the five he will take it phil keating in tampa, florida thank you very much, eric. eric: down south the migrant surge at the border continues despite the brutally and very dangerous hot temperatures. but now the immigration debate is making its way north to places like new york city and washington d.c. those cities, fearing the impact of the migrant flow as migrants from central and latin america are showing up there. officials do not know what to do it. steve is alive in eagle pass, texas which is 1473 miles from our nation's capitol. the border impact in places today, hi steve. >> that is right, eric. that flow continues round the clock day and night but fox news out overnight with the department of public safety. getting some images of young men being detained to have crossed the border illegally across the u.s. among those detained 24-year-old honduran man, he has a lengthy record of arrest for child pornography. he's also been deported from that u.s. three separate times. policy mentions, mentioned by the governor here, governor abbott of texas. bussing some mi

host: that's brian in tampa florida. we addressed that. chart out where we are going from here as far as cancellations. what should consumers be watching out for? guest: make sure you check your flights before you leave for the airport. check the next day for text alerts or emails from your airline to give you up-to-date information about your flight if you can't get through on the phone, sometimes a direct message on social media might help. the airlines employ a lot of people whose job is to monitor social media. definitely pay attention. look at how the airport is doing. massive traffic jams, the strikes, temporarily closed or had other significant disruptions. make sure you check how the airports are doing and then be prepared for very long waits. customs coming into the united states and leaving when you arrived to the airport. it's going to be a very challenging summer. it already is. it will just be the normal summer weathers -- summer weather that we are going to have part of the issue is the airlines were not required to keep thos

incendiÓ al aterrizar en atlanta, ocurriÓ a las 9 de la Ñana el tren de aterrizaje proveniente de tampa florida cubre es 1600 acres. el fuego no ha podido ser sofocado por mÁs de 350 bomberos. sedoso conoce la causa de este siniestro. >>> enfrentarse al cÁncer es un reto pa cualquier persona. pero los elevados precios del tratamiento mÉdico y la falta de acceso a programas de ayuda, empeora la situaciÓn para quienes tienen bajos ingresos y en particular para la comunidad inmigrante latina. rogelio mora-tagle nos muestra lo que estÁ pasando. >>> es una polÍtica su gran talla la librÓ contra un cÁncer de pÁncreas. comenzÓ a buscar opciÓn, aquÍ el costo de la quimioterapia estaba fuera de su alcance. >>> mensual es como arriba de los 16 mil dÓlares en los estados unidos y aquellos que no tenemos un seguro de salud gastos mÉdicos mayores, tampoco calificamos por nuestro ingreso a que se nos ayude con el gobierno estamos solos. >>> los precios son tan elevados que de acuerdo con un estudio del diario uno de cada 3 estadounidenses que tienen medicare pero no califica para la ayuda por bajos ingresos,

phil keating live in tampa florida. jon: a sitting u.s.essman attacked on the campaign trail is speaking out for the first time to fox news about the federal charges the suspect faces. new york of editorial candidate and congressman joined fox news live earlier this afternoon for the first interview addressing the suspects arrested by federal by being released without bail and state charges for that attack on thursday. fox news live coanchor conducted the interview he joins us live from the newsroom. >> as you said near congressman and republican candidate lee zeldin is blaming progressive criminal policies for the way is accused attack or was sprung from behind bars. zelda was campaigning in upstate new york when the suspect 42-year-old david mounted the stage as you can see in approached is alden with a sharp edged weapon saying you are done. zelda and was able to grab him and he was tackled, arrested and charged with second-degree assault and two hours later he was out on the street. in the cashless bill policies. that is a democratic r

that includes the city of tampa, florida, where we find cbs' mark strassmann. >> nice little porch area. >> reporter: like any renter here, kavita knows tampa is a landlord's market. but the single mother of three's family needs an affordable three-bedroom and fast and how many places have you looked at? >> oh, over 50. >> 50 places? >> over 50 places and reached out to over 200 all over tampa bay, all over the state of florida. >> reporter: on average tampa's rents ballooned 22% last year. >> father god, what am i going to do? >> reporter: valerie's landlord hiked her rent nearly 60% to $2,400 a month for this modest four-bedroom. earning under 20 grand a year this overnight auditor moved her family into a hotel, the bill paid by a charity. >> to me it's no different from a hurricane or something disrupting your household and taking your home away and you're being homeless, not having anywhere to go and not knowing what to do. >> reporter: fueling that hurricane here, thousands of pandemic relocations. inflation, rising interest rates discouraging buyers, and few tenant protections. ta

