there are many voters in the south florida region as you well know that pay at least the same amount of attention to what is happening to the south of us and around us in our neighborhood than in our own country, because these are people who have family members in these countries, they might have come from some of these countries in recent years, so the ties to latin america are very strong and you often hear in south florida a lot of frustration from voters who say why do u.s. policymakers always look east and rarely look south? why do we invest so much in europe, in the far east and pay such little attention to what is happening in our own neighborhood and to our south? there are real political consequences for this. we have seen in south florida that a lot of voters have started moving from being reliable democratic supporters to republican supporters because they feel that democrats, biden administration, before that the obama administration, really did hold regimes like nicolas maduro's regime accountable, the castro regime in cuba, the ortega regime in nicaragua. so a lot of thi

so this part of the ecosystem is deprived of that fresh water. >> reporter: so for decades south floridahasn't gotten enough water? >> exactly. and with each water crisis we have, whether it's blue-green algae, exacerbation of red tide, fires out in the everglades, sea grass dieoff in florida bay and around the keys, there's a growing awareness of the need to replum south florida. >> reporter: replumbing south florida includes building a reservoir that's costing about $4 billion just by itself. >> that is the entire footprint of this project. >> reporter: we got a bird's eye view, thanks to the non-profit group light hawk. >> you describe the reservoir as heart bypass surgery. >> exactly. it's the means of roe connecting lake okeechobee, which is really described by many as the beating heart of this ecosystem. it reconnects the heart back to the body, which is the everglades, the river of grass. >> reporter: work is also moving along on a project to raise the tamiami trail road. built in 1928, the road cut off almost all water flow into the southern everglades. perhaps the biggest impedi

south florida represents so much to so many.is in many ways a representation of the melting pot of america. we spoke with four south florida voters with many different strong opinions, but united in civility. sandra dennis, a life long democrat, helped workers and tenants in miami. her parents are immigrants from haiti. >> i'm a democrat through and through. >> reporter: isa rodriguez, the daughter of cuban exiles, used to be a democrat, she switched to the republican party in 2020, and now supports donald trump. >> i would like to say i didn't leave the democrat party. i feel like the democrat party left me. >> reporter: this man used to be a republican and then switched to democrat. his parents emigrated from mexico. >> i'm a centralist but i'm more democrat. >> reporter: and kelly thomas comes from a military family. she was registered as a democrat, but then switched to no party affiliation. >> i have some progressive values, i have some conservative values. >> reporter: are you enthusiastic for november? >> i'm enthusiastic

don't the roles from the south florida. now, the involved that you might look you might, you know, how the the i met with, you know, you might go back and you look up and then we go back to 99. my mother didn't get the see about how to go to the didn't all i'm and the phone of the 1834 france invaded algeria and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the column is known as the new ours took the best land from day one. the local population was bored into an unequal position and was briefly exploited this cause and as discontent. the people of l. g area began their long term bite for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress, to rebuild you and using cruel measures. whole villages were wiped out acts of torture and executions of civil people, including pregnant women, children and old people took place more than 2000000 people were born into concentration camps. ho

good physical condition to kill protesting students have asked the officials of the university of south florida to stop investing in companies that support the zionist regime and not to be partners in the crimes of this regime in gaza. the zionist regime has established more than 700 new checkpoints in the west bank. these stops and checkpoints are out of fear of spreading. the resistance created after the storm and landslide operation has made it difficult for palestinian students to access schools . every day, mahmoud basharat watches the entrance checkpoint of his village in the east of nablus from here. the phone keeps ringing all the time they ask for directions. parents of students, businessmen, workers, this is the life work of us girls. mahmoud wears a school uniform every day and waits for the school service to arrive. their school is far away. the best news for them is the service pass. from the checkpoint, most of the days, the syrian soldiers block the road, the school service stays behind the checkpoint until noon, and the girls cannot go to school. uza has no definition in the cit

