so from south florida, which is pretty cool. and brian fitzpatrick, pennsylvania now today there are over 150 that are saying climate change is real and they want to do something about it. and most them, almost all of them have voted on policies to protect the and climate. that's a massive transition. the speaker of house kevin mccarthy, previous speaker of the who, obviously a rough ending. he he had climate change task force to decide what conservatives should do about it wasn't whether or not it was real so there's a lot of buy in from at a high level right now because of the that we've done and you know, when a sierra club member goes to a republican as you can probably attest to you know most likely that that person is less likely to vote for you no matter what you do on the environment because they tend to be more democrat leaning. what's really helpful about what we do, we're bringing, you know, independent right of center people to congress from all over america. those are their potential voters. and actually want to lis

recently i had the chance to sit with south florida voters of all political stripes. we discussed a wide variety of important issues in the election including abortion, the economy, gun safety, crime and change, disinformation and more. despite the conventional ti political punditry, florida may not be as red as some folks believe. there's a chance that voters could be surprised by the results tuesday night. our candid conversation offered a valuable inside look at what many may be thinking as they cast their votes for two radically different futures for our country. take a listen. as you sit here today why are you undecided about who to vote for? >> i have not done my due diligence figuring out why i want to vote for who. most of my information has come from social media. i know that can be skewed so i want to take my time to figure out who is actually the most beneficial for me and people who look like me. wh i am haitian so how will that affect family coming in or will we have to go back? >> what do you think about the fact that donald trump and j.d. vance have said

and globally as well. >> reporter: teams are also replicating sea hives in south florida and discussinghroughout the world. freeman's kind designs has more than 50 projects in the pipeline for next year. >> it's almost like a no-brainer to choose something that's more beautiful and has all of these environmental benefits. >> reporter: environmental benefits which could make thousands of miles of coastline in florida and across the country more resilient and better protected. manuel bojorquez, dania beach, florida. ♪ [mozart's eine kleine nachtmusik] ♪ [snap] [snap] [children's laugher] [snap] [four snaps] [snap and double snap] [snap] [snap] [music ends] ever lose your keys? is that normal aging? dementia? or something else? fear often stops us from asking for a simple check-up from the neck up. knowing your numbers: blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol are common. but your cognitive numbers are also important. request our free guide. it's filled with tips for better brain health, facts about dementia, and much more. go to 1800dementia.org or call 1-800-dementia. your brain will

florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. mssinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mal 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 clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- baldwin, bennet, blumenthal, book,brown, butler, carper, casey, as soon as, cortez mao, duckworth, dur businesspeople, hassan, heinrich, helmy, hickenlooper, hirono, kelly, king, klobuchar, lujan, markey, merkley, murphy, murray, padilla, peters, reed, rosen, sanders, schatz, shaheen, smith, stabenow, warner, warren, welch, and whitehouse. senators voting in the negative -- barrasso, blackburn, boozman, capito, collins, cotton, fischer, graham, grassley, hawley, hyde-smith, johnson, kennedy, lankford, lee, lummis, murkowski, scott of florida, con scott of south carolina, sullivan, thune, tuberville, and wicker. mr. wyden, aye. mrs. gillibrand, aye. mr. risch, no. mr. young, no. the clerk: mr. warnock, aye. ms. cantwell, aye. mr. mcconnell, no. the clerk: mr. cruz,

a south florida man -- >> florida man. >> how do you blend in basically. >> a south florida man was seeminglyat. bridgette matter has more. >> back up, back up, back up. >> reporter: a dramatic takedown a short man with blue hair, he matches the description of the suspect in a horrific stabbing from tuesday night off southwest eighth street in west miami dade. he was spotted by patrons in the plaza who alerted us. >> excuse me, sir. >> reporter: we along with others ran after him and called 911. >> hi, we're here at this plaza where a stabbing took place yesterday, and -- . >> reporter: miami dade police quickly swooped in. >> lay down on the ground. >> reporter: i asked him about last night's stabbing. sir, did you stab that man last night? did you stab that man last night? >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> back up, back up. >> reporter: the man was put into the back of a police car for questioning. this all began when two men got into a fight after one was harassing a waitress tuesday night. >> the subject was harassing one of the employees within the business. >> reporter: that fight

