my track changed after my dad moved to us florida and i saw the rocket launches. that was the hook.hought this is going to change the world i live in. i'm getting in on it. >> you're retired now in montana. but there was a point where you actually wanted to retire on mars. >> i thought they should have a geriatric program. 15 years ago, i would have been a volunteer. >> nasa is talking about having a woman walk on the moon by 2024. does that excite you? >> i think it is very appropriate. about time. >> so when you come outside and you look at the moon here, what do you think? >> i got to help put 12 people to walk on that moon. i'm telling everybody about it, too. >>> tonight at 10:56 eastern, we're going to mark the exact anniversary, 50 years ago to the minute since kneel armstrong took one giant leap for man kind. you're about to watch the cnn film apollo 11. it is a unique behind-the-scenes look at neil and buzz in the moments that made them into american heroes. this film is 100% archival. it mean every frame of footage you'll see was shot during the apollo missions. it is a

my track changed after my dad moved us to florida and i saw the rocket launches. that was the hook.hought this was going to change the way i live in. i'm getting in on it. >> you're retired now in montana. there was a point where you wanted to retire on mars. >> i thought they should have a geriatric program. 15 years ago i would have been a volunteer. >> nasa is talking about having a woman walk on the moon by 2024. does that excite you? >> i think it is very appropriate. it's about time. >> so when you come outside and you look at the moon here, what do you think? >> i got to help put 12 people on that moon. i love telling everybody about it, too. ♪

limbaugh calls climate change all hopes scoff if you will but as the late great tim russert told us florida florida florida steve is president from vulnerable on this issue in that imperative win state no he wasn't here when you talk about 4 years ago when the republicans said it was a concern. and trump won florida and there was a national election and national election was a senate u.s. senate election and a gubernatorial election in florida most recently and the republicans won that so you look al gore according to him we were we'd all be underwater by now every dire prediction it is a hoax. it's nonsense the climate is always changed we have very little if anything to do with it and it's going to keep changing and by the way the glaciers are melting i mean this is such ridiculous nonsense but of course the media says it's accepted science so we can't even talk about the other point of view because it's a scam and it didn't hurt the republicans in florida with trump didn't hurt with the senate didn't hurt the governor's race it's not going to hurt trumpet 2020 issue 3 at the end of 2019

us. canaveral florida july 1990. 3 men set off on one of the greatest adventures in human history their goal to move. back the back of the global hundreds of thousands were there to watch. big. league. the cold war was in full swing and the competition between the u.s. and the soviet union extended even to space. on july 20th $1069.00 astronaut neil armstrong became the 1st human to set foot on earth spoke only permanent satellite. live log file. this event would bring armstrong fame that he had never sought and it would also change his life forever. strong became a living legend in the history of space travel like a 20th century christopher columbus. but at the height of his popularity he voluntarily withdrew from public life. armstrong served as a navy pilot during the korean war in 1955 he signed on with the government's high speed flight station at edwards air force base in california. his 1st job was piloting chase planes during tests of experimental aircraft the flight station was home to some of the country's best airmen. they had the right stuff a combination of bravery and mochy sma

crispin blunt in his cricket care talking to us from london nancy said about talking to us from jacksonville florida and matthew paris also talking to us from london thank you very much indeed for a really interesting conversation and as ever thank you for watching you can see the program again anytime live by going to the web site which is their dot com should you want more discussion you can go to our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and there's always a twist as fair as you well know our handle is at a.j. inside story i'm at team davis for me and the whole team here in doha by him at. one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks and drive as. we follow their treacherous journey as they walk through extreme conditions. to gather and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risking it all. ponyo. on al-jazeera. al jazeera was there when i was doing breaks but it's also a day to see what happens next. on the fired by the barrier where mobile barricaded all 7th street that leads to here the middle east now is wha

