we use the room at the broward center in berkley. ch there's a safe zone for everyone to come to. we learned. everyone who came heard from the can ran. they heard from catholic text. they heard from medieval jewish texts. i don't know what they went away with as an opinion but certainly their fund of knowledge of how communities stand on was increased. >> and so i'm wondering from your perspective i know it's always hard to know what's going on inside another person but in this particular case did you have the sense that just hearing information in some way builds an impathic bridge, a deeper understanding, changed minds. do you have any sense of sort of what that educational process may sh done to the people who were in the room? >> i think from the leaning in and even the questions that came after the three presentations, you know, world of -- our world currently of facts and disputing science and basically ignoring evidence. they have three people calmly just provide evidence from a source that you can then look up yourself was an island after calm. >> you know, it's interesting

i am the director of public policy for broward county. thank you all for putting this together. it is wonderful to see you appear as amazing advocates. thanks for the support in d.c. around the affordable care act and helping us to expand access to health care for all americans. one of our concerns for united way aside from the changes to the affordable health care act that have been proposed is chip reauthorization. the chip funding is do to expire on september 27th. it covers 8.9 million children in the united states. as many of the states are planning their budgets, we are concerned that this quill bewil priority in congress thand the chip funding will be extended so the states are able to plan for that funding or plan to not receive it. will that be a priority? >> it is absolutely a priority for me. we can't afford to let that become part of this broader effort to try to gut health care. we will work to make sure that it does. >> good afternoon. my name is forest, not to be confused with forrest gump but it happens all the time. doctor, after i just heard you, god bless you.

care, not only in lorna, but across the country, but particularly in florida because we have a high number of uninsured individuals, especially in miami-dade and broward counties. part of that has gone down since the affordable care act care act was passed. because we have not expanded medicaid and people can still not access the care they need -- i think it is particularly troubling. very, very appreciated if representative deutch's efforts. when we see a group of men deciding behind closed doors what to include in the bill, like taking away birth control to prevent unintended pregnancies and going back to when being a woman was a pre-existing condition is troubling. two months ago we saw the biggest marches in this country that we have seen in decades. in tallahassee we had 1400 people in the streets. who was a part of those marches? [applause] we need to continue that work, because we will not go back to when people did not have access to coverage, when being a woman was a pre-existing condition. we know we can make it better, and i am really happy to be here with you and your strong voices. [applause] >> we will open it to the floor. if you have a

pozzuoli was the chairman of the republican party in broward county, so he was a political animal as well. used to takels are public money, scraped dollars out of the public schools, convert that into money that goes to people looking to make money off the school system. host: ok, mark, a lot there. i want to get mr. was only -- mr . pozzuoli a chance to respond. guest: the school is run by the city, the city of coral springs runs it. the recently city put it there is because the school board in broward county, florida had priorities. that school in fact is managed by csusa, the company you are talking about. the answer to you is, look, that an a-ratedbeen school, and it is about kids. the bottom line is that school serves several thousand students, and that school come as an example -- and there are several others in our community, and pines, north lauderdale, that all serve -- they are in beautiful buildings, teachers are paid well, and students are being educated. and those students are a larger minority population than the traditional public schools. those things, regardless of wh

i am a union organizer with 1199 in the broward region. [applause] amongstpleasure to be such great people today. in your opening statement, representative, you were getting ready to go someplace you didn't go. little bit. a i want to ask this question to give you a chance to share with the audience, what is your plan to fight back? you mentioned that, then you stopped. do tos it you plan to fight back? let me finish the question. [laughter] we are doing everything we can. when our people are fighting and doing whatever, we get the saying have your members to call this number, your members, your neighbors, your this -- we are doing that part in the field. tell me from the representative side, what is your plan to fight back? i apologize if i was holding back. let me try to be more forthcoming. [laughter] when you have an effort taking place in the united states congress coming from the white advance a piece of legislation that is worse than the last piece of legislation , at was about 17% approval seeing this ass another opportunity to cut

