mayor actividad de lluvia recae sobre el cuadrante noreste, por consiguiente, tampa y jacksonville, tallahasseerolina del sur y carolina del norte, la situación de inundaciones pudiera ser significativa . >> cuando hablmaos de 8 pulgadas de lluvia cuánta agua es esa? 14 mil galones de agua que pudierna caer en una residencia, por consiguiente, hablamos que las inundaciones pudieran ser inminentes en esas localides, hay que resaltar que esta noche se pueden desarrollar pequeños tornados en la oscuridad donde las personas deben estar alertas. >> mucho cuidado con eso, muchas gracias . >> buenas noches . >> también las lluvias han causado estragos en ciudad de méxico, el aguacero inundó calles en tres municipios del estado de méxico, un hospital también quedó sumergido en agua, lo que obligó a evacuar a pacientes y bebés . >> familiares no sabían dónde habían sido trasladadas las personas. >> no sé, no dicen nada desde ayer, bueno, desde ayer que venimos nos dieron un número . >> las inundaciones causaron la muerte de una persona, daños en más de 400 casas . >> (música) (música) los desaparecidos

que esté cercano a la megalópolis, mire los acumulados de 4 a 6 pulgada de lluvias de naples, a tallahassee 20 a 40% , los vientos deberían estar mayormente sobre el mar y la florida recibir actividad de lluvia principalmente. >> muchas gracias por la información . >> claro que sí gracias . >> en el noroeste del país, el contraste, temperaturas de tres dígitos en la región por tercer día consecutivo, calor inédito que provoca muertes y deja a hospitales al límite, francisco fajardo con la información . >> la ola de calor en el noroeste del país golpeó como nunca estados de oregón y washington, 118 personas han perdidla vida, víctimas de las temperaturas que a finales de junio impusieron rords de 116 grados en portland y 108 en seattle. >> a muchos les afecta que se acabaron aires acondicionados. >> según el diario the wall street journal en oregón las salas de emergencia se inundaron y las ambulancias no eran suficientes. >> pedimos que se cuiden, que se tomen su breack . >> quienes laboran en el sol son los preocupan porque la gobernadora de oregón aseguró que la ola de calor récord de la

business and sports team providing financial support and yes government officials from miami to tallahasseeprovide aid and comfort. but sadly these days were also reminded that there are some people that will always do their best to exploit a tragedy to political ends and how shaming is it that is so often journalist who on the base of no evidence are reporting would use human suffering to promote their causes. there is an example this week when one washington post reporter tweeted that fema federal emergency management agency might've been able to save more lives if it had been deployed earlier, but she said ron desantis the republican governor of florida delayed asking fema for four days. this turned out to be completely false. officials, democratic and republican rushed to explain the resources been used were already on the ground in miami-dade, those are nothing more than could've or should've been done. but of course it was too juicy of an opportunity for the media to take a shot at one of the favorite targets of republican in one particular who is the subject of endless attacks over t

. >> elsa came ashore this morning in taylor county, florida, southeast of tallahassee. and so far there's been no reports of major damage or any storm related deaths. governor ron desantis said while the storm has drenched some communities could have been much worse and warned residents of the dangers that still exist with downed power lines which in the public to be careful during the cleanup. if you have lost power, please do not use generators indoors. >> we ask you to use caution when lighting your homes with candles. if you continue to have power outages. >> that was kareen wynter reporting. governor desantis declared states of emergency in several counties ahead of the storm. president biden also signed off on a federal emergency declaration. now for the very latest on tropical storm elsa. let's head over to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. yeah, also weakened, just slightly before making landfall, make it a tropical storm. nonetheless, very serious storm as it continues rolling not just through florida but now it's going to impact the entire eastern seabo

