. >> and santi, in the middle of all this, you continue to invest. you just acquired a company called upkeep, i don't need the details on upkeep itself, but i'm interested in the fact that even in the pandemic, you continue to write checks. >> yes, we were born after the dot-com crash. we went through the financial crisis. and i personally, i'm from argentina, so talking about crises, i've seen a few in my life. and what we believe is that in this crisis situation, great companies emerge, because the gaps in what the users and companies need and what's out there get exposed. so we believe that in the next 12 to 24 months, a lot of iconic companies are going to be born by just observing how the industry is changing. if you think about emergence's early days, we started with the trend of software moving from on prem services to the cloud, that ended up being a massive change. we believe this pandemic will lead us to another change that will get us to this new world of virtual products and services. >> santi, you mentioned argentina, i know you have lot

votar es un privilegio que no deberÍa tomarse a la ligera, reclamÓ entonces ron de santis.entos de miles de voces que pelean por ser escuchadas en las prÓximas elecciones, pero cuyo derecho a votar podrÍa seguir siendo disputado en las cortes. enrique: un bebÉ recién nacido que sobreviviÓ el tiroteo a la masacre en walmart hace nueve meses ha cumplido un aÑo. se trata de paul gilbert anchondo. sobreviviÓ porque sus padres murieron protegiÉndolo, cuando el pistolero abriÓ fuego contra las personas en la tienda matando a 23 personas. un extraÑo rescatÓ este bebÉ. lo entregÓ a las autoridades y ahora la comunidad quiso celebrar el cumpleaÑos del pequeÑo. lo hicieron de esta manera. el pequeÑo paul estÁ con sus abuelos. le deseamos un muy feliz cumpleaÑos, le mandamos un abrazo desde aquÍ. en mÉxico, la pandemia afecta a los comerciantes que vendÍan muÑecas de trapo. se han visto obligados a intercambiarlas por comida que les permita alimentar a sus familias. el trueque se estarÁ realizando hasta 3 de junio en sitios designados por el gobierno de la ciudad de mÉxico. en medio d

santis no acepta que los nÚmeros en las cÁrceles de la florida sean tan bajos en un mes. >> para prevenirer situaciÓn mÉdica. ahora esto va a explotar. >> por lo tanto hace un llamado exigiendocambios. >> un llamado a los gobiernos y las cÁrceles que suelten a las personas que van a salir de todas maneras. provean el equipo necesario higiÉnico para las personas encarcelados arantxa: para mÁs informaciÓn visite univisiÓn.com/segunda oportunidad ♪ ♪ bienvenido a los "iunaited", juan. ¡sí! gracias! ¡salud! ¡qué gusto verte! bueno, vamos a ver. oigan, vi que en la casa están pensando llenar el censo, pero, ¿no es peligroso? ¡para nada! hace diez años estaba como tú. lo llené, y mírame, aquí sigo. tu información personal no se puede compartir ni con la migra ni con la policía. no te preocupes. Órale, ¡pues está bien!, ¿no? ¿listos para ordenar? ¿nos trae un formulario del censo, por favor? llena el censo hoy. dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. felix: un residente de londres decidiÓ salir a dar un paseo en bicicleta para romper la cuarentena pero no se olvidÓ de su mascota. arantxa: cabe men

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chris: here is one of the republican governors, florida governor ron de santis, talking this week aswas starting to reopen his state. take a look. >> what is our biggest obstacle? fear. fear of the unknown. fear sparked by constant doom and gloom and hysteria that has permeated our culture for the last six weeks. chris: guy, you know, it's awfully interesting. as the virus begins to wane at least a little bit, we see and maybe it's because people feel freer to do it, the politics starting to resume and to grow and you've got red state governor, notice all of them, and we just pointed out tate reeves who made a switch when he saw the data of a spike in cases in mississippi, but generally speaking red state governors pushing more for reopening, blue state governors, democrats talking more about leaving the restrictions on longer. i mean, it's very interesting dikdichotomy and follows a political break glown there have been governors on the democratic side who were part of the first round of reopening efforts as well. it's not perfectly red and blue. i think some of it is regional. i th

are among the business that's can open today, at 25% capacity in much of the state, governor ron de santisays he's optimistic. >> i think it's going to be an important step for people of florida to know that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. we're going to follow a safe, smart step by step approach to florida's recovery. >> reporter: less positive vibes coming out of michigan. tensions high between governor gretchen whitmer and those protesting her stay at home order which was extended until the end of the month. the governor having this to say. >> some of the outrageousness of what happened at our capitol this week, depicted some of the worst racism and awful parts of our history in this country. >> reporter: and rob and carley, as states continue to figure out their own reopenings, more than 180,000 people have recovered from the virus here in the u.s. so far. back to you. carley: an important number there. todd, thank you so much. rob: the president slamming china for a lack of transparency amid the covid-19 outbreak. carley: the president telling fox news he believes the count

