you have this multiethnic, multicultural, multilingual, very diverse and also chaotic south floridaolitical culture. in this one place you have a lot of elements that we recognize as being part of our political culture in america today. the ironic part of it is that people considered florida a big joke. they called it florida duh. the idea that florida could just not get it right. you could not trust florida to decide anything. the joke ended up being on everybody else. susan: elian gonzalez we referenced a few times. what is a brief capsule of his story? andrew: one of the threads in the book begins with this journey. it happened around 1999. a group of a dozen or so cuban refugees tacked onto a boat and set sail for miami under the prevailing policy of the time. it was mona in cuba. this was under stringent u.s. sanctions. if you could just make it to miami, they would be a better life waiting for you. the boat was not really see where there. they ended up capsizing. most of them died. one young boy was miraculously found on thanksgiving day. this is all taken here to live with hi

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you represent south florida.usands of venezuela exiles in south florida. why dealing with the government that is considered a legitimate by the united states? the legitimate governors of venezuela, they are dealing with the maduro regime which jailed tens of thousands of people, people have disappeared, probably murdered, this guy is a dictator and we said no to vladimir putin's oil and that is just great. stuart: every single person who has come on this show, and the iran oil and all that, why not produce our own oil? never had a satisfactory answer, the president never answered that question. why do you think we won't drill for our own oil? >> can't answer because it makes no sense why we are not drilling for our own oil, that is common sense, we have the ability to produce all the energy we need. a year ago we were getting over 1 million barrels of oil more the last month donald trump's nimiraston 1ng mi llion baelilof perofof mo n we an reoday oy o ttg ttard ndou rrels rrelom rrrussia.us kprode tiode itiodte

kathy park reports >> reporter: tonight, a big break in the mass fentanyl overdose case in south floridathorities arrested 21-year-old axel giovanni casillas, the suspect no linked to selling fentanyl-laced cocaine to spring breakers, including five west point cadets earlier this week, officials responded to reports of a medical emergency where they found six people who overdosed on fentanyl, four of them in cardiac arrest in the front yard of their vacation rental home the other two needing medical attention just from trying to help. >> two of their friends began doing cpr. and they were exposed from the drug contact of the fentanyl. >> reporter: first responders rushed the students to area hospitals, and tonight at least two are still under medical care this comes as crowds begin packing florida hot spots for spring break. officials there now fearing there could be more dangers on the horizon. >> if there's a bad batch, it's normally not isolated just to one buyer. it brings great concern that there could be other ods over the next couple of days. >> reporter: the cdc warns that many p

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>> reporter: florida governor ron desantis admonished a group of students at the university of south florida for wearing masks. >> you do not have to wear those masks. please take them off. it's not doing anything. we've got to stop with this covid theater. so if you want to wear it, fine. but this is ridiculous. >> reporter: here in new york city, the mayor plans to make an announcement friday about the public school mask mandate. meanwhile, one possible game changer in the nation's effort to get back to normal is the president's new test to treat initiative which provides anti-viral medication on the spot to those who test positive. mola lenghi, cbs news, new york. >>> closing arguments could start today in the trial of the only person charged in connection with the death of breonna taylor. former louisiana police officer brett hankison is not on trial for taylor's death, though, but for endangering taylor's neighbors when he fired shots during a raid at taylor's apartment in 2020. he testified in his own defense yesterday. when asked if he did anything wrong during the raid, he said absol

florida. hard freeze across the deep south. many more records could fall there as well. a cold sunday morning for sure. whit? >> all right, rob, you'll be on top of it. we'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>> americans now feeling the economic impact of russia's war in ukraine with soaring consumer prices, record high gas prices forcing families to make difficult decisions. and the creative ways companies are trying to curb financial losses. here's abc's andrew dymburt. >> reporter: tonight, with no end in sight to the war in ukraine, the economic toll on americans only getting worse. gas prices at record highs, now $4.33 cents per gallon, up $1.50 from last year. the situation dire for people like timothy gutbrod. >> i got to watch my gas. >> reporter: the albany, new york, driving instructor now asking his customers to meet him in the middle to save on gas. >> it changes, you know, how you drive and how you teach. i like to cover every base, but if you're taking students out on the highway, you're wasting gas. >> reporter: and with inflation at a 40-year high, surging pri

