so any changes that would come would have to come from tallahassee.ow, tallahassee, just sort of gave -- >> not from orange county -- >> not really from orange county. orange county's options are to try to find maybe some revenue from obviously selling water or -- back to disney or power back to disney. that's not going to cover 163 million, right? their only other card is property taxes which they would have to do across the board. so significant changes would have to come from tallahassee which is where all of this began at. so will tallahassee fix it? the implementation date is a year away. what has this done for the business climate? even if they undo this, why if you are a fortune 500 company thinking about investing somewhere, why would you come to a state that changed the regulatory instruction in a 72-hour time period. >> scott, i'm no psychologist, but i'm detecting in your occasional snickering, it's not that it's funny, it's almost like exs aasperation that i'm seeing from you? >> that's right. again, it's like, you can't make policy like t

. >> reporter: here in tallahassee, florida, dozens of protestors are gathered on the steps of the stateitol. >> they don't talk right, call them out. they don't vote right, call them out. >> reporter: they're hear as lawmakers begin a special session to approve a special map proposed by governor ron desantis, which reduces the number of districts in florida with mostly black voters, in what critics say diminishes black representation. >> i'm not only fighting for myself, but i'm fighting for the future of my children, my grandchildren. so that we will still have the right to vote. >> this is an attack on black representation! our concern is that this governor seems to have something against black people. >> reporter: the proposed redistricting in florida drastically alters two districts, held by black democrats, including the fifth district, an area that stretches between jacksonville and tallahassee that consist of predominantly black communities, which the governor called racially gerrymandered to benefit democrats. >> we are not going to have it divvied up based on the color of skin.

and my guess is that during those 14 months, remember, disney has 38 lobbyists in tallahassee. they're going to be working to put this kind of back together again orange county is going to be working to get off the hook. and so, i feel that by next july 1st of 2023, all of this will be behind us. >> dr. clark, that was excellent. thank you, i really appreciate it. >> thank you, mike. >> to be a disney lobbyist in tallahassee, that has to be like the epitome of job security these days, right? what are your thoughts? tweet knee at smerconish, go to my facebook, youtube page, i'll read during the course of the program. from the social media world. disney chose its political path and will now pay the consequences. well, i mean, to hear press sonnenfeld say it, what choice did they have, right? if there aren't guard rails for us as a society, then there's no environment in which to do business. i'm more of the opinion, we can have the argument about the merit of the law. i already told you my view about that. we can have a separate argument as to whether disney should have yielded t

cnn's diane gallagher is in tallahassee. a special session just started.ing it racist, authoritarian, unconstitutional and that's just what i can say on camera here. democrats say that this proposal from governor ron desantis would not only add more republican seats but it would diminish black representation in congress for the state of florida. there are currently five black members of congress from florida. four of them are democrats. this ma'am proposal would eliminate two of those seats. representative val demings' seats. the reason is he wanted a race neutral map that he felt adhered to the u.s. constitution. but democrats have that not only do they feel this would be in violation of the voting rights agent but also in violation of florida's own state constitution which mandates the protection of those minority districts. jake, it will likely pass out of this special session late this week. and then it will likely end up in court. >> and dieian, there is another big story going on in tallahassee. governor desantis is changing it to include a review of

extreme winds that could be over 70 miles an hour and the storms return tomorrow from tallahassee, floridaces like d.c., baltimore, new york. right at rush hour when a lot of people will be on the road ways. >> a good warning, thank you. >>> let's turn to the covid pandemic, the rise in cases of the ba-2 sub variant has extended the mask mandate on planes, trains and buses for an additional 15 days. let's get more from erol barnett. >> reporter: the cdc making it official, saying the travel mask mandate is extended 15 days. pushing it through to may 3rd. the ceo explains why he is pushing for requirement to end. >> i feel strongly that the mask mandate should be lifted. that individuals and our employees make their own decisions. >> reporter: but passengers speaking to cbs news have a different view. >> i feel safer flying and being in tight quarters with a lot of people with a mask. >> considering the numbers are going up, i think it's a very smart idea. >> reporter: a recent poll found 60% of americans support a travel mask extension. and the spread this month of the ba-2 sub variant of