homes as well. >> reporter: karen martin is a 911 operator near tampa, florida.the line when her neighbors need help. she's also a single mom, raising two boys and making less than 20 bucks an hour. >> it was enough, but it's not anymore. i am not making ends meet. i'm spending my savings. i get paid tomorrow and already my whole paycheck is spoken for. >> reporter: it's a perfect storm, rising gas prices for her 60 mile round trip commute, the cost to feed her kids as she applies for food stamps and her rent up from $1,200 a month to $1,500 which forced her to get a roommate. >> i started out a year ago with a good amount in savings because i was going to buy a home, i had $9,000 saved up and it's something i have never been able to accomplish before and then i just couldn't afford to buy a house and that money i have saved is gone because i can't afford my bills. >> reporter: floridians face some of the worst inflation with prices in the tampa area up 11.3% in a year, way above the national average, largely driven by the red hot housing market, home prices are

the plane leaving tampa, florida shortly before 3:00 p.m.ute to nashville, typically a direct route. but it encountered a massive storm system. we can show you on the radar behind me how flight 3609 actually tried to fly west, avoiding the storm system over the panhandle. the flight has now landed in birmingham, alabama. american airlines confirming six passengers and two crew have been evaluated for what they describe as nonsevere injuries. the aircraft in question is a relatively small one. it's an marlins envoy jet. it has twin-engines, carries about 76 passengers. but experts tell me while an in-flight disruption like this is very unusual, it's not unheard of. an we also learned storms at one point, norah, did cause a ground stop at orlando's airport. so we know weather systems can be dangerous to flights. >> errol barnett, thank you so much. >>> for more on this record-breaking heatwave and extreme weather, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. this

. >> lots of people rallied as a park in tampa, florida.y protesters wore green bandannas and t-shirts, all in support of abortion rights. >>> and the protesting didn't end there. truckers blocked traffic for hours in d.c. in a pushback against covid regulations. in response to a recent vaccine mandate for truckers, two separate convoys blocked traffic along the busy interstate 270 and 95 this morning. as a result, police went to block truckers from entering the city using garbage trucks and other heavy equipment to control traffic. in may, truckers held a similar protest in d.c. >>> a homecoming for a california marine who almost lost his life in afghanistan. next, his family's message for how the country cares for veterans. >>> and a kid in daly city was helping out firefighters in his neighborhood the best way he knows how. >>> and coming up all new at 6:00, the traumatic effects of fireworks as americans celebrate the fourth tonight. some veterans will be opting to stay inside. ♪ >>> a holiday weekend homecoming for a california marine.

el tren de aterrizaje del vuelo 823 proveniente de tampa florida se inc las famosas...os de salud. los altos precios del tratamiento mÉdico. y falta de acceso. pone a las personas enfermas en una situaciÓn extrema. muchos deciden detener el tratamiento no lo pueden costear. rogelio mora-tagle nos cuenta mÁs. >>> es un analista polÍtica com bafb. >> realmente no tiene que ver quÉ partido. >>> su gran batalla la librÓ contra un cÁncer de pancreas que diagnosticaron 2020. le daban 6 meses de vida. aquÍ, tan solo el costo de la quimioterapia estaba fueraud cance. >>> mensual es como arriba de los 16 mil dÓlares en los estados unidos" no tenemos un seguro de salud de gastos mÉdicos mayores. pero tampoco calificamos por nuestro ingreso a que se nos ayude con el gobierno. >>> estamos solos. >>> los precios son tan elevados que de acuerdo con un estudio del diario, uno de cada 3 estadounidenses que tienen medicare no califica para la ayuda por bajos ingresos, han dejado de comprar sus medicamentos para combatir el cÁncer. >>> ya es hora de buscar una soluciÓn en parte de los me

we just had our first national summit in tampa, florida. we had 500 attendees there. desantis kicked it off and welcomed all our guests to the state of florida. we had betsy devos speak. we had dr. lb did king speak, and she was amazing. dr. carson and his wife spoke sunday. we had 20 or so strategy sessions where our members were able to dig deep on the issues that were concerning to them. they trained on how to run campaigns, support campaigns, and things of that nature. host: if you want to ask her questions, you can do so at (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8002 for independents. you can text your questions at (202) 748-8003. who funds moms for change? guest: most of our funding comes from t-shirt sales. host: are those donors from conservative organizations? at your conference you had turning usa. do they contribute to your covers? guest: -- do they contribute to your coffers. guest: only to sponsor that event. host: media matters characterizes you this way -- " they appeared to be using parents as ponds to advance a far rig

45th owner of the white house himself said the day before during a speech at a student summit in tampa, floridas in the usual for in his own style, he boasted of good relations with many world leaders, including putin, and said that he would not allow russia to attack ukraine, at the same time, mr. trump accused european allies of allocating aid ukraine only receives a tiny share if compared with what washington gave donald trump called such support to ukraine a waste at a time when washington itself has tens of trillions of debt, well, those who watch my column have long known that if i lived in the united states of america, i would probably be i am a republican, but i would very much not like donald trump to win the next election from the republicans, and after such statements, i would not like it even more. well, in conclusion, if the mountains are not mountains, it is clear that the tide is flowing, it is helping to destroy russia even nature, the other day in the russian resort of sochi , a real flood occurred after a heavy downpour, the bzubu river overflowed its banks, due to which sever