you run this incredible school down in south florida, and all of a sudden her school becomes like theund zero of all the left-wing media trying to destroy her school. >> i have a school in miami, florida, and i took a stance from when school reopened in september 2020 where i refused to mandate masks. i refused to socially distance our kids. [applause] >> and let's remember, it was 2020, ok? this is when it was just getting started. >> i refused the plexiglas, i refused to force my kids to use the hand sanitizer 50 times a day, and i just did the common sense thing. i increased my cleaning staff. i put uv light's in to clear the air, and i let the kids be happy, normal kids because that is how they are going to have a strong immune system. thank you. [applause] fast-forward to april when all the teachers started get the covid shot, i took a stand and i said i really don't want teachers to get the shot because we don't know of the possibility of the vaccinated impacting the unvaccinated kids. i had several doctors in this community and they have been seeing cases of weird things that a

$70,000 worth of medical supplies and equipment to help humanitarian aid in ukraine and two women in south florida are raising money to send medication for the aid efforts there. look at what they're doing they are actually sending those supplies of medicine and health supplies to ukrainian refugees in poland. >>> democratic representative sydney jordan said the state, quote, cannot standideally by while war crimes are being committed. meanwhile ice hockey's governing body called for an independent ethics probe into the iahf president. khl they say was instructed to support the war in ukraine >>> powered by fans and we're not talking about wind turbines. how cold play is using the crowd to go green at the concerts. >>> and all eyes on the auction block as tupac's childhood poems go up for sale -oh, that...? i'm not sure... -it's a nail fungus infection. -...that's gross! -it's nothing, really... -it's contagious. you can even spread it to other people. -mom, come here! -don't worry about it. it'll go away on its own! -no, it won't go away on its own. it's an infection. you need a prescription. nai

cbs's nancy chen reports from south florida which is seeing the nation's largest rent hikes. >> heree go. >> reporter: it's hard enough for jamie -- jamie wolf a singm to raise three kids. the landlord is raising the rent by nearly $1,000 a month, a 30% hike. >> previously i got 5%, 6% increases. >> reporter: sure, but $1,000. impossible to prepare for. >> reporter: apartment sticker shock is happening nationwide, soaring 20% last year across the u.s. in the miami metro area, they're up nearly 50%, forcing wolf who lives in boca raton to make sacrifices. >> they go to aftercare for a couple of hours each afternoon so i can work, so we have to take that away for sure. >> this is about survival. >> reporter: die an flay stanley runs the lord's place in west beach which helps homeless people and those on the brink. >> they are scared. they've tapped into everything they could. >> reporter: ana, who didn't want to give her last name, says her rent doubled and with few -- with few options, she may have to call her car at home. >> you have to have a place to live and bathe. >> reporter: ir

everyday goods like moisturizer and sunscreen are packaged in south florida.e cases up 200% or more with petro chemicals often involved in production. >> it's so hard to tell a patient, especially with groceries going up, now your medication you have to have it to survive and grow up as well. >> supply chain are also playing a role it's a huge spoke in the wheel a lot of people know there's petroleum products in the tires? what about the cable and the styrofoam in the helmets, half the products have a sell it's the perfect storm we have logistical issues. you'll see higher prices >> more practical steps for staying conscientious. the most expensive ones i might. either way, shoppers are starting to see double vision. >> if you wear eyeglasses, for the news, i'm sam brock. >>> 55 seconds on a race to the finish the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy he's not treepg backing town. the wheat house said it would mean shutting down and hitting with one of them to get at soviet air fighter jets to the fighter force. putin would likely see that to aggression now