they are not in good physical condition. protesting students the officials of the university of south florida have been asked to stop investing in companies that support the zionist regime and not to be partners in the crimes of this regime in gaza. the us president's attempt to organize an iftar party in the white house failed due to the opposition of the muslim representatives of this country. american muslims are supported by the authorities. our movement is strong and getting stronger day by day. the american muslim campaign in the primary elections of the democratic party was able to cast more than 100,000 white protest votes in the key state of michigan. something close to the same number of votes biden won in the election four years ago in this the state was established. it 's not just arabs and muslims that biden has to worry about . young voters from politics. america is angry about the war in gaza. the gallup poll shows that opposition to the gaza war has increased among americans and reached 55%, even though only 27% of american voters are satisfied with biden's performance regardi

florida. cristian benavides looks at one woman's choice to head south. >> reporter: we first met daniella lopez on a cold winter morning in new york city. >> i think it's like 30 degrees. >> is this one of the reasons you're moving? >> 100%, yes. >> reporter: she was packing up, moving out of her studio apartment on manhattan's east side and headed for florida. tennessee welcomed the largest number of new residents. the state saw the largest number of people leaving for the fourth year in a row. who is it that you're seeing that is moving from new york to florida? >> mostly young people. >> reporter: marco filapovich is a foreman at piece of cake moving. >> every day somebody is moving to the florida area. >> reporter: it's a popular destination for a while. this is the ninth year in a row that they are ranked among their top four places to move. >> they want space. >> reporter: and he is a senior director at real estate company douglas element. >> we have weather lifestyle, the trend is that people love miami. >> reporter: the number of people moving to south florida has created a housing crun

that is one of many recent eight and nine-figure deals in south florida. discuss is our very own robert franks. robert, is this part of a larger luxury migration to miami? but i feel like it's been going on. >> it's been going on, but this week, this past week has just brought this to a whole new level. look at jeff bezos paying $90 million for that property. he now spent $250 million just on land before he builds the new house. you have that waterfront compound in north miami beach that sold for well over 1$100 million. two sold for $150 million. this all follows kevin griffin taking his talents to miami. plus, 7 properties totals more than $170 million. he's also building a new home there. dina, i know all these billionaires are your clients. what are you hearing in the market right now? and what does it feel like? >> well, robert, thank you so much for having me today. they're not all my clients but about half of them are. you know, the market is extremely hot. it is such an exciting time to do luxury real estate in miami, because we have never seen thi

we carried that flow chase as if it were a local story for us in south florida. when you look back, what do you think you remember the most about him? >> reporter: just the idea that someone can follow so far from grace so quickly. he was just such an iconic figure in the community and he lived not far from where i lived and he was just part of the team, part of the star-studded team in brentwood, in los angeles. who would have ever thought this would happen? for me, i'm in the helicopter and i'm thinking part of my career is covering things that happened to stars. suddenly the other half is doing crime. both of these parts of my career are together in this one moment where a superstar is in a chase on the freeway. how -- what an l.a. story. what a strange thing to happen. >> what a strange thing, indeed , and it was just the beginning of so many more strange things that occurred around o.j. simpson. chris jansing, thinking about the interview you had with him in the fact he would call you because he wanted to speak out about this -- i remember seeing him when he

to hunger strike. stop the strike protesting students from the officials of the university of south florida wanted to stop investing in companies that support the zionist regime and not be a partner in the crimes of this regime in gaza. the most recent polls of the us presidential election show that the tendency of people in six non-partisan states is to former president donald trump is more than current president biden. based on opinion. a recent wall street journal survey conducted in 7 non-partisan states shows that trump has a better chance of winning the presidential election . dissatisfaction with the state of the economy. america and branches about biden's mental health are the main reasons for leaning towards trump in this survey. the us presidential election will be held on november 15 this year. in america, about 13 states are known as non-partisan states, which have a great influence on the final results of the elections. end god bless this news section. hello and good morning to you , dear compatriots, i have to tell you that during the last day and night yesterday, during the h

