. the country is struggling to stem. a surge and infections linked to the fast spreading, delta variant russian authorities say some clinics have begun offering booster shots for people already fully vaccinated. the countries seeking to combat rising cases fuel by that delta variant. and turkey has listed nearly all of its restrictions on businesses and events. as new cases have leveled off, restaurants and parties no longer need to limit the number of guests and concerts and festivals can take place. both indoors and outdoors. british royal princes, william and harry have appeared in public together today to unveil a statue of their late mother. princess diana was killed in the high speed car crash in paris in 1997 relations between her sons have been strained in recent months after prince harry and his wife megan made allegations of racism against the royal fam

move down under its rhonda divided picture. we've got fine and dry conditions to the north of australia. but in the south we are seeing those wetter and windier conditions. we got a weather system sweeping across the south and that springs from storms and showers brisk winds to southern areas of new south wales for victoria and tasmania. it's looking cloudy in perth on thursday, but as we go into friday, the wet weather arrives with that weather system. as we move across to new zealand . it's a rather unsettled picture for the south island, but things will clear as we go into friday. the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around shape my technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah the me. this is out of the record reminder of our top stories. this are at least 15. 16 people rather have died in severe floods in china's and province. whether experts say it's a result of the heaviest rainfall in generations before rain forecast as

host: rhonda is on the phone, thank you for waiting. good morning. caller: good morning. i am so happy to see you. i feel blessed. i miss you so much. i used to watch you every day. hardball was my politics. it gave us a conservative view. we do not have that on msnbc, cnn, only in the morning with the morning joe. who i love as well. the lady before me stole my thunder because i was going to ask are you going to start a podcast or something. we need you back. you have to come back. you cannot retire and write books. [laughter] caller: we need your opinion so you can calm us down. all of my brothers are educated. we pay high property taxes in new jersey. we are looking out all of the school districts because we have a lot of immigrants and we are a sanctuary city. we love them but we believe in legal immigration. we need these people to do what is best for the country. they should have a custom worker pass. they are here anyway, at least we can get them to pay taxes which will lower property taxes. we need conservative views like you. you have to come back. to help straig

will i have to rhonda and the fight and said that we should move up to i don't anything can help in any way you said that she would love to i wouldn't be able to through to you. she would now you're going to school now to him. line. ah, this is onto there and these are the top stories billionaire richard branson has officially reached the edge of space for failing a lifelong dream and making a dramatic step forward for space tourism relief, fransen and 5 all those travelled aboard his company. virgin galactic winged rocket ship for a few minutes. the crew with weightless. there's not one the mission statement that i wrote inside by space to was to turn the dream of space travel into a reality for my grandchildren, your grandchildren, and how many people are alive today for everybody. and having flown to space, i can see even more clearly how virgin guide is the space line for the way here to make space more accessible to all. and we want to turn the next generation of dreamers into the astronauts of today and tomorrow at me. and england will face off the final of the euro, 2020 football

wish me i was can i because i do think the have the new situation when i'm when that will i have to rhonda and the fight and said that we should move up to i don't. anything can help in any way. you said the allusion. i wasn't able to through to you she would to now use new school now to him. line, let's take you straight back to buffy hertz, the governor and the funeral. all 19 of the victims of the 1995 shepherd pizza mascot. joining me now is terica done with some of which he's covering the event for us from shut bernice said, tolerate, unfortunately, couldn't speak to you before we can. now, how difficult was it for the authorities to actually be able to hold us commemoration, considering that's been a global pandemic? well, the put them eligible situation, bargaining the recent several months has been unstable and there were no official measures taken place in regards of the number of attendees. so we can see a large crowd much larger, significantly larger than the one we saw last year. the collaboration has started 15 minutes ago, the organizational committee said that there will be

he's going to start off with a command briefing that will be led by governor rhonda sanders, florida, and daniella levine cover the mayor of miami data among other people. and in that he'll get the latest update. the kind of briefing that we've been getting twice a day here for these past 8 days. and then after that, he is going to thank the 901st responders meeting with some of them while trying to be careful not to stop the ongoing work that they are doing. and after that, he will be meeting with the families or the saint regis hotel nearby here. talking to them about what they've been through and one expects offering some kind of consolation because they have been waiting since last thursday without another survivor having been found. and there are some frustrations intentions, of course that go along with that. we will hear from the president this afternoon when he offers an address here. what is not clear is whether he's actually going to visit that site right behind me. the white house tells us that is something that they are going to determine later. and one reason for that mig