they were in the town of south florida, where some of the children is said to be terrified by colson. error rates are there are still headlines, more news coming up right after up front. i've no on counting the cost can energy reserves and china help raphael blunt the impact of massive western sanctions with grain export from ukraine. disrupted, worries mouths about global food security and will e u energy sanctions to put pressure on me in mos military. counting the cost on al jazeera, as russia continues its assault on ukraine, calls for action from the international community grow louder. with the bake raging on everything from the effectiveness of sanctions to whether nato's involvement with ukraine contributed to tensions with moscow. and fears that direct action by nato could translate into war across europe. what can anything, the terror pulling in what a long war mean? not just for the people of ukraine, but for russian citizens as well. that's our discussion this week on an upfront special, the wanted me to discuss the latest on ukraine, our doctor, stephanie best, former dep

reporter: today, florida governor ron desantis admonished a group of students at the university of south floridaou do not have to wear those masks. i mean, please take them off. honestly, it's not doing anything, and we have to stop with this covid theater. if you want to wear it, fine, but this is ridiculous. >> reporter: well, here in new york city, the mayor plans to make an announcement friday about the public school mask mandate. meanwhile, one possible game changer in the nation's effort to get back to normal is the white house's new test-to-treat initiative, which provides antiviral pills on the spot to those who test positive, norah. >> o'donnell: mola lenghi, thank you. lenghi, thank well, we learned today that senate judiciary hearings for supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson will begin on monday, march 21. the nominee was on capitol hill today meeting with senators. the hearings will last four days, including two days of questioning by senators. if confirmed, judge jackson would be the first black woman on the supreme court. we want to turn now to an important cbs news investig

i started to look south as well in florida and louisiana of the. >> reporter: her plans to relax with friends at the beach were canceled whe she found out how much it would cost >> the flights were higher of what i was expecting upward of $300 or $400 for the same flight. >> reporter: and anna says she used a cheap flight to boston, too cold for a beach day, but it is where her brother lives as liz, she says she found cheaper flights to disney but her family will have to compromise >> my kids will be out of school for a couple of days, we were hoping not to do that. that's the price to pay i guess. >> reporter: and many travelers we spoke to are delaying their international trips due to the ongoing conflict a survey rela survey reveals tht geopolitics is surpassing covid in the data as well from the flights from here to europe trending lower into the week >> seema mody, thanks. >> your electronics and medicines and food all see a price hike here is nbc's sam brock. >> reporter: the skyrocketing cost of oil hit you at the pump tied you to tens and thousands of other products. sure ther

>> it is met with so many objections in south florida. lan exile community, and the biden campaign and the florida democratic party have done zero successful grass outreach team building to the community. if you want to turn the ship and start to negotiate with maduro, who by all accounts is a dictator, you have to have your political operation start to sell it to your own people in your own base and none of that work has been done by biden, none by the florida democratic party, and a lot of florida democrats have come out against it. nicky freed has expressed opposition to it, as has the congress woman from south florida. there's bipartisan opposition to it in south florida. whether the policy is good or not, whether it is good to talk to your rivals, your enemies, whether it is good to try to get more oil out of maduro and have maduro release hostages, but if you are going to have those relations you might want your folks on the state side behind it. so far i have seen no evidence that biden or democrats in general have done that. right

they basically laundered money from one account to another and spent it on this luxury hotel in south floridad like you to have a big executive suite there. but i don't want the taxpayers to pay for it. with your success, you being can afford to do this by yourself. all of this spending was a very bad idea. it's called lose, lose, lose. >> jesse: we paid china to kill us for covid. casual larry kudlow, thank you very much. text messages. if the russians pulled out today who will pay to rebuild ukraine? we are of course. not we. i mean contractors who biden knows. war is good for business. carol from texas: who are those people? [laughing]. i interviewed some on the street. troy: put him on the board of keystone to get in pipeline up and running. all for us tonight. "tucker carlson tonight" is up next. remember one thing i am "watters world" and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." marsha blackburn of tennessee asked biden's supreme court nominee, ketanji jackson, what should be the easiest question posed. can you define what a woman is? put y