andrea: esto ha sido horas antes de que los liquidadores re rezar a tallahassee.a su propios servicios pÚblicos como bomberos y policÍas. ademÁs tienes ventajas fiscales. el congreso de mayorÍa republicana voto a favor de otro proyecto de ley para someter a disney una ley estatal que permita desmontar a las grandes empresas por censura. el aÑo pasado disney ganÓ una extensiÓn ese proyecto de ley. todo es parte entre la batalla de disney y los republicanos por la ley que prohÍba que las escuelas en serie sobre orientaciÓn sexual e identidad de gÉnero. ... disney todavÍa no se ha pronunciado sobre esto. el director ejecutivo de la compaÑÍa anunciÓ que dejaran de hacer donaciones polÍticas en florida, despuÉs de dÉcadas de contribuir a los republicanos, incluidas el gobernador. borja: la pregunta que nos hacemos es si esta habrÍa pasado si el diestro ejecutivo no subirÁ pronunciado abiertamente sobre la ley? huele un poco a venganza. andrea: asÍ es. carolina: mÁs adelante, aquÍ, tenemos las polÉmicas imÁgenes de la vidente detenciÓn de un niÑo de 8 aÑos. le vamos a v

dianne gallagher is following all of this from tallahassee for us.yet what the real fallout could be if the governor signs this? >> so the governor will likely sign this because he's the one who put it on the call. he expanded this special session call for this specific bill. but here's the thing, kate. i don't know if anyone can actually tell you it's clear what's going to happen but even the bill authors could not answer those questions when asked on the floor this week. stripping disney of its special district status would inevitably, according to the way state law is written right now, shoulder much of its debt and expenses on the counties that disney occupies. according to testimony and comments from lawmakers this week here in tallahassee, we're talking about potentially adding $2,800 per household to property taxes just to deal with the debt that they would have to absorb. because disney runs this sort of special district that does everything. we're talking about its emergency services, its fire department. but also handled disney's debt. and

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dianne gallagher, cnn, tallahassee, florida. >>> in just a few hours, france's presidential candidatesbent president emmanuel macron was widening his lead over far right challenger marine le pen. voters will make their decision sunday. and melissa bell reports they're expected to decide with their wallets. >> reporter: a show of determination and dismay. on saturday, thousands of people took to the streets of france to call for a vote against the far right. but with little enthusiasm for the alternative. on sunday, voters will choose once again between emmanuel macron and marine le pen. in 2017, the globalist centrist newcomer had seen off the far right candidate, winning by a big margin after sweeping aside the traditional right and left. this time le pen has macron's record to attack and anger over inflation and the cost of living. >> translator: it's not just the cost of things, of goods, it's also employment. there are companies that are in trouble and may go bust. >> reporter: the far right candidate is hoping to tap into some of the rage that exploded on to the streets of france

. >> jason, you've been in tallahassee a lot longer.ey often say in those other states, in alabama, oklahoma, hey, look at the language in the florida bill. i think you've done a great job, jason, in tallahassee of explaining there's no real definitions of what's going on in this don't say gay bill. can you let our viewers know what's severely lacking that makes this bill unconstitutional. >> you and i were both prosecutors, state prosecutors in miami-dade county. the one thing you recall, you can't just make things up. >> that's right. >> and you have to be prepared. you can get in trouble in front of a judge in a courtroom if you're saying things that are not true and being very vague on things. this past session really cemented for me what my role is. democrats are in the minority, have been for a ng very long time. what i seek to do is lay a record, just because i can't escape the sort of divisive inindividual yous discrimination that laces through all these bills. republicans, especially in florida, hold the majority for so long, h

the fact we're going to go to tallahassee, waste our time, waste taxpayer money to hold a speciasession a special district away from disney all because you would to punish them while ignoring the fact we have bigger issues that we need to do, this is lackluster leadership at its best. as we continue to move forward, what we're seeing right now in florida is not just a culture war. it is racist tactics happening all across this country that republicans see they are in distress and they're going to great lengths to take power away from marginalized people, to take on marginalized people. why is that? because they see their power slipping away from them. what they're doing is dangerous and can have long-lasting effects on the state and in the country. amy: turning from voting rights to the other issue you addressed in florida that has been spreading to other states, florida passed the controversial law in april known as the "don't say gay" bill. it is classroom instruction on sexual read tatian or gender identity for children in kindergarten through third grade. the move is seen as another