a suspected gas explosions ripped through a shopping center in the us state of florida injuring 20 people too seriously the blast is believed to have occurred in a vacant restaurant nearby businesses were also damaged porter unclear whether the shopping complex was actually open to the public appetite i'm large pieces of concrete and metal be seen scattered across the mouth and outside as well. emergency crews have now brought in sniffer dogs to search for anyone who may be trapped in the rubble. whatever on the west coast of the us a 7 point one magnitude earthquake hit southern california on friday night making it the largest in the region for nearly 2 decades tremors were also felt from last vegas all the way to mexico despite the severity no fatalities so all serious injuries have been reported so far california have been scolded with buildings in general infrastructure destroyed or collapsed as happened just 24 hours after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake rocked the mojave desert. 200 national guard troops tackling the aftermath with warnings that aftershocks could last for days or even we

harry you are up for us from ocala, florida. independent caller. high, harry. -- hi, harry. harry, are you there? one more time, harry, are you the? let's try shelley. shelley in massachusetts. caller: hi. host: what would you like to ask or tell our guests? caller: i am calling about the immigration. my question is about the census. yes, hi. host: you are on the air. please turn the sound down on your set. i was calling about the immigration, the census. host: go ahead. caller: ok. i believe that citizenship should be allowed on the question. they don't care about us americans, it seems like. all they care about are the illegals.the legal -- host: anything else you want to add? fair toyes, it is not us. egals cominge ill over and getting their votes. ?hat about our votes thet: that is one of issues. legally i do not think they have set up that explicitly, but that is one of the issues the president has raised on his own, that undocumented immigrants should not get benefits or be counted, but the counter argument is the census calls for counting everyone in the country regar

please tell us what you saw in your visits to texas and florida. >> thank you for covering this, ali. i was on both trips. i was yesterday in texas. it was actually at el paso border station 1. >> i'm sorry. >> not at all, it's confusing. i was among colleagues and we visited there where there were adult women held in a cell. the border patrol had no interest in us speaking and told us not to speak to any detainees. but we did not mind that. so we went into that -- half a dozen of us went into a cell, a very cold concrete cinder block cell holding 15 women and spoke to them. they were seated on the floor or lying on the floor, quite resigned, most tearful, some sobbing. and they talked to us and told us, many were from cuba, that

. >>> joining me now is rick scott of florida, who is joining us from napels, florida this morning. >> i want to start with the senate intelligence committee report just released the day after mueller's testimony. and its findings said this, the russian government directed extensive activity beginning in 2014 and carrying into 2017 in an attempt to intrude at some point all 50 states where the russians either tested vulnerabilities or extracted information. just your initial reaction to this. >> well, it's exactly what you expect. i was just in europe talking to members of parliament and different countries there. they said russians are trying to do the same things there. we have to understand they will try to impact our elections. we've got to be very diligent. when i was governor, i allocated dollars for cyber security, dollars to our supervisor elections at the county level. every state has to do this. last year the senate allocated $30 million. we have passed provisions in the ndaa. i mean, look, the russians are here. they will try to get into our system. >> it seems as if the pr

brett ewing is chief market strategist and joins us from tallahassee florida. t to have you with us. treasuries really seesawing in the session today. it fell with the all caps going higher and going back with a numbers. just for yields to rise again. where would you find the opportunities where if you are looking at where rates can go from here? short-term, on the on the short end of the rate curve, we do expect rates to go down in the longer and to start creeping up. we saw a little bit of that long and rising today. of we do like the interests lending right here, specifically in the housing market. look at what 30 year mortgage rates have done since november. five .3% to 4%. i know hives think -- housing has started slow but we think the second half of 2019 is the place to be. shery: this gtv chart on the bloomberg showing how fed fund futures are still pricing in two cuts in 2019, four in 2020. when you are playing potentially more rate cuts the come from the fed, how do you do it and what vehicles do you use? brett: we are a bottoms up research firm. we lik