charles, stamford, who's in south florida in southeastern ukraine. starting at charles with the latest you are hearing from mario pull yes, some worry, the terrifying accounts that we're hearing from people trying to get out of marable, we've been speaking to drivers and members of a convoy put together by the greek console. the. the greeks surprisingly have a community in mariel full and the council tried to put together a convoy to get civilians out and they're describing horrifically strong and terrifying. fighting inside mariel pal, the seasoning they are describing bridges, at least one bridge that has been destroyed. they're unable to confirm who destroyed the bridge. and they say that there is this, this, this terrifying effort to try and get civilians out of the city. they describe a town called manhood, which is just west of mary opal as having in their words, been completely destroyed. and they describe, having seen houses on fire, they're describing stopped by russian soldiers and soldiers stopping civilian cars and checking for weapons an

cbs's nancy chen reports from south florida which is seeing the nation's largest rent hikes. >> here we go. >> reporter: it's hard enough for jaime wolf, a single mom, to raise three kids. now her landlord is raising the rent, by nearly a thousand dollars a month. a 30% hike. >> previously i got 5%, 6% i think increases, sure. but a thousand dollars is impossible to prepare for. >> reporter: apartment sticker shock is happening nationwide. soaring nearly 20% last year across the u.s. but in the miami metro area, they're up nearly 50%. forcing wolf, who lives in boca raton to make sacrifices. >> they go to after care for a couple of hours each afternoon that i can work, so we have to take that away for sure. this is about survival. >> reporter: diana stanley wants west palm beach which helps homeless people and those on the brink. >> they are scared. they have tapped into everything they can tap into. >> reporter: anna who didn't want to give her last name, she says her rent doubled and with few options, she may have to call a car home. >> you have to have a place to live. you have to

nbc's sam brock joins us in south florida. good morning. >> craig, good morning.icially it is called the parental rights in education bill. governor ron desantis a republican here signing it because it will give parents more agency over what their kids are exposed to. critics call it bigotry. plain and simple. one thing is clear, this law is rife with conflict.rife with cot for weeks students across florida marched and made their opposition clear to the bill that has been labeled the "don't say gay" law on monday governor ron desantis signing it showered in applause from fellow conservative lawmakers who see it as a victory for parents. >> we'll make sure parents can send their kids to school to get an education, not an indoctrination >> reporter: it says classroom instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity may not occur in kindergarten through grade three. leaving other grades up to so-called age appropriate standards. but it's not the legalese devastating some same-sex parents. it's the concept behind it. >> i thought here's something else that they're

goods like moisturizers and sunscreen are packed in plastics >> reporter: at university pharmacy south floridan herh her shell. medications is on a steep curve. in some cases up 200% or more with petro chemicals often v involved with production >> it is so hard to tell patients that hey, your medication you need on a day-to-day basis to survive is going up as well >> reporter: it is a huge spoke in the wheel a lot of people know there is petroleum products in tires, what about the cable on the brakes and the tape on the handle and the styrofoam in the helmet, half of the product in the store have some form of petroleum. oscar payez tells me it is a perfect storm of issues. >> we have prices going up and higher prices. >> reporter: while racing to get a bike may save you on fuels, practical tips include buying off brand food products. either way shoppers are starting to see double vision >> if you wear eye glasses, the cost of double lenses just went up >> 55 seconds on the race to finish president volodymyr szelenskyy says the horrific bombing is proof of genocide. >>> the pentagon shutting do

my dad is a pastor in south florida. and from a very large congregation.us years. and i just knew that, you know what, it doesn't make sense for me to continue living this lie. my parents told me to tell the truth. i want to tell the truth. by the tomime i got elected, i don't know who i could help by just being honest. i did not know in me coming out that it would cause so much -- it would cause church members to leave my dad's church that it would cause family members to talk bad about me behind my back. a lot of these things that me living my truth it came with repercussions and consequences. but i have come to the point where i believe that when you become okay with it, you give everybody else the ability to become okay with it. and if they're not, it is fine. now i just use my voice to help other young people who might be in the same predicament i'm in. >> we appreciate you being here to share your voice today, florida state senator shevrin jones, thanks so much. >>> we have more on our breaking news, the war on ukraine. ukraine is saying this morning

