[habla en inglÉs] reportero: en jasper, tallahassee, jackson, panama city, enormes destrozos dejaronlas noticias no son buenas para cientos de residentes de florida. fÉlix: gracias. obispos de la iglesia catÓlica criticaron las nuevas polÍticas migratorias de la administraciÓn biden. las medidas crean procedimientos para entrar al paÍs legalmente y endurecen el trato para aquellos que lo hacen de forma irregular. obispos temen que esto va a terminar en situaciones de deportaciones masivas. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] reportera: obispos catÓlicos se unen a las crÍticas de las nuevas medidas migratorias que ordenÓ el gobierno de biden, para frenar el flujo de inmigrantes en la frontera que surgirÁ despuÉs de que finalice el tÍtulo 42. >> nos preocupa que haya familias vulnerables que sean expuestas a procedimientos expeditos. reportera: la administraciÓn biden anunciÓ centros de procesamiento regionales en guatemala y colombia, por donde pasan las migrantes. funcionarios dijeron que el propÓsito de estos centros es ofrecer a los migrantes una forma regular y legal de pedir asilo. las migrantes podrÁn

millas por hora. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ reportera: un tornado es extremadamente peligroso y pasÓ cerca de tallahasseetancia cayÓ granizo y una persona fue alcanzada por un rayo partes de georgia tambiÉn recibieron destrucciÓn y granizo gigante, del tamaÑo de una pelota de golf. ademÁs se quedaron sin energÍa, granizo de hasta 4 pulgadas apartes de texas en miÉrcoles, ni el ganado se salvÓ del impacto pero la peor parte la llevaron dos niÑos que casi mueren por un rayo en fort worth. >> pensÉ que habÍa perdido a mis hijos, fue el peor sentimiento de mi vida. reportera: este video de seguridad captÓ a los vecinos corriendo para ayudarlos despuÉs que los menores de siete y 13 aÑos colapsaran junto al Árbol que fue golpeado por un rayo. >> se puso negro y me despertÉ en una ambulancia, supe que caÍn consciente, aparentemente morÍ y volvÍa la vida. reportera: en tanto el crecimiento del rÍo mississippi convirtiÓ las calles san rÍos en lugares como davenport iowa. casas bajo el agua del suroeste de wisconsin. carolina: fuertes imÁgenes que han creado esta devastaciÓn y me gustarÍa preguntarte en este momen

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in tallahassee, and he talked about a particular incident where he was driving through georgia. think you are never that, butler georgia. and he stopped at a service station to have his car service. gasoline put in. and he asked the attendant, who was white, could he use the bathroom. and the guy said that they did not work. the men working on the hood checking under the hood said that the bathrooms were, they just don't want you to use them. so he went up to the attendant and asked could you show me the bathrooms please. another person, getting their car at the station, walked up to reverend steele and slapped him and said we don't like your kind around here. reference steele slapped him back, and then his son came out with a gun and put it in the reference phase. this is the type of unpredictable thing that can happen on the road. >> what year would have been? >> the 50's, according to referent seal. with those types of things are not unusual today. -- but tho things are not unusual today. in cincinnati ohio, a man's son was at morehouse in the 90's, and he was driving around

now is florida state senator chevron jones who spoke today at the protest at the state capitol in tallahasseehe's out there jetting around on the florida taxpayer dime. that's a lot of fun. let me play a little bit of who an orlando drag queen had to say at this rally today. >> they hear us, they see us they have phones just like you they know we represent so many others, and if they're scared right now, you damn right they should be scared >> senator, you spoke at that event as well. and your message was really powerful, too. is florida awake you said florida is woke has florida been suddenly awakened to the dangers of desantis >> absolutely, joy good to see you. absolutely florida is wide awake. i think whether it's the lgbtq issues, imgraze issues, or the attack on african american studies, all of this is just boiled up to a mass of people who are ready to push back against governor desantis and the republicans and their extremism and what's happening in florida we're constantly, joy, seeing the bills coming across in committee. we're currently now still in committee sitting in for the las