you're doing development and you're putting forward proposals into the city, that you're actually using a florida area ratio when building a family home. and we came up with the proposal that encourages more accessory dwelling units. we actually want that to happen in these instances and we give what we think is a fair amount of square footage. if there is not going to be an accessory dwelling unit, but you must go beyond that, then we encourage and promote an accessory dwelling unit being added. this is something that was done in strong coordination and consideration with many stakeholders in my district. my neighbors in action, heights leaders, many of the folks over in the lakeview area, because this was ground zero. we had it for a larger portion of the district, but we scaled it back to look at how this will play out in the portion of the neighborhood. we believe it's a fair way. we believe it will allow for speculators to stop speculating on these homes, but also to encourage when they do, and if there is the need for extended family situation, we take in consideration of that, but we ask t

california and congressman walt who i didn't serve with but a great guy from florida and i appreciate all three of you joining us tonight. i want to talk about the supreme court ruling. it will have an impact; particularly, on your state. all of your states. but really let's start with you, congressman biggs. arizona needs this wall. the president has been fighting for it. i think you have been up is been supportive and fighting for it. tell us what the ruling means in arizona. >> it means probably 100 miles offense in southern arizona. that is really important for us. as you say, we have been advocating for that for some time. what that means since you have the vast majority of illegal drugs that are coming across are coming across our border, that will slow it down and that is good for the entire country. i was so pleased with that. i did get a hoot from nancy pelosi, when basically it's

florida. this calls for acosta to resign season to grow. >> joining us now democratic congresswoman from florida lois frankel. congresswoman, thank you so much for joining us. secretary acosta earlier today tweeted a statement that he is saying now he is glad that the southern district of new york picked up the prosecution. he defended his choices from a decade ago, arguing that epstein was forced to register as a sex offender, i'm not going to say that was justice, but he seemed to say that was the right thing at the time, there's new evidence and that new evidence is what new york is going after. >> is that a question? >> what do you think of his statement? >> okay. first of all, thank you both for having me today. i think it's ludicrous. i mean, he allowed a sexual predator who -- who molested countless numbers of young girls to run free on the streets. that's what really bothers me the most is that we have had -- not only the deal making, the sweetheart deal that epstein got, but the fact that a dangerous man was let loose. >> i mean, in that testimony and you and other of your colleagues qu

mr acosta, who is the former us attorney for southern florida, agreed a plea deal with mr epstein in8, granting him immunity from federal prosecution. earlier this week, the wealthy financier pleaded not guilty to new charges of trafficking underage girls for sex. the president has tried to distance himself from jeffrey epstein, saying he wasn't a fan. mr trump has praised mr acosta as an excellent labour secretary. mr acosta and president trump spoke to the media earlier. here's what they had to say. he was a great labour secretary. not a good labour secretary. he has done a fantasticjob. he is a friend of everybody in the administration and i got a call this morning early from alex and i think he did a very good job yesterday under a lot of pressure, he did a fantasticjob. and he explained it, that he made a deal that people were happy with and then 12 years later, they're not happy with it. he'll have to figure all of that out but the fact of the matter is, he has been a fantastic secretary of labour. i look forward. i do not think it is right and fair for this administration's la

us. we mentioned the protests. one is in miramar, florida. bring us down to the scene. what's it like?er: hallie, this is one of several close the camps protests happening around the country. one of two happening in miami. there are 100 to 120 protesters here. this one in miramar, florida is happening in front of the i.c.e. facility to my left. you can see there is police presence as well. organized by the florida immigrant coalition, moveon.org. organizers say they are here to send a message to congress to tell them to shut down immigrant detention across the country. one of the most emotional speeches was given here. you're here with your 5-year-old daughter roxanna. you cried before the crowd today. why did you feel compelled to speak? she said she wants her family to be reunited, hallie. her husband was deported. and he was held in this facility. you've also told me you're giving voice to some of the mothers you have seen crossing the border lately. of course, she says, i have children. and i can't imagine a child being put in a place like that. there were terrible plates where lig