vernicca: i'm actually an intern principal in the sixth largest school district in the nation: browardy. steve: broward county? vernicca: in fort lauderdale, florida. steve: ok. well, that's good, then. [indistinct]. all right, introduce everybody. vernicca: so, to my right, i have my high school sweetheart

high winds and dry conditions caused the fire in broward county to grow to more than 6,500 acres. a smaller, nearly 200-acre brush fire outside orlando forced residents from their homes and partially damaged a girl scout camp. in coastal hernando county, north of tampa, firefighters are battling a brush fire that's grown to 300 acres. it is 20% contained. the impeachment proceedings begin tomorrow against alabama governor robert bentley. he's accused of misusing state resources to cover up an affair with a former aide. alabama's supreme court ruled unanimously yesterday that impeachment proceedings in the state legislature can move forward against the two-term republican governor. bentley denies doing anything illegal, and says he will not resign. >> sreenivasan: finally, judge neil gorsuch officially joins the u.s. supreme court tomorrow. he'll be sworn in by president trump in a public ceremony at the white house, and earlier by chief justice john roberts at the court. the senate confirmed the nomination friday in a 54 to 45 vote, with only three democrats joining the republican

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the scenes. we have got kate anderson broward, a cnn contributor and author of the book "first women." gates, the director of the white house visitors office under president clinton and she is also the author of white house story. good morning to you both. kate, we know that the first lady's office is in charge of organizing this event. but melania trump's full staff wasn't in place in time to start the planning. how big of an issue do you think this is going to be? >> well, look. it's the biggest public event at the white house and during the obama administration they had upward of 35,000 people at the easter egg roll and it's a feel-good event. i know for the obama administration and i know melinda it walk more about this with the clintons. we are talking about january of 2009 people working on this. the fact they didn't have a staff in place to really coordinate the easter egg roll which is a huge on event. i think it does pose problems. it's going to be a scaled-down event and we know about 20,000 people this year versus the upward of 30,000 for the obamas last year. like everythin

the lives of some endangered creatures. garvin thomas brings us her story in today's bay area broward >> reporter: one of the great things about patting boarding is how little you do it. there'sed are, and -- when she takes to the water her list is longer than most. there's always a flute. >> that's what i do. always a flute on me. >> it's simple, she says. she takes a flute everywhere because it has taken her everywhere. >> the flute has always been that way. it's always been something that have i've just wondered where it was going to take me, and so far it's taken me to 126 country. ♪ >> viv yapa is a classically trained virtuoso, invited to play with symphonies and orchestras around the world. she's used to drawing crowds wherever she plays. indoors and out and not just with people which leads us to what happened one day last summer. >> she came to you. >> viviana playing on her board off the coast of half moon bay when a very big fan rushed her stage. >> oh, my god! >> the video of viviana's encounter with a humpback whale has been watched and re-watched more than 1 is million times. >> everyone thinks that i was very, ve

the october surprise may be. amy: that was roger stone speaking august 8 in broward county, florida. if you could respond to the substance of what they're sang, , juli, anand explain what is yr relatishipipith roger stone. >> i don't want to be an apologt for these people, b bt partpopolics in the unid stat is someing that everyo has to geawayrom. glared isio o of two by different you leads been sucked up all of the political energy in the c country. while we could talk later ababot what h has happenened the tru adadministrationonnd the fascinating g process we have bn sayingbout how manany d days dos itit take fofor the security ser digesest the presisident, sosomethingg like 75, seems to e the answer. , rogeger stonene -- i've never communicated with the guy and h is never comommunicatewith me. otr than recently, then just say, what are you doing? saying, we have c communicated, please explain. brilliantlyply inseserted himimself into this eqequation. now remember, stone was pushed out in 2015 from the trump campaign. when wileaks w was engageded in s publicioions exposing interfere

the october surprise may be. amy: that was roger stone speaking august 8 in broward county, florida. if you could respond to the substance of what they're saying, julian, and explain what is your relationship with roger stone. >> i don't want to be an apologist for these people, but party politics in the united states is something that everyone has to get away from. glared ision of two by different you leads been sucked up all of the political energy in the country. while we could talk later about what has happened to the trump administration and the fascinating process we have been saying about how many days does it take for the security sector to digest the president, something like 75, seems to be the answer. ok, roger stone -- i've never communicated with the guy and he is never communicated with me. other than recently, then just say, what are you doing? saying, we have communicated, please explain. brilliantlyy inserted himself into this equation. now remember, stone was pushed out in 2015 from the trump campaign. when wikileaks was engaged in its publications exposing interfere

