quiet and what happened was the culmination and the combination of the cuban in immigration into south floridaalong with south americans right because my. i mean it's more south americans than it does you know angle americans today along with the unfortunate influx of all the drug money that came there in the seventy's and eighty's and early ninety's that my advice times and really changed south from south florida the drug community obviously isn't as rampant as it used to be right it's not sort of the marquee part of south florida what is part of south florida today is how that cuban community cuban american community has totally changed everything that's happened there big banking community for latin america big technology for latin america big tourism it's obvious but a big art scene a big food scene and it was really one of my proudest shows that i've ever done because i'm seeing what a profile a city that is sometimes misunderstood and a community effect that works that are not part faisal before this whole thing had was one of the biggest con fabs it seemed to me in america to not yet br

and in south florida. particularly where you are among the latin diaspora of republican politics today? >> i have to say, it is unfortunate. [ inaudible ] we are citizens of this country, fled from a communist regime, so the rhetoric was successful. we have to start understanding that we can have differences of opinion. we can come from a part of the political spectrum without demonizing our opponents. i think that's part of the issue. in fairness, we have to be a party of free enterprise and a party that pushes back on capitolist in ten denialcies. >> i'm from south florida. i grew up in south palm beach. one of the interests things about south florida is its diversity includes political diversity. i covered mccain msnbc's rally in 2008 in west miami-dade. and i also covered congresswoman ileana. so there's politics in south florida that is different than north florida and the rest country. and the republican party knows this and knows there is a future for the party if it looks more like south florida an

, and also more and more will become residents of south florida. so for obvious tax reason, but they will keep a presence in new york city, and other places around the country in the higher tax areas. but you are seeing more californians coming to florida as well. >> by the way, don, and this is not a statement on the virus or people or political, because everything that you say around the virus or state's action is political. but i know people who have gone from california to florida, because it is open. you can go out the eat, and by the way, the covid stats are about the same as florida and fully closed california and not a statement, but just numbers, and so you are seeing the people come into florida, and the question is how long does that capital last it sounds like you are a if not a florida marlin, but a florida bull. >> yeah, i am. i believe that florida is going to continue to grow. south florida, and looking at the past three decades, it has grown phenomenally and it is going to continue to grow as the infrastructure for the cultural art

the president is preparing a new political face in south florida. there is not much on the agenda in terms of official events. all the things we are looking at concerning the president are his plans for the future in the post presidency. host: our guest contributing to the washington post. trump flees washington and seeks rehabilitation in mag oasisa. what about mike pence? he has had a few events talking about the achievements of the administration. what does the immediate future and possibly his political future look like? guest: the last week and a half we have seen the vice president player more vice presidential role. he is having a farewell tour, talking about the accomplishments of the administration. he took a hands on approach after the riot in the capitol. reassuring the federal government was on the case and ensure the capital would be secured. we have seen him traveling. we are taking a few more trips between now and the end of the term and he is looking at his future as well as to whether or not he needs to make a clean break from the p

>>he's expected to touch down here in south florida before president-elect joe biden takes the oath of office, reporting in palm beach county. i'm justin schecker. a note on this a lot of people believe that president trump is leaving and not staying at the inauguration because if you leave at 8 o'clock in the morning which is just heard. >>that reporter talk about justin talk about that technically he is still president and has still president he is allowed to leave on air force one and not on a private jet and according to a lot of people. they're saying that president trump wants to leave as president and on top of that regal air force one so that some speculation out there as to why he's leaving before technically he leaves office. now as a new administration prepares to take office and democrats prepare to control the senate. many are wondering what's next for the republican party altogether. the vice chair of the region bay area region of the california republican party. jonathan madison he says it's time for the gop to refocus their efforts towards rebuilding in a non-partisan w

>>he's expected to touch down here in south florida before president-elect joe biden takes the oath of office, reporting in palm beach county. i'm justin schecker. >>in one of his final official acts president trump issued presidential commendations to the operation warp speed team. he credited that team with getting a covid vaccine approved in less than a year among those honored were doctor anthony fauci doctor deborah birx health and human services secretary alex azar and the president's son in law jared kushner. >>as the new administration prepares to take office and democrats prepare to take control of the senate. some are wondering what's next for the republican party as a whole the party does seem to be fractured with key members cutting their ties with president trump kron four's noelle bellow has more. >>the mob bush said lodge. they were provoked by the president. another powerful people with those words the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell explicitly points his finger at president trump. >>for helping spur the deadly attack at the capitol on january 6th. it's the secon

single-family has been exceptionally strong throughout the pandemic, and prior to pandemic in south florida demand for that and in the rental market, especially in the upper end in south florida, has picked up significantly are. new york is beginning to pick up a bit more demand because prices have go down so low, there are some consumers either on the rental and on the purchasing side of residential that are seeing value opportunities and buying. but we're a long way to come back. i think new york is going to have some greater pain, and i think you're going to see florida, especially texas as well, austin is doing extremely well and tennessee is doing very well. and then places like charlotte, north carolina. pro-business, lower tax structure, they're doing very well. virginia is picking up as well. so what it's showing us is quality of life, business-friendly environment and better tax policy is attracting customers both on the housing side and on the commercial side. and you're going to see the hospitality market begin to come back as this vaccine continues to get distributed which was s