as you say, conservative activists are descending on this part of south florida for this part of southinvestors summit. it's going on behind closed doors at the mar—a—lago resort, donald trump's florida home. it's become a mission control for its transition team. as you mentioned, among those people expected to attend, javier milei, the argentinian president who has been expressing his pleasure that donald trump was elected to the elite mount —— white house. it will be the first meeting that donald trump has had with a foreign leader since last week's election result. a huge amount of discussion about the people that donald trump has picked. a few of them particularly controversial. what are you hearing about those pics in florida? that's very much a trump stronghold. yes, quite a few of those pics from florida, too. people are talking about a florida wave heading towards washington, dc. i think that particularly the appointment or the selection of matt gaetz, he has to go through process, of course, has raised some eyebrows and criticism as you have been reflecting. those around here

florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. nema. ms. smh. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. waer. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mrwyden. mr. young. the presiding officer: senators voting in the affirmative -- baldwin, bennet, blumenthal, brown, butler, cantwell, carper, cay, cortez masto, duckworth, durbin, hassan, heinrich, helmy, hickenlooper, hirono, kaine, kelly, king, klobuchar, lujan, merkley, murphy, murray, padilla, peters, reed, rosen, schatz, schumer, shaheen, smith, stabow, warner, warren, welch, whitehouse, wyden. senato voting in the negative -- boozman, britt, budd, capito, daines, fischer, graham cruz, grassley, hoeven, hyde-smith, johnson, kennedy, lankford, mcconnell, moran, mullin, ricketts, risch,rounds, schmitt, scott of south carolina sullivan, tillis, wicker. mr.cramer, no. mr. barrasso, no. . thune, n mr. warnock, aye. the clerk: mr. lee, no. ms. murkowski, no. the clerk: mr. ossoff, aye. mr. cornyn, no. mr. booker, aye. the clerk: mrs. gilli

throughout south florida and central florida. it's really been incredible to see. 50 years in prison and now they are out and serving their community. thank about all of the children we have who don't get to spend their things giving with their dads, we are going to those families and bringing them gifts and send them turkeys. we distribute 250 degrees the other day so it's truly been a blessing it was 250 turkeys -- to see what they've done. so they keep me going, they inspire me i'm passionate about it. took my first trip to prison win i was just seven years old he left an impact on me so our lacework in my life's work is to help men that are inside our prisons and jails going through these families especially on days like things giving when they'd have to do with the reality of their father being incarcerated. >> yeah, i think it's beautifully said and that so much more than food and thanksgiving. the men in these photos from florida have the biggest smiles on their face. you can see the gratitude they have for just being a part of this. incredible photos thank

. >> you bring so people understand that the cuban american he was south florida he participate january insurrection. there's a videos of him storming the capitol per there's videos of him inside the capitol there's a violent videos of him making violentmo remarks and soe moments you can see him underneath the dome calling for nancy pelosi. screaming things like this is our house. and so i met him about a year after generally six insurrection. one of the things he kept justifying to me and two other outlets was this idea that because his name, because he spoke spanish, because he came from cuban america it was cuban roots that would mean there is no weight someone like him could be a white supremacist, not extremist. i think that kind of mindset is very common around us. because we can sort of claim when we want to and also claim our direct line to spain and to the spanish colony because we get to doe both. we get to hide under the guise of being hispanic. we got to hide the racism and realize racism, we look hispanic with clay being in w the minoriy when we want too. i always want to b