. >>> and in florida, the brush fire that has been burning in broward county north of miami is now spreadingo more than 5,000 acres overnight. a fire broke out in port st. lucie near first data field which is home to the minor league st. lucie mets where the new york mets play during spring training also. a fireworks display at the stadium is believe to have ignited that blaze. >>> and a major car recall this morning. hyundai and kia pulling nearly 1.5 million vehicles off the road because of possible engine failure. that could lead to a crash. the recall involves some popular models of the hyundai santa fe sports suv and sonata midsize cars. also on the list, several models of the kia, the optima, sportage suv and sorrento. >>> nba history, 55 years in the making, russell westbrook of the oklahoma thunder now averaging a triple-double for the season. that's double digits in scoring, rebounds and assists, amazing, making him the first player to do that since oscar robertson of the cincinnati royals in 1962. here he makes a spectacular pass here in friday's game against the phoenix suns. the

>> look, the issues i'm talking about -- >> i'm just curious. they love "morning joe" in browardvisited. >> we went there and it was a mad house. >> there are some places we go and they're crickets. who are you again? we went to boca, man, it was crazy. >> those are my constituents and, you know what, my constituents, the democrats and republicans, look at what's going on in this white house and they just don't understand it's not a party issue, they don't understand the secrecy, the failure to take action to prevent conflicts. >> congressman ted deutsch, thank you for being on the show. coming up the treasury secretary does damage control after remarks from the president sent the dollar tumbling. >> i hate it when that happens. >> plus, it's not the just fake news that facebook is dealing with. a problem with real news, too. in this case people uploading their crimes for the world to see. is the social media giant doing enough to stop it? you're watching "morning joe." who's the new guy? they call him the whisperer. the whisperer? why do they call him the whisperer? he talks to

broward county, florida. harry was killed outright, hariette died two days later. they were two of several martyr to theivil rights before the board v. brown education case deseg grating schools in 1954 and before the montgomery boycott by rosa parks. there were a number before that those particular events drew national attention who were killed by the terrorists involved in trying to preserve white supremacy. harry moore pocket watch and wife wore the lady small wristwatch. the small locket contains photographs of herself and her husband, harry. these are the personal elements that purr vooifd the bombing of their home in 1951. the bombing in 195s the bombing of their hoe in 195u the bombing of their home in 195r the bombing of the home in 195vi the bombing of th home in 195v the bombing of ther home in 195e the bombing of their home in 195d the bombing their home in 1951. another example of pre-civil rights era, comes from esa, just outside of charleston, they created society called progressive society which operated a store, small motel and gas station. they also bought a volkswagen van in the 1960s

broward county, florida. harry was killed outright, harriett died a few days later. they were only two of several murders to theivil rights movement before the board v. brown, board of education case, and before the montgomery boycott instigated by rosa parks. there has been a constant number of individuals who were fighting for civil rights before those particular events drew national attention, who were killed by the terrorists involved in trying to preserve white supremacy. harry moore, his wallet, his pocket watch and then his wife harriett wore the small ladies wristwatch. the small locket which harriett wore contained pictures of herself and harry. these are the personal elements that survived the bombing of their home in 1951. another example of pre-civil rights era activism come from john's island, south carolina, just outside of charleston. the jenkins created a society, a group called the progressive society, which operated a cooperative store, a small motel, a gas station. they also bought a volkswagen van in the late 1950's and began ferrying individuals from john's island into their jobs in charles