the plane, leaving tampa, florida shortly before 3 p.m. en route to nashville, typically a direct route, but it encountered a massive storm system. we can show you on the radar behind me how flight 3609 actually tried to fly west, avoiding the storm system over the panhandle. the flight has now landed in birmingham, alabama. american airlines confirming six passengers and two crew have been evaluated for what they describe as non-severe injuries. the aircraft in question is a relatively small one, it's an american airlines envoy jet, has twin engines, carries about 76 passengers. but experts tell me, while an in-flight disruption like this is very unusual, it's not unheard of. and we also learned storms at one point, norah, did cause a ground stop at orlando's airport, so we know the weather systems can be dangerous. >> o'donnell: all right, errol barnett, thank you so much. and for more on this record- breaking heat wave and extreme weather, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel.artners at the w

a passenger captured the smoke rising from the plane that had just arrived from tampa, florida.had to be towed to the gate. a passenger on board captured a fire truck that arrived to assist. the jets breaks overheated and caught fire. no one was hurt, and nobody had to evacuate. >>> a wildfire in yosemite national park threatens to destroy more than 500 famous giant sequoia trees. the washburn fire has burned nearly 1600 acres, more than 640 ha. the fire has spread, but has not damaged the giant sequoia so far. a controlled burn has been set to create a protective ring around the trees. and drones flying in the area are making it harder for emergency workers to do their job. the fbi is being called in to find those responsible for hindering firefighting efforts. >> reporter: just one rogue drone. >> it makes our aircraft divert or land. >> reporter: that's all it takes to ground a firefight. >> it is a mandatory stop operations when we see drones operating in our locations. we don't know what the operator is going to do. that potential damage to helicopters or fixed wings is ext

host: representative mark pocan, our guest, the first question comes from the independent line, tampa, florida, we hear from beth, you are on with representative mark pocan. caller: good morning. i have a question for you, mr. pocan. how do you feel about what our country looks like right now and how we are living in this country? how do you feel? i am almost 60 years old and i have never in my life felt as sad and depressed as i see what is going on now. the divide between the left and the right. you say the right is extreme, the right says the left is extreme. how are we going to get along and live as a country? one other question, they want more support? didn't we withdraw from afghanistan because of money that was going and being wasted and now we turn right around and it is going again? and we pay taxes and money is wasted. host: thank you. guest: let me take the second part first. we had troops involved in afghanistan at a level we do not in ukraine and the level of funding is significantly different. i supported getting out of afghanistan. you are right, we never should have gone there

phil keating is live at the summit in tampa, florida. >> reporter: good afternoon and there will be more republican leaders speaking to young voters and future conservative leaders tomorrow as well, last day for turning point usa student action summit. at margo --eduardo bolsinaro whose father is the past president of that nation. a lot of the bows here is about 2024. last night ron desantis headlines on the midterms and biden bashing. >> you will see a red wave this november. we want to see you do something with those majorities. hold brandon and his ilk accountable. >> reporter: friday, out west in the desert showing the former team in the white house is not always on the same team anymore. former vice president pence campaigned for gubernatorial candidate robson, former president donald trump in arizona yesterday campaigning for her opponent, carrie lake, former newscaster in phoenix who supported obama and sent him money in 2008. but now she has totally changed. not to disappoint the crowd last night, trump teased 2024. >> and now we may have to do it again. but first we have to win

you're in tampa, florida, at the turning point event, and we're so happy to have you joining us all theout there that i'm missing. and i will say this, lawrence, one of the fox, all-time "fox & friends" great highlights is, was charles payne going down a giant water slide -- [laughter] in his suit, okay? so you have no excuse, lawrence, for not getting on one of those inflatable water devices before the show's over. lawrence: listen, i love you guys, i love "fox & friends," i am a team player, but there's no way in hell -- [laughter] i'm jumping in water in my suit. pete: yes. it's just one suit, lawrence. lawrence: not a chance. pete: you can take your shoes off and belt buckle -- lawrence: if you transfer me, you know, a little something from your budget to my budget, the suit hits the water. pete: i'm already down $500 for the weekend, you know i can't do that. rachel: no, pete, you can't afor-- [laughter] i'm just going to say charles or payne is actually going to be here, so maybe we'll get a repeat of that. he is going to be on the show, so we'll see if he -- pete: we'll roll that

i am laura ingraham this angela kokott will from tampa florida in moment the governor will join me for extended inter view. but first, voting with their feet. that's focus of tonight's angle. >> now judging by latest data maybe you have seen it, people want to get the hell out of california illinois and new york. those three states all registered sharpest overall population loss lasts year. so what heck is everybody moving well one of most popular place is without doubt here in florida we saw population increase by 211,000 between july 2, '02 and july 2021. and by way it is not just people moving. of the 5.8 million new businesses in application between january 21st and 22 stunning 12% were right here in florida. now with these numbers, it is no wonder that florida governor is way up in the polls in reelection race and nation wide he building profile impressive fund raising operation. with all of the over all of things we just talked about liberal governors with ambitions for national office have denied including that walking pile of higher gel new some. he defeated recall effort his s