has it really come to this i tallahassee for you?t really a conversatio about whether or not it will affect - he still wants to go to wa with disney. he says he's going to do eve more bad things. >> the governor, he's very fascinated with punching up an punching down. we are going through dismay. they just got owned agai yesterday. at the end of the day, thi entire extremism that we are seeing in florida an tallahassee, that's somethin i've never seen before we are no longer governing everything is about owning the libs this is what we are seeing within florida i think people are getting tired of it. i think people see governo desantis for who he is they see the republicans for who they are people are not asking th question, when are we as a people going to stand up here's what i'm confident in politicians are not going to set off this problem >> voters need to solve th robin. >> exactly, exactly. that's what we are seeing. >> before i have to let you go the florida state senate where you are did pass a bill. i know you posted, obvio

i have a roommate win in tallahassee. and she is a florida state professor.wer some professors that were goin to come to florida however the rescinded, and decided not t go because of the lack of academi freedom here in our state. we are losing our best and brightest here and florida is on a race to th bottom if we continue down thi path and again, america, we do no want desantis. look what he's doing here in the state of florida we do not need someone lik that lead in the country >> it's exactly what he' promising to do, to take wha he's doing with florida and do it nationwide, if he does make it to the white house. democratic florida state representative angie nixon really appreciate you making time for us tonight. thanks so much >> thanks for having me. >> still, more ahead tonight florida governor ron desanti hasn't announced he's runnin for president yet. but the snubs are alread trickling in and some are from republicans, as you just heard there in his own backyard that's next. not part of it but the whole upstairs the whole downstairs the whole fridge

your efforts in tallahassee paved the way for us to get this legislation across the finish line. we are concerned about the politicization of our economy and the advancement of esg and awoke cap at a has a threatening implications for second amendment rights. too many major initial institutions have discriminate it against those involved in the firearm industry including owners of gun stores. these wealthy interests are trying to impose an anti-second amendment agenda on society that they could never successfully advanced through the normal clinical process. in florida we are enacting protections for freudians against woke financial institutions. nobody should be discriminated against because they are gun owners, or because they are involved in the gun industry. we cannot allow administrative agency to the federal government to enact gun restriction through administrative fiat's. we oppose that in the state of florida and we will fight back against that. want to thank you for standing for freedom, thank you for standing for our constitution, i'm glad to have had your support for

i host and mention in my speech, i was in my office in tallahassee with the ambassador to the united states from israel and sitting next to him was ambassador of the united states from the uae, that would not have been possible five or six years ago and yet there they are. if you listened, they were focusing on how you move forward in a way that is stressing common interest. they understand there are common threats. they understand there are opportunities for collaboration with the two countries. that is something that represents the path forward here. and i hope that the administration would try to get. the ibraham accords were historic, positive and gave great momentum to things happening in and sent a signal to the sunni-arab states. i think moving the embassy helped get us the accord. how do you think that, they didn't want the embassy there, they didn't but when they see resolve, that is part of what happened. so. >> [indiscernible] -- if i may, the second question, you touted your record -- main employer in your state is coming back and saying you are anti-business, what is you

reportera: a pesar de toda una semana de protestas en el capitolio de la capital de florida, tallahasseene sentimientos encontrados. >> eso estÁ en la decisiÓn de cada uno de las mujeres. si fue violada o maltratada, pienso que sÍ. reportera: ya es un hecho. el gobernador de florida firmÓ la ley que prohÍbe el aborto a partir de las 6 semanas. en un comunicado dijo "estamos orgullosos de apoyar la vida en el estado de la florida. aplaudo a la legislatura por aprobar la ley de protecciÓn del latido del corazÓn que proporciona recursos adicionales para las madres jÓvenes y las familias". la vicepresidenta de los estados unidos reaccionÓ ante la aprobaciÓn del proyecto de ley sb300. " estÁn atentando contra la libertad de la mujer de tomar decisiones sobre su propio cuerpo, en lugar de que lo haga el gobierno", dijo. la gran mayorÍa republicana en la cÁmara de representantes estatal aprobÓ con 70 votos a favor y 40 en contra la prohibiciÓn del aborto a las 6 semanas, una medida que expande una ley previa que nos restringÍa hasta la semana 15. ella apoya la medida. >> no podemos atentar cont