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the south florida area.: the bulk of fuel food's customers are located right here in south florida, but they're still getting their food via fedex. i want you to take this office... jordan: okay. lemonis: ...and build a 100-mile radius around it. jordan: okay. lemonis: our marketing campaign is gonna be based on a basic trade area. a basic trade area is a small area where a company does business. a business should always understand and perfect their basic trade area before it goes out and works on somebody else's area of influence. 100 miles is the basic trade area. jordan: no, i agree wholeheartedly. i've been trying to figure out ways to get these data points, you know, since day one. erik: all he's saying is just be specific in your data. and we're wasting money. jordan: i've pulled all of these reports to put into lists to get these calls made. erik: get the right data so we can make the right decisions. we're just stabbing in the dark. jordan: but they shouldn't be stabbing in the dark -- erik: but that

family tonight, our team of correspondents is following it all, beginning with manuel bojorquez in south floridaod evening, manny. >> reporter: good evening, margaret. officials say that new case of the covid variant was reported in a man in his 20s with no travel history. the announcement came on the same day that florida broke its single-day record for new cases with more than 17,000. the new year also brought a new strain of covid to florida. finding variants is key to stopping new clusters. but the u.s. is doing only a fraction of the genetic sequencing needed, says james lu, president of helix, a company helping to track the presence of this new strain. >> we're probably undersampling. we're likely to be having some circulation of that within the community itself. >> reporter: first identified in the u.k., it's believed to be 50% more contagious, and there is growing worry that these few cases might be the tip of the iceberg, because it spreads faster. daniella levine cava is mayor of miami-dade county. how concerned are you about a more contagious variant out there? >> i am very concerned.

and you can't say these metrics are the same in every state, but here in south florida across the boardstill in the market for looking for another team, alex? >> i wouldn't say we were looking. we weren't looking at the mets process, but sometimes the an opportunity comes up, and the mets was a team that i came up as a young lad out of new york and miami growing up watching them. the '86 meants was an awesome story -- mets. but now we're doing exciting things, and if something comes up that's in our wheelhouse, we'll take a look. maria: i know she's going to perform at the inauguration, you've postponed your wedding due to the pandemic. any updates on when you guys are walking down the aisle? >> i love it, maria, you always ask the tough questions. [laughter] you know what? we're thrilled about her performance in d.c. next week. and you never know, you never know. but i'll tell you this, we had two canceled because of this pandemic. hopefully, third time is the charm. maria: my thanks to alex rodriguez. more "wall street broken windshield... take 1... hey guys, my windshield just got br

and mississippi river including the entire trans appalachians west, from the great lakes canada south floridao the united states. completely ignoring spain, except for that sliver of florida, and completely ignoring britain's native allies and all of the native people who lived in and controlled that place. so to recap. and the treaty of paris, the sold out its french and spanish allies and britain sold out its native and african american allies. the british evacuated new york city charleston and savannah. generals on the ground ignored article seven. they took black and white loyalists with them when they left. they were not going to abandon enslaved people to run to the british for slavery, back into the hands of their former masters. in the late fall of 1783, more than 27,000 soldiers, british soldiers, and -- excuse me, more than 27,000 british soldiers and 30,000 black and white you lists -- loyalists were evacuated from new york city on 100 ships. before they left new york city, british soldiers cut the ropes that were used to hide the flag and greased the flagpole to make it as hard as

south florida? ana: yeah. lemonis: what's the price point? it at $4.99, fresh market has it at $5.49, and whole foods has it at $5.99. lemonis: how many bottles a year are you actually producing? ana: a lot, but not a lot. i mean, it depends what "a lot" is. lemonis: like, 10,000 bottles? ana: more. maybe somewhere around 20,000? lemonis: i never expect, on the fly, for a business owner to have an exact number, but "how many bottles did you sell?" shouldn't have a range of 10,000. 10,000, maybe 20,000? can we get a little closer to the actual number? how long has the company actually been bottling and selling? ana: 2013, i think, was the first. lemonis: so, it's been a while. ana: i know. i think i haven't grown it like i should have because i didn't want to put the company in debt. lemonis: how much money have you invested? ana: probably around $50,000. lemonis: okay. how many employees do you have? ana: everyone's part-time. lemonis: no full-time employees? ana: no. and i just moved to an office, like, two weeks ago. lemonis: and, so, the o