[multiple speakers] >> you bring a lot in garcia, he is a cuban-american, he lives in south florida andabriele garcia participated in the january 6 insurrection. there's videos of him storming the capitol, there's violent videos of him making violent remarks and in some moments calling for nancy pelosi screaming things like "this is our house "! i met gabriele garcia and about a year after the january 6 insurrection. one of the things that he kept justifying to me and other outlets was this idea that because his name was gabriele garcia because he spoke spanish, because he came from cuban-american roots and from hispanic groups, that that would mean there is no way that someone like him could be a white supremacist. i think that kind of mindset is very common around us. because we can sort of claim our grounds and direct line to spain and the spanish colonizers because we get to sort toof do both we get to hid under the guise of being hispanic we get zeto hide from the racism and internalized racism under the guise of we are hispanic we can claim being minority when we want to. that is

i don't know why i never go but i love it and i always say i will never live in south florida if i didn't and i live near water, and i do leave my doors open a lot and i get the breeze, but i don't go to the beach. i barely even go in my swimming pool but i know it's there. >> okay i'm rahel solomon in new york and this is cnn hey, with priceline vip family, you can unlock deals five times faster. >> you don't even have to be an actual family. >> oh, i'd be the dad i'm the dad. >> hey, physically, it's clear that i'm the dad. >> okay, so which dad is paying your dad a happy price priceline at bombay's sweet dream of comfort and softness which is why we make the best socks and slippers in the history of feet visit bonobos.com and shop our big holiday sale. >> doctors recommend kohl's stool softener for gentle, dependable relief from constipation. it's so gentle doctors even recommended during pregnancy and after surgery. kohl's increases water in the stool, making it softer so it's easier to go. no harsh laxatives, cramping or straining. >> kohl's we're unboxing unbeatable values for your

dan also served as a federal in south florida for nearly a decade where he handled some of south florida's significant cases before moving to d.c. to lead the u.s. senate's permanent subcommittee on investigations. it's to be longer than anything. let's give dan let's give dan a round of applause. everybody. him anyway. thank you. all right. i it's the introduction is longer than remarks. you know, something's gone wrong. welcome to the 470th edition of the miami book fair, it's been around actually for over 40 years. that's pretty incredible, because nothing around here last more 40 years. so let's hear it for mitchell kaplan and all the people that do all the great work here. so today you've got amazing panel and an amazing book about mental illness, mental health. i do want to recognize someone in the audience, judge steve, one of the great voices of our community where you judge stand, stand up judge steve life and really an amazing voice in this issue. so when you read this and you need to you need to buy it, then read it, don't read it, then buy it. okay? buy it and read it. you're g

thanks. >> host: that was carmen in south florida. this is a florida sun sentinel, and editorial published. this is from matt gaetz, former district. says of this, it seems highly doubtful a senate majority would confirm dates, but the depth of one's contempt for our vital national law enforcement apparatus and his determination to use it as a blunt instrument to seek revenge on his opponents. gaetz, 42, is a provocateur who is good at delivering rhetorical red meat on the maga speaking circuit, , and trump puts a premium on performative skills. gaetz has long been a caustic critic of the justice department that was investigating him. that's from the florida sun sentinel, and editorial. anjo on republican line in georgia, good morning. >> caller: i've been calling c-span for over 30 years. love your network. joel do a super job. i did want that my county with 81% trump as did most north georgia counties, and i think that i've told a conference trump. you'll he won an overwhelming landslide. i think gaetz ought to approved. i don't thi

not just here in south florida but globally.and what we are doing. >> kevin: i can't thank you enough because i know personally my family circumstance growing up, we did not have an awful lot, there were times where we were hungry. we had i think a bowl of rice and maybe i don't know some sausage in the refrigerator. no food. charities helped us out when we were young and when we were poor and so when i hear stories like this, it touches me personally. very quickly i want to share, this is a foundation worker. it's a very quick sound bite. i want to share it for the folks at home and if we have time we will get your reaction on the other side. >> i want to hear a politician take this oath. we are talking about food prices on the holidays. the politicians need to talk about what they are actually going to do, how they are going to serve the community. my job is to write down boxes and pick up the trash. we need some more leaders in our nation that is willing to pick up the trash. >> kevin: we due indeed need more leaders who will

