host: ok, to susan in tampa florida. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to say that i pretty much, i was a democrat but i am an independent now. but i think i'm very saddened, depressed, probably incredibly sad that this country has been so incredibly divided. i do believe in america, always have, and -- host: what do you think the number one thing is that devise us? guest: i think -- divides us? guest: i think -- caller: i think the number one thing that divides us, the thing about it is, we are just not cohesive, we are not connected to the world, we are not connected to the united states. it is just so sad. host: susan, appreciate the call. we hear from john in pennsylvania. go ahead. caller: good morning. i'm a little disappointed with the negotiations with president biden and the capito woman from west virginia. i think it is more of a compromise, a dance. he is giving in to much to the republicans. i wish president biden would take joe manchin down to west virginia and have him look at projects they need done in that state. i think joe

beth in tampa, florida, independent. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. yes, i am very concerned. accountability, what happened to people being held accountable for their own actions and not just police officers, not just law enforcement, but society? we are talking of reforming police officers but what about the disobedience we have shown toward laws set forth in this country? what about respect for others and their property? why are we blaming everything -- it seems like white people and other races have no hard times, we aren't poor, we don't get arrested, we don't get hungry, we don't suffer through abuse or alcoholism. something is not right. host: chief? guest: i will say we have got a lot of ills in our society. many of those are dumped on the doorstep of law enforcement that were never our responsibility before. that could be the separate conversation of why are we involved in drug addiction and homelessness? these are societal issues when society back in the 1950's and 1960's defunded those. what i will say to the caller about respect, my job as

. >>> back now with alligator rooufd from a pond in tampa florida.ttacking a woman and her dog. she suffered injuries to her leg and was treated in the hospital. >> three people and two dogs on the raft when strong winds sent them into deep waters. the raft started taking on water. >> i will never forget those faces. they saved me. they saved my life. i will never be on the ocean again in anything but a large boat. >> the sort of large rafts have ben blamed for severa recent scares off beaches nationwide. >> a tearful reunion of a mother and daughter. separated for years after the woman left central america for the u.s. now they are together again in texas. >> reporter: this morning a tearful reunion after a mother in texas saw her young daughter on the news during a story about the southern border. she embraces her 9 year-old at the airport in austin. she immigrated six years ago leaves her daughter with family. she had no idea she was crossing the border alone. she spotted her daughter wearing a red hoodie. crying. >> it comes as vice president kam

a pair of fishermen catch an unexpected side off the coast of tampa, florida 30 foot whale. shark.m a visit. he sings are massive. in fact, about 30 feet long as what they figure it was biggest. they've seen off the gulf of mexico during their 15 years of fish in there. whale sharks are the largest fish in the sea and they can reach lengths of more than 40 feet long. they're the size of sailboat. they're huge. alright legal 4th of july fireworks might be a bit harder to find this year. retailers say the industry seeing a nationwide shortage amid supply chain issues and shipping delays. the shortage is causing some smaller shops to fizzle out meaning you won't be seeing as many roadside stands. typically the people who are running those pop-up tents or from nonprofits are church groups for fundraisers here in california. the only legal fireworks allowed or the non ariel and non explosive kind. even they might be harder to find. the tokyo olympics by the way, will allow up to 10,000 local spectators at each event. this goes against what health experts have been recommending. they say

air and sea crews are searching for 27-year-old kristoff murray near tampa, florida, after he jumpedand a 3-year-old who were swept away by the rough water. but they did not survive. >>> an update on danish soccer star christian eriksen. the 29-year-old collapsed on the field during a euro 2020 match against finland. the team doctor said today that eriksen suffered cardiac arrest and was, quote, gone before resuscitation. he remains in stable condition. >>> a 4-year-old is now recovering after he was pulled from an ohio pond. police dash cam captured the moment two painesville officers rushed into the water and found the child unresponsive and under debris. one officer then pulled him out of the water and performed cpr. the child is now in stable condition. >>> when we come back, in a league of her own. the 12-year-old pitching her way past the boys. and her message for other female athletes. advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to liv

. >> the neighbors near tampa, florida, where out with their cell phones rolling as a gator.rapper went to work capturing the 7 and a half foot alligator. this is the gator. officials say took a bite out of a 43 year-old woman's leg while she was out walking her dog last night. walk appear that alligator with write or call the police officers. >> it is the second alligator attack in florida in less than 2 weeks last sunday. jeffrey heim was bitten in the back of the head and needed 34 stitches and alligator latched on while he was diving for shark teeth in sarasota county on the west coast of the state, the feeling of being in gator's mouth. that felt like a. >> boat going 50 miles an hour. was just so unprovoked. you're in a wild animals territory. >> experts say these wild animals are on the prowl this time of year because of alligator mating season. more gators go to great lengths to find a mate in may and june. sometimes can be more aggressive. you're going to have alligators turning up in all kinds of places. >> a lot years, especially with travel body of water, body wat

