jobs at florida state university law school. >> so, if you're not from florida, there's a saying, the further north you go, the more southbout florida, maybe you're thinking about disney world, you're thinking about miami with the beaches and the nightlife. >> and tallahassee is not seen as that sophisticated. it's a much slower pace here. >> dan and wendi start their life together in this neighborhood called betton hills. >> it is a kind of upscale neighborhood. this is a quiet place. this is where kids run around, you know, ride their bikes up and down the street. >> and they have, from the outside, what seems like a pretty idyllic life. >> they were very lovey, happy. >> we went to dinner once at their house, and we left kind of going, like, almost feeling inadequate. >> oh, my god, like, inadequate as a married couple because they were dancing and singing. >> they called each other the bears. >> the bears, it was mr. bear was danny, and mrs. bear was wendi. >> in the leafy enclave filled with families, wendi and dan start one of their own, and they have two boys within two years. >> danny was a great father. with all

as we get through the later part of today, the heavy rain is over south florida. then we see some of the rain let up for extreme southern portions of south florida, but we'll end up dealing with that rain anywhere from one to three inches for more widespread amounts, but localized amounts up to ten inches are possible. this is something we'll have to watch into the rest of the day today and into tomorrow. we have a new low that will develop and move up the coasr p6 degrees as we get into the afternoon hours in indianapolis today. and that's a look at your forecast, guys, back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> coming up a new top dog when >>bufit o t mes. > t rsthe show must go on why a texas district reversed a ban on a trans john der studen plop plop fizz fizz with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. alsogender student cough relief. oh, hello! hi! do you know that every load of laundry could be worth as much as $300? really? and your clothes just keep getting more damaged the more times you wash them. downy protects fibers, doing more than detergent alone. see? t

julia bragg with south florida caught up with some of them. >> reporter: empire state, here they come the marjory stoneman douglas eagle regiment, and they are ready to take the spotlight on turkey day. >> i'm pretty excited that we get to go to macey's day parade >> reporter: their award-winning band marches right into that history. >> what a blessing for our community, for everybody to see the positivity that comes out of stoneman douglas school. >> reporter: and the eagles are in good company. once the parade begins, you'll spot some moves straight from kendall. dozens of dancers from a school of the art also sashay down fifth avenue ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and monroe county is representing in manhattan, too. marathon middle high school band director, chuck brooker will join 400 of his colleagues from around the country, playing the bass tron bone as part of the band director's marching band. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: we caught up with brooker during his rehearsal in new jersey >> i'm so excited to be here i'm just so happy to represent the marathon community and the florida keys as a southern-mos

this whole country is experiencing climate impacts but in south florida we've been the tip of the spear for experiencing it for quite some time. we've always had hurricane risks but they're getting more intense and more frequent and we've been responding. so we have some of the -- we have the strongest hurricane wind codes in the country and we have topnotch emergency preparedness and response teams. we've benefited from bric dollars coming down. the next wave of impact, sea level rise, worsening those storm surge risk. we activated -- i was the chief officer for the city of miami and started working on sea level rise and flood risk issues then. three years ago, a coalition of community based organizations did surveys and focus groups throughout miami-dade county and interestingly sea level rise was not the top concern related to climate change and nor was hurricanes but extreme heat. that's what they were experiencing every day. it was whether some of our 300,000 outdoor workers, or they can no longer afford their electricity bill or their a.c. runs out in july and can't afford to repa

. >> reporter: -- here in south florida, some members of the jewish community arming themselves following hamas' brutal attack on october 7th and the anti-semitic threats that have followed. >> graffiti inside of the neighborhood which says, free gaza, kill all the jews, and i'm jewish, and i have two little kids, and i just want to be able to defend myself >> reporter: this woman, one of many jewish mothers we met, now trying out firearms after seeing violent rhetoric creep onto their streets one mom, michelle, worries about her kids walking home from school. >> who isn't upset over everything that's happening, and any innocent life that's being destroyed is horrific, but screaming for the death, my death because i'm a jew, no. >> reporter: this firearm instruction class in the miami area is led by gun store owner, david kowalski. >> it's one of those things that you don't want to need and not have >> how many of you never thought you would ever personally own or use a gun >> reporter: the class featuring a profile of people you might not expect to find grandmothers and guns, not always

pink gave away thousands of these books at both of her shows here and south florida.one of those books that were handed out here earlier tonight was by amanda gorman, the hill reclaim. that is the book that she read at joe biden's inauguration. now earlier this year, that book, access to that book was restricted at a school down in miami-dade county after a single parent, one parent, complained that the poem had no educational value, had some hateful messages, and was indoctrinating students. now, abby, at the time, when i reported on this story, i spoke to the parent who made that complaint. and she all but admitted to me that she had not read amanda's book. she couldn't point to a part of the poem that she found troubling. and she really couldn't explain why she thought the book had been authored by oprah winfrey. now, school districts across the state of florida had been dealing with this issue for sometime, after a new state law went into effect banning the discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity in the classroom. supporters of these parental rights s