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gradually ever since 2019 and the principal reason was to mobilise conservative cuban—americans in south floridaim, even though his re—election was a failure. and then finally, it really poisons the atmosphere diplomatically for president biden who pledged during the campaign that he would re—engage with cuba. stay with us on bbc news. the sex pistols — a new tv series by oscar— winning director, danny boyle explores how the 70's punk band changed the face of british society and culture. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry and it's one of its biggest. but the industry is nervous of this report, this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge part of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. ta ken advantage of laws passed by the country's new multiracial government and enrolled at formerly white schools. tonight sees the 9,610th performance of her long—running play, the mousetra

so here you are in miami 50 bucks a day brand new kid from brooklyn suddenly is the kid from south florida you get your very 1st interview with a celebrity because you're doing your show from pumper nick's restaurant in miami beach and a guy walks in who sings saw. the sea and his name was bob oh to shock they. did. use it. bob you walked in he didn't sleep he was working at the deauville across the street and so he got to start listening to me and he wanted to see what it was all about. so what pumper next. bobby was a great guess and after the show we walked down collins. and i said to him where is all this energy going he was so hyper. where's it all gone he says well i'm not going to live 40 he had requests as a child heart disease so he knew he would he was going to have a long life and he said i want it all now. you never saw him and i clipped it will. detain he and sammy davis. were running around playing drums told of drumsticks in the cat to behind his back play with the audience and he was a. wonderful guy i felt so safe and he pass but he was the 1st the interesting thing is the

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gradually ever since 2019 and the principal reason was to mobilise conservative cuban—americans in south floridaim, even though his re—election was a failure. and then finally, it really poisons then finally, it really poisons the atmosphere diplomatically for president biden who pledged during the campaign that he would re—engage with cuba. during the campaign that he would re-engage with cuba. yes, on that point, do you think president 0bama's vice president, soon—to—be president, soon—to—be president, will turn the clock back? he said that he believed engagement serve the interests of the united states, that he was going to restore travel, that he was going to get rid of the sanctions that president trump imposed that hurt cuban families, and finally that he was going to reopen diplomatic discussions with cuba around the series of issues of mutual interest. how much has cuba suffered under the trump administration? it suffered pretty dramatically. president trump has essentially cut of all us travel to cuba, which is, at its peak, was about 7000 8000 visitors a year at. that represented about

state fairgrounds and stadiums turning into mega sites, long lines in south florida, oe near sasan diego's s petco parkrk opg today. asas vaccine d distributioion l, tonight the c.d.c. s says more than a third of all doses sent out have been administered. >> we need to acknowledge it's not working. we need to hit the reset and adopt a new strategy to get it out to patients. >> reporter: at st. mary hospital in apple valley north of los angeles, the family of maria arieta got to have say goodbye once she had already passed. >> it's a very hopeless feeling, isn't it. >> reporter: maria left behind four children and 20 grandchildren. >> it's hurts because now we're living the pain. it could be your mom. this time it was our mom. >> reporter: and it's a tragic warning tonight. this is dodger stadium said to be the largest testing site in the country. it's being turned into a vaccination hub this week where they're hoping to give doses to 12,000 people a day. norah. >> o'donnell: jonathan vigliotti, thank you. and there is still much more news ahead here on tonight's "cbs evening news." new det

and you can't say these metrics are the same in every state, but here in south florida across the board market for looking for another team, alex? >> i wouldn't say we were looking. we weren't looking at the mets process, but sometimes the an opportunity comes up, and the mets was a team that i came up as a young lad out of new york and miami growing up watching them. the '86 meants was an awesome story -- mets. but now we're doing exciting things, and if something comes up that's in our wheelhouse, we'll take a look. maria: i know she's going to perform at the inauguration, you've postponed your wedding due to the pandemic. any updates on when you guys are walking down the aisle? >> i love it, maria, you always ask the tough questions. [laughter] you know what? we're thrilled about her performance in d.c. next week. and you never know, you never know. but i'll tell you this, we had two canceled because of this pandemic. hopefully, third time is the charm. maria: my thanks to alex rodriguez. more "wall street broken windshield... take 1... hey guys, my windshield just got broken, i feel