>>>>president elect donald trump enjoyed a black tie victory lap at his south florida golf club thursday night. >>>>we won the popular vote. oh, i love that. >>>>he also praised robert f kennedy jr his new pick for secretary of health and human services. >>>>there's no vaccine that is, you know, safe and effective. >>>>kennedy has a long record of criticizing vaccines and perpetuating false claims, including that vaccines cause autism. cbs news medical contributor doctor celine gounder addressed that on cbs mornings. >>>>vaccines, to be very clear, do not not cause autism the quote research that showed that claimed that vaccines cause autism had was rife with ethical issues was sloppy research. >>>>doctor gounder says an anti-vaccine approach has consequences for public health. thursday, the cdc and world health organization reported measles cases around the world surged by 20% last year. more than 100,000 people died, most of them young children. kennedy joins a list of cabinet picks who will test the new republican senate majority's loyalty to the president elect. senators are already

he specifically goes to south florida among a group of latinos. and that's where he launches, not even latino evangelicals. for trump, the evangelicals for trumpism campaign in 2020 starts in miami-dade county. so all this to say that, i think a lot of republicans is and trumpism as as well as the christian right has understood that in order to survive. no. as the rate of white evangelicals and white is declining in this country, they have to tap into latino. they have to do that in order to survive. and so here we go. and you start seeing these these spaces that were once safe, being politicized, folks like pastor. and we scouted out who you meant journey and being politicized by it by pastors and you know in different places in nevada and in arizona and in pennsylvania is i think that i think is is what's happening is sort of this this these two forces of of you know republicans understanding they have to campaign in these places and that they can exploit of the religious foundation that a lot of latinos carry in that that they can turn that sor

as you say, conservative activists are descending on this south florida for this investor summit, going closed doors at the mar-a-lago resort, donald trump's florida home, that has really become mission control for his transition team. as you mentioned, ong the people expected to attend, javier milei, the argentinian president, expressing his pleasure that donald trump was elected to the white house. if they meet, it will be the first in person meeting donald trump has had with a foreign leader since last we pose the election results. >> and obviously, as we been mentioning in the last couple of minutes, jessica, a huge amount of discussions about the people donald trump has picked, a few of them particularly controversial. what are you hearing about those picks in florida, which is very much a trump stronghold. jessica: yeah. a trump stronghold, and people talking but i florida wave heading toward washington, d.c. look, i think the nomination of matt gaetz has raised some eyebrows, indeed some criticism, as he has been reflecting. i think those around here who are loyal to donald trump

but she's in the south florida. plus, you'll see the move onto the story. resonates with those of thousands of, of the embassy of god. members, the new judge forced as it quit a job, so flood donate or her savings for the good of the church is community for each of those. so good news because they should the machine to the center of the the station to book shows us it's simple decision and to see the full charles function, the most them issue to a lot of the soldiers which submit to the is about 3 months up. so she'll be delighted plan us medicaid for the most on the laundry. the board members of america, the cost of loss was 2 ladies came across the 20th. allowed for sure. can you go so when you put it it goes in front of me is i think of a really good with that issue. but just like to go with a sheet in a so so semester go. if i, if i send over to the option that i'm the, the beauty of too much income then prime minister of ukraine was one of the calls influential friends in 04. and it's flashing some of them for

she's in middleton, south florida. flush all the onto the story resonates with those of thousands of all the embassy of god members, then you judge forced as a quit a job, so flood and donate all his savings for the good of the church is community for each of those sound good news because actually the ocean city is going to review the key diction daughter, which is a thumbs up at home, a bit simple industries. and she told me the full charlotte sponsored the most um issue to a lot of the solar eclipse to inventory the is about 3 months up. so she'll be delighted let us medicaid for the most on the laundry. the board of america off. that's most places to landscape surface and it's okay for me for sure. can you go so when you put it it goes in front of me is i think of the is that the issue of just like to go with a sheet in the so semester go. if i, if i send the introduction to the beauty of too much income, then prime minister of ukraine was the, one of the calls influential friends. the flooring, it's flashing. so there's some of them for a long number, long to resolve from the ear