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legislators in tallahassee, every one we talked about and asked, have you seen the video?of the speech will be but two's noticed down in your home state and a lot of democrats took notice and said, that's the way we have to go. will they be able to adopt it, stick to it, deliver it as well as she did, i don't know about that. they're like, what, michigan, i never heard about that thing. that was the shot heard around the world in democratic politics because they're all confronting this particular lie which is running in tandem with the big lie about the election being stolen. that's the two things you hear on the campaign trail early in the race. if you are a republican you have to say that the 2020 election was stolen and democrats are on the side of pedophiles. >> her name is senator mallory mcmorrow. we had her on the show a couple of days ago. i asked her, the woman that accused you of being a groomer, when what did she do? she said he was looking at the back of her head. you are talking about governor desantis taking on disney in florida, which is staggering on its ow

so south of this quite. com weather and high temperature is here. tallahassee, looking at 30 degrees out of what weather for central america. we can find it honduras into costa rica and panama meeting up with the wet weather towards the top and of south america. that rain intensifying for the pacific coast of columbia. and some of that is leaking in to boca tar. now, no rain in rio de janeiro. the sun is ours. so that's going to allow for your temperature to get up to $37.00 degrees. the record for april is 39, getting quite close. okay. got her and see as soon as i saw official airline of the journey. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, your watson is our life from headquarters and ohio during obligated coming up for the next 60 minutes. ukraine's president warrens moscow may invade other european countries. after a general said, rushes army aims to take control of the south and east. israel closes its only border crossing to the gaza strip for workers after rockets were reportedly fired for.

got a 2 tallahassee, florida police department struggled to take their suspect into custody.to hurt him. he was just too quick. he made a tactical air, though he tried to get away to an apartment bility, but that's where officers cornered the goat and took him into custody. police say they don't often become wranglers. but when you have a go on the lam, haha. haha. you do what you can get them off the streets. he will coming up in the next hour. bart announced that you don't have to wear masks. >> on your morning commute. but one bart official thinks otherwise. and vice president kamala harris is back in the bay area are going to take a look at her speech in a live report. and also we go high school student attack at school and it's all caught on camera. why the mother is worried for her daughter's safety. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through pro

and the storms return tomorrow from tallahassee, florida, to new england, places like b.c., baltimorew york. the storms come along i-95 right at rush hour tomorrow when a lot of people, norah, will be on the roadways. >> o'donnell: a good warning there. thank you, mike bettes. let's turn now to the covid pandemic. the recent rise in cases of that ba.2 subvariant has prompted the federal government to extend the mask mandate on planes, trains, and buses for an additional 15 days. let's get more now from cbs' errol barnett. >> reporter: tonight, the c.d.c. making it official, saying at its recommendation, the t.s.a. will extend the travel mask mandate for 15 days, which pushes its expiration from april 18 through may 3. >> candidly, it's time to let the masks go. >> reporter: speaking before the announcement, delta c.e.o. ed bastian displand why he's been pushing for the requirement to end. >> i feel very strongly that the mask mandate should be lifted and let individuals, including our own employees, make their own decisions. >> reporter: but passengers speaking to cbs news have a diff