detention center does come up and there isn't, yes, i knew the danish memorandum understanding with rhonda from the london government's point of view. there is no agreement with mark about this processing. so the question remains, even if these offshore centers are set up under which legislation will these claims be held. so who into the service of denmark, under which law will these processes be conducted? and can to be answered when you're in denmark, does this, does this system work in denmark and can you see it working for the u. k? it is, it is not a system that is working in the market is still just a member of understanding. and as i said, there is no such agreement between denmark and one yet just simply a member of understanding and one, the foreign policy just issued a statement a few days ago to stipulate that there's no such agreements with denmark to actually set up an auction. and 7, the one that took to process these, assign them applications. so i think from a very legal point of view, these are very question of bill proposes and statements that are being made. not just by,

the pursuit for haiti's assassins is on many shop and rhonda, how president juvenile needs normally undertake security could be killed in the middle of the night. the fact that he was no good for the haitian people, it's true that he never listened, but nobody is happy at the way he died. several of the suspects are now in police. custody and gone has been confiscated. the, at least 6 of them appear to be ex soldiers of the colombian army. according to columbia, in official angry haitians are gathering outside the police station and the mashing stuff. cars, police are now cautioning against the michelin to talk with me. you don't really to people that we have found us, we have an obligation to protect them. we cannot take justice into our own hands and tell him prime minister cloud. joseph has declared a state of emergency and stepped up to leave the country until new elections can be held. but his legitimacy is being challenged by a rival candidate. adrienne already, just the day before, more you have killed already was named new prime minister. but he has not yet been sworn in the field of

came here and he 1st got a briefing command briefing, and that was run by the governor of florida, rhonda santas and the mayor of miami dade county, the area here. and what he heard was that distressing news that you were just talking about, that the search of that tan building behind me had to stop over night because it concerns that it was settling and might just collapse itself. that is the remainder of the building, which is still standing. of course, about 2 thirds of it has fallen down already and that is where searchers have been working. the president also went in, spoke to the rescue workers there about 901st responders here. any thank them for their work. he reminded him of a couple times in his life when he is needed, firefighters and rescue workers to help him out, and how they saved his 2 sons from a car wreck. and once biden himself, when he had an aneurism and needed to be rushed to the hospital, any offered whatever was needed in terms of money, in terms of federal help. there is a federal investigation going on now into the collapse of this building, and it's being done b

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as that continues florida governor rhonda santa saying he will not in the state, the federal authorities will not leave anyone behind. but clearly this is a catastrophe that certainly had many factors leading up to it. and it just a very grim and terrible situation for the community and for florida and america as a whole. in surfside, john had a party. joining me now to go further in depth on this is sarah pap, antonio, associate attorney at 11 papa tonia rafferty. now, sarah, the 1st lawsuit was filed less than 24 hours after the building collapse, asking for compensation for all of the victims and fault. there are likely to be many others filed. but the biggest accusation here is that the condo association knew that there was significant damage to the building and didn't address it. do these victims appear to have enough evidence to prove negligence in this case? yeah, you know, here it looks like the pointers had everything they need to move forward in this stage in 2018. you have an engineering company telling the homeowners association that there are major structural damages, that t

. >> the union backpedaling after saying governor rhonda santos would cause millions to die because ofeeting you are all probably right. i shouldn't have said millions. i should have just said desantis was wrong to do this was the apology comes 24 hours after she slammed desantis's anti-fauci merchandise. president biden finally came out and condemned communism and socialism saying it wasn't a good idea. black lives matter has some thoughts on the cuba situation. black lives matter condemns the us federal government's inhumane treatment of cubans and urges it to immediately lift the economic embargo, the cruel and inhumane policy institute with the intention of destabilizing and undermining cuba's right to choose their own government is at the heart of cuba's current crisis. this is america's fault and cuba, a country that hasn't had a legitimate election years but black lives matter says we is america crisis. todd: dan bonngino not happy. >> they use propaganda. communists are terrorists. you don't like it, are we of sending your delicate sensibilities, i don't care. i don't give a da

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i would like to see governors like rhonda, sad to say, i'm not going anywhere. i'm. i'm here to save the republic of florida. i'm here to make florida economic power out. i'm here to say in 40, you don't need mandatory vaccines. i'm here to say and 40. you don't need mass. i'm here to stay in florida. we don't have taxes. i mean, we have to start thinking along these lines because trying to, trying to win over, let's say, 8085000000 people national election, i think is, i think truck would lose, frankly, if you read again. so i'm tired of this nationalization of everything. i think it's an absolute dead end. and frankly, i think in terms of cost benefit, my perception of left progressives today is that, you know, wasting time and energy. try and convince them. yeah. is a bad strategy. well, i mean, craig, convincing them by denigrating them. i mean, that's not a very affective strategy in my mind. okay. i mean, you're a deplorable. okay, and you're irredeemable. so, i mean, i agree with jeff i'm, this is a total waste of time and, and if here just, i'm sorry peter, b