florida. caroline is a criminal defense attorney. she is with us on set. the details of the sweetheart deal are staggering, with alex acosta, the now cabinet member. under it, they have the full extent of the crimes for which he was charged, for which he was indicated. they shut down the future fbi investigation which did two things. prevented them from finding out whether there were more victims and finding out whether any powerful or famous people were involved. how did that happen? >> it's part of the nonprosecution agreement. one other oddity about the agreement, they agreed not to proceed with charges against coconspirators. you alluded to potentially big names here. that typically is not part of a nonprosecution agreement. so many questions still need to be investigated. it's why you saw the southern district of new york, the united states attorney there, this morning. the entire press conference was absolute scathing rebuke of alex acosta. the words that he used, and the stance that the seven district took. that it's about the victims in this type o

i think right now, there are a few machines in florida that not have a paper trail and officials told ushey are moving to purchase new equipment so that every single ballot in florida has a paper trail which is really a failsafe. in the event of any interference by russia or any other foreign nationstate, we can always go back to that paper trail and we can confirm that the results are accurate. host: those two counties are? liz: i don't know. that there is no evidence vladimir putin is directly behind this, or is there? guest: rachel can speak to this better as to whether or not the intelligence community hazarded has -- community has identified that putin is involved. but the mother testimony makes clear is that russia and other foreign nationstates targeted us in 2016 and are coming back in 2020. other companies that manufacture these software -- guest: i cannot recommend specific vendors but there are a variety of vendors that provide election databases and the actual voting machines. these are all vendors that need to be working in lockstep with state and local officials and federal

country well seen as saudi is a foreign policy adviser at gulf states analyst 6 and joins us now i live from tampa florida by skype good to have you with us on al-jazeera we're still unclear as to the the nature of the threat that has caused be and have tons of council these flights but what sort of impact do you see this having. i do not believe it's going to have any impact in the short term but because egyptian economy is heavily dependent on tourism if it continues for a long period of time i think it will show impact impact on the egyptian economy egypt for the fiscal year of 20182019 have had a 5.6 person economy growth. which after years of growing it is rebounding but as i said if it's going through this growing this is going to continue or prolonged period of time it will impact the growth and the position of president fifi in egypt and this appears to be a recurring problem we referenced there the fact that there was that that the dining of the russian passenger jet at least 200 people killed i and i we are seeing security threats which are impacting the aviation industry and we imagine that wou

thank you for joining us from florida, from latinas for trump.tists showed changes in people's dna altered the way they processed fats and sugars, making it easier to starve their bodies. the research led by kings college london is being described as "groundbreaking" by one eating disorder charity. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. laura is in recovery from anorexia. she was diagnosed when she was 15. she was diagnosed when she was 15. she was diagnosed when she was 15. she was so sick, she had to be taken out of school and cared for full time at home. the trauma seems never—ending and i can see why people struggled to recover from it. can see why people struggled to recoverfrom it. anorexia is largely considered to be a psychiatric illness but a major new study published in the journal nature genetics suggests it might be linked to their metabolism, the way a person processes food and utilises energy. the dna of almost 17,000 patients across 17 countries was analysed by scientists. the metabolic picture we see in anorexia, we d

crispin blunt it is cricket gear talking to us from london nancy said about talking to us from jacksonville florida and matthew parris also talking to us from london thank you all very much indeed for a really interesting conversation and as ever thank you for watching you can see the program again anytime live by going to the web site out jazeera dot com should you want more discussion you can go to our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and there's always a twitter sphere as you well know our handle is at a.j. inside story i'm at our team dennis for me and the whole team here in doha by her man. recruited to win a war exploited to on the battlefield the cole the new regime faced a different value an effort from the right you know when your peers then abandoned for a lifetime we should be ashamed for these 3 for for all country all division over to the people in power investigates the plight of imperial britons african troops begin tonight the forgotten heroes of empire on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks as more people move here for opportunity space get floode