west of tallahassee, a reported pre-dawn tornado killing at least two people here, injuring three more. daybreak revealing a trail of destruction. near lafayette, louisiana, body camera video showing an officer racing to rescue drivers from a multicar accident. mississippi hammered overnight. search and rescue teams checking for victims near hattiesburg after reports of an elderly woman trapped inside. and the storm blowing across penn state this afternoon. those giant cranes spinning in the wind. abc's chief meteorologist ginger zee was in jackson, mississippi, when the storm hit there. she now joins us us from outside nw york city. what can we expect throughout the night? >> reporter: yes, that long line of storms is crossing scranton right now. it has imbedded severe thunderstorm warnings in it and we should see it here across the i-95 corridor between two to three hours are now. so, let's look at the maps. we've got severe thunderstorm watches from albany back to washington, d.c., virginia, maryland, and north carolina have existing tornado watches e hn spups in both north carolina

the friends of ron desantis-pack disney employs a team of 38 lobbyists in the state capitol of tallahassee powerful that other businesses call it, quote, front man for mickey mouse. now, on issues disney has most famously blocked the state's attempts to expand casinos and gambling and shaped state laws on everything from sick leave. and consistently gets special carve outs on state legislation including the most recent social media law which of course will be reversed. desantis now sees his political end campaign fortunes elsewhere. in an e-mail to donors this week he said he was getting rid of disney's, quote, sweetheart deal that was negotiated and preserved for a decade by the powerful including those in his own party. andrew >> what's been the reaction, by the way, by others in his own party not just in florida itself but around the country >> well, i can only say within florida he has the full support of the legislature this is one of the most locked step legislatures and governors you can think of in the country. we have this divide in florida between the old republican party and the

my favorite lines of baldwin's comes from when he is writing about sncc in florida i want to say tallahassee. >> right he says somebody asked there had been a sit in. ndhe said someone asked me and u have this vision of baldwin back in the motel this typewriter, right? is filing the piece. any esquire account member who he wrote for on that. but he wrote this he said people ask, what got into these kids? america, america is what got into these kids. so what was of baldwin's definition of america in that sense? x madness. >> madness in the sense of the renaissance not the clinical sense of madness but what is madness in this sense? this refusal to live the truth to live in this false sense we believe we are the shining symbiont on the hill adjective on jon winthrop's description cannot interrupt you it's a very important point in the story, so i know this is important will get back to the important stuff. reagan, eddie and i have discussions about president reagan there called spatz if we were married. [laughter] can you do that in louisiana now? probably not. anyway, reagan's phrase, shining

i just got off the stage at a medical program in tallahassee for doctors and healthcare providers.we have a flurry of questions and answers and interchange. that's what improves standard of care, not government agencies. >> since the last time we spoke, there have been developments about the possible growing side effects much mrna vaccines, specifically some of these covid vaccines and the consistent production of spike proteins in the body. do you have scene update on havn the system peer reviewed. over 200 on covid-19 vac sweens my he car die is. this isn't conjecture. including fatal cases of myocarditis. we are at the point that the mrna stays in the body far too long. at least 60 days. and it stays in the the body for the s1 and s2 for more and a year. the body conceals the spike protein. immunity runs out but the side effects maid persist much longer than what we originally thought. dan: coming up on "unfiltered." the censor-in-chief. barack obama is back. he thinks big tech needs more power to tell us what we can say. pete hegseth has the case. we hit the bike trails every w

and i want to say it's tallahassee. >> this is the nobody knows my name, right. >> and he says somebody asks, there had been a sit-in, i think, he said someone asked me-- and he had this vision, writers know this, you have this vision of baldwin back in the motel with his typewriter, all right, filing the piece. and it may have been esquire, i can't remember who he wrote for on that, but he wrote this, he said people ask, what got into these kids? america, america is what got into these kids. so what was baldwin's and the glaude-ian definition of america in that sentence? >> madness. >> madness. >> yes. madness in the sense of a renaissance, not a clinical sense of madness, but there was madness in this sense. there was this, this refusal to live the truth. to live in this false sense that we believe that we are the shiny city on the hill to use reagan's kind of adjective on john winthrop's description. >> jesus he-- >> and he-- >> can i interrupt with an important story? i know it's important, we'll get back to the important stuff. so, reagan -- and this is an eddie and i have discussi