the couple owned a successful tech support company and real estate in south florida. >> she came to americaand she built her own success here along with david. the two companies that they built together, while the company they built together was successful, sanÓ says that david and anna's 13 year marriage was falling apart and anna was looking to start over by moving to spain. she loved the culture in europe and especially in spain. >> anna moved into this apartment building in madrid and invited sanÓ to join her for a visit. >> we were talking about my visit, she was going to get lunch and she said she was feeling great and looking forward to my visit on the week after that. >> that would be the last time. sanÓ says she would hear anna's voice the next morning, sanÓ says she got a text that was completely out of character. >> the messages that came from her phone, it was something that was very strange and i didn't. i didn't recognize the writing. the behavior as this is something, something is wrong. >> this is a screenshot of the text. anna saying that she met someone on the street and h

south florida. yeah, yeah. and so anyway i'm i'm on miami vice but but there's a there's a guy i do i do spend a little time with this is guy who wrote a book, a guy named griffin who writes a really wonderful book called the year of dangerous days, which i argues that 1980 is the pivotal because you have mariel boatlift, the race riots and explosion of the cocaine trade in a very country a period of time, three massive shocks to the system that have the effect of creating a kind of vacuum. so as this relates to some of the themes you pick up 25 years later in the tipping point, you know, a quarter of a century ago, you introduced kind of three key concepts social epidemics. one of the key concepts in here and it's the first word of the subtitle is over stories, which is related to this idea local variances, local area variances. right. and this is described as the patterns behavior attract themselves places in ways that can sometimes surprise us. yeah. surprise generally has a positive connotation to it. but i

a nation the plague versus south florida. it's a 2 since i saw it in 2021 crime e and fishermen sounds at the alarm. the coast of lake save us was strewn with dead bugs. they'd come to crimea from odessa, where for several years, us programs have been studying the spread of pathogens among boats. at the do you think that the reason why they're asked make a huge screen, you should get diet. so i is name is your, what's the most of the consortia, you know, the man that they're willing at the end of this. and you might have asked me to go, he's good news for me. i live in a long as george will it still on me to come see ok. juvenile is the new mount. so it was that a multiple me deal. when you go to your company and to go and get disclosure. i spoke to who was supposed to call me, and i spoke with it's a companion dog which goes, i've got the was number, i'll get you scheduled that the titles in the last 2 bottles and you could only see we'll put or show up on a windows key i will next duty meant the word submit. those to open t

so i was in march to the south and both who wrote ton in south florida. the songs moved in massachusetts and very different it's veteran's day, the holiday honoring full members of us on the phone. and i bought it for donald trump. i knew when big i didn't think maybe that big, but i'm very happy we got back on track my father for more or 2 for our freedom and it was supposed to be and taken away with pamela. i don't know that she is about and what she would do, i think she would do, but um, obama and some other people would want her to do. we are spending so much money at the grocery store. it is absolutely absurd. every we things to keep going up and i would attribute that to the current president say, well, you know, lots of politicians problem with lots of things. i just hope and pray that we can feel for all the problems we have in, in our country right now. we have so many problems and so many divisions and so many people that really want to try to do bad things to us internally and externally. so i just hope that we can feel now the, the, despite t

cbs' cristian benavides has the very latest from trump transition headquarters in south florida. >> let'sg in donald trump, gop presidential nominee. >> reporter: fox news anchor pete hegseth, who interviewed president trump the saturday before election day has been nominated to be u.s. secretary of defense. hegseth is an army national guard veteran who did tours in iraq and afghanistan. trump also announced spacex and tesla founder elon musk and biotech entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy will lead a proposed new department of government efficiency. musk shared the idea last month with trump supporters at the president-elect's rally in new york city. >> your money is being wasted and the department of government efficiency is going to fix that. >> reporter: trump also chose the people he hopes will help keep his campaign promise to quickly end the war in gaza. tuesday he tapped mike huckabee to be his ambassador to israel, and real estate developer to be envoy to the middle east. it's likely they'll work with mark wasikowski who t. >> our border is a war zone. >> south dakota governor kristi no