this is what governor de santis said, the day the media had the first big freakout about florida was 15th because people were on the beach in clearwater. the same day we signed the executive order to ban reintroduction of covid positive patients to the nursing homes. let's contrast what happened in new york versus some other states. >> i have to say, governor de santis really did this right. he's gotten no credit for it. governor cuomo is the media hero these days. governor de santis said you're not allowed to transfer a covid positive patient back into nursing homes. he focused on the elderly because he looked at places like south korea and italy and saw they were the most vulnerable. he made sure they had personal protective equipment that they needed. he thought that was more important than hospitals in a way because you knew the elderly were the most vulnerable. dagen: let me end with this. new york somehow has wound up with the worst health outcomes and the worst economic and financial outcomes. the worst on both ends. congratulations, de blasio and cuomo. coming up, author gord

there especially since corruption has blossomed under your party's rule in september 29000 europe santy fraud office oluf warned that when it came to misappropriation of e.u. funds hungary was the worst performing state in the e.u. nearly 4 percent of e.u. provided money was misused and should have been returned during the 2014 to 2018 reporting period that's pretty shameful isn't it they were looking at in fact of all of situations and projects that go back to the time before the government the european parliament was just voting by the way this past week about. about some of those reports in the functioning of all of and other agencies those go back to as far as 200520067 those were years before if you just government began to function now in a more general sense not trying the 14 to 2018 we've had time to give the money back there is. there is there is corruption everywhere obviously in the e.u. and they have to be looked into if you look at the way for example investigations by the public prosecutor and by police are initiated based on recommendations by all of this european union u

the plan needs to get the okay from governor ron de santis.rld interim ceo marc swanson. thank you for joining us. there are several steps and rules being put in place for all 12 seaworld parks. can you walk us through them? >> yeah. great to be here. thanks for having me, maria. we did have a great meeting yesterday in orlando with the mayor and the task force and they did endorse our plan to open on june 11th. that will go to governor de santis. i know he's a big fan of tourism. we had him in town last week with vice president pence. i think they were really supportive of getting the tourism industry here in florida back open again and it was great to see them. so we've received wonderful support here in florida at all levels and then the federal level has been great as well and we'll continue to move forward in the other states as we move through the different phases of eventually getting reopened. maria: you know, you know that governor de santis wants you to open. he just wants to make sure to do it safely. when i spoke with him a couple

florida governor ron de santis joined me yesterday on sunday morning futures to walk us through it andc impact of covid-19. does florida need any federal money right now, or not? >> oh, look, we lost revenue. i mean, i think if they're going to do a package, we would absolutely love to be included in it because the economy's taken a hit. we've got people unemployed. we have parts of our economy that have stopped. maria: yeah, this will be a question for treasury secretary steven mnuchin who will be come up in about an hour, what kind of stimulus will the next relief package look like and will it mean money for states. dagen mcdowell, you spent a lot of time in miami. what's your take in terms of the phase three opening which starts today. dagen: right. the areas that will not be part of this phase one reopening are the most densely populated areas, and one of the most critical things for florida in general will be to stem an increase in the coronavirus cases, is to make sure that tourists don't come back, at least initially. and the state does deserve a lot of credit for the way that t

this is di santis' statement about why she was fired. the spokeswoman for ron di santis.e're going to go back and forth. the thing is, you've seen this pattern isn't just in the two states that you are representing. in arizona, a lawsuit filed about the state allegely unlawfully with holding covid information. unlawfully with holding long-term care, and argue the state is using undeniably false facts. you can go on and on. there is the sense that some of these governors, republican governors in particular, they want the states reopened come what may and that has a lot of implications including on voting. you're running for election, are you confident that this governor will protect the voters in your state? >> there's a remarkable continue knewty knew -- continuity of what's going on. some of those same techniques of data manipulation is occurring in georgia. combining sets of testing. you also see them moving the time in which they declare a new case so that they can take advantage of prior dates when they want to, when they happen to be lower. one thing to keep on eye o

florida governor ron de santis is expected to appeal a new rule allowing ex felons to vote even if theytate money. the door was opened for hundreds of thousands to vote ahead of this year's presidential elections. ex-cons in the sunshine state were only allowed to vote if all fines and fees were paid. the florida rights restoration coalition estimates between 400 and 600,000 people will now be eligible to vote. rob: veterans slamming the new york times after the editorial board chooses memorial day weekend to ask why the u.s. military celebrates white supremacy. as we honor our fallen heros, was this really the right time for this, that's the question this morning. joining me now to talk without , democratic political strategist. let's look at a excerpt from the op ed. they named military bases in the south for men who sought to destroy the union in the name of racial injustice. these bases are an insult to the ideals service men and women are sworn to uphold, embarrassing artifacts of the times. there may be a point to be made, chris, but making it on memorial day weekend, what do you