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planned parenthood of south florida told us that they are making more appointments available to women and that they're working with out-of-state providers once this band kicks in florida, is about to join several other states across the south that severely restrict, if not ban, abortions about 84,000 women. and last year received a reproductive services in florida with a number of women coming to florida from states with some of these restrictions. now, the secretary of health and human services this is javier becerra. he was in south florida for an event on reproductive health care and he talked to about this ruling and context of dobbs as well as ivf care in alabama and medication abortion services. he said in part, quote, no woman in america should live and medical apartheid now, it has become clear that roe versus wade was more than just about abortion. it should now be clear that dobbs was more than just abortion as for this ballot amendment, the florida supreme court approved the wording of this constitutional a ballot amendment that would protect the right to an abortion florid

scientists have been trying to figure out why so many small toothed sawfish are dying in south florida sawfish have washed ashore in the florida keys this year. six in the last week. >> they don't know what's going on, they're they're testing them like crazy right now, trying to figure it out. >> the smalltooth sawfish are a critically endangered species. experts say the recent deaths could have a major impact on the species recovery. and it's not just sawfish. since last fall, more than 70 species have been observed from key west to palm beach, spinning and whirling in what wildlife officials call an abnormal fish behavior event. >> some sort of neurotoxin biological behavior where they're beating themselves in the shallows and swimming in circles. >> researchers are now taking samples from healthy fish and comparing them to samples from the fish that have died. so far, no bacterial infections have been detected and no signs that the water is to blame. >> an 85 year old woman is being praised for her bravery after fatally shooting an armed intruder who had handcuffed her to a chair, p

the number of people moving to south florida has created a housing crunch.nable to keep up with the rising pleisss. >> you're here. >> i'm here, yes. >> reporter: but for lopez, prices here are a deal compared to new york. for nearly the same cost, she got an apartment three times the size of the one she had in manhattan, plus there's a wraparound deck. >> i'm trying something different, and if miami is not it, i know i have new york. i can always go back. >> reporter: for now, she's calling florida home. cristian benavides, cbs news, miami. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm willie james inman. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the faa is investigating boeing after a whistle-blower came forward claiming the company is cutting corners on safety. a boeing engineer says the company dismissed safety concerns while building its 787 and 777 jets. boeing has called the claims inaccurate. >>> the president and first lady welcomed japanese prime minister fumio kishida and his wife

i grew up in south florida, is one of those places where you can go out and have a good time. but this martini bar apparently, that argument started. the guy pulled the gun, killing that security guard. this point, no names have been released, don't know the suspect's back row. we're still digging into this, but had to be a scary situation. think about those police responding very quickly, probably stopping other people from getting hurt as well. >> i mean, there's no good explanation for why something like this would erupt after an argument, but do we know anything about what in the world with the argument about and that is the tough thing at this point with the information is still sort of coming out and small dribbles and drabs, but we just know that officer seems like he's going to survive at this point. you've got to figure out what the motive was in terms of that initial argument but still to pull a gun and to get into that crossfire, just seem sickening, absolutely pointless. all right. thank you so much. >> keep >> it is i posted as you learn any more information. all

. >> inside his south florida home. police say his health does his death, rather does not involve foul play. he was only 35 years old. >> don't like oh, don't let go. >> dramatic scene here caught on camera. sonoma county sheriff's deputies rescued a man who they say was clinging to the side of a cliff after falling last night. this is near battery alexander in the golden gate, national recreation area around 7.30, last night. marin county authorities say fell about 50 to 60 feet. helicopters able to spot him and send a line down to hoist him up. no word tonight on his condition. >> another setback for storm battered section of highway one along the central landslides closed another portion of the historic roadway between big sur and carmel by the sea. a nearly one and a half mile portion of the southbound lane just crumbled into the sea on saturday trapping about 2000 tourists in the area. caltrans says the daily convoys will lead essential travelers through the closed area from 8 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon.