and in tampa, florida indictment alleges operative with u.s.itical groups to spread prorussia propaganda. prosecutors say alexander i know individuals in florida, georgia, and california to act as instruments of the russian government and political and social media fears. other krpghts want to clearly undermine our democracy so why isn't this getting more coverage? let's bring in former cia station chief and moscow dan hoffman and formerrings dina intel officer of putin playbook thank you y'all so much for joining the program so dan we have depended on you for a lot of our national security. should we be concerned right now? >> we should be. you know vladimir piewten one of the was serving in the kgb for him espionage is an instrument of his national security strategy, and he's going to seek to use what is our strength that isn't wide open cyberspace and media to his advantage and that's what we're seeing in this case. rebecca are they taking advantage of the current administration right now? it seems like they're beating their chest all around

bret: reporting live from tampa florida. thank you.s white house correspondent jackie, author of the book defeating big government socialism knew gingrich, juan williams and editor of townhall.com. the endorsements of the former president, former vice president. >> i think it is perfectly healthy. donald trump who is clearly the front runner by any standard. i think governor desantis would be number two at the present time. and mike pence. everyone below them is in single digits. those three are serious players. mike pence has earned it the hard way. campaigned as congressmen, governor, vice president. >> specifically in arizona it is interesting to watch mike henson former president donald trump. arizona is not a reliably republican state when it comes to elections. they are part of the vote that you have to get with republicans. two democratic senators now. the way to the white house is through arizona. mike pence did endorse governor brian camp in georgia. he has one up when it comes to gubernatorial endorsements. in terms of things

a passenger captured the smoke rising from the plane that has just arrived from tampa florida.ate. a passenger on board the spirit flight captured a fire truck that arrived to assist. airport says the jets breaks overheated and caught fire. nobody was hurt and nobody had to evacuate. >>> a wildfire in yosemite national park threatens to destroy more than 500 of california's famous giant sequoia trees. the washburn fire has burned more than 2000 acres. more than 820 hectors. the fire has spread to a grove of trees but has not damaged the historic sequoia so far. the park's chief public affairs officer tells cnn and coordinated attack is needed to bring the blaze under control. >> the air support is helpful but we have a lot of hotshot cruise and firefighters on the ground that are going in to suppress the fire. it's really a ground and air attack coordinated that is going to get us to the suppression network aiming towards as soon as we can. >> cnn nick ward has more now from california. >> the washburn fire exploded over the weekend, more than doubled in size during a 24- hour

phil keating is in tampa, florida tonight. [cheers] former vice president in arizona today establishing he is his own man now and challenging his former boss. he is stumping for his gubernatorial candidate of choice karrin taylor robson a wealthy real estate attorney and developer. >> we will win back about the house and senate and send karrin taylor robson to the state house. >> pence, a possible 2024 presidential contender and robson then campaigned near the border in do youson. former president trump's backing her opponent in the primary former tv newscaster terry lake. is he also in arizona today in a dueling event. this isn't the first time since they left office that pence has gone his own political way. in may, he campaigned in georgia for republican governor brian kemp. trump endorsed his opponent. kemp won by 73%, a bruise for the trump brand. tonight in tampa yet another 2024 possibility headlines at the turning point u.s.a. student action summit. florida governor ron desantis. turning point u.s.a. bills itselfself a

. >>> former president trump spoke of the turning point summit in tampa, florida. 3,000 people gathered for the second day of the weekend long event. the summit serves to eat indicate and train young conservatives on the principles of freedom and limited government. during his remarks he spoke about the differences between the two parties. >> the radical left wants global government, defunding the police, wide open borders. they want no voter id. i wonder why they want no voter id. i can't imagine. could it be that they want to cheat in elections? that couldn't be. we want sovereignty, public safety and strong secure borders and we respect law enforcement. >> he went on to say that the young people at the convention will help determine the future of america. >>> the state department has confirmed that two u.s. citizens believed to be fighting in the war against russia died in ukraine. the parents of luke lucian say their son went to ukraine in early april to help as a medic. the 31-year-old father of two is half ukrainian. his father said once he decided to go there was no stopping him.

i am laura ingraham this angela kokott will from tampa florida in moment the governor will join me forth their feet. that's focus of tonight's angle. >> now judging by latest data maybe you have seen it, people want to get the hell out of california illinois and new york. those three states all registered sharpest overall population loss lasts year. so what heck

point because it took action comes after the show categorized on the student action summit in tampa, floridas way during the program on monday. >> they are nazis out there in front of the conference with anti-semitic slurs. stephen the conservative group turning point usa has condemned the group of neo-nazis and that they have nothing to do with the organization. >> where was the santas? >> todd: he left the because you love the men youkner composite. >> todd: charlie kirk calling out the panel's. >> look, i got a title that i. people say false things become a public figure. when you go after 16 and 17-year-olds that traveled from across the country that then have to live for the rest of the life with a shadow over the because someone at abc says that they might be linked to neo-nazis? >> todd: still weighing options on whether to move forward with a lawsuit. speaking of living with a shadow over, the appeal after a judge dismisses a defamation lawsuit brought against a handful of news organizations back of "the new york times," cbs news, "abc news," canada and "rolling stone" magazine is ac