they're close to south florida and were always close ties they've gone the wrong way in the last 10 toe 12 years >> it seems strange we would be warming relations with somebody who has traditionally helped russia right? >> yes i think stresful times call for controversial measures i think reengaging with venezuela is being considered as you said at the top. two americans were released by the venezuelans yesterday. that show of good will means something. that means there is dialogue and communication and there could potentially be a lifting of sanctions on venezuela and venezuela oil with high viscosity coming back into the u.s. >> could this be a way to try to bring venezuela back into the u.s. sphere of influence, or orbit? is that a possible up side here or do you think that's a pipe dream? >> i mean, we've had financial sanctions on so many countries with the idea of enacting regime change and that strategy hasn't failed. yemen, syria, iran, cuba, north korea, venezuela nicaragua. so maybe we do open up maybe we start trading again and have the free market topple these regimes and n

. >> this was today at the university of south florida in tampa. as there to announce a 20 million dollar investment in cybersecurity opportunities at the school. the santas is seeking another term as florida's governor and he's been a fierce opponent of masking and vaccine requirements and mandates. >> some beaches and long beach out close tonight after thousands of gallons of sewage spilled into the los angeles river. the city says about 40,000 gallons of sewage discharged into the river yesterday. the spill was caused by a grease clog sewer line that originated in the city of paramount about 7 miles of public beaches will have to stay closed until water levels are in compliance with state law. >> now the 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at downtown san francisco on hope night wednesday night. and of course, we're looking forward to some rain. but our chief meteorologists is also checking in on snow. yeah, about that. we are expecting a little snow over the sierra nevada. if you're headed there the next few days, of course, has b

and tonight a south florida doctor is leading a medical team, racing to save ukrainians.o moldova or risking their own safety to help them. they even bought an ambulance to help. he leads the united medical team and joins me tonight. doctor, can you tell us a little bit about your decision to come to moldova and do whatever you can to help? >> well, i wouldn't call it a decision. it was more like a call to action. when you're sitting back home in the comfort of your home and your environment and see people anywhere literally crying out in pain and you see the pain, the suffering, i wouldn't be able to just sit and do nothing. >> you set up along the border in moldova, but you're actually going in and have teams going into ukraine in order to get people who are unable to get over the border themselves and who may have medical need. how did you guys do that? >> there was a large segment that we were starting to learn of individuals that weren't able to make it to the borders. the people that weren't able to make it to the buses or train stations or had any type of modality

account from social media threats, the criminal on a criminology professor from the university of south floridato prevent cyber criminals. >> i wasn't, you know, the new elections coming up that there rolling out further and then the war with russia, ukraine, you know, russia has a serious abilities and so i think they're just take a man is an opportunity to keep pushing it out for 2 more individuals for more protection. >> not everyone is getting the facebook protect messages for accounts that have the potential to reach a lot of people. if you received this message, there's a deadline of march 17th to sign up or be blocked until you do. >> high tech contact lenses could be the future of your phone. mac rumors is reporting that apple is designing a product called apple lenses. these would blend in with your eyes and use a reality operating system for phone calls web searching ever games. the technology can reportedly operate all while your eyes continue with the real world, the estimated price would be much cheaper than iphones and by 2020 they come in blue. i don't know for probably eventuall