in 2008, when he was us attorney for southern florida, alex acosta agreed a plea deal with epstein, grantingesident had previously supporter mr acosta but that had changed when the two spoke to reporters earlier. with less than two weeks to go until britain's next prime minister is chosen, the two men hoping to succeed theresa may have been grilled in bbc interviews. boris johnson and jeremy hunt spoke to andrew neil for a special programme. with more on what they said, here's our deputy political editor, john pienaar. they came expecting to be tested, and they were. jeremy hunt first. he's saying brexit may take a little longer than october the 31st to deliver, but how long? days, months? maybe longer, it turned out, than he'd like. if it's on or around the 31st, it has to be before christmas. i would expect so, yes. expect so? but you cannot say for sure. is there any chance we could still go into 2020 and still be a member of eu? i don't believe so, no. hmm. but you don't rule it out? i don't believe that would be the case because... well, this is why people don't really trust you on this

in 2008, when he was us attorney for southern florida, alex acosta agreed a plea deal with epstein, granting prosecution. the president had previously supporter mr acosta but that had changed when the two spoke to reporters earlier. he made a deal that people will are happy with and 12 years later they are not happy with it. you'll have to figure all of that out. but the fa ct to figure all of that out. but the fact is he has been a fantastic secretary of labour. i do not think it is right and fair for this administration's labour department to have epstein as the focus rather than the incredible economy we have today. and so why called the president this morning and they told him that the right thing was to step aside. —— and so a call. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: we'll have all the latest from wimbledon where roger federer after months of talks and miss deadlines a deal has been struck to keep greece in the eurozone. it was the worst crisis to hit the eurozone and has been averted. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the wors

it is disgusting, it is appalling it is new information for so many of us in south florida. i hope somebody asks marco rubio if he knew about this when he appointed acosta. >> where are the republicans on this? we mentioned a number of democrats have come out, where are the members of your party. >> they shouldn't be. republican or democratic issue, it shouldn't be about whether acosta was friendly with trump or clinton or both. it should be about right and wrong, and the victims of this sexual predator were denied justice, this was a travesty of justice, this was a -- they broke the law when they cut a deal without even informing the victim much you're talking about 80 plus under age girls in palm beach florida. it's so disgusting, and every member of the senate and house who has children, who has daughters should ask themselves what would i want to be happening right now if those had been my daughters. that's the litmus test, not about republican or democrat. about morality and right and wrong. >> let me just add to this, because this is for you. let me list out some of th

getting to your phone calls, rob joins us from boca raton, florida. e question -- does legal immigration make the u.s. stronger or weaker? rob, your response. i'm surprised you are asking such a fair question, but good for you. it totally makes us stronger. all you have to do is look around and see all the people inm different countries here florida, people from all of these different south american countries, central american countries that are working, anding harder than ever paying taxes and that is the reason why we should be allowing more people to come out of the .hadows and pay taxes that's the irony of the whole thing. sayly, i'm just going to that the trump show that we have been seeing for the last what, three years or whatever? it's just a continuation of another tv show he was on and he is conducting a show -- she's hisring up for incompetence, for his lack of information, his lack of knowledge, his lack of study, his lack of interest. he is really only doing in office what he feels like he wants to do. , he's notking studying, he's not kno

all right let's talk now to make where you're walking in florida is a professor for us you know a graphy at the university of south florida and one of the authors of the latest reports on the algae amat in the atlantic ocean professor wang thank you so much for coming on we greatly appreciate it and do we know exactly why there is more and more algae and seaweed. thanks for the tension so we have found the only problem or a study and way beyond those of linkage between their race and nutrients supply into the ocean into the race and sarcasm. and the neck could be a. factor it's. rooms so what should be done concretely about it is there anything that can be done about it. actually we have found that because of the increase in deforestation over activities and also the fertilizer consumption in the basin and the nutrients supply can be increased you through this process and if we can do something this that would definitely help. how many different types of dangerous algae are there out there because when i think of algae i don't think danger i think healthy. actually i want to make one cou