. >> reporter: the number of people moving to south florida has created a housing crunch. some native floridians are unable to keep up with the rising prices. you're here. >> i'm here, yes. >> reporter: but for lopez prices here are a deal compared to new york. for nearly the same cost she got an apartment three times the size of the one she had in manhattan, plus there's a wrap-around deck. >> i'm trying something different and if miami's not it, i know i have new york. i can always go back. >> reporter: for now she's calling florida home. >> other top growth states include idaho, washington, arizona, colorado, and virginia. to make its list, u-haul calculates the number of one-way trips of its trucks to and from each state, but that does not account for other rental companies or when people hire a moving company. coming up, the parking crackdown going into people's driveways, why some people say their neighbor's cars are a hazard. >>> plus one bay area lawmaker wants to make it easier to buy concert tickets, how she is going after ticketmaster. >>> speaking of prices, yo

. >> now to south florida and a deadly crane collapse. we're hearing from witnesses and victims. here's abc's derrick dennis this morning. >> harrowing accounts of the moment this high rise crane came crashing down onto a bridge in fort lauderdale, crushing one car and hitting another. mark simpson was inside that tesla. >> it hit the front of my car. it was like slow motion. i couldn't believe that i was still alive. we were driving to the museum, so the construction was to the right. >> on the right, we saw this, crane. >> becker says she was just seconds from being in the path of the collapse in the car with her young daughter. she says she saw the crane sway, then fall. >> and it was kind of like in a horror movie, you know, because you don't understand how heavy it is until it reaches the ground. and in this case, it reached the car. and, it was very scary and very, surreal. >> a construction worker who fell with the crane was killed. three people on the ground suffered minor injuries. at the time, officials say the operator was in the process of hoisting a piece of the cran

. >> there's a 2013 study that was done by the university of south florida that found that psilocybin stimulates neurogenesis, the growth and repair brain cells in thepat hippocampus, which is the part of the brain that deals with emotion brain tals with an. >> and so folks who aretr in controlled settings, in medicalolle environments are with these drugs, they're actually seeing amazing results. >> i think ing amazing resu warning here is don't just go do them randomly on the weekend go finds a medical professional who's trained in this. >> get tha tt therapy you needts prior to taking these drugs. they're taking this medicineh ma and then take it with medicall supervision and the support of a medical setting. >> and if you do that, the benefits of it cant can ac actually be rewarding the studies from the university of south florida. there are studies from johns sts from j studiess in recent ss that show the benefits of these drugs are the same as marijuana. >>juana, ain tim at one point iw thought it was the worst drug in the world, and we find out that there's actually a lot of ben

and when you're in south florida, it's like miami beach, you can seal off the whole area. closing a couple of causeways, you kind of know that area. so miami beach was a much better site the democrats after johnson withdrew, actually wanted a switch to miami beach so they would both there. but i think johnson felt he committed to his friend, mayor richard daley. chicago, that was when the site was selected, it it was intended to coronate johnson for another nomination. and johnson thought to be too disruptive to change a convention. so in miami beach is nominated again the only candidate in the race on both sides who goes all the way except the california primary. but from the snows of new hampshire, all the way to to election day in november and he chooses and his running mate, that was at the time controversial and people question nixon he chooses maryland governor spiro agnew who only a few years had been a county commissioner in maryland and been governor for a couple of years. but actually, you know, in hindsight, it was a it was a good choice. and i'll tell you why.

firing of more than 60 plus staffers at the r and c and plans to move some of the operations to south florida. they must have done something right because the republican national committee is celebrated the largest fun right.

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. >>> next tonight, a frightening sight for beach goers in south florida. off key biscayne on saturday afternoon. the pilot had reported engine trouble. help arrived within minutes. florida fish and wildlife personnel rescued the pilot who was the only one on board and who suffered minor injuries. >>> and if you bought groceries at walmart, the retail giant might owe you cash. walmart has agreed to pay $45 million to settle a class action lawsuit claiming it overcharged some customers for certain groceries bought in store. that's from october of 2018 to january of this year. customers could be eligible to receive up to $500 if they kept receipts or $10 to $25 without them. walmart denied the allegations but told abc news we believe a settlement is in the best interest of both parties. >>> still ahead, someone is holding a powerball ticket worth more than a billion dollars. we'll tell you where it was sold. ♪ when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of rea