. >>> there was a remarkable rescue today in south florida.mall plane into the gator and bug infested everglades overnight, and then he was stranded for nine hours until first responders finally got to him. officials say they didn't learn he'd crashed until 10:00 a.m. you can see -- look at this -- he was sitting on the wij of his mostly submerged plane when a helicopter crew got to the scene and hoisted him to safety with minor injuries. now that crash is under investigation. >>> a major court victory for tesla today. a jury in california finding tesla's autopilot technology was not to blame for a deadly crash in 2019. survivors of the crash accused the automaker of knowing its driver assistant technology was defe defective. tesla argues the crash was caused by human error and that the driver still has to keep their hands on the wheel while using autopilo. the jury ruled that the driver's model 3 was not defective when it went offer the road. >>> passengers are trapped when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will

windchills are in the teens as far as the mid-atlantic with freeze alerts as far south as florida. meanwhile, yesterday, look at this snow near cleveland was blamed for this highway pileup involving more than a dozen vehicles. and in washington, the national christmas tree toppled over in wind gusts up to 40mph. but tomorrow's lighting is expected to go ahead as scheduled. they have got that tree back upright. we will check today's forecast in just a few moments. >> the house is set to vote by tomorrow on whether to expel jorge santos from congress. santos remains defiant after the ethics committee found he stole from his campaign and spent the money on botox and vacations. >> as i think we can all agree that due process matters and that we should all be very concerned about the way that we are conducting this process. and to set the record straight and put this in the record, i will not be resigning. >> well, santos has also pleaded not guilty to 23 federal charges, including wire fraud and identity theft. >> and now to the race for president and what many political pundits are ca

congress help to ensure that south florida remains dry in wet weather events. in 1948 they authorized control and south ordo flood control projects, cs event -- with cs enough. and it is under financial stress because of rainfall, stress, and sea level rises. we advocate for a new look at this system and we thank the committee for the authorization of a convert -- comprehensive study of this is part of the 22 word. without the study and future funding for improvements our local efforts would not be as effective. extreme conditions are not limited to flooding. this year wead 37 days with the he iex over 105 degrees fahrenheit compared to an average of five days per year stically. we know that extreme heat disproportionately impacts the underrepresented residen outdoor workers, health compromise individuals, youth and elders, aecting finances, earnings, and physical health. to better prepare, they have incorporated sea level rise and anticipate station and updated -- for our drainage systems. and seawalls and elevation system. we have a countywide resilience plan

too much emphasis is placed on south florida, when we should be talking about tucson, arizona, cameron county, texas. areas that were under democrat control for over a hundred years, boris. and the last election cycle, were flipped to republican. why? because the democrats have chosen to turn a blind eye to open border policies and really embrace this idea that there is nothing going on at the border. and that's what's causing these local small counties in south texas, predominantly dominated by hispanics. >> it appears this is not just statistical noise and it is a larger trend. i suppose we'll be talking about it again very soon. abraham rodriguez, thanks so much for the time. >> thank you, boris. >> of course. >>> still ahead, a medical marvel. we'll explain how doctors in chicago used breast implants to save the life of a man who needed a double lung transplant. >>> just into cnn. the house oversight committee just subpoenaed biden's son hunter and his brother, james. this is the first time the panel has subpoenaed members of the president's family, right? >> reporter: yeah, and th