john, from tampa, florida. it wouldn't last nearly two rounds against yours. thank you. i think. good looks from? your mom? your dad? or both? definitely both of them. you make me choose on television? it's not like they watch me. i know they do if you should my mom's text. jenna from long island joe biden is as eustis is the gm lasagna. good one. i'd vote for elmo to be president before i ever vote for michelle obama. okay. catherine from indiana, please inform got felled that he is a phd have ended. he was annoyed during the commercial break because he was being sarcastic. he was so clearly being sarcastic he couldn't believe the people didn't understand that. so yes, she knows that she is not a medical doctor and that is a joke. that is the joke. that's fine. everything else that greg gutfeld says goes over mine. please no more coverage of asc. i would beg to differ. that is fine. from new jersey, whatever happened to your efforts to get the truth about the dui charge involving nancy pelosi's husband? we have filed lawsuits the courts as you know take a little bit of time and

florida governor ron desantis speaking hours before trump at a conservative conference in tampa, floridas aiming for a higher office. even if that worries trump, he says he is not going anywhere just yet. >> you want to damage me in any form, so i can no longer represent you. obviously they want me not to be the candidates, because they never talk about anybody else. getting more votes than any sitting president in the history of our country, by far. and now we may just have to do is a good. >> that trump desantis dance taking place in florida just hours after trump and his former vice president pence were at odds in arizona. trump and pence were backing opposing gop governors there, each making their case friday night. increasing willingness by willing to flirt amid -- comes amid this little bit relentless drip of negative coverage following the january six hearing. the hearings aired its, with some markle season finale for season one on thursday, revealing some of the most damning details yet of trump's inaction while trump -- at the capitol was under attack. joining me now for inciden

before we go, you may have noticed kayleigh is not with me today, she is in tampa, florida, for turning on fox nation. kayleigh. >> hey, harris. it is sad not to be there with you but great to be in my hometown of tampa. harris, fox nation streams now two years in a row, thousands of people gather, we are hosting a show today at 4:00 p.m. foxnation.com, all access live. we have governor desantis tonight, we have president trump tomorrow, i'm on sunday, we have greg gutfeld down here, pete hegseth, all of your favorite names. and charlie is the best, and the kids behind me, may be a future president, a future press secretary, they all love politics and inspire me every time i come down here. >> you know what i love about this, i've heard you say it before, when you are with groups like that, reminds you of being that age and aspiring. >> yes. i was that kid with the rolling book bag at the tournaments, and i was a cheerleader and i loved being here around people just like me. remind me of myself. >> spend all the weekend on fox nation watching you guys at turning point. thank you. >> tha

all of those price hikes are straining karen martin, a 911 operator near tampa, florida, and a single raising two sons while making less than $20 an hour. >> i am not making ends meet. i'm not making it. i'm spending my savings. i get paid tomorrow and already my whole paycheck is spoken for, and it's the first time in my life i've had to apply for food stamps because i don't know how we'll continue eating groceries. >> reporter: consumer sentiment hit a record low as new polling shows 42% of americans are struggling to remain where they are financially. nearly double from a year ago. and 85% think the economy is getting worse. >> especially after covid nobody has money for anything and everything goes up higher and higher. >> reporter: it's forcing families to make brutal decisions. >> do you want to eat or drive? >> reporter: some foregoing bills or medication, others turning to assistance programs like food banks. >> we have seen skyrocketing numbers of people needing food and, unfortunately, we're not getting the same level in donations that we used to. >> i try not to let it goin

stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ >> yes, that actually did happen last night in tampa, floridayrics to that lee greenwood song, trump did not gladly stand up to defend the country on january 6. he sat as the testimony was laid out watching television for 187 minutes while the insurrection unfolded and even last night he wasn't letting go of his big election lies. >> if i stayed home, if i announced i was not going to run for office, the persecution of donald trump would immediately stop. we know that. everybody knows that. but that's what they want me to do. and you know what, there's no chance i do that. there's just no chance i do that. i can't do that. >> trump was dropping hints nearly every day he plans to run for president again in 2024. the january 6 committee vice chair liz cheney today insisted trump must never return to power. >> donald trump, the violation of his oath of office, the violation of the constitution that he engaged in is the most serious misconduct of any president in the history of our nation. there's no doubt in my mind that the president of the united