. >> also came ashore this morning in taylor county, florida, southeast of tallahassee and so far there's reports of major damage or any storm related deaths. governor ron desantis said while the storm has drenched some communities could have been much worse and warned residents of the dangers that still exist with downed power lines which in the public to be careful during the cleanup. if you've lost power, please do not use generators indoors. >> we ask you to use caution when lighting your homes with candles. if you continue to have power outages. >> that was kareen wynter reporting for us. florida governor ron desantis declared states of emergency in several counties ahead of the storm. president biden also signed off on a federal emergency declaration to meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about or she stands yet because also has come on. shore doesn't mean else is done with us yet. we've got a long way to go. it's going to be moving fast, though it's going to be sliding up the eastern seaboard. but. folks here. they're getting pounded by we can just before coming on shore bec

host: on the line for republicans, this is a joseph out of tallahassee, florida. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you today? host: doing well. go ahead. caller: basically, i really enjoyed c-span because you get to see the news and interviews live in person. i have been listening to everything and what everybody is saying. it's like everybody wants what they want and they want it now. i'm just as human as anybody else but i know that will not work. it reminds me of the story when i was a child and i read it to my children and grandchildren at bedtime, the story about goldilocks and the three bears. goldilocks stumbled into this little cottage, the bears were gone, and she went ahead and looked the chair was either too hard or too soft but the baby chair was just right for her. the porridge was either too hot or too cold -- host: i think we all are never -- i think. -- i think we all remember the story. caller: the thing about it is, everybody is living in that goldilocks mentality, i want what i want and i don't want anything to be too hard and i don't want anything

landfall with pounding rain and sustained winds of 65 miles per hour in taylor county just south of tallahassee where roads were overrun by water. and near jacksonville, a tornado touched down. this is the storm surge officials are warning about. >> there are reports of flooded roads and trees down, and there have been reports of debris falling on people's homes. >> reporter: overnight intense bands of rain and gusting winds churned up the florida coast for hours leaving tens of thousands of floridians without power. >> there are more than 10,000 restoration personnel prepared to respond to these outages as soon as it is safe to do so. >> reporter: off key west, the coast guard and a good samaritan rescued 13 people during the storm after a vessel traveling from cuba capsized. nine are still missing. now the storm is barreling up the east coast into georgia where watches and warnings are now in effect. >> every one in this neighborhood is prepared because around 6:30 p.m., there was no car driving. there was nobody outside. everybody took this very serious after the last storm. >> reporter: flo

in the united states, the concept did not drop from the sky with tallahassee coach article in the atlantic magazine, the case ration for even recently with nicole, hannah jones and her 161900 project that talked about reparations in the new york time separation for a long standing issue of international law, which the united states is actually participated in from the time of the end of the flaming period. reparations were embed paid in the united states. they just weren't paying the black folks, they were paying them really late owners for the last example. you know, i was jumping on that because you're absolutely right. and that's what i'm saying. it's been going on for a very long time. we're just naming it different things. know and what is ok if people come to the movement at different times, it's ok. we welcome everybody. some big tense. all are welcome and all has a lot. all people have have a plea, but yes, those who are paid were not our people. and therefore we are pressing for company. but i'm not part of a development plan in the case of the carrier be. so i guess i have a ques

like it's going to make landfall a little bit further up the coast, from tampa, halfway between tallahassee and gainesville, the point at which it makes landfall. still is a strong tropical storm, then it's going to quickly lose intensity and race off to the northeast. still bringing a ton of rain to the carolinas and eastern seaboard. there is potential for tornadoes with any landfalling tropical system, as well. our weather a whole lot more dreadful than that. we're looking at the fog, as we look to the west from the mark hopkins hotel. temperature stands at 61 degrees and the camera shaken around a little bit with a decent breeze out there this evening. that's going to be the case once again tomorrow. mid-60s right now in oakland. otherwise temperatures, 6 to 7 degrees in santa rosa, 70 to around 80 degrees further inland. 80 exactly right now in livermore and in concord. those winds are going to calm down somewhat as we head through this evening, but it's still going to be a noticeable breeze through the overnight hours and tomorrow does look at it could be windier than the conditions w

>> we are very divided in leon county, in tallahassee, in the shadow that capitol building but we believels opened to give every parent a choice that is right for their child. someone called out by sheriff's deputies, another woman threatened to be removed but we wanted to give our parents the option and if we wanted to go back to mask mandate, leaving one group of parents out saying we will not give the option without a mask and we are optional. i don't think the discussion is over for us. what the cdc recommends and what the governor mandates, this is not the end of the road but we are mask optional. todd: are you seeing a similar situation in florida? is this an issue breaking on party lines or do you see bipartisan support? >> it has become a political issue in haywood county. we had a meeting last tuesday, the majority of parents, a choice of masking or not masking, and empower parents to make that decision. will: you presumably have education phd or a higher degree. how vital is it parents and not the government decide what is best for their children. >> two things i always try to r