cnn, tallahassee, florida. >>> donald trump jr.d to meet with the january 6 committee in the coming days. if the meeting happens, he'll be the latest trump family member to meet with the congressional committee investigating the capitol hill insurrection. committee has several texts between him and then chief of staff mark meadows from two days after the 2020 presidential election. votes were still being tallied. and one of the texts handed over, he told meadows quite we have operational control to ensure his father would get a second term. with republican majorities in the u.s. senate and swing state legislatures. and added quote we have multiple paths we can control them all. >>> former u.s. president obama called on big tech companies to stop the spread of disinformation on social media. speaking in the heart of silicon valley in california, he said the spread of misleading information and polarizing content was creating a crisis in democracy. cnn reports. >> report . >> people like putin and steve bannon. understand it's not ne

two republican senators from florida, sponsored to name a federal courthouse in tallahassee after thee just hatchee, the first black man to serve on the florida supreme court, and first black judge to be appointed to a federal appeals court in the deep south. naming buildings are normally noncontroversial, but not this time. a georgia congress mast named andrew clyde launched a crusade against honoring judge, because of a 1999 decision he made against student-approved prayers at public school gradual ceremonies. it followed supreme court precedence, but that doesn't matter to congressman clyde or the other republicans who joined him in voting no. among then verne buchanan, who helped to write the bill in the first place. when asked why he changed his mind, he said, he didn't know. this type of herd mentality seems to have become the norm in the gop, and the people leading the partily the nose are often the most extreme voices, and the ones most motivated by racial politics. congressman clyde has a long history of opposing civil rights legislation, such as the emmett till anti-lynching

we report from tallahassee. >> a special session here in the state of florida to approve new congressionalps is now urnds way and could have major implications onts 2022 and 2024 elections. the republican legislature approved maps that likely would give republicans an advantage. but protected minority districts. but the republican governor desantis vetoed the maps that were passed by his own party. he instead offered a new map proposal last week. one that does give the republicans an advantage but also diminished minority districts. currentsly there are five black members of congress from florida. four of those are democrats. and the map proposed by would likely eliminate two of the seats. now redistricting is a process done every ten years in the united states. that determines what communities are represented by each member of congress. it's crucial in political representation. democrats say that desantis is essentially neutralizing the black vote and black representation. desantis says he used a quote race neutral method. and he feels that not only does it adhere to the u.s. constitution

of my favorite lines of bald ones -- baldwins comes was talking about sncc in florida, what is a tallahassee. and he says somebody asked -- was a sit in i think. someone asked me, and had this vision, writers know this, you have a vision of baldwin back in a motel with his typewriter, right? filing the piece. it may have been esquire, i can't recall on that. but he wrote this picky set people ask what got into these kids? america. thesea is what got into kids. so what was baldwin's and the cloudy and definition of america in that sense? >> madness. >> madness? >> yes. a madness in the sense of the renaissance. not clinical sense. but what is madness in the sense? this refusal to live the truth, to live in this false sense, the we believe we're of the shining city on on the hill, to use reagan's kind of adjective on john winthrop description of jesus. you b know, with augustine. >> he approved it. can i interrupt you? i know this isst important. we'll get back to the import stuff, but -- the reagan, and this, eddie and i have discussions about president reagan. they are called spatz if we wer

we served in tallahassee together before, it's unconscionable. the good news is i'm very grateful for the suits that have been filed. it's outrageous. it's the most antibusiness assault i have seen by a governor ever. it shouldn't shock us. he did it earlier, believe it or not, with the cruise industry in the sunshine state. usually republicans are supposed to be kind of pro-business and he's going after mickey mouse and our cruise line industry? i think what is happens here, had he is laser focused, my friend, on the 20 th president atrace, and getting that hard right, red meat republican primary vote in order to try to capture that nomination. he's more worried about that than the florida people. it's really sad. >> for many of our -- of how speaker kevin mccarthy talking to republican leaders after january 6th, laying the blame at the former president's feet, let me play some of that sound and get your reaction. >> you bet. >> let me be clear to all of you, and i've been very clear to the president, he bears responsibilities for his words and