llega a tallahassee, tampa, daytona beach.arde. 11,000,000 de personas estarÁn bajo riesgos. habrÁ posibilidad de granizos, vientos fuertes. vamos hablar de granizos de mÁs de una pulgada. el tamaÑo podrÍa ser de una pelota de golf. esta situaciÓn podrÍa ser preocupante en las prÓximas 24 horas. jorge: vamos a pasar con una tragedia en alaska, dos helicÓpteros chocan durante un entrenamiento militar. se acaba de aprobar una nueva vacuna, tiene un hombre complicado, sirve para que los niÑos no se contagien de pulmonÍa y meningitis. reportera: esta mujer es madre de dos hijos que son elegible para esta vacuna que protege contra la neumonÍa y la meningitis. >> yo creo que debemos confiar con esta vacunas porque nos pueden ayudar a prevenir la enfermedad. reportera: la vacuna recibe luz verde por parte de la fda para niÑos reciÉn nacidos hasta los 17 meses de edad. >> se pueden usar en niÑos prematuros y para otros niÑos que tengan florales crÓnicas. reportera: esta vacuna permite contrarrestar 30 bacterias. la neumonÍa y la menin

[habla en inglÉs] reportero: en jasper, tallahassee, panama city, la fuerza de la naturaleza causÓ enormesas prÓximas horas. fÉlix: gracias. texas tambiÉn sufriÓ el embate de tornados, granizos y vientos. mÁs de 80.000 residentes sin energÍa elÉctrica. se emitieron cinco alertas de tornados en distintas zonas del estado. videos como este grabados en mcallen muestran la afectaciÓn. en california, agentes penitenciarios estÁn enfrentando una demanda por prÁcticas racistas. estos agentes se basaban sÓlo en perfil racial y mandaban reclusos a agencias de inmigraciÓn, aunque muchos son residentes legales y ciudadanos. reportera: agentes penitenciarios de california refieren rutinariamente a reclusos que parecen nacidos en el extranjero a autoridades de inmigraciÓn, incluso si son ciudadanos estadounidenses o residentes legales, una prÁctica racista segÚn una organizaciÓn. >> eso es infringir los derechos de una persona y de un ciudadano de este paÍs. reportera: la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles del norte de california, quien representa las demandantes, dice que el departamento de correcc

this is a small town about 40 minutes west of tallahassee.here i am standing is for the worst of the damage was done in this town according to the national weather service and limit nearly they found this to be ef2 tornado. not residents that were here that i've spoken with her saying the same thing. they are grateful despite the damage that was done. >> i am thankful we are alive and i don't care nothing about this i'm thankful me and her are alive. >> yes everyone is okay. i some material things that are lost and that is okay. >> now if you take a look behind me you can see some of the damage for its to tell exactly what was what for this family home right here. but as we turn around you can see even behind them their property a lot of trees were snapped in half. you can see insulation covering a lot of it. then off to my left you can see this is another home for a couple was actually trapped here. the roof is gone the insight of their home is completely exposed. now the national weather service found most the damage to be along the state r

the state capitol in tallahassee david this is nearly 30 minutes. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] mr. speaker, madam president, members of the legislature and fellow citizens, my duty under the constitution is to inform the legislature concerning the condition of the state and to recommend measures in the public interest. what we used to do in that military, here is the bluff. the bottom line up front. florida is number one and working together we will ensure florida that remains the one state in these united states. [applause] florida is the fastest growing states in the nation. we rank number one for net in migration. we rank number one and the nation for new business formations. we are number one and economic growth amongst large states. florida has more people employed today than before the pandemic. our unemployment rate is one of the lowest on record it is significantly lower than the national average. and of course as many of you know in this room the largest surplus in the state of florida. [applause] [applause] we do that with have the lowest per capita estate