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and we got the south louisiana, florida, mississippi will circle south carolina, west virginia all console. i mean, visa states that really was seen as probably say for public and ones me, ma harris is on track to secure 9 states that was seen as will i be democrat, vermont rhode island, illinois dunaway, maryland, new york, of course, massachusetts connect good new jersey. so a lot of the east coast shaping up to be has where as you can just see from the map south, a bit of the midwest. and then there's, when you going to north dakota moving on to wyoming, looking a bit more red and will look probably a bit more right in the coming hours if tradition is anything to go by. that means that the republican is ahead, nancy 100 and saw the 7 electoral votes bosses harris with 99, just repeat. so these are just projections at the moment on subject to change in the coming hours. and although it sounds terrible, really, that we're only 7 states that match the, an older southern states currently a great, which means that they are being counted or it's too close to close to. those are the ones we ne

. >> todd: south florida bracing for a possible tropical storm, making it's way through the caribbeanld strengthen into tropical storm sary this weekend. >> carley: janice dean is here. >> janice: some places need water and rain and others do not and we have this tropical system. november 30th is official end of hurricane season and sara will happen in next 12 to 24 hours. good news, it will interact with land, the latest moving across central american, yucatan peninsula and conditions will be more hostile and we won't be dealing with a hurricane. fingers crossed, many days ahead of us, going threw through the weekend we'll monitor this. gulf coast and florida, pay attention. conditi conditions not as favorable in the gulf of mexico, so i think cautiously optimistic this will not be a big deal. showers and thunderstorms for mid-atlantic. we need rainfall, we will not get it where we have active fires in new jersey, 50% contain ment and 75% contained in the cl cliff. area of low pressure coming off carolina coast line and it is going to bring rain for this region, as well as potential

that's not the case with tejanos in south texas and it's different with cubans in south florida, andk city. there's a constellation of experiences that resonate differently with political issues with immigration in particular. >> really instructive. thanks for joining us, i appreciate it. we'll be right back. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretched tight, so we are giving you a little extra help this season. $3.99 for a jennie-o 14 to 16 lb. turkey. when you spend $35. head to your neighborhood grocery outlet today because this offer is available only while supplies last. >>> what a day. that does it for us. for all of our colleagues across nbc news, thank you for staying up late. i will see you tomorrow. >>>

there's a brief bit in my book rich kaplan who owns books and books a great series of shops in south floridahe told me of joan diddy coming to his shop he was chatting with her while they were talking husband who is a famous writer in his own right walked around and took all of her books that were spine out so turn them to their face out. we'll call this a beautiful act of love. just this week my father-in-law walked in and did the same thing with my own books and probably sent me a photograph of it rightful place on the shelf which i appreciate. i would never do that or have done that. but i have seen people who have done such things. bookstores exert their own influence when we engage with the trusteder bookseller they tells to buy this book we often do shoppers are still at least twice as likely to leave with the book that they were not expecting to buy in a real bookstore like the one we are online. the internet retailers make note of who we are and where we live in wet or zip code is which electric toothbrushes we prefer. but our neighborhood bookstore remains an influencer. some shops

cristian benavides has the very latest on the nominations from trump transition headquarters in south floridas has learned president-elect donald trump is expected to name florida senator marco rubio as his nominee for secretary of state. rubio was elected to the senate in 2010 and ran against trump in the 2016 republican presidential primaries. this election he was passed over as vp pick but remained a loyalist on the campaign trail. >> the only way to make america wealthy and safe and strong again is to make donald j. trump our president again. >> reporter: tom has picked tom homan to be his so-called border czar. the position does not require senate confirmation, which would allow homan to start deporting undocumented immigrants on day one of trump's administration. homan has confirmed the u.s. military will play a role. >> we'll know who we're going to arrest, where we're most likely to find them based on numerous investigative processes. >> reporter: homan is trump's former acting director of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement and was the architect of trump's first policy that resu

there's more juice in south florida than there is in palm beach. >> about the way back they stopped onrner that's where attention. [ bleeps ] along. i you feel bad for the people who thought they really meant this stuff it has to be shocking they were told it was the end of the world and you hear people say we wish you luck a smooth transition and these people saying let's not do anything rash it's like you said somebody was hitler it doesn't get more rash than that. that's what i say. up next democrats leave twitter because they are bitter. >>> a story in five words. >>> twitter is dead says one person. the guardian wonders if then end is near for twitter as progressive users deactivate their accounts because they hate hell laud mosque into trump heading to blue sky. what you make of it is it over? >> we've heard so many times there's this thing wrong even before it was called twitter. everybody was saying this thing is going to last longer than that it's like a kat they keep thinking it's going to die but it keeps on living and i also feel like if you remember before elon a lot of th