officials in one florida park are using children's songs as a way to discourage people from congregatinghere late into the night. "baby shark" and "raining tacos" are being blasted in a loop on west palm beach. officials say it's only temporary. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" netflix misses subscriber targets, and a warning about a popular app that ages you. marc liverman is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, marc. >> good morning, anne-marie. earning season is well under way. today microsoft and online pet stocks chewy and morgan stanley. the dow was down 115 points, the s&p lost 19 points, and the nasdaq dropped 37 points. >>> netflix's streaming video service suffered a dramatic slowdown in the growth in the second quarter. netflix was predicted to add 5 million new subscribers but only picked up 2 president 7 million. >>> uber has fixed a glitch that causes some passengers to be charged 100 times the advertised fare. washington, d.c. and san diego took to social media to complain about the sky-high rates. one reported a $19.05 uber rieds maxed out her husba

crispin blunt in his cricket gear talking to us from london nancy soderberg talking to us from jacksonville florida and matthew parris also talking to us from london thank you very much indeed for a really interesting conversation and as ever thank you for watching you can see the program again any time you like by going to the web site outages here dot com should you want more discussion you can go to our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and there's always a twitter sphere as you well know our handle is at a.j. inside story i'm at martine dennis for me and the whole team here in doha by hannah . it all straggly of a battle rages over the country's bomb and with activists inviting farms stealing livestock and intimidation from it's one i want to ask has these tax cuts gone too far on al-jazeera. says in the discussions here tim was the deadliest year the aviation industry has experienced for some time examining the headlines many foreign journalists including those from al-jazeera have had their licenses revoked their offices raided explore an abundance of world class

crispin blunt in his cricket care talking to us from london nancy said about talking to us from jacksonville florida and matthew paris also talking to us from london thank you all very much indeed for a really interesting conversation and as ever thank you for watching you can see the program again anytime live by going to the web site which is there dot com should she want more discussion you can go to our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and there's always a twitter as fair as you well know our handle is at a.j. inside story i'm at our team dennis for me and the whole team here in doha by her man. what went wrong in society that opened up the space for the immigrant race is the european problem and it's not accountable and it's impossible for people to get the school end up are people trying to take it from that lead and if not find a stronger man or song woman who are getting the growth projection isn't this problem because the models of europe's forbidden colony episode 2 on al-jazeera. traditional wrestling fan account has achieved the village festival. now it's a

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us. look at florida. they have no income tax. the democrats keep trying to put an income tax. this 4-5 states that have no income tax. they are bustling states the people are moving to those states. what gets me is you have people who like, they spend their whole life in new york or new york city. they vote democrat. they get attention. then they moved to florida. i called them locusts. [applause] you have one crazy proposal after another coming out of your legislature. like the people should go to prison for stuff like that. but this is the ideology of the left. like obamacare. it was going to solve everything. nobody says a word about obamacare. it's medicare for all. locusts. they destroy one thing and move on to the next. if you read the first chapter of my book, the mindset is this, you always have to give up more of your wealth and more of your freedom. because their proposals are impossible. they don't blame themselves. they blame the people who are running it or the population or that we didn't have enough resources. or there's too many rich people or whatever it is. b

one city in florida is actually using ocean tides to generate energy. they'll be launching later this year. a lot of eyes will be on that project to see if we can really use ocean power essentially as a renewable in a way that could dramatically reduce our dependence on fossil fuels. >> how about the issue of immigration? certainly that's a big concern in santa clara county and san jose in particular with a population and what's happening at the border. do the mayors take any action on that front? >> yes, there have been resolutions that passed. i think mayors particularly in large cities throughout the country are united and standing up for the immigrant communities and insuring that the scare tactics from washington, d.c. don't deter parents from going to work and letting their children go to school. we've got to do everything we can. i think cities particularly large cities throughout the country appreciate the critical importance of standing up for immigrant communities. >> mayor sam lick card doe of san jose, wrapping up the conference of mayors in