it's also the main reason a lot of people today know the names like tallahassee jones but notwithstanding the fact he is really written around those folks may be all of them combined but also for his an analysis i think it is unmatched. they remained much better known and that is one of the reasons i want to the book. >> was anything surprising in your research? will to get them to cooperate with me and writing this book for a long time as well. not too much surprised me. this is someone who didn't graduate from college until the age of 28. he didn't write the first book until he was 40 and when you think about how prolific he has been, it is quite amazing. a late start in terms of his career. >> let's go throughh his beginnings. we are talking about thomas soul in my opinion one of the greatest thinkers period, not just one of the greatest economists, but one of the greatest social thinkers and courageous you have to be both by the way in the last half-century. by the way, before we go to -- i want to go to his childhood for a moment. but it is fair i think for me to say he is not at all

tireless effort to find the 94 missing continues while across the state millions across tampa and tallahasseeidians to simply be safe and use common sense. i just hope that if this is your first rodeo just please heed the warnings about handling power outages and handling some of the issues with your yard or with your debris. >> right now, there are a mix of storm surge warnings and tropical storm watches just an hour after the storm's landfall and elsa could be a major problem for millions more from georgia all of the way up to new york city throughout the week. also in new jersey, former president trump's political grievance tour continues with the announcement moments ago o

tallahassee the senate has, on the subject of what we sent over two months ago to the senate, i'm verywe're hearing that they may be taking up that legislation today finally. it's not what we sent, it is certainly not what we need, but it is a good step forward. we're eager to see what will traps pyre. there are certain things we wanted to have a bonus for our workers here that are not -- but when we see what they actually pass we can talk about what we feed to do along the way, but we do, it is long overdue, months overdue, hundreds of billions of dollars under funded but none the less i think the actions yesterday by our law enforcement officers and their appeal to get something done as soon as possible is perhaps even jarred the senate to move in a bipartisan way to pass this legislation. so we look forward to seeing what they do and hopefully taking up that legislation this week. it doesn't mean that we're finished, it does mean that we are -- that we can't wait another day until we -- the strength in our capital. the actual physical capital. as soon as we can we can come to a time

tallahassee codes has had a huge influence both on our culture and on me.in a argue with him a lot in my head and even into print. we both came out of it i felt we treated each other with respect and found a way to have a serious argument without drawing blood. so he is one certainly. there may be some on the right. because i find there is a never trump republican i am more drawn to that i know i disagree with completely about taxes and the welfare state and social democracy that i admire and would be willing to go against the tribe. and yet stand up for values that go beyond this political partisanship that i call liberal values so that group of people like peter the writer for the atlantic a george w. bush white house aide and evangelical christian and in every way different from me but yet i always read him because i think he's doing something quite brave. adam, from the atlantic a younger writer a terrific writer and honest i don't agree with some of his ideas. but i always read him knowing he will play it straight and think hard and those are the quali

they have, you know, teams in tallahassee, of course, that track storms.e know that the national weather service is going to be here on the ground briefing search and rescue crews, but the search and rescue here is ongoing. jim? >> gosh, if that other building is already unstable, imagine the hurricane. rosa flores from surfside, thanks so much. >>> as coronavirus cases are spiking here in the u.s., the cdc director is warning that the delta variant could cause more illness and deaths, particularly in the southeast and midwest where vaccination rates are lower. up next, what you need to know as people get together for the holiday weekend. they told me you can't make a boombox fly. so i built a boomboxasaurus... with code! and we did it together in our live online coding class. at byju's! build your own world at byju's futureschool with live one-on-one coding classes taught by expert teachers. join our summer program at byju's future school dot com. book a free trial class today! [beeping] [ringing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you bring your best. we'll block the threats. ♪ cy

he couldn't wait to surprise her right there in the aisles of a grocery store in tallahassee, floridarmany. it's a very happy fourth of july for those families and we're so grateful for them. >>> our next high goes to a dream 60 years in the making for a lifelong new york yankee fan gwen goldman. in 1961, she was a 10-year-old girl who loved mickey mantle when she wrote to the team asking if she could be a bat girl. the general manager rejected her with this letter which reads, in a game dominated by men, a young lady such as yourself would feel out of place in a dugout. again, 1961. gwen held onto that note and six decades later her daughter sent it to the team's current general manager. cashman wrote a new letter inviting gwen to live out her childhood dream. on monday night, the 70-year-old retired teacher suited up in pinstripes to serve as an honorary bat girl. gwen got her own locker, she met the players, she sat in the dugout, through out the first pitch and even held her own press conference. >> it took my breath away. it's obviously taking my words away also. it was a thrill