i want to say, it's tallahassee. this is a nobody knows my name, right? all right, says somebody asks. it had been a sit in it was a sit anything. he said someone asked me and you have this vision writers know this you have this vision of baldwin back in the motel with his typewriter right filing the peace. it may be an esquire. i can't remember. we wrote for on that but he wrote this. he said people ask what got into these kids. america america is what got into these kids. so what was baldwin's and the cloudian? definition of america in that sense madness madness yes. madness in renaissance in a sense of the renaissance not a clinical sense of the matter, right? what is madness in this this sense? right. this is this this refusal to live the truth to live in this false sense that we believe that we are the shining city on the hill to use reagan's kind of adjective on john winthrop's description of jesus and you know, but augusta, we can name everybody he approved. kind of interrupt you you're very important point. yeah tell quick story. so i know this im

the district which connects black communities from tallahassee to jacksonville and is represented byshifts the tenth district east toward whiter communities. is there any way to see this other than an attack on black voters? >> don, you have been following the state of florida and the governor's attack on black voters for quite some time now. this particular legislative session is no different than what we've experienced since his administration began. there's no other way to see this than as an attack or just another example of what it looks like for a governor to eliminate the black voice and representation in this state. florida currently has 28 congressional districts, and he has submitted a map this week and has had that map passed that eliminated 50% of the four black access district in the state. that is direct targeting from this administration on to the backs of black floridaens and florida. >> congressman al lawson said he is showing he is governening as a dictator. do you see it that way? >> i certainly see it that way. this governor wants this state to be ruled by one man

the lines, they said their goal was to achieve that goal, they have to get rid of republicans in tallahasseee upon can't allow that. i brought something to show you, i have a picture here, picture of my daughter. she's four years old, i'm a father, i would do anything to protect my daughter. i know the governor is a father, as well, has three young children and will do anything to protect his children. i applaud the governor for having the backbone to stand up to corporations and protect children in florida. >> carley: this political dispute is about what critics call the don't say gay bill. disney says they doll everything to fight it. you know this legislation like the back of your hand, what is really in this law? >> well, basically says you can't talk to our children about gend er identity. i wouldn't want a teacher asking her, what are your pronouns are you a poi or girl today? that is absurd, it is sad it's gotten to this point. disney stock is going down. a lot of people have asked, why are you speaking against the company, you worked for them. i love the company. the fact of the matt

we are looking for someone like governor desantis in tallahassee speaking out for us. been off the hook that i've been getting emails, messages on social media from disney cast members from all walks of life telling me, thank you for standing up it we feel like we don't have a voice, and we are glad that you are doing this. so thank you, tucker, for the opportunity. >> tucker: people trust disney with their children but a lot of people who work for disney are good people. so to sexualize children are a betrayal of the trust that people have been disney and it's scary. how do you feel about how voters feel about this? >> i think there's a huge misconception everybody here in central florida and disney are ranging liberals. we are a silent majority. a small minority that's very vocal. they are saying this week and will gets the grease, that's what's happening. they are capitalist, they are listening but they listen to more people who are vocal. we need to stand up and that's why i hope to do in washington to stand up for the people for conservative values. >> tucker: i s

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tallahassee and jackson.rsday the mid atlantic and southeastern atlantic coast for 8 million people as a second system develops bringing snow and frozen presip around the great lakes. wind as well and as we move into thursday the severe threat moves into the east into the mid atlantic with soaking rains to the northeast and new england through just wednesday. we're talking heavier rain locally four inches through lower mississippi river valley back also through the southern plains we're going to be watching this very very closely. guys >> al. thank you very much. craig's joined us. he has a zip in his step. >> little skip. >> south carolina. >> congratulations. >> -- did well. >> did you catch any of the game last night a huge congrats to the university of south carolina this morning the gamecocks dominating uconn to win their second national champion the second in just five years. the men tonight. after the tar heels upset rival duke in an instant classic marking the end of coach k.'s legendary career but ar