all of those price hikes are straining karen martin, a 911 operator near tampa, florida, and a single mom raising two sons while making less than 20 bucks an hour. >> i'm not making ends meet. i'm not making it. i'm spending my savings. i get paid tomorrow, and already my whole paycheck is spoken for, and it's the first time in my life i've had to apply for food stamps because i don't know how we're going to continue eating groceries. >> reporter: consumer sentiment hit a record low last month. as new polling shows, 42% of americans are struggling to remain where they are financially, nearly double from a year ago, and 85% think the economy is getting worse. >> especially after covid, nobody has money for anything. and now everything goes up higher and higher. >> reporter: it's forcing families to make brutal decisions. >> it's like, what, do you want to eat or do you want to drive? >> reporter: some forgoing bills or medications. many others turning to assistance programs. >> we've seen skyrocketing numbers of people needing food, and unfortunately we're not getting the same level in

phil keating has been covering it for us at this week and has the latest at the summit in tampa, florida. >> hey, there, eric. we're one of the few people left here as this wrapped up already. everybody going back to their cities across the country vf -- after a big three-day influential conference that featured conservative, activists, elected republican politicians, really a who's who, including several potential 2024 presidential candidates including last night's headliner. >> your generation will not let them do what they want to do to you which is bad bad things. -- we'll not let them do what they want to do to you which is bad bad things. we're going to take our liberty, destiny. we're going to take back very soon our country. >> the former president came on the stage with a show in front of the crowd of the ballroom, a crowd of mostly young people, as that that's what turning point usa is all about, getting to high school and college-aged kids emphasizing conservative principles and politics. >> and so we say at turning point usa that lives will be changed here. we know that to be

all of those price hikes are straining karen martin, a 911 operator near tampa, florida, and a single mom raising two sons while making less than $20 an hour. >> i'm not making ends meet. i'm spending my savings. i get paid tomorrow and already my whole paycheck is spoken for, and it's the first time in my life i had to apply for food stamps because i don't know how we're going to continue eating groceries. >> consumer sentiment hit a record low last month as new polling shows 42% of americans are struggling to remain where they are financially. nearly double from a year ago. and even 5% think the economy is getting worse. >> especially after covid, nobody has money for anything, and now everything goes up higher and higher. >> it's forcing families to make brutal decisions. >> it's like do you want to eat or drive? >> some foregoing bills or medications. many others turning to assistance programs like food banks. >> we have seen skyrocketing numbers of people needing food. and unfortunately, we're not getting the same level in donations that we used to. >> i try not to let it get to

in rent since 1986, all of those price hikes are straining karen martin, a 911 operator near tampa, floridasingle mom, raising two sons, while making less than 20 bucks an hour. >> i'm not making ends meet. i'm setting my savings, i get paid tomorrow and already my whole paycheck is spoken for and it's the first time in my life i had to apply for food stamps because i don't know how we'll continue eating groceries. >> reporter: consumer sentiment hit a record low last month as new polling shows 42% of americans are struggling to remain where they are financially, nearly double from a year ago and 85% think the vionomy istingwors nody hor aind everygs ergher fa to make brul decisions. >> rteom foregoing bi medications, others turning to assistance programs like food banks. >> we've seen skyrocketing of numbers of people needing food and unfortunately we're not getting the same level in donations we used to. >> i try not to let it get to me. you know, i just go day by day. >> reporter: on top of brutal price hikes bonita wesley expects a sizeable rent hike. would you be able to afford to stay

allen joined msnbc back in 1996 when he moved from tampa, florida, to ft., new jersey and then over to sec auckous, where he would become the stage manager for a new show on msnbc called "home page." i hosted that show in a previous life with ashley banfield and gina gaston and allen had to live with things like our fabulous shoe friday, and our charlie's angel open and allen, i never apologized to you for that. so that is where i first met allen. i'm so sorry about that. and when msnbc moved to 30 rock and a little show called "morning joe" officially began, allen joined our team. where he's been ever since. from inside of the studio, to road shows, for presidential debates and primaries and party conventions, allen has always been the one keeping our on air team on track in line and always looking at the correct camera. allen, i could tell what he's thinking what looking into his eyes. his work ethic second to none. allen's work for nbc took him across the globe including the olympic coverage in athen to sochi, london and beijing and tokyo. but downtown d

ayman, did you see the conference for right-wing students hosted by turning point usa, and in tampa, floridamaga suspects. it wasn't their speeches that caught my eye. it was the weird way that they were introduced on stage. heavy watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wow! >> donald j trump! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> now, ayman, putting aside how cringed that old one was. the fact that this conservative moment has gone on full mode, and it's actually quite revealing. because what those entrances remind me of our ww he rest was coming to the ring with smoke and the -- and let's be honest. just as wwe wrestling is all fake, let's all pretend, so sorry to break two at home. so it's conservative politics right now in america. so the republican party. none of those people actually believe any of the nonsense they are selling to the kids in the crowd. it's all performance audience. it's all the grift, isn't it? >> no, it's all a grift, and it's a proper to see these like various to politicians, trying to be relaxed and cool in these moments. and it's absolutely remarkable, mandy. i mean, it was not just their entrance