he made the decision to us this session in tallahassee to build a policy portfolio to tr to run on.mp's trying to pic off one by one all the members of the delegation, by having i up - come from meetings, in conversations and bring in the man he can't call them and say i need your endorsement. because he's not telling -- yo guys are gonna come back and explain it to be maybe sometim or never shane willmac, or brandon bach thank you for your time. when we come, back another member of team trump talks t fellow terrell prosecutors a someone who likely has a lot t say. and the big lie finally gets t catch up to -- pillow magnet mike lindell that's next. ♪ ♪ [ cat purrs ] [ phone vibrates ] introducing astepro allergy. steroid-free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. now with astepro fast allergy relief, [ spray, spray ] you can astepro and go. when it comes to reducing sugar in your family's diet, the more choices, the better. that's why america's beverage companies are working together to deliver more great tasting options with less

new reporting says florida officials are threatening to revoke the teaching license of a tallahasseel superintendent has also criticized desantis. one must not question the diminutive dear leader. joining me is juanita tolliver, and charlie sykes, editor at large of the bulwark and msnbc contributor. it appears the one rule in florida is that you must not ever disagree with desantis. >> bow down and bow down publicly is what he wants. and i feel like every day he's stepping further and further into that moniker of fascist desantis. he's showing all these authoritarian behaviors but what's sickening about the tallahassee elected official is that he has his minions out there monitoring individuals, monitoring local elected officialsering reporting back, because this is all based on one person reporting from an extremist groups known as moms for liberty. >> basically, charlie, he's tricing to force not just companies but individuals to do exactly what he says, when he says it, or he will use the government to punish you. that's literally a violation of the first amendment. let me quote

nbc's gabe gutierrez is following this and all the drama from tallahassee for us.e, walk us through some of this new criticism desantis is facing when it comes to disney >> reporter: hi, ana, good morning. the legislature here in tallahassee has begun swooping in to try and help governor desantis to wrestle back some power from disney. this is all giving some republican presidential hopefuls a political opening in the race for the white house. this morning florida governor ron desantis' war on disney is drawing backlash from his own party including former new jersey governor chris christie, another potential 2024 contender. >> i don't think ron desantis is a conservative based on his actions towards disney i think it makes -- rightfully makes a lot of people question his judgment and maturity. >> former president trump on social media calling the feud a political stunt saying desantis is being absolutely destroyed by disney. >> we made the decision as a state, as a people, through the medium of our elections that we would not have one corporation serving as its own

and this lawsuit they filed in federal court in tallahassee is partly on first amendment grounds, andpartly on the impairment of contracts. they've got contracts to run the entertainment universe down there in orlando. and so finally, i think people who have had concerns about the way desantis is running the state are -- they're gratified to see somebody really push back strongly against this governor. >> and they certainly have done that. julian, desantis took an international trip this past week, you know, trying to bolster his policy credentials as he prepares to run for president. we think he's going to run for president. but in a new interview in the uk, desantis brushed off the disney lawsuit, claiming the tallahassee judge where the suit was filed is frequently overturned. then earlier in jerusalem, desantis was asked about the disney feud, and here's his response. >> the idea that somehow being pro-business means giving companies their own governments, that is not what a free market is all about last i checked. they're upset because they're actually having to live by the same

riesgo de ver vientos fuertes, granizo y tornados, en estas localidades desde fort lauderdale hasta tallahasseeniversidad de colorado hace unas horas anunció su más reciente pronóstico por medio de su especialista de huracanes, que reveló que la cantidad de tormentas que se deberían estar desarrollando a partir del inicio de la temporada de huracanes son seis huracanes, y dos de ellos intensos. es un pronóstico por debajo de lo que comúnmente ocurre en una temporada de huracanes donde se desarrollan 14 tormentas. no se espera una temporada sumamente activa, pero previamente hemos tenido temporadas donde el fenómeno del niño ha dicho presente y hemos tenido huracanes como andrew en florida y alicia en texas, que han generado destrozos significativos. Éstas imágenes son producto lo que hemos hablado en noticias telemundo, de la emergencia climática, un planeta más cálido que puede producir más eventos de lluvias torrenciales que mantienen a comunidades como esta totalmente inundadas luego de 12 horas de que el evento haya culminado. es mi reporte. regresamos contigo, nicole. >> y la recomendación