southwest workers in tampa, florida, even decorated. but it's not all that she got. got a warm welcome in columbus when she arrived there with workers filling baggage claims with pool noodles and beach. those folks at southwest really do have a lot of fun with those things. yes, so fun. >> a 5 year-old girl in southern california got a very special birthday this year. her mom customize barbie dolls to make them reflect her own life. a lot is mom added hearing implants to her barbie dolls a lot. he was born deaf and had surgery when she was just 9 months old to help with her hearing. she's recently been asking her mom. what other people don't also have implants. so her mom took a lot of time to add those hearing implants to the barbie dolls and then gave them to a la ni and a bunch of her friends. that's why they're wrapped up there. the facts pretty cold. >> president from mom. they're making sure that being different is what us unique and awesome. good for a long his mom and the other girls that party as well. >> in that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock tonight. we

. >>> let's turn to the stanley cup playoffs where in tampa, florida, the islanders were pushed to theg blanked by the lightning in an 8-0 blowout. while the defending champs are a win away from final, there was one new york fan who was visibly upset with their performance. he ditched his jersey and left the stands early. >>> let's go to philadelphia baseball where jacob degrom dominated on the mound against the braves five days after existing his start due to shoulder soreness. his first pitches were clocked at 100 miles or more. he became the first pitcher to be inspected by umpires. he passed the test and went on to record six strikeovers over five innings of work, extended his scoring lead. the mets beat the braves, 4-2, in the first game of a split double-header. >>> last night there was a 6-2 victory over the dodgers. padres' you darvish has reported over 1,500. he's the fastest pitcher in recent history to reach that mark beating randy johnson who needed 206. >>> finally in chicago, the cubs player was benched after a lapse in fourth inning. he ran from first to third on a routi

for the "pbs newshour," i'm john yang in tampa, florida. ♪ amna: a breakthrough on infrastructure hassm about bipartisanship on capitol hill, but also a fresh set of challenges that come with compromise. our politics monday team is here to analyze it all. that's amy walter of the cook political report and tamara keith of npr. welcome to you both. tam, let's talk about those fresh challenges now. last week there was celebration. there was a bipartisan bill. you saw president biden walk out with a group of senators. an infrastructure bill moving forward quickly gave way to republican anger after president biden said he would only sign that infrastructure bill if it was paired with a larger reconciliation package. i want to show you one thing. saturday president biden walked that back, said, the bottom line is this, i gave my word to support the infrastructure plan. and that's what i intend to do. i fully stand behind it without reservation or hesitation. here is senator romney on monday. >> i am totally confident the president will sign it if it comes to his desk the real challenge is w

we live in tampa, florida, with our son austin, and we are expecting our little girl caroline in aboutd for five years. i met her my very first weekend here in florida.

department's criminal investigation into the january 6th insurrection. 38-year-old paul hodgkin's of tampa, floridalony charge. he carried a trump flag into the well of the state -- into the senate during the riot. the only other capitol riot to enter a guilty plea is john shaffer, a member of the far right extremist group the oath keepers. to date more than three dozen members and associates across bong the oath keepers and proud boys, similar group, have been charged with crimes related to the insurrection. joining us now, scott mcfarland, investigative reporter with nbc 4 in washington. what can you tell us about the plea deal and as well as the continued fall out from the capitol police. >> stephanie, good morning. the second plea deal, paul hodgkin's, it was a lower-level case with lower-level charges and became hugely important because it's only the second plea deal and it's really a test case for other defendants to study to see where their cases might be headed. he was facing a charge of obstructing an official proceeding, unlawful entry. so are most of the defendants. and after the plea de

and i am josh mcclelland, and we are from tampa, florida.

tampa, florida. a couple more calls here. tampa, florida is next, linda, democrats line. go ahead.i, i was just wondering , all of the ones that was there january the sixth, i was wondering why i'm not hearing the word treason. my understanding of the word treason is when you are against this country. our representatives take an oath ended up awesome me that they know they are lying. nobody is doing anything about them. i've not heard anybody say anything about their oath. they know they are lying. i cannot understand why i have not heard that word, treason. can you make me understand what the word treason really means? i always understood if you are against this country you are committing treason. host: the u.s. house comes in in an hour, until that we have several members of the house. george fortenberry of nebraska is joining us on a number of issues including the administrations spending proposals and maryland representative jamie raskin, a member of the judiciary committee. will talk about his role on that community that's on that committee and the role of the justice departme