florida, like texas and south dakota, has no individual income tax at all. ng businesses to states such as nevada and texas, florida's booming. its population grew at triple the rate of california's from 2010 through 2020. now, let's say you had to choose between living in new york or texas. now, if you love the way governor cuomo handled the covid death reporting and the way de blasio coddled the looters and rioters last summer, then by all means, go with the empire state! but if you love a state whose governor focuses on attracting, not repelling, entrepreneurs and families, then you've got to head to the lone star state. illegal aliens gravitate to new york city for a reason. >> we recognize that anytime a person has an i.d.,so i don't ce if h they happen to be american citizen on the they happen not to be, it's good to have i.d. it makes everything simpler in life. >> laura: yeah, simply remarkable. but by the time 2022 rolls around, we are going to have a lot more in the way of examples of r blue state mismanagement, decline, and corruption. end of the s

they never forwarded that to the south florida field office, even after that specific threat was linked earlier threat that was called in about the same shooter. and get this. the shooter himself even posted on the internet, i am going to be a professional school shooter. if a student rented a billboard with that on it, the fbi if they saw it would suddenly use first amendment free speech to defend their refusal to do anything. and the greatest loss of life was the fbi's handling of the attack on 9/11. there were 12 separate opportunities reported where the fbi could have disrupted the plot and saved 3,000 lives. of course, many referred to organizational deficiencies which is double speak that the fbi for all their talk about law enforcement partners don't play well with them and don't share information with them. just ask the cia. another failure. in 2016 the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando, florida where 49 people were massacred and 53 wound. the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. we found out the fbi agents had been investigating the shooter for 10 months. they turned up no ev

we have more coast than most states, but would you have florida's that coastal satyr heartland state? two whole lot of people everywhere in southamerica. if that makes bread florida is a very interesting mix. i think you certainly have that coastal elite element down from new york and new jersey. but then you've got like all the hicks from ohio like me down there also. you've got like a real mix of people from other places. some of whom escaped from places like venezuela and cuba, which turns i am in directly into republicans. other places where capitalism seems to be a bit more not a. turns them in another you got college students all over the place especially in the spring. which is one of the reasons i thought jeb bush, who i like personally for one thing. i think he was a pretty good governor of florida. and one thing is he didn't get thrown out of office. he was obviously able to cope with this in microcosm of america that you've got down there in florida. because everybody in america moves down there soon as they retire. it is by major a cross-section. that was one of the reasons i supported him and his run for president.

our colleges are full of stories like that is south florida is investing in our students to expand the opportunities moving forward. we remain exciting announcements regarding the bill south dakota scholarship. we will invest 40 million to train students for high demand career opportunities. we announced the creation of a premier scholarship, a needs-based scholarship endowment for our state. the premier center has delivered a check for 50 million and have pledged , i have pledged another 50 million going forward. i'm asking for your support in this and they will match it with another 50 in the future. this was one time money that will be transformational in a gift to needs-based students to help them with their education. the premier scholarship requires the students live and work in south dakota for three years after graduation otherwise the scholarship turns into a loan. they endowment for this critical scholarship fund needs 200 million to be self-sustaining into the future. denny and premier are getting us halfway there. your actions will get the fund to 150 million and together w

do you remember the florida national guard or the south carolina national guard? liberals say you have a right to have a gun that's issued to you by the national guard. conservatives say, no. you have a right to have a gun, you have a right to own it, you have a right to carry it. there are some interesting cases. up until 1939, the courts ruled there is an associative requirement to that amendment. in other words, you have a right to a gun as long as you are associated with a militia. then we had, in 2008 or 2009, heller versus the district of columbia. the heller decision. then, heller sued the district of columbia. district of columbia, which has more police than any city in the united states said, you cannot own a gun, a handgun unless, one, you have a permit, and two, you are a member of the police force, or the fbi, or the secret service, or the u.s. capitol police. heller sued and heller argued, i should be able to have a handgun in my house to defend myself. i don't have to be associated with the d.c. national guard to own a gun. and the supreme court rule

the example of florida, south florida with many americans, cuban-americans voting for trump in large but more importantly the puerto rican districts in the i am for core adore, swinging towards donald trump. we saw this rejection of people saying please do not see this as a victims. we are going -- as all other americans, vote on the economy, to sustain capitalism, to make sure the economic system does not change. preservation of the american system. the american group, hispanic americans show every time you pull them that the economy, the ladder to success. >> host: we spent the first hour of the program listening to the president-elect's pics, cabinet pics, asking if diversity matters in the cabinet, what you are writing about does diversity matter in your opinion for this election of the president-elect or any president? >> guest: i was listening to that and comforted by lots of people coming in and saying diversey does matter. you need diversity of experience. not just educated at harvard and gail but people who perhaps, go to a state school, to be run by elite people who signal

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