joe in tallahassee, florida, independent line.aller: i watched today but when i was a boy raised in new york city in the noon 50's -- 1950's and 1960's we had three maim news networks, abc, nbc and cbs. that's when you got the news in the evening and late at night. but now we have so many news programs, it is more political than anything else. they all take a different political stance. i think we should be looking for news medias that will give us the news and not so much worried about the ratings they are getting because they are all part of a corporate structure. i think that is one of the biggest problems. even today i'm a born again believer, there are news networks that deal with the christian principles, but in many cases you are not getting the full news. i would like to say i hope that one day "washington journal" on c-span can have a one or two-hour segment once a week on all the commentators who sit there and answer phone calls, they sit down, have a roundtable discussion on all the news that took place that week. it wo

listen, i'm in tallahassee, one more week left of the session to continue with the bills on his whimscans, they're not with the side is. i think, if you hear people here, republicans and tell us hasse saying they're looking forward to desantis running for president, it's to get out of here and get out of the way. it's not because they're in support. >> so, let's switch topics just a little bit, obviously very relevant. on thursday, the circuit court of appeals cited with ron desantis despite overturning a lower federal courts decision on a controversial -- espy 90. the trial court had ruled that every single challenge provision of as we 90 has a disparate impact on black voters in some way. the appeals court says the law, which bans -- limits use of mail drop boxes and -- that those things don't violate the united states constitution. what are democrats in florida compared to do to protect voters as we head towards a critical 2024 election? >> look, desantis, over his time here, has said in the two elections, both the first one that he won, and then even in 2020, and the coming into 2

though, that constituents, voters, ar putting people into office lik you and your colleagues in tallahasseewee abortion bans, morris on mifepristone, continue to be advanced across the board in terms of legislative action? >> well, i think the telltal sign is the governor signe this bill at night when he signs his bills, h likes to have press all around him. he likes to make sure everyone is paying attention. news conferences at noon durin the highlight times. and he signed it in the dead o night, because we know floridians do not want thi bill we know this bill is bad for women. it's bad for families. look, i had a very much wanted pregnancy. i went through infertility t get pregnant, because i wanted that baby, and i was told ahea a fatal fetal abnormality. a fetal abnormality. i have to make a decision. you know what? it was the worst decision ever had to make in my life. i had legal paths. do i go through the pregnancy? why not go through with th pregnancy? i prayed every single day. but desantis, the florid legislature, they do not belon in that room with me they did not belong -- they

i was in the fifth grade and i was in my middle school band and they traveled to tallahassee to perform at florida a&m university. and my parents pretty much told me flat out it was like, you know, you could go on the trip and when you come back, we won't have a roof over our head or, you know, we could freeze bills and you can have somewhere to stay. and as a child, i didn't understand the financial part of what my parents were saying. i just know that i was left behind. so now, as a teacher, i refuse to leaving the y behind. you have said you think this trip is going to change lives. most definitely. for one, traveling gives the kids a chance to add on so they are a college portfolio. you know, every school you go to, the acts where you have an activity is where have you been? what have you experienced? so to go to a trip to london with such great caliber, you know, i think it would be a great way to be able to the college portfolio in the future. and give them the ultimate experience. thanks for talking with me, antwan. congratulations to you. i'm really glad about this news. thank y

i think they filed, you know, in tallahassee for a reason because they're trying to generate, you know, some decision. but we're very confident on the law. >> reporter: and governor desantis again on the world stage here in jerusalem, taking the opportunities in front of a large crowd here in jerusalem and also signing antihate legislation that was passed by the florida legislature just yesterday, jose. >> so, natasha, what factors are playing into desantis' decision on when to enter this race or i guess if to enter the race and when and does this lawsuit, do you think, have any impact on timing of his plans? >> well, a couple of things. first of all, what we learned yesterday from talking to a lot of people in and around the desantis world is there is some division within the desantis world over when he should exactly get into the race. but most people are looking at mid-may and that was what we're told mid-may is when he will get in whether it is an exploratory committee, one of our sources is pretty sure that's how he's going to dip his toe into the water at first, and then soon aft