let's go to head from tampa bay, florida on the republican line. good morning.ler: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i want to talk about -- let's go to portland, oregon when everybody was rioting, burning the town down, and destroying businesses. they were mainly democrats, antifa, and other political parties that i will not mention about because of the simple reason i did not believe there is a difference between white, black people, yellow people, who are all u.s. citizens, but when a certain party destroys a town and all of the democrats say they are venting, that is very wrong. going back to the lady talking about how trump supporters went through the white house. if you watch the videos of that, they did not destroy nothing, they walked through, but you go back to the portland incident and as the city in where they are throwing rocks through windows, looting, burning buildings, blocking the interstate, so people cannot goad to and from work -- cannot go to and from work. people need to wake up, this is not about democrats and republicans. this is about

according to rocket mortgage the top three places in the united states are austin, texas, tampa, florida, and raleigh-durham north carolina. neil? neil: jackie, thank you for that. so the boom goes on and the boom goes on for stocks. a lot of it buoyed of course by government spending including this $1.2 trillion infrastructure package. a lot come back say it is not that expensive, when you say half of that is really appropriated funds, you're right about that, but the total package is indeed that. edward lawrence is looking into a wharton school study that examined the entire package that said it would all pay for itself and might pare the debt down in a couple of decades. that is a little too long term for me. long term for me is monday at breakfast. having said that, edward looking into that study. seems a little incredible but maybe detail it for me, edward. reporter: it is a kind of incredible but in the short term it says the debt would increase by $112 billion or so, but in the long term, by 2050 significantly decrease. if you use current numbers today, that decrease would be $252

rode island, long beach, california, tampa, florida and ft.and airports are where lower cost carriers fly in and out of, so they can offer those low-base prices. >> reporter: in fact, new low cost airlines are betting on the desire to find cheap tickets. avelo selling them as low as $19. breeze as low as $39, but the rental car shortage across the country is still in full effect. california icu nurse alicia hoge was hoping to rent a car for just over 500 bucks and she says the company emailed her saying it would cost almost 2,000. >> i thought it was a joke. i don't have an extra $1,900 just laying around to pay for a rental car for the weekend. >> reporter: so experts say, if you need a rental, make that your priority. in some cases almost look for that rental car before you book the flight just to see if they have any. >> yeah, now we're telling people if you need a rental car book it at the same time you book your flight or earlier. >> reporter: when it comes to hotels, last minute may actually be better. i was really surprised about this.

back home in tampa, florida, i see it. i understand that now the climate crisis presents us with a generational opportunity to rebuild our country. and the -- our infrastructure. so we're not leaving communities behind. we're not leaving any american behind. we can do -- we can -- we can hammer out investments that will help us rebuild the economy. look at, and i bet you, you know these examples quite well. decades ago, unfortunately, the federal government put interstate highways right through the center of many communities. the harm, the pollution still lingers today. that -- in fact black americans are exposed to 21% more fine particulate matter pollution than the average american. i just don't think we can pass an infrastructure package that ignores these injustices. we're going to have to create these new opportunities for solving the climate crisis, creating good-paying jobs but also lifting up americans and american communities that have carried the burden of pollution. mr. casten: i'm reminded, listening to you spe

. >> so a florida aquarium in tampa, video of one of their octopus using his eight tentacles to makemearing colors on the canvas. the results, spectacular. >> he has more artistic talent than i do. >> really does. i haven't seen it. i haven't seen your artistic talents. >> they look worse than that. >> i don't believe you. >>> next, to a truly unique gender reveal outside of new jersey. >> the family of the expecting couple choosing to let the big reveal play out in the form of a wwe-inspired wrestling match. >> the wrestlers, one dressed in blue and the other in pink, cltw victorio, g by gi is >> unlike real wrestling, this was predetermined, yes? the result? >> i get what you're saying. >> see what i did there? >> yes. >> i wonder if they will name her duane "the rock" johnson. >> or john cena. throwback. >>> and a reason to celebrate july 4th that has nothing to do with independence, fireworks or barbecues. >> in preparation for independence day, krispy kreme is releasing a new limited time donut selection, featuring four new patriotic icing designs. >> the box comes with original

. >> going to the border on june 30th and tampa, florida, a rally, then north carolina.take the house and break the tie in the senate, he can do it and i'm certain he will, all the energy in 2022, leave that to him. stuart: you want to see the crowds turnout at those rallies, got to have tens of thousands of people were the media will say he is losing his grip, you need tens of thousands. >> they would do that if there were and throngs of folks turning out but i'm confident there will be. i talked to voters every day, they love the former president, they miss the former president and i am certain they will turn out for donald trump, his beloved in the state of florida. stuart: how are you feeling now that you are out of the white house and all that confrontation with reporters, you doing okay? >> i love it. i get to be here and be your colleague, i always loved your show. i wish you were with me in studio. at one point when we can pass this, it is an honor to be here. fox is my home. stuart: come and see us. we will see you soon. we will be watching kaylee on outnumbered