prison for attempted murder it all began when i was investigating a notorious reptile dealer in south florida a guy showed up one day wanting to buy a venomous snake when he was leaving he said, check out what i just bought in the back of this guy's van was a snow leopard oh filmmaking is an unexpected career development for documentaries to try to draw attention to the world's accelerating rates of animal extinction extinction? oftentimes, there's no fanfare. every week we're losing something. we're losing a tropical fish we're losing some lizard. we're losing a frog. we're losing species biodiversity on our planet at an unprecedented rate. >> oh my god, y'all muddy. what did get a lot of fanfare was tiger king, which is credited with helping get the big cat public safety act passed by congress in 2022. >> chimps are my whole thing. >> you can shape them into being you goods. >> latest project for max. is chimp crazy which delves into all that can go wrong when you try to keep a chimpanzee as a pet, an animal that starts its life adorable. but quickly grows into a beast that can kill. >> par

we've had monkeys escape in south florida that established their communities here.heir behavior and they've been living here for 50 years in ft. lauderdale. a troop of monkeys. just not going to be able to catch them. >> i've heard stories of them running into a super market, grabbing food and running back out. >> the key thing is don't try to catch them. don't try to corner them. certainly don't try to feed them. and never think they're cute. they may appear cute but they're not. >> a pub sub might do the trick. thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. >> always a pleasure. take care. >> so we are following breaking news out of indiana. the jury there has reached a verdict in the double murder trial, a case that has attracted nationwide attention. these are live pictures outside the courthouse. we're going to take a quick break and break down everything we know about the case and where things stand with the jury in a few minutes. stay with us.

obviously he's a native of south florida. a fluent spanish speaker.lations in that part of the world will be very strong. he's also been very hard, appropriately on venezuela and the dictator there. i think also senator rubio is well known around the international circuit and i think will project a sense of international engagement. i for one am hoping he steps up and continues .. every day my patients do tell me how much they love medicare advantage. maybe they'll also remodel willie's kitchen. morning joe just a few moments away. moments away. ses like their prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, doctor's visits. with medicare advantage, they get more for less. and i found it's made a really big impact. meet the traveling trio. the thrill seeker. the soul searcher. and - ahoy! it's the explorer! each helping to protect their money with chase. woah, a lost card isn't keeping this thrill seeker down. lost her card, not the vibe. the soul searcher, is finding his identity, and helping to protect it. hey! oh yeah, the explorer! she's looking to di

the quake was apparently not felt in the capital of havana but shockwaves did reach south florida. >> of the 43 that escaped from self-care letter research facility have been returned unharmed. police say a sizable group of the remaining has been seen jumping back and forth all over the facility's fence. local residents are being asked to keep their doors and windows closed to prevent the from entering their homes. >>> he was president-elect donald trump, on sunday, spoke with the german chancellor. the subject? return to peace in europe. they exchanged views on the current challenges around the world. >> many are watching trump with some trepidation about what changes are in store when he takes office. despite trumps tough rhetoric toward ukraine we don't know if he will cut the first strings to kids. and in russia, many are celebrating his win. at home they will distract them from foreign policy. >> we have correspondence across the globe keeping tabs on this. nic robertson is here in london. first, let's head to beijing where marc stewart is standing by for us. mark, a number of is

watch party there tonight and former president sounding optimistic when he cast his ballot in south florida this morning. >> i feel very confident and we went in with a very big lead today and looks like republicans have shown up in force so we'll see how it turns out, but it seems that they have really shown up in force. reporter: vice president harris for her part said she voted by mail so no stops to a polling place for her. she did do interviews with radio stations though in each of the battleground states. harris at her rallies closing out her campaign refrained from mentioning trump and the campaign saying she wanted to focus on positivity and today she is talking about him. >> you got somebody that spends full-time talking about himself, his grievances, his plan for retribution. he would go into the oval office with his enemies list. i will go into the office with my to do list working on behalf of the american people. reporter: we've heard that message from her before and got all the call with the michigan secretary of state office and turnout has been strong today and was strong in