he made the decision to us this session in tallahassee to build a policy portfolio to tr to run on.i donald trump's trying to pic off one by one all the members of the delegation, by having i up - come from meetings, in conversations and bring in the man he can't call them and say i need your endorsement. because he's not telling peopl he's gonna write for president officially out he's at a structural disadvantage and having thes conversations. these folks need to get ahea of him and stamina back your campaign even though - it's a tough sell. >> why hasn't he announced she's running. what's the point do you have any intel on that? >> what they've said is that h wants to get through thi session. he wants to focus on his job and that's one of the strength that he has. i want to stay confidently, i' focused on my state, when that stuff stops slipping away, thi criticism recently for not being there when they wa flooding in the state, there's some chunks in the armor - strong leader in my state. that's a whole mother problem. so, he wants to maintain focus on the - all that stuff before

i. 7 or has for like a nomic, huge economic aids to, to keep all, none of which are tallahassee that compromise in a chair age to going, but not as little bizarre. oh, for sure. for more assistance or 2 or 2 p r, china's position as you, charlie. ah, the power certainly is different. as you probably know, there was just a minister or a natal, our foreign minister meeting a few days ago on, you know, this is something that a juice, very concerned about. that is nato's a clearly needless look. eastwood expansion into the asian pacific region. a new candidate, robert kennedy as joining the democratic primary against shell bite. and in 2024. slamming the president's foreign policy as an abject failure. the collapse of u. s. influence over saudi arabia and the kingdoms, new alliances with china and iran are painful emblems of the abject failure of the neocons strategy of maintaining you as global head you money with aggressive projections of military power. the neil con projects in iraq and ukraine have cost $8.00 trillion dollars. hold out or middle class made the laughing stock of u. s.

arms 3 for. 7 inside a house for my economic, huge economic age to to keep all, none of which are tallahassee that china provides. 2 or 2 p o is running in the democratic in iraq and ukraine. the collapse of u. s. influence over saudi arabia and the kingdoms, new alliances with china and iran are painful emblems of the abject failure of the neocons strategy of maintaining you as global head you money with aggressive projections of military power. the neil con projects in iraq and ukraine have cost $8.00 trillion dollars. hold out or middle class made the laughing stock of u. s. military power and moral authority. put china and russia into an invincible alliance destroy the door as the global currency cost millions of lives, and done nothing to advance democracy or when friendships or influence. now on the republican side, many of the candidates, including former president, donald trump, say the country is headed off a cliff. fast, a country is going to hell or currency is crashing and was to no longer be the world's standard, which will be our greatest defeat, frankly, and 200 years, there wi

host: that is shelby from tallahassee, florida.he news out of tampa bay took a look at this idea special districts and how many they are and what they do. that wrap-up is from abc action news out of tampa, florida. we are discussing this topic and this is gerald in winter haven, florida, good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to say that it's about time that disney has had to come in line with everybody else. the way those people have been running that outfit, it's just about time for the whole thing to have to come in line with everybody else here in florida and these people that are calling in from all over the country voicing their opinion, they don't have a pig in the fight here so it's about time they just get out of what's going on and leave us alone down here. host: this is david in hazleton, pennsylvania, good morning. caller: good morning, how are you doing? host: good, go ahead. caller: i have a winter home down in fort lauderdale. i don't know what ron desantis is doing. as a lifelong conservative, we're suppos

tallahassee. we have a little less than 10 minutes left. so probably have time for just a couple more questions. this lady right here, maybe she should. the democrats should the democrats primary, joe biden and how deep do you think their benches. wow, okay thank you. thank you for the question of mark leibovich, a friend of ours wrote a column to that effect in the atlantic monthly. and i think that without myself as a reporter, the new york times taking a position on this, i think that it is problematic on a host of fronts. the likelihood is great that damage will be done to. biden should that occur, the likelihood is great that whoever does that will have damage done. their own political career in so the chances that person winning are bleak and you know i think the democrats still feel and remember 1980 campaign where ted kennedy ran against jimmy carter and, i think those arguments would come up. and, you know, i agree with robert it wouldn't strengthen the winner of that contest. and i don't see that happening. i don't think anyone's