. >>> police making an arrest in connection with the five west point cadets who overdosed in south floridani casseus was arrested friday. he's 21 years old. according to the broward county sheriff's office, he was arrested on cocaine trafficking charges. they caught him after selling a thousand dollars worth of coke to an undercover detective the report said the man admitted to supplying the drugs which led to seven overdoses at a spring break rental home in nearby wilton manors. police say six men and one woman overdosed on cocaine laced with fentanyl a spokesperson from west point said five cadets were involved and four are still hospitalized. two of the cadets still listed in critical condition. police say their investigation is ongoing >>> prosecutors in maricopa county, arizona, forced to drop 180 criminal cases the reason, human error. under arizona law, prosecutors must file misdemeanor cases within a year. according to officials, a maricopa county supervisor did not assign the cases on time and the statute of limitations expired. the cases include drunken driving, domestic violence

law enforcement in south florida say they have their hands full with add a control spring breakers.nzy of recent shootings and drug related incidents has led miami beach officials do declare a state of emergency there. in panama city beach officers responded to a shooting over the weekend, arresting more than 160 people and seizing 75 guns. at least one person was shot. police say some businesses are even shutting down to prevent the bad behavior from happening in the first place. we've also reached out to the local nightclubs that are within our city. they are voluntarily choosing to not open. they don't want to cater to that type of issue. officials say this year's spring break activities are still not as chaotic as last year's was swarms of partiers taking over the streets in miami beach. there is a new way of learning for some high school students in colorado, and it is all thanks to a new mobile classroom. fox news dan daro has more so then we're putting him in the lateral position. how many pillows do we need? 18 year old vanessa sanchez and charlie's magellan. reyes want to w

yesterday when florida governor ron desantis showed up to a press conference at the university of south floridalded a bunch of high school students for wearing masks >> you do not have to wear those masks. i mean, please take them off honestly, it's not doing anything, and we got to stop with this covid theater. so, if you want to wear it, fine but this is a this is ridiculous all right. well, it's good to be at usf >> seth: is it [ laughter ] because you certainly don't seem happy to be there. it's like when i go in for a root canal and my dentist says, "hey, good to see you," and i say, "yeah, good to be here. [ light laughter ] how much of a dick do you have to be to yell at a bunch of high school students who are just trying to be safe? they're actually doing the right thing and you're scolding them for it you're like an old man who sees a bunch of innocent teens walking by and screams, "hey, you kids get on my lawn! [ laughter ] while you're at it, throw a frisbee through my window. it's not a trap. also, let's just establish the facts here desantis is obviously wrong, and masks absolutely

admonishing a group of students for wearing face masks at a news conference at the university of south florida today, and as you heard the santas who was a fierce opponent a virus mask and vaccine mandates, said it was time to stop what he called this covid theater. usf is in a county considered high risk in the cbc recommends masks indoors in those settings to santa's, is running for re election and is considered to be a potential 2024, gop presidential candidate. back here in the bay area. santa clara county's indoor mask mandate is now gone . masks are optional in most indoor settings. get to be sally rasmus explains. what prompted this change. thank you. we came across a birthday celebration happening this morning at cafe venezia in palo alto. but at least one partygoer here told us he was also celebrating an end to indoor mask mandates in santa clara county. i'm ready to let it go. should have been done a long time ago. santa clara county is the last day area county to ease mask restrictions indoors. starting today, masks are strongly recommended, but no longer required going to depend on

in ones to come afforded governor ron desantis was a press conference at the university of south floridathe podium and saw several students wearing masks. >> you do not have to wear those masks, please take them off. it's not doing anything and we have to stop with his covid fear. so if you want to wear it, fine, but this is ridiculous. >> tucker: [laughs] well it is ridiculous! and if no one else's going to tell them, probably good he told them. it's not good to lie to kids. it makes them grow up to be liars. and as of course you may have noticed, that enraged the media. they were totally infuriated by this because it refuted the lies that they have told for years about children being forced to wear masks, so here's how they reacted to what he said. >> republican governor of florida today, ron desantis, berating high school kids for wearing masks at his indoor news conference. >> where was that guy? >> that was mean. >> i mean seriously -- was that guy raised in a barn? this is a question i asked. who raised him? >> this is the governor of your state, and it's televised -- like you are