then i think on july the third, he has a rally in tampa, florida. it is not just that the democrats have the senate and the house and the white house. they're controlling corporate woke america, big tech, most of the media. we need to have some checks and balances in this country. we're five seats away from taking back the house and retiring nancy pelosi. 2022 is critical. and every republican is swimming in the same direction how do we win in the midterm elections. stuart: on that rally in tampa, on july the 3rd, i don't know what the venue is, if he wanted to get 200,000 people, he would get 200,000 people. i think that is a fact. ronna, i'm out of time. >> it is a fact. stuart: thanks very much for being with us today. we'll see you soon. >> thanks. stuart: still on the border, governor greg abbott announced plans to finish the border wall in his state. he has plans how he will do it. lauren, what is his plan for getting the money? lauren: going to crowd fund it. if president biden and vice president harris haven't called him, he will set up a we

host: william in tampa, florida. good morning. caller: good morning.nk you for allowing me to speak. i wholeheartedly agree with ms. harrington. on all of the elements that she stipulated. i also wholeheartedly disagree with the majority of things that mr. butcher had to say. unfortunately, he is not taking into consideration there is more to student loans than just tuitions and books. you have to also take into consideration many students who are living away from home who have to pay for other things other than just their tuition and books. in addition, many students do not even achieve employment after their receipt of their certificate or degree, whether they are graduates or less than having a graduate degree. you know, i for one, i have a postgraduate degree and i have been paying my student loan for over 20 years now. and i have seen the entrance continue to grow, i have also consolidated loans, some loans that were that were bearable. i paid off loans that -- that were variable. i paid off loans, but i still have loans that are still outstanding

john joining us from tampa, florida. caller: hello.afta, harris talks about the root causes of this immigration flood into our country. nafta, signed by bill clinton in 1993, ended up killing 2 million small mexican farms. that contributed to the traffic of illegal aliens flooding into america and the criminal human trafficking and drug cartels. it was like a catalyst in the 1990's. then george w. bush signed the central american free trade agreement which probably ruined those countries as well for the regular people all to get a few, relatively few, bad actors very wealthy. she talks about the root causes, trump solved the problem. the border was controlled under trunk and biden reverses the trump pro america policies and now you have a flood of illegal aliens and you are getting the cartels rich. very, very rich transporting all types of illegal aliens, deadly drugs into the country, and biden is doing this because he simply serves the biggest money that comes to him which is from china and other bad actors who hate america. host: j

a pair of fishermen caught unexpected sight off the coast of tampa, florida.'ve seen. >> in the gulf of mexico during their 15 years fishing in the area. so they those waters is a map and every day, by the way, will start. so the largest fish in the sea. they can reach lengths of more than 40 feet long. not necessarily something. i want to come into cutter fishing boat. but there's a reason they call him a whale. shark i got another huge. i did see, though i was looking this up and they they don't eat well, that's good. that okay. we're good. all right. things. we'll take a look at the 7 day forecast one last time. there it and things are a lot cooler compared to the past few days. what we've been dealing with. well, yeah. last week we saw 100 degree heat and a lot of places 94 for some parts today. again, summer starts tonight around 8 o'clock. we're starting that summer, it will creep back up again next weekend. but we're sitting in the 80's for majority of the week. so that's kind of that's a good place to sit. it is a good place to set. you know, we're goi

for example, some of our crew will pick-up at tampa, florida, bring it back to the warehouse, load ittner at that location will decontainer rize and perform the delivery. reporter: instead of one driver doing it all you've got drivers along the way and stuart by the way here in illinois, nashville area, a popular place to go this box right here going to tennessee. stuart: i thought it might be naples, florida but that's another story. lots of chicago folks come to the gulf coast of florida as you may well know. grady, great stuff thanks for joining us. see you later. now, we've been telling you this for a long time. used car prices just keep on climbing. i want to get a handle on just how far up prices have actually gone. ashley? you got some numbers for me on used car prices? ashley: oh, i've got more number s than you could ever use stuary varney. used car prices continue to go through the roof and some will make your eyes water and your wallets cry, at least 11 brands have seen their used prices increase by over 30%. take a look at some on the list. it's fascinating how about the b

sambuccetti: hasta se ofrecen recompensas como un macdonalds de tampa en la florida, que llegÓ a pagarsotros, muchos dicen que “estamos bien por ahora”. esa es la mayorÍa de la reacciÓn. sambuccetti: para sostener las largas jornadas de los empleados tuvo que subir los salarios. gazitÚa: nuestros empleados ahora mismo en la cocina, la mayorÍa son de 15, 16, 17 dolares la hora, los camareros estÁn ganando entre 20 y 25 dÓlares por hora. sambuccetti: y para pagar esos sueldos, deberÁ ajustar los precios que paga el cliente, cuenta. gazitÚa: nosotros vamos a tener que subir precios. y como nosotros, otros van a tener que subir precios tambiÉn. lo que sabemos es que el mercado nos estÁ diciendo que los precios no van a bajar hasta por lo menos octubre o noviembre. sambuccetti: todo esto le ha traÍdo pÉrdidas. gazitÚa: uno de los problemas que estamos teniendo es que no tenemos suficientes camareras para servir el salÓn. sambuccetti: asÍ fue como se les ocurriÓ traer a sus restoranes la tecnologÍa de astro, el primer robot camarero que sirve a las mesas gracias a una programaciÓn espacial y