i work with reverend holmes in tallahassee on this and various other groups in the state of florida butring up the issue of race and partisanship is in many wayings a bright light. we know it will be appealed but can't erase a fact that the federal judge said what we have been saying that this is designed and has nothing to do with fraud. only fraud that we can find in florida is that mar-a-lago talking about an election was stolen. that's the fraud in florida. i think that it is clear that this is a battle now that we have won, at least a round in, though the fight is not over. >> nick, you are always on this. your reporting brings that to our attention. thank you so much for spending time with us. >>> vice president kamala harris aboard air force two this amp heading to mississippi. she traveled with our colleague joy reid and will sit down exclusively tonight at 7:00 p.m. a preview of that sit down and those that may have a hand in inciting the january 6 insurrection. stay with us. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm defeated ♪ ♪ feel mistreated ♪ ♪ i'm so angry, i'm singing a song ♪ ♪ cause

particularly determined to overhaul the fifth congressional district, which extends from jacksonville to tallahasseel lawson, who is black. in losses district, 44% of eligible voters are black and they would be shifted into different districts, altogether, to make the math more republican friendly. desantis says he wants to make the fifth congressional district, quote, race neutral. and he's been pushing for the eraser of the district since january, when he alleged it was only drawn to contend a race and nothing else. meanwhile, in ohio, republicans have been shut down four times, four times, by the state supreme court for break for unfairly drawn congressional maps. they have until may six to come up with a new map but, while they're at it, they're working, to quote, impeach the chief justice who has dummied their maps many times. however, democrats and wisconsin weren't so lucky. after their democratic governor drew out approved map, the wisconsin supreme court pushed and pushed through a new map saying the governor's map was, quote, incorrectly adopted. joining me now, joyce vance, a former attor

where the stem from is a mother in tallahassee where her daughter was a sign but the school and givene. she was apparently expressing some confusion about her own gender. they allowed her to start using a different bathroom. when she wanted to, the mother wanted to know more about this the school said no, you don't know that right. she is the parent and she is entitled to that information. florida was reacting to that and saying we are securing parents rights. they do have the right to know everything about their child and what we are doing with them in public school. there was a problem and that guy was wrong. >> parents have a right to know what is going on in their children's schools. what a novel concept. eddie, thank you for joining us come appreciated. >> think you. >> staying on the topic education guidelines require a second graders to get lessons on gender identity this fall. the lessons are a part at the state broader sex education curriculum which also includes lessons on abortion. republican legislatures are denouncing lesson plan saying indicative of misplaced educational

host: ok, let's go to gail, tallahassee, florida, republican line. caller: yes, pedro. i will try to talk fast because you cut me off last time. i am sick and tired of hearing about the raid issue. -- race issue. i was born on a tobacco farm in the 1950's and the 1960's, and the blacks and the whites all worked together, they went and had lunch together. when any member of my family died, they sat on the pew in the church with us with our family. also, i heard -- and when you go into a hospital and need a blood transfusion, do you ask if it is from a black person or a white person? no, because we all have the same type of blood. and i worked for eastern airlines, unions are what brought eastern airlines down. host: that's gail in florida. senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts has an op-ed today. democrats can avoid disaster in november. to put it bluntly, if we fail to use the momentum remaining to deliver before the elections, democrats are headed for big losses in the midterms. we need to finalize the budget reconciliation deal, forced giant corporations to pay

from mobile, atlanta, columbus, tallahassee, augusta where they're getting ready for the masters thisk. damaging wind gusts with the storms, upwards of 80 miles an hour eastern tennessee, western north carolina that's where it becomes a little bit more isolated download the accuweather app great tool to have the second part of thursday, this front will finally be clearing the area. still need to watch out for damaging wind gusts along the coast of north carolina. >> adam del rosso, thanks. >>> his hunting ground, interstate 85 and his target women motel clerks police call him a serial killer. today decades after the crime we learn his name. >>> and our coverage of the war continues. tanks rolling into ukraine but these particular tanks sent to help. >>> and inside a hospital where doctors are working to repair the damage behind the russian war machine as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news on cnbc. >>> the freeze on student loan payments, that's set to continue and that's what's topping cnbc on the money the white house expected to extend the pause on federal st