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uncontrollably and search and rescue teams sift through the rubble looking for the missing, florida governor, rhondaders says the state will be prepared to deal with the impact of this tropical storm. we're going to be continuing to monitor the storm, i think in terms of the impacts for surfside, which are obviously very concerned about could see some gusts, but it has tracked west over the last day and a half the state of florida will pay for all demolition costs. and likely be reimbursed by the feds, officials say search and rescue operations will resume immediately after the demolition just as soon as the site is determined to be safe. your surfside, florida phil keating, fox news, the san mateo county sheriff's office as a body washed ashore and, thd to havteror some time. so far, the person has not been identified. meantime a body found washed up on san gregorio state beach friday has been identified by the cemetery county coroner's office. now officials say, 36 year old florentino pasco junior stockton was reported missing from tunisia's creek beach, about 2.5 miles north of san gregorio. on j

just a few moments ago, what he got was a commanding control update from the governor of florida, rhonda santas, and from daniella, levine cover the mayor of miami dade. and in that he learned a big piece of news. and that is, that work is stopped on that tower right now because there have been, there's been some shifting of the remaining portion of the building that they're in one case, a column is 6 to 12 inches and they're worried. the whole thing could come down that makes it unsafe for rescue workers, certainly unsafe for the president as well. and that's why we don't know whether he's actually going to come and visit the site because of that ongoing danger. and there is another danger out there. tropical storm elsa is spinning out in the atlantic, threatening to hit the florida coast. that's bad for 2 reasons. if this work is to resume the hurricane or tropical storm, as it is now, would likely stop the work on going at the time. and it could also draw rescue workers to have to deal with the storm itself. so there are a lot of moving parts here. we expect to hear and address from t

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rhonda santos gets it. >> florida civics curriculum, foundational concepts with the best materials andit will expressly exclude and sanctioned narratives, there is no room in our classrooms for things like critical race theory, teaching kids to hate their country and to hate each other is not worth one red cent of taxpayer money. >> can you imagine if there was a public school somewhere in the country where kids were taught not to blame the south for the civil war or giving women the right to vote was a mistake. everyone would rightly demand an immediate stop to this. many conservatives watching say just forget the public schools, push for vouchers. we love vouchers and the fight for vouchers but that is a mistake. because on too many occasions we just picked up and left major institutions and the resulting in moving them further to the left. case in point conservatives are an endangered species at universities and look what that is accomplished. anyone over the age of 35, maybe 30, know that you can have public schools in america where people can get a good education minus the politic

and that's the bottom line ah, across the world, young activists and organizes the rhonda most motivated and politically engaged. the talent is they faith couldn't be more daunting here, and we were the one who had life on what was going on. and the way that means to me then there's looking stuff like that, both of them, and there's always in a dynamic formation, we have the agency to create the vibe of the generation on al jazeera, the stories that need to be told, find away and demand to be heard the opening the window into another night and chanting, perception and personal endeavours in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey with new showcases, inspiring documentary, the change the word on al jazeera. ah, me am. i am was in london with a look at our main stories now. emergency workers in belgium and weston gemini, is searching for more than a 1000 people still missing off the heavy floods. a 125 people are confined to have died. but that figure is expected to rise. rescue efforts being hampered though by collapse, roads and damage communication lines, raging

florida governor rhonda santos held a press conference to pressure the biden administration to step int for cubans. >> we have to stand with the people of cuba against the communist dictatorship and one of the most effective things we can do as a country, we need president biden to step up and be helpful to getting internet back on the island. >> reporter: the cuban government restricting social media apps to crackdown on dissent and spread the photos and videos of the massive protests. senator marco rubio asked to provide reliable internet using a high-altitude communication system that would go around the cuban government's control. governor desantis wants to the technology like that used after hurricane maria. president biden says they are looking at if the us has the technological capability. >> it is a huge issue that is challenging for the people of cuba. we are looking at that, what can be done to address. >> reporter: president biden said his administration is considering sending vaccines to cuba but if he can be assured the distribution would be fair. todd: fight or flight, a

todd: president biden and florida governor rhonda santos put politics aside during a visit to the collapsedthanking the president saying he has been very conservative, there is no proof what caused the tragedy but offering up a possible contributing factor. >> how many of the survivors and families talked about the impact of global warming? they talked about sea levels rising. carley: the president and first lady toward the site and met with families of the victims telling them to, quote, never give up hope. todd: liz cheney need to the select committee for investigating the us capital right, cheney and congressman consider of the only ones to vote for the select committee, many gop colleagues argue it will be more partisanship. house minority leader kevin mccarthy says -- it is still unclear if any other gop members will be added. boxes are the remaining fencing around the us capital start coming down next thursday. the other perimeter was removed in march. florida congressman byron donald says it is clear the left is in disarray and trying to distract the public by keeping the focus on do

this another chance in 1777 the plan that london devised was for led by canada north to rhonda view culture washington's army. and instead of doing that and how it went on after philadelphia. the chance to win the war that is not to say britain's defeat after that was guaranteed because, as i said earlier it is a long desperate war, lots of things go wrong for the americans after 1778 as it stalemated the economy collapsed american morale, was sagging and george washington in august of 1780 wrote a letter to the chief executive of pennsylvania in which he said i have almost ceased to hope. at the same time washington was writing that letter, arthur lee had been an american diplomat since the beginning of the war overseas in europe we turn to america for the first time since before the war began. he landed in boston, boston of all places now. is there for a few days in talks with a number of boston officials of massachusetts officials. he wrote most of those by august of 1780 concluded that the warff would end in a negotiated settlement short of independence. things are really up in the air.