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but many of the evacuees ended up in south florida, a city where there were strikes overnight, killing a 9 people injuring more than a dozen. so still, people are in the line of fire, even with these humanitarian corridors. one of the things to remember is that a lot of them are still fleeing the fighting, going through active conflicts zones. so they may be able to get out of the city therein. but it may take them 2 days, maybe even a week, to get far enough west to get away from the act of fighting, let alone get out of the country. zane, thanks very much. zane basra, the in live. how russia says it's been destroying ukrainian military vehicles with high precision weapons. it says it's use hypersonic missiles in western ukraine for the 1st time, but that's not been independently verified, was the local martha. the armed forces of the russian federation continued their special operation. on march 18 degradation massage system destroyed a large underground warehouse, storing ammunition of the greenland troops. and you want to frank has greed. and what do i, let's get more in this now f

i had a roundtable with rabbis in south florida and was saddened about constant threat, what the fbimericans make up 50% of the population, target of 50% of all religious related hate crimes in our country. hard to believe. you try to figure out why is this was happening. i became governor, anytime you see this, it is disgusting. in january just days after the terrorist attack and hostage standoff in texas, jewish families woke up to find anti-semitic flyers in their yard. swastikas drawn on restaurants and car windows, so many threats that we gave them specific state funding, day schools across our state. in pittsburgh, los angeles, miami we've seen devastating attacks. these attacks are disgusting and should never be tolerated. our jewish neighbors are worried about their own safety. they are asking are their children going to be safe, will somebody deface their property or do something worse? first couple questions for stephanie dobitsch. terrorist attack, clearly being investigated as a terrorist attack. is that right? >> that is correct. it was investigated as domestic terrorism

the areas seeing the biggest home price increases, home prices or rents, many markets in the south , floridaially, have seen substantial rental growth. i am our number one market in the most recent rental data. that means rents rising, homebuyers are really motivated which by that the same time, home prices are rising and mortgage rates are rising, making costs higher, so people are stuck in between those two markets, and with low inventory and low availability of homes for rent, it is likely that prices are just going to go higher for both renters and homebuyers. guy: is this a market that needs to be calmed? danielle: we definitely have a mismatch between demand and supply. there are two ways to fix that. you can cause demand to pull back or figure out ways to meet that demand. it is an open question about what is the best way to tackle that, but it does seem like the fed's ability to address that is by raising rates. gina: can you talk to us a little bit about that supply? where are we seeing the greatest restrictions or limits to supplies over the course of the country, and how might tha

florida. >> ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome from south dakota, governor kristi noem. ♪♪ >> well, ernoon, cpac. you sound all wound up. listen, i am so honored to be here with the patriots in the states of florida, the free state of florida. listen, you could be in south dakota, but i'll be honest with you, the temperatures are a little bit low in south dakota right now in february. in fact, they're almost as low as joe biden's approval rating. [cheers] >> now, listen, in all seriousness, let me start by saying this, our hearts and our prayers are with the people of ukraine. [applause]. we're thinking of those families, their children and the people who are being targeted right now. the hell of war has come to their country. and if we ever needed a reminder that leadership has consequences, that it matters, the last 48 hours has shown us what happens when america projects weakness. [applause] >> that is exactly what president biden has done. a strong american president, a strong president, would put their citizens first. and they would take these actions right away. number one, ver

i recently had a roundtable with rabbis and jewish leaders in south florida and i was pretty saddenediscuss this constant threat right now. and i think it's proven out by what the fbi said. jewish americans make up less than three percent of the us population but there targeted more than 50 percent of all religious related hate crimes. i think it's pretty repulsive andit's just hard to believe . just trying to figure out why is this happening. earlier this year we saw a disgusting anti-semitic in demonstration in central florida. when i became governor we had issues in one of our universities and anytime you see this issue it's disgusting so in january days after the hostage standoff in texas jewish families in miamibeach look up to find anti-semitic flyers . we've seen swastikas gone on restaurants and car windows , there were so many threats to our jewish schools we gave them specific state funding to help with their security. these schools all across our state in colleyville, pittsburgh and los angeles which represent attacks on our synagogues. these attacks are discussed in and th