if they can mandate the vaccine without facing a big fine from the state of florida, we're talking $5,000 per passenger. in tampaflorida taking issue with the cdc's vaccination requirement saying it violates the state's vaccine passport ban attorneys arguing that health officials are quote coercing the cruise operators into asking passengers for their vaccination status i was told by two sources that there was a heated exchange between the judge and the lawyers repping the cdc around the technical requirements cruise lines must meet before welcoming passengers on board. a ruling from the judge now expected very soon in less than two weeks, a couple ships will set sail from florida starting with royal caribbean. celebrity edge, on saturday, june 26th where passengers will be required to be vaccinated, disney dream on the 29th, carnival has yet to set a day for sailing, the largest cruise line treading water, waiting for a decision from the judge that will ultimately determine how many are added to the schedule carnival's first u.s. sailing will be in galveston, texas, on july 3rd norwegian from seattle in august,

in 15 months will say bon voyage from south florida. >>> tampa bay is hoping flight thing strikes twice the defending clamps are headed to the stanley cup finals for the second year in a row playing to a rowdy home crowd on friday the lightning skated by the islanders 1-0 clinching their spot in the finals. they will face the montreal canadians who meet the vaccination golden knights earlier this week. game one of the stanley cup finals this monday at 8:00 p.m. on nbcsn and on peacock. >>> also this morning that very highly anticipated report on ufos is out. finally released by the government. but if you were wanting answers about some of that strange stuff military pilots have seen in the skies, you're not going to be thrilled because this report is definitely not definitive. nbc's courtney kube knows that well, she is live at the pentagon with more. good morning. >> reporter: that's right, hallie. after months of anticipation the u.s. government finally released their report on ufos late friday, but it didn't answer the question, what are those mysterious flying objects spot by u.s. m

that's an al ator decided to visit this home in parish, florida, south of tampa. this happened over the weekend around 4:30 in the morning. scute camera caught the visitor. the gator game back moments later for a second visit before disappearing into the night. the question is what did the gator want in the house? >> yeah, or who. >> up in tahoe for us, bears. >> i don't need any of it. >> i don't know. kari, the rest would probably l weather because it's so hot. >> yes but we don't want them jumping on a flight to the bay area or anything like that. we're going to have some hot weather and you do need to plan your day around the heat. let me show you walnut creek, if you're getting outside, jogging or you have some yard work to do, any outdoor activity, look at the temperature trend. we're starting out with upper 50s. you can see how quickly it warms up, by 10:00 upper 70s and then in the upper 80s by lunch time. we are headed here into the upper 90s for this afternoon. we'll see a high of 101 in fairfield today. livermore reaching 98 degrees. san jose looking at

an alligator styed to visit this home in parish, florida, south of tampa. this happened over the weekend around 4:30 in the morning. can you imagine seeing that? the security camera caught it off the door and turned and walked off. it came right back moments later for a second visit before disappearing into the night. hmm. what did it want? that's the question. >>> trending for you this morning, a stunt you have to see to believe. red bull showcased its formula 1 car across the czech republic and slovakia as a plane flew inverted above the car. the car driver had a tilted mirror installed to see where the plane was flying above. the pilot couldn't see the car either and they had to look ahead of the runway to judge the distance from the ground so that was a scary situation there. look at that. i mean that's cool to watch, but to be involved in that? >> hmm. >> i'll pass. >> you know, i know the very basics about how a wing works, but with the wing upside down, now i'm confused. >> hmm. >> hmm. i'll stick to the car. >> you just go fast. >>> the bay area is

that is what slowed down the spread of the virus, down in south florida and orlando and tampa and ourd made decisions. and then when the governor lost control of the narrative, he then took away the power from our local government. and so to give the governor credit and to re-invent the history of this issue is not appropriate. sure, we are doing better now. but that is because of our local governments. he chose which organization, which industries to open up, at what times, made it very confusing. it was the local governments and businesses that stepped up to the plate. >> commissioner, let me ask you one final question. we'll have you back. i wish we had a lot more time. let me ask you this. i thought it was interesting, i was watching an interview you did recently when you launched your campaign, actually, you said this in the announcement, and you said it won't be easy. what do you think your greatest weakness is? >> you know, i think my greatest weakness is the fact that right now ron is on a platform on the national stage and so he's getting a lot of national pr, but the greates