santi hermoso, del hijo de eva longoria y pepe bastÓn.e esto, los lleva a todas partes. eso habla muy bien de que la mujer empoderada puede seguir trabajado llevarse a los niÑos y hacer absolutamente todo. francisca: no hay nada que, como mujeres, no podamos hacer. cuando tengan mÍo, me lo voy a llevar cosas, lo voy a traer aquÍ " despierta amÉrica". alan: bueno, pero primero cÁsate. francisca: si la pandemia me dejas. alan: eva luna, la hija de ricardo montaner, grabada por su famoso padre en brazos del cantante camilo echeverri. francisca: pero, ella estÁ casada. evidentemente, no pueden ocultar su amor. este vÍdeo fue contado por su propio padre. estaban allÍ acurrucados. alan: entiendo que estÁn casados, pero hay este celo de papÁ. este vÍdeo te hace creer en el amor. . el video supera el millÓn de reproducciones. francisca: para los papÁs, los chicos siempre son unos bebÉs. eso dijo Él hace poco que la llevaban parque a pasear y mira. al regresar, ninel conde le pide ayuda al presidente de mÉxico para reencontrarse con su hijo. mÁs a

de los estados unidos uno de ellos en la ciudad de orlando en donde se reuniÓ con el gobernador de santis turismo que es tan importante para el estado de la florida ya que de ahÍ provienen du mucha de sus ingresos pero despuÉs en donde la usÓ pence fue cuando a un centro de retiro a un lugar donde cuidan a personas de la tercera edad. y bueno pues sigue esta reapertura de en eses, pero algunas personas todavÍa no estÁn cuido acuda iendo a los negocio, vamos a ver quÉ es lo que opinan. >>> bueno creo que ya vamos a sentirnos un poquito mejor estamos tomando precauciones, ya porque ahora vienen demasiadas personas porque todos los clientes quieren venir. >>> menos gente, pero poco a poco, hay que pon miro de nuestro parte para que todo esÉe seÑor. >>> creo que hay que cumplir las reglas pero creo que de verdad que estaba viendo que van a ser demasiado cosas que nos van a poner a nosotros como responsables para poder llevar el negocio. >>> no tengan miedo y que salgan a la calle y que nos apoyen como pequeÑo negocios que es lo que necesito amos para que la economÍa avance otra vez. >>> pero

week, north carolina led by democratic governor cooper and florida led by republican governor de santis're seeing reopening in safe ways. the coca-cola 600 running today, i saw the precautions they're taking to make that happen. i got to be in florida at the mayo clinic, see how they're reopening to get elective procedures up and running and do preventative care and make sure people get the healthcare they need. i think it's great to see how we're working closely with our governors, helping to bring the country back again. sandra: final thought? you ask parents anywhere in the country, they're wondering about summer camps, wondering about summer school and wondering about kids returning to school in the fall. what can you tell us about where you stand on whether or not that's going to happen? >> well, first and foremost i would say that any parent judge your individual circumstances first. are you, your child or other household members particularly vulnerable or at risk. you've always got to look to protect your household unit first in making these decisions. then i'd say follow the gui

i had a good conversation with mark de santis on sunday talking about international travel.esident asked him, governor de santis to put together a plan for international travel. can you imagine opening up international travel and taking people from italy, south korea, the epicenters of the coronavirus. >> that's not going to happen for a while. when you look at frontier, frontier's in trouble. we already talked about them being low cost, them relying on volume. when you look at frontier compared to the bigger airlines like united, delta, a bigger percentage of their flights are also regional. international is going to be banged up. i think regional flights are going to feel the pressure as well. you know, if you can do a drive in four hours or five hours from let's say cleveland to chicago, why even risk taking the flight at that point in time? so i think frontier is going to feel a lot of pressure. maria: i agree with that. coming up movies in space, tom cruise and elon musk's new plans making a buzz this morning. we've got the morning buzz coming up. stay with us. back in

i spoke with ron de santis two days ago, he called me.id you know, the 40,000 people that came back, the one that's went to florida he said, we put them through the grill. we had people quarantined. we had people tested. you could ask the governor. you know, there's one example. but other governors did the same thing, if they were doing their job. but i had to let them come back. i actually said maybe we can keep them there for a while. these are american citizens. >>> i had to let them come back, martha. you had 40,000 people. they don't say they were american citizens. i did the right thing. but when they came back, they were tested. some were tested probably not as good as they could have been. i can tell you, florida tested the people very, very well and look how low the numbers are in florida. they've done a great job. bret: when we come back, thank you, mr. president, more of your questions, specifically from small business owners, many of whom despite the efforts of the government to help, they feel like they've fallen through the