elizabeth: where the best housing now question will be her austin, texas, tampa, florida, raleigh, norths right now? >> boise idaho. the reasons for this places for being the best deals as they went up. what does sub generally must come down. but you know what? there's a silver lining in all of this, people who weren't locked out of the housing market because they did not get involved in 15 away a bidding war, they cannot get contingencies and they need them because they cannot pay cash, those people cannot be the only person bidding. and perhaps secure the home with it contingencies, with all the things they need to buy the home. homebuilders are giving sweetener. that is not happened in two years. so that could all be good news for that homebuyer that stood his ground and now can come in and scoop up a decent deal. elizabeth: anything they step in the homebuyer should they wait a step in now? >> think that just up their toe in now. they don't know. originally sold something for example, for 5 million that was a seven half-million asked that had been at 9.8 ask. so in outsole for half o

was hurt by the fire created some very tense moments for passengers on board that flight from tampa, floridald us to remain calm. um just stay seated until they get everything under control. but it's on fire . like how are you going to remain calm? don't don't get that. investigators say the fire started after one of the jets landing gear brakes overheated. the weekend saw another drop in gas prices across the country. according to the tech side, gasbuddy nearly 7000 gas stations in the u. s. are now selling gas for less than $4 a gallon. that's up from last week when only 2500 stations were selling at that price. the nationwide average though still 4 68 a gallon it is down 13 cents from a week ago and 30 cents from last month, as always , prices in california as we know are much higher. they are also dropping, though, according to triple a. the statewide averages now 609 a gallon, you can find some locations selling gas for less than $6 here in the bay area to search around when we could go. the statewide average was 6 24. last month. it was 6 43. well if you fill up your tank today, you co

. >> bret: phil keating reporting live from tampa, florida. thank you.under group, fox news white house correspondent jacqui heinrich, former republican speaker of the house, author of the book "defeating the government socialism," newt gingrich. a fox news political analyst juan williams, and katie pavlich, editor of townhall.com. speaker, your thoughts on this battle between the endorsements of the former president, former vice president? >> i think it's perfectly healthy. you have three big players now in the republican party. donald trump, who's clearly the front runner by any standard. i think governor desantis, who clearly would be number two at the present time -- and you know, mike pence. everybody below them is in single digits, but those three are serious players. mike pence has earned at the hardware, campaigned as congressmen, governor, vice president. and it will be fascinating to watch how it evolves. >> bret: katie? >> specifically in arizona it's interesting to watch mike pence on former president donald trump, because as we know now, ari

on monday he was scheduled to rally a political -- political supporters at a rally in tampa, florida, host a law enforcement event in orlando. neither of those going forward clearly as the president remains in isolation. but the white house is doing its best to try and show that president biden despite those mild symptoms is still at work here at the white house. isolated in the residence of the white house. we've seen several images of him, you can see him there, outside on the balcony of the white house where he told supporters that highway was -- that he was doing well. we saw president biden signing into law a piece of legislation, and the white house put out this photo, of the president masked, wearing a kn95 mask and signing this bill into law that's aimed at eliminating tariffs for baby formula to address that baby formula shortage. we also know that president biden has been getting well wishes includesing from world leaders. amongst them the chinese president, xi jinping, who sent a message of sympathy to the president, according to chinese government officials. now we are exp

meeting at the state capitol freedom rallies and marches as they were being called, were held in tampa, floridasome signs read, quote, fight for justice instead of celebrating injustice. the judge has temporarily blocked an abortion ban in the sunshine state and in the nation's capital. abortion rights advocates were outside the white house, chanting and holding signs, including those that read. july, fars. if you were by a pool beach or grilled today, there is a chance the dreaded p word may have come up. i'm talking about politics. that's right. two landmark supreme court rulings have guns and abortion front and center in the campaign, for which major political party will control congress next year, is also starting to heat up. boxes madeline rivera as the story they say polite company should never talk about religion or politics, but both are sure to come up at fourth of july. get together this holiday weekend. no matter what side you take on the supreme court's recent rulings on guns, abortion and religion. one thing is certain. just about everyone has an opinion. i agree with the supreme c

now the cities where potential homeowners searched the most were miami and tampa, florida. phoenix also high on that list. well, a federal reserve, the federal service slated to raise interest rates again wednesday to fight inflation reportedly several fed leaders leaning toward a hike of 3 quarters of a percent just like what they did in june. it would be the 4th interest rate increase in 5 months now, 2nd quarter gdp. we get some other economic reports this week and also a of earnings from big tech apple. microsoft, alphabet, meta, amazon all reporting this week. well, several apps into a power drivers who are pulled over by police by informing them of their rights and even offering real-time legal advice. usa today reports some believe in record the encounter in case are different reports about what happened. most of the apps do have a cost and t-mobile customers might be 5 bucks richards soon the payments are related to the data being compromised during a breach. now the proposed settlement with split 350 million dollar paled among lawyers. and then the 77 million custo