. >>> coming up for us, donald trump will be in south florida tonight but will not be on the debate stagen miami with the other republican presidential candidates. the new reporting this morning on how they are preparing to take on each other and the absent front runner. >>> and a bitter divide between democrats is being exposed right now, nearly two dozen democrats voting to formally censure democratic congresswoman rashida tlaib over her pro-palestinian chant from the river to the sea. we will be right back. >>> so tonight is the night, five republicans will take the stage in miami. how many will be walking off with their heads held high and campaigns still intact? we will see. one thing we do know, though, is that donald trump is continuing with his counterprogramming effort by not showing up yet again and yet again holding a rally nearby in south florida. let's go to miami, cnn's jeff zeleny is there. what are you learning about why trump is holding this counterprogramming rally in high l hialeah? >> reporter: kate, we know that the former president does not want to be on the debate s

a darkened hotel room with the curtains drawn, has its beginnings really in the warm sands of south floridathe south beach of today with its hot bodies and pulsating dance clubs. that's all marketing reinvention of a much older miami beach. we need to go back 50 years or more. when caddies with tail fins were pulling into the newest, glitziest hotel and the east coast, the fountain would. >> miami should be a great city. >> a hotel real or dealer called ben novak builds it. steven gaines wrote about the era in his book fools paradise. >> it became a destination for the rat pack, frank sinatra, a lot of major stars were appearing. lots of movies were shot there. >> novak was the king and he needed a queen to preside over his aqua colored palace. he found one in the former coca-cola model named bernie with her beauty and effortless charm, bernice turned out to be the perfect hostess to greet the celebrities, gangsters, and just plain guests, who made the fountain blue the scene of its day. king ben and queen bernice lived over the store in the penthouse suite, then came along the young prince

. >> michael, it is based all in south florida. you're getting help from the people of florida. and elsewhere. >> that's incredible. south florida has always been, you know, one of the most helping communities i've ever seen in my life. i name a disaster, hurricane irma or hurricane dorian, everybody, you know, just comes together. it is an incredible community. we have 60,000 square foot warehouse in doral. we have to rent an additional 70,000 square foot warehouse in doral also just to be able to basically handle this crisis. >> and how can we continue to help, michael? >> the best way to help at this point is funding. sometimes, believe it or not, supplies are great. it is actually cheaper to buy things in country, even in israel right now. there is still things that could be purchased. so, we have made two different campaigns due to the nature of the situation. so we have an israel fund, and then we have a palestinian fund. and it is on our israel-hamas war page. you can just pick your campaign, or both, and it is global empowerment mission.org. and it is important. we have

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south florida says in part, such actions can inflict irreversible psychological harm and betray the trust educational institution. the florida department of education accuses the school officials of violating state law and is warning of serious consequences. >> 556 this morning. whether you're going to try to walk the dog, it's going to feature some showers out there, at least through 9 a.m. we're starting out in the upper 40s to lower 50s by about 10 a.m. the showers have wrapped up and we'll start to see brighter conditions. but live doppler seven this morning is certainly showing you we are tracking those scattered downpours, those light showers for the morning commute on the abc seven storm impact scale. it's a level one light storm. we have this morning that is creating some slower travel, some slick roads and some low visibility. you can see that from our san jose camera 1 to 1 and 8-80 showers are fading. by 9 a.m. it's brighter and drier into the afternoon. temperatures mainly in the 60s. gloria? >> all right. thank you so much, drew. new at six, one step closer to reopened the hu

congress has helped to ensure south florida remains dry during these weather events. in 1948 congress authorized the central southern florida control project constructed by the army corps of engineers. today it serves 11 million residents but is under substantial stress especially due to intenseca rainfall events in the sea level rise. given the new extremes we've advocated for a new lookout the system and thank the committee for its authorization of the comprehensive study of the flood control project as part of the 22. without the study and future funding for improvements the local efforts would not be as effective. of course extreme conditions are not limited to flooding. this year broward county experienced 37 days with t heat index over 105 degrees fahrenit compared to an average of five days per year historically. we know that extreme heat disproportionately impts the underrepresented residence after workers, helped compromised individuals,s, youth and elders affecting finances, earnings a physical health. to betteprepare for extremes, they've incorporated a sea

i think we'll see some moouchltd on that next week at a rally trump is having in south florida and to the presidential summit, which will be held in orlando. >> david, how important do you see this? is this donald trump just trying to sort of be in the face of ron desantis, or could it have some real implications? >> it has real implications. donald trump is up by maybe 30 points. some have 40 points over ron desantis, some put it at 20. donald trump is winning the state of florida. ron desantis, his campaign apparatus has lined up all the endorsements of the elected state legislators. as one republican legislator put it recently, i endorsed ron desantis because i had to, not because i wanted to. why did he have to? in florida the governor has a line item veto authority, and he threatened that, and he used that to get the state legislators in line. move to the congressional delegation where ron desantis can't control that and you see all the endorsements going over to donald trump. donald trump's campaign now is engaging in some traditional campaigning, last week before the republican