florida. brandon, outside of tampa. i was raised as a fundamentalist evangelical baptist. i say that because we will -- conspiracy culture reacts with american culture. when we do, i don't want it to see that i'm being der rices ive or joking about religious things. i think there's crucially both important to me both personally and professionally as a historian but we need to talk about those issues. i lay this out that the place i'm coming from is not outside religion but in it. so any comments i'm making is from a person that is part of a culture that you're also critiquing. when i was in graduate school, i was working on spiritualism. i'm not sure how familiar you are with spiritualism, but it was a popular belief in the 1850s that it was possible to talk to the spirits of the dead. it became kind of a cultural phenomenon. people having seances going through the 1860s of talking to the dead and the fox sisters of 1848. the thing that fascinated me, i was well familiar with the academic work on religion and folk belief, things like keith thomas' religion -- religion and

warmer than average. 58 in cincinnati, 75 in minneapolis, 78 in tampa, showers and thunderstorms will linger on the eastern seaboard toward floridakend into early next week, several inches of rainfall and possibility for flooding, story we are monitoring, severe threat across the mid-atlantic. not a huge deal but we can see pop up thunderstorms that could produce gusty windss and there is your forecast. on the gulf coast, showers and thunderstorms to the east coast. things will improve as we get into the weekends and it is going to be very warm. how warm is it? 90s and 100 degree temperatures in the northern plains and upper midwest. that is rare for this time of year that will be dangerous heat and that will visit the northeast for saturday and sunday, high 80s to 90 degree temperatures in dc, new york towards boston, just a tease. i'm going to be racing on over to belmont, my 640 hit during "fox and friends" will be getting prepped for the belmont. love it. todd: we love when you go to the tracks, great shots, you are not racing in this race just to be clear, you're getting ready. >> janice: i can pretend. jillian: you win in h

i'm from a small southern town in florida brandon outside of tampa. i was raised as a fundamentalist evangelical southern baptist. i say that because we will talk at some points conspiracy culture interacts with american religion. and we have to talk about that and when we do i don't want it to ever seen that i'm being derisive or joking about religious things. i think there's crucially important both to me personally and professionally as a historian, but we need to talk about some of those issues, but i'm just laying that out that the place that i'm coming from is not a place from outside of religion, but within it and so any criticisms that i'm making or comments that i'm making are from a person who is part of a culture that you're so critiquing when i was in when i was in graduate school i was working on spiritualism, i'm not sure how familiar you are of spiritualism but spiritualism was the popular belief in the 1850s that it was possible to talk to the spirits of the dead and it becomes a kind of cultural phenomenon of people having seances and

florida. we also own the tampa bay times. >> so when it comes to this reuters institute report, we will show people what your write up about it on the u.s. ranking last among 46 countries in that trust in media according to this institute report. fill in the blanks for us, how did that come to be? >> well, i think the simplest explanation is not a total explanation, is the extreme degree of polarization politically here which is no news that that exists, but that it translates into the dramatically low rating compared to all kinds of different countries. the philippines in my write-up. you look at another country like sand dat, more like 54%, best is finland at 65%. united states is really dramatically lagging at this point. >> 29% of then respondents in the u.s. saying that when it comes to trusted views in the united states that's the amount of how much you can trust, can you talk about that figure? >> yeah, well, i did ask the author of the report nielsen what they mean by trust. it's fairly simple. they just ask that question, do you trust the media most of the time? and most of the news you se

florida's 13th district. joining me now is a reporter for "the tampa bay times."her cnn nor "the tampa bay times" has matched this reporting by politico, but i know you've been doing a lot of reporting on this restraining order that anna paw paulina lun all alleging. take us three that. >> reporter: yes. last friday braddock was served. she alleges that in screen shots sent to her in texts he mentions working with two other former political candidates with a plan to put a hit out on her. >> okay. so i have to be clear. william braddock has not responded to cnn's request for comment, but here's what he told you. he said this woman is off her rocker and she does not need to be representing anyone. give us a sense. this is a wild development in what has already been an understated colorful race, right? tell us a little bit about these candidates, who they are, and why there's so much animosity here. >> sure. anna paulina luna ran for the seat in 2020 and lost. she's running again. she's announced her intentions. for a while she was the only republican candidate. will

tampa bay on the attack. and eric sernak lights the lamp and it's 1-0 lightning. plenty of fans enjoying this one outside the arena there in floridaird period 2-1 game. nikkita kutura toward the net. hits it with the stick into the net. they take a 1-0 series lead. >>> game one of the college world series mississippi state and vanderbilt bottom of the first. bases loaded for parker nolan he gets plunked by that christian mccloy fast ball. the commodores were just getting started. jason gonzalez 3-1 shot off of jeff patrick. they scored 7 in the first and they win it 8-2. they look to close things out tomorrow night. >>> abc 7 >>> all right that's it for tonit.i'm have item for your summer wardrobe, jorts, is it, though? >>> and the major kink in your summer travel plans. why it may be hard for you to find gas this fourth of july weekend. you're watching "world news now.".