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florida. mr. scott of south carolina. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. domino. mr. sullivan. mr. chester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. >> the nays are 59,, the emotion is not agreed to, the motion made by the majority leader is on the point of order. senator from louisiana? >> i have a motion. i think my motion takes precedent. having heard senator schumer's allegations which in my judgment are specious about the constitutionality of these impeachment proceedings, we find ourselves in the awkward position because we are in an agreement -- impeachment proceedings and unable to discuss in public the merits of senator schumer's claimant at the same time, my democratic friends have refused to go into closed session so we cannot discuss. for that reason, i move we adorn this court of impeachment immediately. until 12:00 noon on tuesday, april 30th and ask -- >> is there a sufficient second? the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. barrasso? mr. bennet? ms. blackburn? m

scott of florida, mr. scott of south carolina, mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema ms. smith, ms. stabenow, mr. sullivan, mr. tester, mr. thune, mr. tillis, mr. tuberville, mr. van hollen, mr. vance, mr. warner, mr. warnock, ms. warren, mr. welch, mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young. chuck schumer's original point of order, the article one per alejandro mayorkas it's unconstitutional saying no high crimes or misdemeanors were alleged in that article. reminder that article about alejandro mayorkas to comply and systemically not upholding of the nation's immigration law. that's what is being voted on now if that is the same against article one of the impeachment against alejandro mayorkas on the two-partas impeachment and articles the previous votes that have been held to try to delay this trial were to defeat chuck schumer's point of order have all been defeated on partyline votes. we will see what happens in a few minutes. live c coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations]

firing of more than 60 plus staffers at the r and c, and plans to move some of the operations to south florida. and they must have done something right. because the republican national committee is celebrated the largest fundraising month in history with watley and laura trump raising $65000000.00. $50000000.00 just from one high dollar fundraiser. donald trump spoke about the mega $1000000.00 success. while at the event they wanted to contribute to make america great again, and that's where it's asked that you're going to make america great. again, everyone knows that the election is going to be in now a little more than 6 months, and it's going to be the most important i believe election we've ever had. i think it's going to go down is the most important date in the history of our country. that's november 5th will be the most important dates in the history of our country . it sounds like a great discussion for our panel. so let's bring in woodrow johnson g o strategist and ceo of revere, strategies, angelo juan carlos, the final countdown and ed martin, president of the phil shockley. eagles

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now the university of south florida has announced it's launching a new english cast devoted to studyf taylor swift. >> it's amazing to me, laura, late in the game, four other universities already beat them to the punch including harvard. i'm glad university southern florida is catching up. look, -- >> laura: we are out of time. [ inaudible ] and other black eye for the english degrees. see her tomorrow night. >> jesse: welcome to 'jesse

m plans to move some of the operations to south florida. and i must have done something right, because the republican national committee is celebrated the largest fundraising month in history with watley and laura trump raising $65000000.00. $50000000.00 just from one high dollar fundraiser. donald trump spoke about the mega $1000000.00 success, while at the event they want us to contribute to the cause of making america great again. and that's what's asked to do. we're going to make america great again. everyone knows that the election is going to be in now a little more than 6 months. and it's going to be the most important i believe election we've ever had. i think it's going to go down is the most important date in the history of our country. that's november 5th will be the most important dates in the history of our country. it sounds like a great discussion for our panels. let's bring in woodrow johnson. g o strategist and ceo of revere, strategies, angelo juan carlos, the final countdown and ed martin, president of the phyllis shop wi

and south florida, raymond wanting a new class devoted to the study of taylor swift. >> you know, it is amazing to me, laura, they are late in the game actually.un four whether universities already beat them to the pound including harvard. the university ofatch florida is catching up. but >> laura: we are out of time. we are out of time, repayment. >> a london pub. >> laura: raymond, thiothes is another black >> israel -- [chanting] >> free, free palestinian! >> carley: fox news alert, new chaos on college campuses across the country with police making dozenings of arrests at columbia and yale. harvard shutting doors to the public and learning at columbia will be hybrid for the remainder of the semester. lawmakers say the president of the college should step down for failing to keep students safe. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm carley shimkus. todd is live from yale's new haven, connecticut campus this morning. hi, todd. >> todd: carley, good morning, pretty calm scene right now. some police officers behind me getting ready for potentially what it to