. >> reporter: at families and locals flock to south florida, one lawmaker remembers last year's mayhem as a playground where they can do whatever they want >> certainly in march. >> reporter: dan bell ger says the city is seeing a tourism spike which is welcome news but this year providing a more family friendly environment. according to aaa, travelers are racing to tropical destinations in record numbers. spring getaway hospitals like florida, mexico and hawaii up 211% over last year. >> i think the sentiment in the u.s. is we're going to take the trip and enjoy ourselves because we truly don't know what's going to happen in the future >> reporter: in february alone, americans spent some 6.6 billion in flights topping pre pandemic numbers from february 2019 >> really good the to get out of the house after being stuck inside for so long >> reporter: and skyrocketing gas prices are also impacting some plans >> it cost me a little over 60 to fill up. >> reporter: for others the need to get out and stay out is worth it >> we're seeing in general people spending more and traveling longer.

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severe storms and possible or the nay dose from the south there into florida all the way up into theas, then up to a foot of snow in parts of upstate new york and new england. >>> there's also news tonight on major league baseball. late today, owners and players approving a new five-er year labor deal, officially ending the 99-day lockout and saving the entire 162-game season. players can begin reporting to spring training camp as early as tomorrow. opening day april 7th. >>> when we come back tonight, that russian threat onboard the international space station. could an american astronaut be left behind? is this real? hey, i get it, commitment can be scary. but not when you're saving up to 15% with subscribe and save at amazon. you get free repeat delivery on your favorite items and if things don't work out, you can always cancel. seriously, no one will judge you if you call it off. ok! learn all the ways to save with amazon. if you have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney disease. if you have chronic kidney disease your kidney health could depe

violent acts followed several incidents in which anti-semitic flyers were left outside homes across south florida. we are joined today by rabbi yosef konikov from chabad of south orlando, who i have been honored to join for joyful celebrations with his congregation. i appreciate your leadership during these difficult events in our community and stand with you in rejecting anti-semitic attacks on our neighbors, friends, and families. all of this comes at a time when, as we learned at last week's hearing, we are seeing fringe extremist ideologies , being mainstreamed and violent ideologies from across the spectrum embrace anti-semitism. let me be clear-- anti-semitism and targeted violence against religious institutions have no place in the united states of america. today, 20 years after 9/11, the terrorism threat landscape is far more complex with nonprofits such as religious institutions increasingly targeted by domestic and foreign terrorists. last month, the nation collectively held its breath as congregants at sabbath service in a texas synagogue were held at gunpoint by a terrorist. i commend

storms should wane a bit overnight and refire again tomorrow,ent big ben to florida and the beaches in south carolina and north carolina. this is the area of biggest concern, we'll include from near tallahassee, florida, the upper banks of north carolina, not ruling out a chance for severe storms in new york and pennsylvania. then you look at what the pattern could be for next week, almost an identical forecast for this week offering up severe weather in each and every one of those days. >> o'donnell: let's turn to the covid pandemic. moderna is asking the f.d.a. to authorize a fourth covid shot. but unlike the additional booster that pfizer hopes to roll out, just for seniors, moderna's could be targettedly at a much larger group. here's cbs' mark strassmann. >> reporter: authorization for a second booster. moderna wants that from the f.d.a. and quickly for all adults 18 and over. a similar recent request to authorize a second booster from pfizer would only cover adults 65 and over. moderna says its more sweeping request would give the c.d.c. maximum flexibility. >> they want to see that th

florida to new york. sirens blaring in the south with at least 35 reported tornadoes in ten states. ouching down in florida. at least two people killed. widespread damage reported across the south. homes destroyed. and dangerous thunderstorms tonight from d.c. to philadelphia to new york city. winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour. at least 50 million people in the storm zone. ginger zee tracking it all. >>> gas prices at a 40-year high. president biden under pressure to slow inflation and lower energy costs. the president announcing he's tapping into the nation's strategic oil reserve with the largest ever release. up to 180 million barrels over