tampa bay on the attack. and eric sernak lights the lamp and it's 1-0 lightning. plenty of fans enjoying this one outside the arena there in floridae. nikkita kutura toward the net. hits it with the stick into the net. they take a 1-0 series lead. >>> game one of the college world series mississippi state and vanderbilt bottom of the first. bases loaded for parker nolan he gets plunked by that christian mccloy fast ball. the commodores were just getting started. jason gonzalez 3-1 shot off of jeff patrick. they scored 7 in the first and they win it 8-2. they look to close things out tomorrow night. >>> abc 7 >>> all right that's it for tonight. thanks for watching i'm >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, chris pratt, michael cohen, and music from the isley brothers featuring snoop dogg. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. that's very nice. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate it. thanks. sit down. please. relax. i have to say we have safety measures in place. i am still getting used to the masks in the audien

florida, not so much of late. here is lightning video taken a couple nights ago, dramatic stuff out of tampa bay. hunderstorms could be popping today and tomorrow, and we expect a couple more inches of rainfall on top of what we've already seen. so 3 to 4 inches potentially just west of west palm beach, could cause localized flooding. that's the latest here. back to you. >> all right, we'll check back in a bit. >>> coming up, june book club pick. i am one on one with that woman there. the author of "the other black girl," already an instant new york bestseller. ♪ ♪ make more summer fun for less, at target. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. did you know that every single flush flings od

tampa is expected any day now. wall street will be watching that event very closely. remember floridarn they need florida to work they need their ships back to sea. meantime they're prioritizing other markets, first sailing out of galveston, texas, this july, and others out of seattle to alaska courtney >> thank you, very much, sima, covered a lot of ground. tony zhang what did you see in the options market. >> we had a pretty strong day for travel stocks and carnival trading actively, 137,000 contracts traded today on carnival today we saw a fairly plain vanilla earnings bet for carnival which reports here in about two weeks or so, where a trader bought about 1200 contracts of the july $30 call options paying $1.32 on average for these calls. so this is a strategy with a break-even price of $31.32 which is about 7% higher from where the stock closed today but this is a strategy that only risks 4.5% if the stock was to decline here on earnings in a couple weeks i think this is a great example how investors can take advantage of up-side exposure going into an earnings event while riski

here carrying two heavy duty saws he was a linebacker for the tampa bay bucs, but hayward hung up his pads and became a firefighter in florida, and now he's helping saw and dig through the wreckage in the desperate search for survivors >> my group, we found, you know, the other day we got into a closet and found a wedding dress and valuable things. so to us, like, that's important for that family. honestly, what keeps us going is the fact that somebody could be there, you know. if that was my family, i'd -- you know what i mean, i'd be digging nonstop. so to me that's why we do it. >> why they do it. sadly, despite their heroic efforts, rescue teams have not found any survivors since the morning of the collapse six days ago. nbc's ellison barber has been speaking to heartbroken families waiting for my word about their loved ones ellison, how are they? >> reporter: shep, they are understandably in a lot of pain. they are worried they are exhausted physically and emotionally. it's been six days of this we spoke to the brother and father of nicole longasfeld. she lived on the eighth floor of the south tower with her husband, lu

. >> florida man is recovering in sharing his story after surviving an alligator attack. this happened in tampae weekend. 25 year-old jeffrey heim was diving for. >> prehistoric teeth when he says he was attacked from behind received 34 stitches in his head. he had a minor skull fracture and bite marks on his hand. you see the bird part of his head because of a wound as unpleasant to look at doctors told him there was no brain damage which they said is a miracle. he estimates gator is about 9 feet long. it's currently alligator mating season in florida. so we don't know if the gator mistook him for potential love interest know i was showing knows it probably did feel like a train. coming up next, to date the local business that says it has a plan to fight the bay area's homeless crisis. but. >> it comes with a staggering price tag and its ports would oakland's own damian lillard be able to keep his team alive coming off his epic performance tuesday night. >> in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one wher

petersburg, florida and we also own the tampa bay times.ost: when it comes to the reuters institute report, we will show people from what your writeup is on it about the u.s. ranking last among 46 countries in that trust in media. fill in the blanks for us. how did that come to be? guest: i think the simplest explanation is not a total explanation is the extreme degree of polarization politically here. which is no news that that exists, but that it translates into that dramatically low rate compared to all kinds of different countries, you'll get another country like canada was more like 54%, finland at 65%. that space is really -- the u.s.'s dramatic lagging. host: 29% of respondents in the u.s. say when it comes to trust in news in the united states, that the amount of trust. can you talk about that figure? guest: i did ask the author of the report what they mean. fairly simply they ask the question do you trust the media most of the time. and most of the news you see most of the time. they assume the visuals define what it means. it's ki