governor rhonda santos earlier today. >> we have a building here surfside is structurally unsound andhough the eye of the storm not likely to pass over this direction, you could feel just in this area. >> we have talked team coverage tracking for storm but we begin met live in surfside. >> the latest right now is remaining portions of the champlain tower standing, it could be demolished as early as tomorrow but initially officials but it might take weeks to get it down. you can see remaining tower standing from the brownish tower in the distance from a 13 story building basically hovering over the search and rescue crews right now so if tropical storm hit, there could be another catastrophe and residents who evacuated are not being allowed to go back in to collect belongings before the demolition, too dangerous. officials tell us they are using a camera looking for any pet might be trapped and so far, no animals have been found. more than one week after the collapse from rescuers are intensely searching schematically 24 hours a day, a maximum number of people who can work on the piles

. ♪♪ walk back to america, we are here with border governor rhonda santos, first of all let me just sayfside, the collapse of the link is horrific. doesn't this demonstrate why we should be behind our police, firefighters, emergency personnel? in the end, it's not about race or gender, it's not about all of these ideological movement on the left and with the democrat party, it's about red-blooded americans helping each other. >> that's right and when you have something that such a tragedy for you have a belly condominium complex partially collapsed in the middle of the night, these people called upon the scene they were on the scene within minutes and they didn't know whether the billing would collapse further, they were able to shepherd people to safety and save a lot of people's lives so when you're in those tragic situations when people's lives are on the line, those people wear the uniform put their lives on the line in order to protect us so we need to support them and their efforts. mark: they sure do deserve a lot more respect than they normally do. you've created something very

>> no conversation, if you disagree with rhonda glasgow's politics, you are a racist.e us our 66,000 a year is to fail educators of children everywhere. these are the people who run the country. trust us. by the way, works as a diversity consultant, practitioner of diversity he says in his bio for the national association of in dependent schools, and the aif. he pushed his propaganda all kinds of other schools including the grace church school which for many years was a great school in lower manhattan. one teacher at that school paul roxy objected to all of this in a long letter which is printed on sub stack. he was just relieved of his duties were doing that. a brave man for doing that, and articulate man, we are happy to have them on tonight. thanks so much for coming on. for our viewers who hadn't read what you wrote, can you just summarize it crisply and tell us what you did it, why would you take the stand when so few others have? >> well, tucker, thanks for having me on. i got into trouble because in a racially segregated meeting, i question a facilitator's asser

rulings today, first, your take on this happened yesterday, a federal judge blocking florida governor rhonda law, the new law he doesn't like it, he say this is about penalizing big tech, google, facebook and twitter for censoring any florida political candidate including conservatives but the judge doesn't like it think he's stepping inside private sector company to dictate how they do their free speech. what you say to that ruling? >> first of all, the only one traveling first amendment rights of our citizens the big techli companies constantly censoring conservatives from legal viewpoint you have a benefit on these companies, i know it wasn't the state of florida conference these benefits for the federal government conferred a benefit on these companies section 237 allow tech companies to have by voting protection. until we address the liability protection companies have, it will address the issues going on in censorship and all these different types of abuses of the first amendment permits the government conferred that benefit, they can regulate those companies because they've given you

in just moments, we'll be joined by florida governor, rhonda santos and senator marco rubio, former cia

in just moments, we'll be joined by florida governor, rhonda santos and senator marco rubio, former cia officer, and a crowd of passionate cuban-american activists that are fighting for their family and their friends and their loved ones, that cuba might finally be free. we are doing it right here in the free state of florida. i wonder if i get one day tax exemption from new york. but anyway, thank you for joining us tonight. now, we begin with this. only 330 miles south of where we are sitting right now, with amazing weather, beautiful beaches, and rich culture, intelligent hardworking amazing people, the people of cuba, they should be living in paradise. instead, over the last five or six decades, we've had selfish power-hungry dictatorships. they have turned the island into a communist hellhole. it confiscated hundreds of thousands of homes, farms, businesses. they nationalized all major corporations and media outlets outlawed all descent. the restricted air travel, and yes, they murdered or imprisoned anyone with the courage to speak out. the conditions are so bad that for over 50 y