no one was hurt passengers on board that flight from tampa, florida, described what happened. they told us to remain calm. um just stay seated until they get it's on fire. like how are youes say the fire started after one of the brakes on the jets lending gear over heated get outside here as we're taking a peek at what is going to be the hottest day of the week. rosemary oroczo if we can make it through today will be all right. some of our inland cities may touch 100 degrees and that is definitely hot one. we do have our inner east bay already in the nineties in the north bay, not quite as hot and around the bay very comfortable at this time. a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary. if you look beyond san francisco, you can see the marine layer there and along the coastline, those clouds are stacked up. we do have partly sunny. partly cloudy skies expected for the coastline. for the remainder of today and again. temperatures are in the upper fifties and low sixties. let's talk about the coastal flood advisory starts at eight o'clock this evening goes until midnig

let's hear from ken in tampa, florida. go ahead. >> yes, good morning. as far as down here in tampa, i mean, there is no real bad issue as of yet. but just like anything, where is the next city going to be the next copycat, will it be more noticeable than the last one. but to follow up on with the gentleman who just called said, it's the fascination of guns. at the end of the day, people would, when they talk about the mass shootings, if you calculate all the shootings, a mass shooting at any given time is nothing compared to all the single shootings of people running about, walking to the mall. people in their own home, shooting and killing people more than you can imagine, as a mass shooting. just imagine if the gun silencer bill that the republicans wanted to pass had gotten through. where would we be, with everyone walking around with a silencer on their weapon? people continue to vote for the same people who have no concern for their issues. we need to just vote all of these people out, but you get this divide. oh, it's a democrat, oh, it's a republ

tampa, florida has seen the largest spike in the country, nearly 36% since last year, and rents there% from last year. mark strassmann takes a closer look at how the lack of affordable housing is hurting residents. >> it looks like a bungalow. >> reporter: as a realtor, keila mccaskill compares tampa's housing market to a hurricane's aftermath. >> everything you have on your list of requirements. >> reporter: thousands of people scrambling for a place to stay. >> all the way to the fence. >> it may not be your first choice. you may be working on your third or fourth choice. >> reporter: and you're probably going to make a compromise somewhere. >> you're definitely going to make some compromises. >> reporter: tough for buyers. worse for renters like character ca. this exec moved here from albany, new york for cheaper housing. a year later, her landlord wants to raise her rent $530, beyond her budget. >> it's a little unconscionable that this was allowed to go on and not do a >> reporter: thousands of people relocated here throughout the pandemic. add inflation and surging interest rate

and i've reached out to over 200 all over tampa bay, all over the state of florida. >> reporter: on averagempa's rents ballooned 22% last year. >> father god, what am i going to do? >> reporter: valerie bannon's landlord istrsrg hiked her rent ny a without opons, ly thisveor med hermilya hote the paid by a charity. >> to me, it's no different from a hurricane or something disrupting your household and taking your home away and you're being homeless. not having anywhere to do to go, not knowing what to do. >> reporter: fueling that hurricane here, thousands of pandemic relocations, inflation, rising interest rates discouraging buyers, and few tenant protections. tampa recently put $5 million toward rental assistance, money gone in two days. erika belezerian could be, too. this p.r. account exec's rent will jump $530, beyond her budget. >> if i want to pay less, which is my goal, i will need to move 30 to 40 minutes outside of this neighborhood. >> reporter: 30 to 40 minutes. >> yes. >> very clean, spacious. r: s keeps looking, calling, emailing, everything's expensive. this home's deal break

my name is mike haupt.i'm from tampa, florida. and i make memeson wallstreetbets.rain. i've made memes in my car. i just did one from the showfrom hbo "chernobyl." where i mean, it's messed up, but the guy that was suffering from theradiation poisoning, he's, like,slowly deteriorating. i'm like, this isa person's account. this is a perfect analogy for like the averagewallstreetbets user's account. and i feel likethe transient relationship that my generation haswith money is not our fault, to stick up for mypeople a little bit in my communityand my generation. we were born into the worldwhere we were encouraged not to save, where we were encouragedto think short-term. my credit card rewards pointsgive me more money than my savings account.what does that tell you to do? the economy is telling youto spend your money as fast as you get it,and that's what we're doing. reporter:who do you think has the power right now in society? - who do i thinkhas the power in society? reporter: yeah. - the rich. reporter: why so? man: they have so muchinfluence over the laws, the regu

tampa florida on friday.rents more involved in school board races. moms for liberty is mobileizing for the mid-terms. they have grown big time tiffany justice. >> the california school closures and all these other places, that hurts disadvantaged kids the most. they are the ones that were put -- because the wealthy people and the bureaucrats, they just send their kids to tutoring or to private school. so those were the kids that really suffered a lot. >> bill: why do you think the growth has been so extraordinary? you claim 100,000 members. seems like it happened overnight. >> well, it has been a long few years for american parents. and when we needed to rely on elected officials to make good decisions for our families, right, to lead us forward out of this pandemic what american parents found was they were ignored. tina and i started moms for liberty and i liken it to putting your board in the water at the right time. we're moms, too. the growth has been natural and a grassroots movement. i know there are a