rosa flores, cnn, tallahassee, florida. >>> local coronavirus cases rose for a fifth straight weekend at delta variant is being reported in eight additional countries. the w.h.o. says that covid cases worldwide were up by 8% last week, about 3.8 million new cases including a surge in asia largely attributed to the delta take variant. parts of europe are also seeing an uptick in cases but they want to make travel hassle free. "selma" kristie lu stout is in hong kong. talk us through the countries that are seeing a spike in infections and what they are trying to do to keep a lid on the delta variant. >> and fueled by the highly contagious delta variant as well as the low really of vaccination, we're seeing a covid horror story unfold including thailand. thailand today reported yet again a record number of coronavirus case, over 17,000 new cases. and it also reported a record high in the number of daily deaths due to covid-19. amid the surge of infection there, there is not enough beds. and authorities have resorted to turning a cargo warehouse at an airport in bangkok into a field hospi

tireless effort to find the 94 missing continues while across the state millions across tampa and tallahassee tracking tropical storm elsa. >> i ask floridians to simply be safe and use common sense. i just hope that if this is your first rodeo just please heed the warnings about handling power outages and handling some of the issues with your yard or with your debris. >> right now, there are a mix of storm surge warnings and tropical storm watches just an hour after the storm's landfall and elsa could be a major problem for millions more from georgia all of the way up to new york city throughout the week. also in new jersey, former president trump's political grievance tour continues with the announcement moments ago of a lawsuit against social media platforms banning the former president for his unrelenting false claims over the 2020 election and dangerous rhetoric ahead of the january 6th insurrection. >> and there is national disappointment with the decision to keep track superstar sha'carri richardson off of an olympic relay team running days after her suspension for a positive marijuana

. >> also came ashore this morning in taylor county, florida, southeast of tallahassee and so far there's reports of major damage or any storm related deaths. governor ron desantis said while the storm has drenched some communities could have been much worse and warned residents of the dangers that still exist with downed power lines which in the public to be careful during the cleanup. if you've lost power, please do not use generators indoors. >> we ask you to use caution when lighting your homes with candles. if you continue to have power outages. >> the kron 4 weather team has been tracking elsa all week for us. but we're as a joins us from the weather center with a look at where she's headed to next risa. that's right. she's already in georgia making her way out of florida with sustained winds at 45 miles per hour. there are tropical storm watches and warnings throughout the east coast coastline could see gusty winds, heavy rains and in addition to that possible tornadoes from now through friday. let's take a look at those heaviest rain bands with the heaviest downpours now over the

forecast, think about the keys where you can get 2 to 4 inches of rain but look all the way to tallahasseend even looking further north ward into georgia and the carolinas, you can still get several inches of rain. tropical rain is so efficient and comes down quickly and accumulates fast. urging to pay attention. >> ken graham, thank you for all you do. thank you for joining us on "new day." >>> coming up, former cosby koe star felicia apologizing for her support for bill cosby's release from prison. how are her latest comments landing at her al ma matter? >> richardson barred from the olympic games. is there a double standards when it comes to using marijuana? d. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® flowers are fighters. that's why the

he was taken to his hometown of tallahassee county, mississippi, 90 miles south of the city. this is what led to a strike of 1300 sanitation workers 11 days later. they wanted better wages, better -- they wanted to file for grievances such as pension, that her pay, better work uniforms and to be treated with a little bit more dignity. the city of memphis just inaugurated mayor henry loeb. he was adamantly against doing this. that is when the strike decided -- started to take place. approximately 1300 sanitation workers struck against their employer, the city of memphis. that is when the official strike began. the response to the memphis sanitation strike was that with resistance, it was met with oppression. it was not a very welcoming term for people who supported a strike at this time. february 23, this happened in downtown memphis. hundreds were arrested and hospitalized. this really does not see the type of violence that happens after dr. locke -- dr. martin the king junior returns on march 28, 1968. who he saw was the organizer of the sit in movement in the early part of