joining us now is florida congressman.ber of the house foreign affairs committee, how should we respond to iran admitting it is building up its uranium stock pile? >> well this is something we anticipated they were going to do anyway. if you look at the past, they have always said they weren't doing this but then we caught them or the iaea has caught them. the best thing to do is the course that's been laid out and toughen the sanction up until they are serious about really coming to table and let's negotiate some kind of an accord to where they are not looking to develop nuclear weapons. after all, they are the number one state sponsor of terrorism. is that a weapon you want in their hands? i think not. >> congressman, it's carol roth. i saw some news -- >> hi, carol. >> -- coming out of israel a couple of hours ago saying they are bracing militarily for a potential escalation with iran. at what point, what does that red line when we go from a nonmilitary course of action to a military course of action? >> well, i think t

us on social media where you can share your travel stories with the world. but for now from me, rajan datar, and the rest of the travel show team here at the kennedy space center in floridaday of the weekend for many of us. this was the picture on saturday in norfolk where we had huge shower clouds and thunderstorms. showers have eased away towards the east so what we're left with as we head through the day on sunday are long spells of sunshine and further rain arriving across north—western parts of the uk later in the day. from the word go, a lot of dry weather with some sunshine, lighter winds than we had on saturday. through the morning the wind picks up and the cloud increases across northern ireland ahead of rain arriving in the middle of the day, spreading across the western half of scotland in the afternoon. heavy, wet and windy here in the north—west. eastern scotland and the bulk of england and wales stay dry and fine all day. temperatures about 20—25 degrees also in the sunshine, high teens where you have cloud and rain. that rain is likely to affect the final day of the open at royal portrush. dry in the morning but things will turn pretty soggy during the cou

attorney in the southern district of florida. let us try and cyst throusift ts here. hans nichols is at the white house for us. he was at that wide ranging impromptu and back and forth. we have a msnbc senior political analysts. david jolly a former republican congressman from florida, also an msnbc contributor. and former federal prosecutor carol lamm is with me and so is nbc's investigation reporter tom winter. hans, i'll start with you there at the white house. you were there with the president in that gaggle. what did we learn? >> we learned that the president accepted the resignation. that was unclear when the president came out, i almost thought at first he wanted to sing alex acosta's praise. then he said he accepted the resignation. he also made it clear that he wants to drew a line under this epstein affair, he wants to move on. and president donald trump is clearly trying to distance himself from mr. epstein. listen to how he described their dispute without actually going into the details of it. >> andy have a falling out a long time ago. the reason doesn't

she has plans now to use her other college major of public relations to help promote florida's economic and cultural strengths. mikayla will promote brave and beautiful, which encourages women to live healthy habits. brave and beautiful already launched conferences in multiple schools in central florida and made strides in kenya, guatemala and the dominican republic. mikayla, i'm proud of hearing how you're using your many gifts to transform lives and i applaud your efforts. you are wonderful role model for our young ladies. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recessmore of your phone calt a second. you can keep calling it. another place you can go to read a lot of news is the rollcall newspaper, rollcall.com. kathleen is a staff writer there and joins us on the phone to cover a couple aspects of the story. first, on the legislation that got teed up last night that will be voted on the floor today to condemn the president's tweets and statements, can you talk us through whha

us. we are fortunate here in florida.ires and others trying to outcompete one another for hughes is others trying to outcompete one anotherfor hughes is bigger, here in florida. and what about tourism is of the moon? we're probably not too far from that. a decade or two, i think? when people start making lots of money by providing tourism in space, then more people will want to do it which further drives down the price. but for those of us who can't afford the hundreds of thousands of pounds to go up into space, the goal of the kennedy space center is to keep us entertained with interactive exhibits, events and celebrations during this — the year of apollo. if you look into reeds for the stars on your next earthbound trip, reeds for the stars on your next ea rthbound trip, here reeds for the stars on your next earthbound trip, here are some travel show suggestions of places you could had to. you can step back in time and through the apollo mission control centre in houston, where you can see for yourself when asked the em