i know i got nashville, south florida. come on, get up out of your seats. if you know the song, i want you sing along. we are bringing out our president. and she loves beyonce. what for 45. don't get out of my time. yeah. oh. eight courtside. what only lines we cross is dallas i go oh no wait. i just got paid. make it rain energy she can't go he sandra back get y'all wave in a room the crowd don't look around everybody i'm you y'all know what the hell y'all doing? please welcome president the human rights campaign. kelly roberts. oh, oh. mr. mr. me, mr.. j. hello hrc family. how you doing. can y'all give it up? one more time for nick harris? come on. yes. yes yes. blue ivy. better watch out. her job is at risk. y'all. welcome to the human rights campaign. the equality convention in y'all. we are so thrilled to have you all in the house tonight. we are gathered and excited to be here in community for what promises? to be an electrifying, you know, here at we love the national okay it's our super but this year we decide to do a little something different to g

amazon, big distribution center, south florida.s the hottest state in the country. if they're slowing down in florida, seems like the rest of the country is in trouble? >> it is a real bellwether. this is a red flag has been raised. amazon went into the largest corporate lobbyist in america. we must keep in mind in 2022. so they spend a lot of money on the hill but they announced that they will be hiring 250,000 holiday employees just when walmart was saying we're cutting starting salaries. it didn't make sense to me then and now that you're seeing that they're closing -- they're holding off on the largest, not a large, the largest distribution facility in the country, this is telling you something. charles: hey, real quick, before i let you go, right now the street is looking for 25 basis point rate cut in may but this is intriguing to me. almost 18% saying 50%. week ago it was 4%. then it was 10%. now 18%. are we actually see a 50 basis point cut in may? >> you know, charlesg to have to say i don't know. charles: okay. >> on that

and it's still falling with our radar sewing heavy rain just offshore for the keys and south florida. now we still have the potential for flash flooding today with impressive rainfall rates possible once again. but here's how it all plays out. we can see this new low start to develop leer ahere and move up coast. we'll see the rain winding down as the later parts of the day get under way. but this system will workity way its way up the coast. this merges all this moisture o. 68 degrees in washington, d.c. today and 71 with plenty of sunshine in charleston. and that's a look at your forecasts, guys. back to you. >>> coming up, a familiar face returns to host hollywood's biggest night. >>bu> t first, a troubling new trend. the grinches targeting delivery drivers. this is not just a shot. ( ♪♪ ) this is protection made easy. ( ♪♪ ) for those who got plans. ( ♪♪ ) get your free flu and covid-19 vaccines in one trip. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so t

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while in a bitter battle with his ex-wife, wendy, who wanted to relocate with their two boys to south floridahen the 41-year-old refused and a court sided with him, prosecutors say the adelson family decided to take matters into their own hands. >> who did it appear had motive to want him dead? his own family. >> reporter: emails between wendy and her mom, donna, show tensions were high. >> donna began this campaign. she wrote these lengthy emails to wendy. donna refers to dan markel as "jibbers," clearly a derogatory term. >> reporter: donna writes, "it's time to take control of your life and not let jibbers think he's won anything by having you remain in tallahassee." in another exchange she tells her daughter to use dan's religious faith against him, writing, "let jibbers know your children will be baptized in the catholic church." by july 2013, the divorce was finalized. a year later, a neighbor found dan shot in his car. >> what's -- what's going on with him? >> i don't know. the driver's side window is all bashed in. he's inside, the car is running, he's got blood all over his head. >>

unsettled as we get into tomorrow, even heavier rain on the way, and specifically for portions of south florida palm beach, down through key west. could see heavy rain doesn't take much to flood in that region. meanwhile, we've still got a couple weeks left of hurricane season and an area we are monitoring. 70% chance this will develop, likely becoming a tropical system, problem layably a tropi. 66 degrees for charleston. mid-60s in atlanta and rain expected from tampa to orlando and that's a look at your forecast, guys, back to you. >>> and we are back in 60 seconds with a race to avert a government shutdown, now just three days away. >>> and will inflation ease up ahead of the holidays? a key report due out in hours. you won't. it's ripe in here. my eyes are watering. i'm a busy man. look how crusty this is. shameful. ugh, it's just too much. not with this. tide. tide can tackle any pile. that a tackle pun? just clean the pile, ron. okay. this too. that was easy. when stains and odors pile up, it's got to be tide. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done with ne