an assistant professor of mathematics at tallahassee community college in florida.rtant thing for us to understand. so tell us a little bit about why you were hesitant at first about the vaccine. >> thank you for having me. i was hesitant to get the vaccine due to just like every other -- a lot of americans, conspiracy theories, the fact that it came out so quickly and was it going to have any backlash once you have taken it? so i had some really big concerns about it and some fears about it. and so, it took me a while. i just wanted to wait to see what was going to happen after several persons had taken it. i just wanted to see because once you take the vaccine, you can't take it back. so, that's why i kind of waited. since i was teaching from home, i felt more protected. i could control my environment a little better. and who i was coming in contact with. but once i started thinking about it and praying about it, my family members were getting vaccinated, my mother and immediate family members, that kind of started to change my perspective on it. >> what about you

i've been working on tallahassee for a while and i saw an opportunity. they both seemed interested. was to make sure in coming to howard she didn't come at any lesser value as it would. sometimes that's the narrative as well. >> so, one other thing i want to discuss because i think this is also really important. as president of howard university and you were once medical faculty there, there have been massive changes in the forchubb of hbcus over the last six or seven years. applications are up, the quality of students are up. what do you think has been the catalyst for these kinds of changes that we've seen at premiere institutions like yours, like hampton, like morehouse. why are hbcus in this renaissance in the last six or seven years? >> a few things. one, i think we've been telling our story a lot better. the reality is we have consistently been supplying america with great talent, talent that has been influencing the country's prosperity. but we have not been taking credit for it. and i think that we've tried to change that narrative. and i think if you look at the current pre

before that she was executive vice president and provost of tallahassee community college in both of those position she played a key role in seeing students through this pandemic. look forward to your testimony we may begin your opening statement. >> thank you chair murray and members of the committee invited me to it appear before you today by appreciate the opportunity to provide testimony on the impact of the congressional group proved emergency relief fund bird this funds unable to continue their education just when their dreams of a college degree seem shattered by covid-19. also proved to be a powerful investment or covering growth of our county. my testimony was gross why the end of covid-19 does not mean the end need for financially does not end. there were not a you return to normal crew students in community colleges heard the needs may change but will not diminish, in fact the opposite is true. help meet these needs university of california system has not increased tuition for the last eight years. also 2019/20 the state of california awarded state grants for the uc system

while deployed in florida led a charge at the battle of natural bridge near tallahassee. perkins was seriously wounded. and as the official records put it quote unavoidably left in the hands of the enemy unquote. where he died? whether he died of his wounds or was executed by his confederate captors as unclear. it is clear that perkins had risked both his freedom and his life by moving with his regimen into the deepest reaches of confederate territory. now these stories again collectively demonstrate that while black union soldiers had much in common with their white counterparts black soldering was also in some key respects distinct all union soldiers left their families behind and risk wounds and death and imprisonment. but black union soldiers very journeys to the army were especially fraught and they're separations from family whom they so often had to leave behind an enemy territory or especially daunting. enslaved people flew fled in such a great numbers because they knew whatever the personal risks might be their collective withdrawal from slavery would undermine t

tallahassee, independent. go ahead. caller: good morning. how are you doing?lled, i am for guns, i think people should own guns. but i think people should be able to register guns and purchase liability insurance. if my gun is stolen or lost -- can you hear me? host: i am. caller: i have to be responsible for my gun. many of these guns on the street are actually stolen, someone breaking into someone's home. make sure there is a liability. everyone should have a registration, just like your automobile, just like insurance. if my gun harms a person, those persons have to bear all of the costs. i bear none. if somebody steals my gun or if my family members use it -- host: you are not one of those books were written about a federal database where the government knows all of the gun owners, where the guns are in this country? caller: that doesn't bother me. they can do the same thing for automobiles. every gun should have a serial number. if i kill someone, my gun should be able to allow that person to recover some damages caused by my efforts and actions. host: na

before that she was executive vice president, and provost of tallahassee community college, and in both of those positions, she has played a key role in seeing students through this pandemic. we are glad to have you with us. look forward to your testimony, and with that, we will begin with vice president colin morgan. you may begin your opening statement. >> thank you chair murray, ranking member burr, and members of the committee to appear before you today. i appreciate the opportunity to provide testimony on the significant impact of the congressionally approved higher emergency relief funds, notice her up. the funds enabled students to continue their education just when their dreams of a college degree seem shattered by covid-19. her funds also provided a powerful investment for the growth of our economy. my testimony will addressed why the end of covid-19 does not mean that the need for increased financial aid -- there will not be a return to normal for students in public universities and community colleges. the needs of students may change but they will not diminish, in fact the op