a 2-1 win, forcing a winner take all game three next saturday in south florida. look at the team owner there. arthur blake and his son josh. the best player in the world and best team packing in the first round of the playoffs. lots of action to come today. nfl sunday, got to get that roster set, so we can keep my hopes up, trying to finish decently. >> absolutely. and i was there for that atlanta united game. it made me feel a little bit better for the fact that my other team, arsenal, lost. i'm glad you didn't show those highlights. that would have single tear down the eye. >> good to see you. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> all right, that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom, for viewers in north america, cnn this morning is next. the rest of the world, it's connecting africa. it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of s

florida, louisiana and south carolina. those canvasing boards were controlled by republicans. and republicans were very worried that ang southern democrats, former confederates, white southerners would use violence to somehow alter the outcome or influence the counting of the votes. both parties realized that this was effectively a partizan operation, and so both parties would immediately sent armies of lawyers to these states where they could collect affidavits, they could file briefs, they could challenge returns that they viewed as suspect, where maybe there was some sort of fraud or suspicious activity going on. and the catch was that all of this had to be done, all of this vote counting had to be finished before the electoral college was required to meet on december sixth. so the election is november 7th. the electoral college meets on december 6th. and you have a lot of questions in each of tse three southern states. and it was clear there was a lot of fraud going on. we know for certain that white southerners use extensive violence and intimidation and effectively a cam

mccarthy thing would line up on the timeline, what role would happen overseas in south florida. lauren: 1 a gruesome assignment but he is handling it, and what donald trump is trying to do tackling government waste and overspending, two rich guys overseeing it but how to go about it is easier said than done. >> we are drinking hot tidies on a chilly day in dc. the department of government efficiency is hiring, they are soliciting resumes by direct message on that platform. people who are superhigh iq, small government revolutionaries. as heads of this new department, elon musk and vivek ramaswamy prosing changes in cuts to the federal government, he posted the new presidential commission goes after diversity, equity and inclusion roles, he says biden's hhs has gone wild on dei, efficient government has no place for dei gloat and elon musk suggested nongovernment organizations who receive money from the federal government may no longer be eligible. an interview with hannity last night, vivek ramaswamy said an easy way to cut excess spending would be, many are remote into the offi

it covers the map when you are talking about south florida, which i just want to bring up and i am notpeople back here because we are already, you know, i-95 is packed 24 hours a day. 85 degrees today. the low is going to be 63. no humidity. very few mosquitoes. just doesn't get any better. >> my husband and i say daily, we will be there soon. >> much love to you and your family. thank you. >> thank you. love you, bye. >> likewise. >>> coming up, we will talk with the aunt of a young woman still being held hostage by hamas. her message to america and israel to bring her home now. >>> first, the aftermath of the thanksgiving bomb threats against elected officials just right after some of trump's picks were targeted as well. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." my regards and love for ana cabrera, filling in for her today. r today. new alka-seltzer plus cold or flu fizzy chews. chew. fizz. feel better fast. no water needed. new alka-seltzer plus fizzychews. i've been worn by celebrities, athletes, and world leaders. but i've always felt most comfortable up here, with the folks tha

bank like we were doing about this time in 2016, we are watching the comings and goings at the south floridalub , given who gets a job is often determined by the last influence that donald trump heard from one person investments in their constantly since tuesday is not someone we expected to take a formal job inside the administration , but somewhat expected to have a lot of influence. i have a new report that not only was elon musk on the first call with ukrainian president volodomyr zelenskyy but joined other key calls donald trump has since he won tuesday night . elon musk has been present for conversation for donald trump has been mulling over staff positions, both instances showcasing how important elon musk could be during the incoming administration. sources have described donald trump as enamored with elon musk, if you listen to what he is saying publicly, something he has made quite clear himself. >> to me , every day is a good endorsement from elon musk, he is a character, a special guy, super genius. >> a super genius that is someone who was on the call for donald trump and zelens