are preparing for even more flood watches are posted in south florida with seven inches possible in the next two days. most of california will also see rain today with snow in the highest elevations in parts of the northern rockies. could see a foot of snow. checking today's high temperatures, warmer than usual across the midwest. seasonable in the northeast and near 90 degrees in the southwest . at. in the nba overnight. >> but first, a car goes crashing through a shopping mall. what we're learning about the driver and a new twist in a murder for hire plot. >> a florida professor killed years ago. why his 73 year old mother in law was just vegas grand prix. live on gma. forget it. out. >> oh, so hard to watch that. >> the driver slamming through the doors of a mall in pueblo, colorado, coming to a stop near the mall's food court. the man was arrested. a bomb squad had to check out that car after claims were made about explosives. no one was hurt. the postal service has reported a $6.5 billion loss in the last year after predicting it would break even this year. >> the postmaster genera

letting up across south florida.oding in the fort lauderdale area has forced public schools in broward county to close today. some areas could see ten inches of rain before it's all over. looking at the radar, there's also rain in the midwest and in california today where winds could hit 50mph. checking today's high temperatures, the northeast will see temperatures up to 15 degrees above normal and record highs are possible in the midwest. and 83 for honolulu . coming up, striking at starbucks. the worker walkout today and what's behind it. >> also ahead, why the gap between men and women is growing wider when it comes to life expectancy. >> and a record bust of counterfeit goods. the stunning find by federal agents guest tomorrow on gma. back now with a rock slide in utah, zion national park. >> a witness says it sounded like thunder. no one was injured. but the slide did force the indefinite closure of a trail and some park amenities. >> more than $1 billion worth of counterfeit goods are off the streets this morni

. >> norah: there was a remarkable rescue today in south florida -- a man crashed his small plane intoor and bug infested everglades overnight, then he was stranded for nine hours until first responders finally got to him. officials say they didn't learn he crashed until 10:00 a.m. look at this, he was sitting on the wing of his mostly submerged plane when a helicopter crew got to the scene and hoisted him to safety with minor injuries. now that crashes under investigation. a major court victory for tesla today, a jury in california finding tesla's autopilot technology was not to blame for a deadly crash in 2019. survivors of the crash accuse the automaker of knowing it's a driver or assistant technology was defective. tesla argued the crash was caused by human error and the driver still has to keep their hands on the wheel while using autopilot to. the jury ruled the driver's model 3 was not defective when it went off the road to. trapped aboard disney's world-famous monorail. we'll have the details, next. and only fda-approved prescription treatment for nonsegmental vitiligo... prove

however, the republicans' main rival did not show up for the debate in south florida.ad, donald trump staged a rally of thousands and received even more attention. a crowd of his supporters gathered just a few kilometers from the hall where the debate took place. trump told what kind of people he wants to see in his. team, earlier in an interview, he said that journalist tucker carlson is suitable for the role of vice president, not without discussing joe biden, donald trump once again reminded what his administration has led the country to. the biden regime is trying to put political opponents behind bars, destroying freedom of speech, taking bribes to enrich themselves and give money to spoiled children, they are rigging elections using fake news to cover up the colossal incompetence and stupidity of what they are doing, no one can even imagine what they have already done to our country. alfa bank was the first in russia to abolish commissions for all transfers and payments. order a free alpha debit card, it’s not just profitable, alpha is profitable. if you have alr

the meeting took place in south florida.d of people he wants on his team in an earlier interview, he said that he sees journalist tucker carloson in the role vice president there was also a discussion of the current president; donald trump once again reminded what joe biden has led the country to. the biden regime is trying to put political opponents behind bars, destroy freedom of speech, and takes bribes to enrich itself and give money to spoiled children. he is rigging elections using fake news to cover up his massive incompetence and stupidity. what they are doing, what they have already done to our country, no one can imagine. meanwhile other candidates say that ukraine cannot be considered a democracy, and the leader is from kiev. regime, a real nazi, about who washington really supports, the republican vve cormas told you. ukraine is not a model of democracy, it is a country in which 11 opposition parties are banned, it has united all television channels into one state-owned one, this is not democracy. the country has