wilt simpson is the head of the senate in tallahassee.and third graders inundated with sexual orientation and transgenderism we won't tolerate that in florida. by disney putting it front and center on their cultural chart led to us taking a look at what special privileges does disney have? >> republicans have the vote in florida in the state house. what is the mood now? >> they won the first fight over this law. he made the point about a very popular provision of that law, k-3 barring that age group to get this kind of instruction on sexual matters and gender identity, fine. they won the fight. disney did what it did and they were defeated. a lot of people saying all the disney lobbyists will prevail because they are deep pocketed and get what they want in the state of florida and they were sent a clear message there was a new sheriff in town and times have changed. now the question is, is the next step the right move? debate happening in conservatives around the country whether this is too far or fair game? >> dana: part of it is remembe

i want to get right to cnn's dianne gallagher in tallahassee. what are you learning? this was a vote that was done while there was an active protest by black democratic members of the florida house happening. so there was no debate on this for final debate in the house before that vote or on another bill that would eliminate a carve out from a social media bill that was designated for disney last year. essentially what the special district being dissolved would do, if, in fact, it eventually happens on the date set of june 2023, would potentially not only get rid of that self-governing district that operates around the orlando area theme park, but also potentially have more than a billion dollars of debt they nuft some way absorb. there is still a lot of questions about how this could legally even happen because there's a current florida state statute that says that the members of that special district would have to vote first before it could be dissolved. during the question and answer sessions, republican bill sponsors didn't seem to have answers for specifics, incl

are saturated and it will not take much more rain to get things flooded, montgomery, columbus, tallahasseea all under the gun for the storms as we head through tonight future radar showing the front taking its time pushing eastward as we head through the morning hours tomorrow, it's still going to be along the east coast here. we'll need to watch out throughout the night for that severe weather have a way to get the warning, and something that will have, and we head through tomorrow from south jersey down to south carolina, some gusty thunderstorms still possible i don't think the severe weather threat will be as great as what it is this evening, but we'll still need to keep an eye to the sky even across central and north florida. we'll have the thunderstorms, as well. >> adam, thanks. >>> mimyami is rolling out the d carpet for crypto. thousands set to attend the crypto conference. miami set to be the crypto capital of the world, but does it have what it takes? >>> no charges against the officer who shot and killed amir locke during a no-knock warrant. his family's emotional response to t

live right there in tallahassee, diane, what is happening today?eporter: john, just in the past couple of minutes here the florida state senate did pass that bill that would eliminate what's called the redding creek improvement district, the se self-governing special district set up for disney. this was a bill only added to the special session docket yesterday. many of the members, even the ranking member didn't even know about it until it was announced. democrats view this as retribution, as almost a revenge decision from the governor after disney executives spoke out once that bill was signed into law that prevents schools and teachers from discussing gender identity and sexual orientation with young children. now disney at that point pulled some of their fund-raising -- donations saying they weren't going to do political donations in florida. they said they hoped the bill would be overturned. desantis back then in march said he thought that was a bridge too far from disney and had sort of foreshadowed this might happen. the man who brought that

and republican state legislators in tallahassee, florida, have approved a gerrymandered congressionaling map drawn by governor ron desantis, which virtually guarantees republicans four more seats in the house of representatives. on thursday, florida's house voted 68-to-38 in favor of the map, sending it to governor desantis for his signature. the vote was delayed after black florida lawmakers staged an impromptu sit-in protest against the congressional redistricting plan. >> whose house? >> the people's house. amy: florida state representative dianne hart, a democrat from tampa, live streamed video from the floor of the florida house chamber as she joined thursday's protest. she said desantis' map is meant to disenfranchise black voters. >> we know that what the governor is doing with these maps is not fair. he is taking us from four representatives to two. that is not fair. he should have allowed us, the legislature, to draw maps. his job is to either accept them or veto them, but he is not doing that. instead, he is sending his own maps and saying if you don't vote on my map, then g

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