tallahassee pan contin taliban continues to apply pressure on the-began government. the threat from terrorist organizations will persist across the region. although al qaeda's appeal to jihadists waned, isis remains the prominent group, resurging a dozen groups globally. it is expanding its african presence and probably directing attacks in the west. the ethnically violated extremists organizations attract recruits and spread ideology online. the united states will also face increasely advanced, persist inteae takes from state and non-state actors. today, it reflects rapid technological change and adversarial challenges in every operating domain. i am committed to ensuring dia's position to meet the challenges by modernizing capabilities across the i.t. network, our foundational military and intelligence mission, and our technical collection architecture. i'm proud to lead dia and this workforce. thank you for the opportunity to testify. i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you, lieutenant general. now, we'll move on to the question portion. every mem

final thing i'll say before i head back and do more stops here and then i will be in eoc in tallahasseeall down the street and i was there early on and the amount of outpouring you've seen has grown exponentially and it was very moving. when i first went i knew some of the families, now i've met a lot more of them so i recognize these folks and i've heard stories about their lives and what they meant to family and friends, so it was really moving and you know, i look at that and it just, it's a such a range, you have people who lived a full life at age 90-plus, you have young kids, you have some of these younger adults in the prime of their life, have all of these opportunity ahead of them, you know, very, very special group of people. so it's -- you know, the community's come together and i think that's made it easier. i know the families really appreciate all the support, but it's tough. and it's really been, really been difficult to see. i'm going to be going to a service for one of the synagogues in aventura and they have some of their congregates living there and are missing. and u

. >> response efforts to make accessible to the general public.er tallahassee clear need for realtimedfire monitoring at the operational level to inform response. as an example, the national hurricane centers many models as dpie dance for tracking for hurricanes. forecast models very tremendously and structure, similar tools would combine a collection of wildfire models in realtime to provide an advantage for wildland fire and better inform the public. second, please support the evelopment of fire stimulation models that incorporate the built environment as a fuel. currently,rm wildfire models st at the built environment to better duststorm future threats to communities. trees andlo grasses burn very differently. support enablement for all suppression resources in realtime. wildfire management and suppression operations yut lite communicationac networks to tra resources, we need to develop a standardized system for accountability and tracking of resources and develop a schedule for integration of the system into the interagency environment. we need to improve the capacity for parti ea

host: tallahassee, florida, independent. caller: thank you for taking my phone call.ion i have for you two, the special counsel, do you think they should or they may call kevin mccarthy with a subpoena or to find out what happened on any were six whether he did call donald trump? -- on january 6 whether he did call donald trump? because supposedly he did call donald trump. to your point before, when people lose hope in their politicians, they try to find things that give them hope. trump gave a lot of people hope. he disappointed me and that is why i am an independent now. thank you for taking my time. but do you think kevin mccarthy should be called to learn what he did on the sixth? have a good day. guest: that is a good question. it is not our place as journalists to say whether a committee should or should not call someone to testify, but were kevin mccarthy called, he would be an important witness because he did have that conversation with president trump. they might have communicated multiple times a day. kevin mccarthy shared with some of his colleagues that it

that's why last weekend he went down to the mexico border, 1,000 miles away from tallahassee while floridarking for him. that's why he'll continue to politicize the pandemic and do things like sell anti-dr. fauci merch on his website and push this kind of legislation. this is getting in the business of a private company. it's ironic the people who claim to be against socialism love to push legislation that looks quite socialist. dave aaronberg thank you very much. and donny deutsch thank you as well. we'll be listening to your podcast. >>> willie? >> let's focus on coronavirus inside the hospitals right now. in new jersey where university hospital in newark will soon require all staff to be vaccinated. joining you now president and ceo of university hospital in new jersey. doctor, it's great to have you back this morning we spoke two days ago to mayor bill de blasio in new york city who's putting in a city wide rule if you work in a hospital you have to be vaccinated. your hospital taking that same step in newark, new jersey. explain the decision. >> thanks for having me. i think it's a ve