south florida's only hbcu. he's the author of policing race and the formation of 19th century british colonial natal. ivey is also working on a history of anti-apartheid movements in florida in the 1980s, tentatively titled from sun city to the sunshine state, florida and the anti-apartheid movement. please join me in welcoming our authors and our moderator. thank you. for thank you for coming. thank you. thank you. thank you for that introduction. and welcome to the miami book fair. so we'll just get started on that front. so to begin with, i've got a couple of questions for each author and then we'll transfer to our q&a for the audience as a whole. but jonathan, i just want to start with you say from the very onset of the book that your work seeks to recover the real man from the great mist of hagiography, yet this is really one of the first major biographies. king since caro's bearing the cross in 1986. so i start by asking you why has it been so long since we've had such an extensive biography of king? and w

by 95 from south florida fast, enough with a baseball bat to defend the capitol. so i decided i'd write a book about the first time it was attacked as a way of, you know, exercising those harsh feelings. so yeah that my inspiration too. and boy, that was painful. painful to watch hate to tear that scab, but it's a feeling i share and one that i'm grateful for. your work in this in this regard and how we can kind of try to understand things in historical context, difficult things in historical context. we promised them we them desert, we promised them lightning and and some and some heroism. it's not all a tale of it's some harsh moments, but it's not entirely a tale of doom and gloom. as i understand, there are some some real standouts. could you tell us about some of those? so, sam and i share an unknown hero from history. a guy named stephen pleasanton should be a household name. i dedicate my book to him. so he's a young clark 20 something working in the capital working in the library of congress. and we need all hands on. so he and other clerks are drafted he

by 95 from south florida fast, enough with a baseball bat to defend the capitol. so i decided i'd write a book about the first time it was attacked as a way of, you know, exercising those harsh feelings. so yeah that my inspiration too. and boy, that was painful. painful to watch hate to tear that scab, but it's a feeling i share and one that i'm grateful for. your work in this in this regard and how we can kind of try to understand things in historical context, difficult things in historical context. we promised them we them desert, we promised them lightning and and some and some heroism. it's not all a tale of it's some harsh moments, but it's not entirely a tale of doom and gloom. as i understand, there are some some real standouts. could you tell us about some of those? so, sam and i share an unknown hero from history. a guy named stephen pleasanton should be a household name. i dedicate my book to him. so he's a young clark 20 something working in the capital working in the library of congress. and we need all hands on. so he and other clerks are drafted he

october 7th and the subsequent anti-semitic threats, some members of the jewish community here in south florida began to arm themselves. in our inscriptions appeared in the area calling for freedom in gas, death. i'm jewish, i have two kids, and i just want to be able to protect myself. this woman is one of many jewish mothers we met. after violent rhetoric permeated their street, they decided to learn how to handle firearms. another mother, michelle , is worried about her children walking home from school. who isn't upset about everything that is happening and any innocent life that is destroyed is terrible. but call for murder, wishing me dead because i’m jewish, well, no. this is one of those things you don't want to have or not have, how many of you never thought you'd ever personally own or use a gun, there are people in the class you wouldn't expect to meet, a granny with a gun, not the most obvious pair. it's like i'm having an out-of-body experience being here, but as the israeli company in gaza gets more and more deadly... so, this is going to be loud, the instructor says he used to te

she could move to south florida with her children, any thoughts the case is over with respect to her? >> the da who stayed on the case with law enforcement and brought it home, hats off, did say at conclusion of charlie's case said something like stay tuned further investigation ongoing, to m e that indicated they are looking at other things and donna may not be the only woi. may not have heard the last of this crazy case. >> trey: fascinating, not in a good m way. paul mauro, sure it makes miss old days of putting the puzzle together and makes me misworkinh with guys like you that go to court. for l now,do we'll report on th. >> paul: have a good thanksgivingco congressman. >> trey: facing lawsuits and losing, the health of america's children. former google consultant joe toscano join us after the break on "sunday night in america.s ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a

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titans like karl i hook who had been moving out of wall street, where they going, they're going to south floridai is being called the new wall street south you've seen so many of the billionaires and financial tycoons moving there, the question is why sunshine and i smothered a question about of the major factor is the high taxes and never made any sense to me. how do you know new york city, manhattan which wants to be and has been the financial capital of the globe as the highest taxes on capital, highest capital gain tax, highest corporate rate. that would be like winning a special tax on potatoes it doesn't make any sense, the killing the goose that lays the golden eggs. ashley: they are, miami is saying thank you very much, we are out of time, terrific stuff as always. >> the income tax in miami, . the goose egg, thank you very much. big-box retailers, like walmart and costco, they are removing some of the self checkout machines. lauren, does this have something to do with theft as well. >> we saw this coming for miles, if you let people scan their own items, they are bound to make some airs