florida's history. >> this is what they respond to 911 calls in tampa and in orlando and jacksonville, tallahassee. doing the same thing here. >> reporter: on the scene, crews taking special care with personal belongings. >> anything that is of a personal nature, photos, they get separated out. they're trying to be so respectful of what they're handling. >> reporter: a little girl looking for a missing parent, leaving a lasting mark on surfside's mayor. >> she was reading a jewish prayer to herself, sitting at the site by where one of her parents presumably is. we're going to do the best we can to bring out that parent. >> reporter: miracles of past disasters giving families of the missing hope. in kenya, four survivors were found six days after their apartment building collapsed. in haiti, a man was pulled out of the rubble 14 days after th devastating 2010 earthquake. collapses in bangladesh, one woman was able to survive for 17 days but alongside search efforts, an intensifying investigation into what exactly went wrong. the same federal agency that investigated the world trade center collapse n

at the state of florida while others were in tight lockdown also the first to get vaccines to all of the elderly residents bucking the trend and other states that federal judge in tampaauthority to impose restrictions on cruising they did put out strict guidance against being able to take cruises that the judge ruled that is nonbinding. a mere recommendation for guidance. the cruise industry came to a screeching halt in march 2020 and it's expected to pick up slowly in the coming weeks. jon: thank you. reaction to the election of iran's new president with record low voter turnout and pope francis his message on the turmoil in burma sending russians and tourists scrambling. we will take you around the globe next. welcome to allstate, where we're driving down the cost of insurance. ♪ ♪ drivers who switched saved over $700. allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. call a local agent or 1-800-allstate for a quote today. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because every new day starts the night before. "hi everyone" and a quality night's sleep is scientifically proven to help boost performance. the new sleep number 360

all of this really depends on what this tampa bay district court judge, a federal judge decides in this case between floridat failed last week, so now, whatever the judge decides that will be the policy and the argument is who has the ultimate right dealing with cruise ships in u.s. ports, the state of florida or the federal government. david? david: cruise lines caught right in the middle between this battle phil thank you very much. now, to washington d.c., where the gop is adding up the cost of covid relief checks and they say that this is adding up to a lot of waste. fox business hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill with the latest on this , hi, hillary reporter: hi, david. well some republicans on capitol hill warned that some americans maybe becoming addicted to getting those government relief checks in the mail. the republicans on the house ways and means committee did the math to show just how much taxpayer cash a family of four could have benefited from during the pandemic. with both parents out of work they would have been el in all to receive over $10 9,000 through stimulus checks, tax credits

seth: if they ever make a florida version of the board game clue, gated community in suburban orlando should be one to have locations. right next to animal sanctuary in tampaandmother used to say "nothing good ever happens after midnight." and i'd say the same is true about anything that happens at a party in a gated community in suburban orlando where they make you give up your phone "well, they probably don't want us to use our phones to google answers for what i'm sure will be a night of trivia games oh, cocaine! looks like it'll be a late night. as a general rule, never go to a party in a gated community in suburban orlando where they make you give up your phone orlando's for two things, going to theme parks or buying exotic fish from an unlicensed dealer who works out of the back of a pet food store "i got piranhas, lion fish, snakeheads and for another $100, i'll throw in this bad boy." we're also learning more about e feds, and whom he traveled with. >> cbs news has learned that investigators are scrutinizing a trip congressman matt gaetz took to the bahamas with this man, jason pirozzolo, a marijuana entrepreneur, orlando hand surgeon, and donor to

state of florida while other states in lockdown and first to decide to give all of the vaccines to the elderly first bucking trends in other states, back to cruises, federal judge, steve in tampa blanket restrictions on cruising. the agency did put out strict guidance against being able to take cruises citing the pandemic, of course, but the judge ruled that this is guidance, it is not considered binding. it's merely just a recommendation or as i said guidance. cruise ships as i mentioned stopped leaving in the united states in march of 2020. things are supposed to get back going in the next several weeks but it's important to point out celebrity cruise out of the caribbean not directly related to the united states, everybody vaccinated on the cruise, still two people came down despite being vaccinated with covid-19. mike. mike: david spunt live in washington, many thanks. >> joining for reaction brian mudd, welcome. >> good to be with you, mike. mike: unemployment figures in 2021, florida 4.8%, new york 2.8% and california 8.3%. bryan, how do you assess the differences in those numbers? >> it all comes down to policy. there's no question that action taken by the state to reop