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nbc's gabe gutierrez is in tallahassee following all of this movement at the state capitol.e speaker about some of this legislation what did he have to say? >> reporter: hi, ana, good morning, we'll get to that interview in just a moment as you mentioned, there is a lot going on here in tallahassee that headline that the florida board of education approving an expansion of what critics dub the don't say gay bill, the parental rights in education act, changing it from no classroom instruction of sexual orientation, gender identity from kindergarten to third grade. that now extends through 12th grade unless that instruction is required by existing state standards or part of a reproductive health class that parents can opt out of there are some caveats there, but lgbtq advocacy groups are furious. one of them saying that free states do not wage war on lgbtq people to score cheap political points for a man desperate to be president. shame on the desantis administration for putting a target on the backs of lgbtq floridians this is not the only issue that is upsetting some advocac

criminal charges accused of hosting fights in her classroom. 6th graders at griffin middle school near tallahasseeities 23 year-old teacher angel footman allowed preplanned fights to take place in her class. reportedly telling students they could have 30 seconds. no screaming, no yelling, no phones, even still videos of the fights reportedly made the rounds to parents and school administrators. the leon county sheriff's office said in videos foot man was seen standing near or sitting at her desk. she doesn't intervene or call for help. and he's heard only telling students no screaming, no nothing and stop pulling hair. some students according to authorities, said their teacher even asked 2 girls if they wanted to come back later for a rematch. fighting in schools across america is up. federal statistics show classroom misconduct is up by 56% since the pandemic last month, a school safety expert told news nation she believes leniency is a factor. a lack of for behavior in school. >> and a lack of has a problem that people don't feel that they're going >> to have any serious consequences for fightin

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to your friends. 7 side or hawaii economic, huge economic age to to keep all, none of which are tallahassee, compromise in the chair age to going, but not as little as a official, formal assistance to keep our chinese position as charlie on. power certainly is different. as you probably know, there was just a minister or a nato foreign minister meeting a few days ago. i know that this is something that they just very concerned about. that is nato's clearly nicholas easterwood expansion into the asian pacific region. that has a program of these 4 countries as partners, australia, new zealand, south korea, and japan on now think japan has even done something more than just the partnership . hi ashi for 24. mister has clearly indicated that they would like to see naval forces to be deployed in a, in the pacific region as a 2nd, or is a secondary supporting role. and this is a very dangerous path. so this is something that the bridge is vehemently oppose. a new candidate, robert kennedy, is joining the democratic primary against joe biden in 2024. slamming the president's foreign policy as an a

these images, we're 30 miles outside tallahassee. look at these homes destroyed. line. i may have mentioned that. lot of very heavy rain. there's more storms coming before the end of the weekend. now i want to show you a funnel cloud developing outside waco, texas. everything in this picture give me something to talk about. by the time you hear a watch you should not be on the road traveling. when you hear a warning you should be already yfe tion.in x today frlas to waco, heads bout 3at thigins.h at the start gulf coast over the next day or so. watch these storms move to where? the exact same place i showed you that damage. panama city. panama city beach had a 76 mile per hour straight line wind with the last round of stormswatch this rain move into new england. likely a wet weekend. even when it's dry, not raining, it's cloudy. guys? >> thank you, as always, sam. going to turn to king charles' coronation and the countdown to the historic moment. the first coronation in nearly 70 years. james longman is outside buckingham palace with more. good morning, james. >>

your friends. 7 side or has pro economic huge economic aids to, to keep all, none of which are tallahassee are comprised of in the chair age to going, but not as little bizarre or for sure, for more assistance or 2 or 2 key are china to position as me, charlie ah, the power certainly is different. as you probably know, there was just a her minister or a natal, our foreign minister meeting a few days ago on, you know, it just is something that they just very concerned about. data is nato's go the clearly nicholas are, is thought expansion into the asian pacific region. by the themes, the 2 main rival u. s. parties have a consensus on the countries at global power status. now both the democratic party candidate for the 2024 election and the former republican president. he's now candidates of course, of both lamented the us dollar and the economy as a whole been weakened, as well as agree in the washington's foreign policy is leading to the country's demise, blotchy correspondent, kellum hoffman. as mon, that a blast from the past. robert f. kennedy junior, the nephew of j f. k, is running in