at the end of the election date no clear winner emerged the outcomes in south carolina, florida, louisianar. both parties claim a victory in those states. republican-controlled returning boards would determine the official electoral votes. try to influence accounting of the votes they spoke to whom ever they could. they were doing whatever they had to do, they needed our votes they determine which votes to count could throw out votes if they deemed them fraudulent. returning boards and all three states argued fraud, intimidation and violence in certain districts invalidated votes. they threw out enough democratic votes for hayes to win the presidency. sounds criminal, sounds illegal. sounds like election interference. meanwhile i an organist range development added that to the uncertain mix. hayes won the state but want the republican electors jon w watts was also postmaster of the u.s. constitution for bids of federal officeholders from being elected. watts plan to resign from his position in order to be a republican elector the governor of oregon was a democrat disqualified watts instead

the speaker got the sound bite he was shopping for in south florida. >> it is not an easy situation fora good job, about as good as you are going to do. i'm sure that marjorie understands that. >> he is doing a good as job as he is going to do. that is not a ringing endorsement but mike johnson will take it nonetheless. this was a welcome into a turbulent week for the speaker. earlier in the week there were 19 republicans that voted against johnson to kill the authorization of a government surveillance law after trump voiced opposition on wednesday. the house was able to get it passed on saturday after making the law more favorable for trump if he is re-elected. i am joined by our national senior reporter on capitol hill. julie, let's start with you, what does the phrase, he's doing as good of a job as you are going to do. what does that actually mean? will that by mike johnson any greater degree of job security? >> that was his main goal in having the press conference. i'm glad that you framed it up that way, charles. even in the last couple of hours, i received an email from the campa

and south florida, raymond wanting a new class devoted to the study of taylor swift. >> you know, itate in the game actually.un four whether universities already beat them to the pound including harvard. the university ofatch florida is catching up. but >> laura: we are out of time. we are out of time, repayment. >> a london pub. >> laura: raymond, thiothes is another black >> israel --

help of big tech to censor social media posts they don't like the president also eliminated our south florida is not enforcing the laws of the country aiding and abetting in lawbreaking encouraging 10 million unbidden vetted joe biden illegal immigrants to the country many of whom break our laws many from her top geopolitical photos but donald trump is the threat to democracy i would say the threat at the border with people from iran and syria afghanistan and egypt in russia and china are probably a bigger threat to our democracy noticed the biased reporter didn't bring up any of these issues during the answer. just sat there in silence happily providing job item with a platform to smear trump outside of this network a few of america's abusively biased and corrupt reporters ever challenge joe biden or call them out for blatant lies and let them spend the entire 2020 election hiding in his basement and yesterday we got another big whopper take a look. >> i like other people in this audience was the first my family to go to college and watch my to struggle help me get there get all the kids the

the other will fail in dc timewise, south florida, we know that fani willis, your -- lanny davis is aaster in atlanta. it is the weakest of all the cases, it is bogus, it is illegitimate, and that's both from a legal perspective and a rational, reasonable man or woman standard. so i hope that trump will get a jury that is willing to actually look at all of this and realize this is unprecedented in 240 years. >>> if you want to have a jury, out rather have a jury of 150 million voters than 12 people in new york city trying to judge donald trump. wanted 50 million people judge, not 12. this is a sham, everybody knows it. >> jesse: well said, everybody go watch runaway jury tonight. [ laughter ] thank you so much. >> appreciated just, thank you. >> jesse: johnny goes to fort myers beach. >> what's going on with all the trump trials connects one no reason at all, it's not okay. >> what's even on trial for? >> no [ bleep ] clue is lack we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're not talking about practice? no. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about ca