desde las calles de tallahassee bajo vigilancia de tormenta tropical , como vemos sigue lloviendo encir tornados, el viento se intensifica maÑana y podrÁ hacer que suba a nivel del mar hasta 4 pies en la zona de la bahÍa de tampa. en los acumulados de lluvia irÁ variando de 8 a 10 pulgadas en la zona del impacto, va a ir variando asÍ que lo tenemos que seguir minuto a minuto. maity: cambiando de tema les cuento que una falla tÉcnica roba el momento de gloria, pero esto no impide que impongan un nuevo rÉcord y gane por 14 vez el llamado cinturÓn de mostaza, el concurso de comer perros calientes que se celebra cada 4 de julio en nueva york. miren como se pone azul en el instante que rompe la marca el hombre de 37 aÑos que literalmente se devorÓ 76 perros calientes en 10 minutos, por esa increÍble capacidad sus amigos lo reconocen como "mandÍbula". s atcha: sÓlo de verlo me da indigestiÓn. maity: en el momento preciso—— satcha: es una tÉcnica, entrena durante todo el aÑo. alan: y estÁ delgado! [rÍe] felicidades, gana buen billete. satcha: vamos ahora con ustedes, chicos, tenemos los sig

mark in tallahassee, florida, a republican. your turn, mark. the last woman you had on there. it was seven people killed at the capitol on january 6. host: mark, she is not on the line anymore. all right. mark, you are confused by the television. can you mute it? caller: yes. host: go ahead with your reaction to the police officer'' testimony yesterday. caller: the democrats keep saying that seven people were killed that day and i want to know who they were. host: to the callers, you have to call -- you have to mute your television when you call in. it will get confusing for you. listen to your phone. a d.c. metropolitan police officer and what he told lawmakers about being physically assaulted on that day, jeannie rhee six. -- day, january 6. [video clip] >> i remember thinking there was a very good chance i would be torn apart or shot to death with my own weapon. i thought of my four daughters who might lose their dad. i remain grateful that no member of congress had to go through the violent assault that i experienced that day. during the as

pongo nÚmeros a las temperaturas, valores en los 98 en nueva orleans contrasta con 76 de tallahassee.tocarÁ ir con cuidado. raÚl: gracias, esos tres rÍgidos hay que cuidarse mucho. paty navidad tiene covid y aquÍ verÁ lo que estÁ diciendo sobre el virus y las vacunas. >> seguimos desde repÚblica americana dando el Último adiÓs a johnny ventura, hoy su hijo estarÁ con nosotros y en vivo recordaremos sus Últimos dÍas de vida. >> la mamÁ de chino miranda rovers se le denegÓ de la flaca y esta semana escucharemos todo lo que dijo. raÚl: salirse la senda de trÁfico puede ser muy peligroso, ya verÁs como termina un autobÚs en nueva york. >> quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica" donde tus dÍas comienzan con alegrÍa, en la informaciÓn que necesitas, la mejor energÍa, la sonrisa para ustedes. alan: aquÍ estamos en viernes tranquilos, relajados con esta imagen espectacular para todos ustedes recordando al maestro de maestros. lourdes: nuestro querido johnny ventura. alan: continuamos recordando a johnny ventura y les invito a que vean la Última entrevista que hizo 5 dÍas antes de morir, f

el miÉrcoles era un dÍas complicado en orlando, tallahassee, tenemos el paso de la tormenta tropicalea que cae ——— ademÁs tenemos la lluvia que cae del cielo. tampa, acumulados, que pueden llegar a las del 10,. antes de terminar en texas, tambiÉn estoy monitoreando las lluvias. fijaros cÓmo tenemos esas nubes pegadas a la costa, tendremos temperaturas en los 80°. allÍ nada que ver con elsa, observad los acumulados en de hasta 5 pulgadas, en el sur de san antonio hasta 10 pulgadas en la zona fronteriza con mÉxico. el panorama complicado, ya nivel nacional en el noreste tenemos ese temperaturas altas, subiendo a lo largo de la semana, y el calor intenso de mÁximas de 114 grados en las vegas. y esas tormentas que a partir de la tambiÉn puede afectar el Área triestatal. eso lo seguiremos en las redes, al igual que elsa. maÑana mÁs acÁ en "despierta amÉrica". francisca: gracias por ese compromiso de informarnos, de informar a toda nuestra gente, amigo. raÚl: siempre estamos en comunicaciÓn con nuestra gente, estoy haciendo un en vivo en la cuenta de instagram, la gente pregunta. de cuÁndo