you've got the china thrift fund, you and senator marco rubio have been calling on senator de santisate employee pensions in china. you've been outspoken on the issue. i too have been outward on this issue, given the fact that it's pretty obvious that the chinese companies have raised trillions of dollars from our capital markets and yet they don't follow the rules that every other company does when it comes to auditing their earnings and balance sheet. >> yeah, that's the amazing thing, maria. our capital is actually building this frankenstein that seeks -- and the chinese communist party that seeks to dominate in their words, dominate a new global world order with china calling the shots and america subservient. i'm glad you raised that issue with the president. i called him about it a few weeks ago and have introduced legislation that basically would stop our federal 401-k style pension plan, the thrift savings plan from -- has $700 billion in assets, that's on the federal level, from investing in the chinese exchange which, one, has state owned enterprise as part of their defense

when i was talking with governor ron de santis in florida just a couple weeks ago, he was saying we've's going to be so important for customer and consumer sentiment as well as obviously economic activity, mitch. >> yeah, 100%. you also have universal studios down there in florida. i think we can learn a lot from the way they operate in shanghai. i've been to disney parks many times, the solution to them is pure -- years before i travel with purell. if they keep them cleans, if they aren't outbreaks they can get traced back i think it's a good story for us opening up everything from theme parks to movie theaters and even restaurants. all eyes i think will be on disney's opening. maria: yeah. what do you think, lee carter? this is sort of an economic indicator for certain cities, how will the behavior of people change? will they go to the park? i know it's limited capacity. it was sold out as soon as it reopened. >> yeah, i think some of these things are symbols, right, and they're symbols of a return, a symbol of coming back to normalcy. i think there are many, many people that are ver

and florida governor ron de santis approved a reopening plan submitted by universal orlando.y announcing it will reopen its theme parks on june 5th. it's the first of orlando's major parks to announce a reopening date since many of the parks closed back in mid-march. many beaches along the east coast reopening with restrictions including jersey shore beaches. there's no arcades, concerts or rides for the holiday weekend. and here in california we're in phase two of reopening so people can be out on the beaches, as long as they keep moving and operate social distancing, offices and entertainment studios can reopen but gyms are still closed. so people are working out at home or getting their jogs in here in southern california to keep up their beach bods. the doj sent the mayor of los angeles and director of la county's department of public health a letter, warns them against going overboard with the stay at home order by suggesting some form of coronavirus restrictions for the next three months. the doj letter says in part, quote, reports of your recent public statements indic

in florida, governor ron de santis yesterday suggested that some visitation restrictions should be relaxed cases and deaths continue to climb in his state at those type of facilities. one example is a nursing home in seminole. it had one death as of april 11th but now the death toll stands at 29. katherine holly from our affiliate fox 13 in tampa breaks down that spike in the cases in that city. >> reporter: in the tampa bay region, close to 150 residents and staff at long-term care facilities have died and hundreds others have tested positive. in by fell has county, the biggest outbreak has been on the freedom square of seminole's campus. the death toll stands at 24, the majority are patients from seminole pa i have i don't know and -- pavilion who worked at the facility for 15 years. >> it's attacking all the organs. >> reporter: hillsborough county centers have been emerging as virus hot spots. the bristol at tampa reports 73 coronavirus cases. and there are 84 positive residents at staffers at plant city's community care center. state records show there has been a significant uptick in

. >>> y bueno en florida se dan pasos hacia la nueva normalidad el gobernador de santis dio luz verder del estado del sol, otros negocios no podrÁn abrir todavÍa. >>> y podrÁn ayudar financiera al estado dinero aportados por el gobierno estatal y otros de parte de la... y es para ayuda para pedir el apoyo el interesado deber ser indocumentado mayor de edad no haber recibido ayuda federal relacionada con el vid vid y haber enfrentado problemas por causa de esta pandemia. >>> en mÉxico, la curo va del coronavirus se estÁ aplano ando y las muertes van a la baja lo que pasa en los hospitales y en los crematorios es muy distinto, el reporte desde ciudad de mÉxico. >>> la nube negra anuncia que los muertos no acaben, decenas de ataÚdes llegan, otros lucen en bolsas en crematorios de la capital del paÍs. >>> estas imÁgenes fueron captadas por la cadena britÁnica sky news porque las cifras oficiales de muertos no empatan con la realidad en la ciudad de mÉxico. pues tan solo en un dÍa contaron mira personass realidad que se palpa a la puerta de los hospitales. entre la desesperaciÓn y la zozob