through friends. 7 side or has pro i economy a huge economic aids to, to keep all, none of which are tallahassee, that child provides mature age to going, but not as little bizarre. oh, for sure. for more assistance to or to keep our chinese position as you, charlie. ah, the power certainly is different. as you probably know, there was just a minister or a natal, our foreign minister meeting a few days ago on, you know, this is something that they use very concerned about. data is nato's a. clearly nicholas look eastwood expansion into the asian pacific region. another news is, seems the 2 main rival us parties have a consensus on the countries global power states. us now both the democratic party candidate for the 2024 election and the former republican presidents. now candidates of course have lamented that the u. s. dollar and the economy as a whole been weakened, as well as agreeing that washington's a foreign policy is leading to the country's demise. lottie correspondence, kennimore, pin pixel, the story. a blast from the past. robert f. kennedy junior, the nephew of j f. k is running in t

near tallahassee, the storm dropped heavy rain, making driving nearly impossible. super cell storms earlier this week that sent giant hailstones raining down on parts of texas. even this bull had to run for cover. >> they don't want to go in a barn to, you know, because of the noise from the hail on the tin. so, the tree was his safety zone. >> reporter: it was a close call wednesday for these two brothers in north texas. they were injured while playing outside after lightning struck a nearby tree. >> apparently i died last night and came back to life. >> reporter: all along the mississippi river, homeowners have been dealing with rising floodwaters, expected to crest in the coming days. and out west, visitors to yosemite snapped pictures of the waterfall before the national park shuts down this evening. >> your reservations for friday and saturday and sunday are canceled. >> reporter: officials are bracing for creeks and rivers to flood over the weekend, with higher temperatures melting the record snow pack. >> and we want to avoid a potential emergency situation

host: next up is bill in tallahassee, florida. democrats line. caller: hello? host: bill, you are on the air. caller: thank you. i have been watching since 1987. first time caller. host: great. caller: thanks. this is a very important issue. i'm looking on the -- at an article written by mark berman in the washington post last year, and he quoted governor abbott, who said anybody who shoots somebody else has a mental health challenge, period. your guest just pretty much said what i wanted to say. the mentally ill for the most part are not particularly violent. the violence attributed to the mentally ill, as your guest indicated, only accounts for 4% of violence. and i believe gun violence is only 1%. while mental health treatment i am all for, i'm just not sure how much that is going to impact gun violence toward others. i think it could be very helpful towards those with suicidal ideation. but i guess it is sad to hear politicians and the nra promoting this myth that gun violence by others is caused by mental illness. i don't think that is the issue. the issue

the national weather service reporting an extremely dangerous tornado hit near tallahassee. and these homes and hospitals. florida destroyed their roofs ripped off trees snapped in half an hour away in panama city beach. at least one person was struck by lightning hail pounding down on the area. other parts of the state hit by massive hail one day earlier. golf ball sized hail also pounding parts of georgia, knocking out power. the same storm system brought four inch hail to dublin, texas, wednesday. livestock running for cover, and this morning we're learning more about two boys nearly killed in a lightning strike in fort worth. i had lost my voice honestly. it wa worst feeling you can ever what happened. security video captured neighbors running to help after 13 year old jaden and his seven year old brother were standing near a tree hit by it stoedaden'sc bie black. i woke up in an ambulance , and i guess i fell asleep and woke up here. apparently i doubt lesson and came back to life. as those storms head toward the northeast. today the midwest is watching the rising missi

i've heard this from republicans in tallahassee for two years now.ve what it takes personality wise >> there's real questions about the personality, the retail political skills and this anecdote related in "politico" playbook this morning is revealing. there was a hurricane disaster, and desantis had an event, the congressman wanted to stand with the governor, and the staff said, this is the governor's event, you should not. though it was his home state and constituents as well desantis's team rejected his efforts at conversations in weeks. he had not spoken to anyone in desantis's office in a number of issues, and that changed when desantis was trying to court his endorsement. he had a fall off his roof, seriously injured, never heard from desantis or his team. the first phone call was from donald trump that's part of the reason i'm doing this and we should note, the trump team in 2016 and 2020, not exactly seen as the most professional and smooth operations, this time around he has seemingly better people around him, and the blocking and tackling,

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