about 20 people are injured — two seriously — after a gas explosion rocked a florida shopping centre. also in the uspowerful earthquake has hit southern california for the second time in a matter of days. it's the strongest in the region for 25 years. murderers who refuse to say where they've buried their victims could be more easily denied parole under a proposed new law. the duke and duchess of sussex's son has been christened at windsor castle. only close family and friends attended the service for archie harrison mountbatten—windsor. there's been criticism for excluding the public and keeping secret the identity of archie's godparents. hundreds of thousands of people have been on the streets of the capitalfor the pride parade. london mayor sadiq khan said he hoped it would be the biggest pride event to have been held in the city. now on bbc news, the deaths 01:14 children in russia in in 2016, in a boating acccident at a summer camp, shocked the country. but families of the children are still looking for answers, as the bbc‘s yulia james has been finding out. in 2016, a summer holiday turned to

this is our government that's supposed to protect us but has done everything to protect a pedophile. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, palm beach, florida. >> joining us, two federal prosecutors and cnn legal analyst laura coats. can you explain why this isn't a case of double jeopardy because essentially his attorneys are saying look, they are just kind of trying to take another shot at, you know, at the same crimes. >> i mean, it's not taking a second bite at the apple when it involves new victims and new allegations and by the way, it's a new jurisdiction talking about crossing over state lines to florida to new york. new victims, new under aged people and information and a new fbi investigation. if there is not an exact over lap that involves new things, no double jeopardy. >> have you ever seen a deal like epstein originally received back in 2008? i mean, being able to keep any co-conspirators, they get immunity, their names aren't mentioned, you know, and he registers as a sex offender ask does a little time. >> this is a sweet heart deal made of fiction. i've prols cusecuted sex crimes the idea of having a sweet heart deal, i'm n

so it's unclear just how many buildings were impacted. >> okay, rosa flores in plantation, florida, for us. thank you. now to the west coast where people in southern california are picking up after two massive earthquakes in about 24 hours in trying to be ready in case there's another one. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god! >> this is terrifying. the second massive earthquake in as many days rattling homes, triggering gas fires, knocking out power in a wide swath of southern california even into nevada. the city of ridgecrest again right on the spot where the ground shook most violently. >> oh, my god. i got it all on video. >> and the earth hasn't stopped rumbling and rolling there since thursday. a geologist telling cnn that they're registering aftershocks every 30 seconds. so thousands of earthquakes and experts warning another major jolt could hit that area at any time. cnn's alexandra field is in ridgecrest, california right now. alexandra, i know you were there. you felt this earthquake late last night. are people breathing easier yet or is there still anxiety t

us a sense of what you thought on that level. you were also a senator, republican senator from the state of florida. s what you thought. >> liz, i thought that it wasn't robert mueller's best day i didn't think he had a command ing performance. it seemed to me that a lot of the facts in the report were not facts that were easily available to him. i think the president had a good day. i don't think that anything came out that we didn't know already, and what i think democrats are hoping to do is either try to find grounds to impeach the president there were no bombshells today on that score, or set this table for a future president to prosecute president trump after he left office and there were specific questions about that because we have the office of legal counsel opinion that says that a sitting president can't be indicted for a crime and there was some questions by the democrats so i think the interesting takeaway from this is whether if president trump were not to win the next election and you already get a liberal president office of the liberal attorney general, they use this mueller report t

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prosecutor in florida. joining us now is our panel.rump 2020 campaign strategic formerr mark lotta and joe biden -- some danger this moment reminds people that the current president was pretty good friends with jeffrey epstein? mark: absolutely not. this is the secretary doing the right thing for his department. he understands that because of the media's focus on this 12 beingld case, the work done by the labor department to remove burdensome regulations is being overshadowed. like a good leader, he is stepping away so he is not a distraction and the good work of the president continue. craig: we are up to a half dozen acting secretaries. is that any way to run a railroad? how do you keep the government functioning with so many people who do not know if they will have that job tomorrow? they are still doing the work and backed up by a lot of other deputies. thatyou see the great work is coming through from the trump administration, it does not matter whether they are acting or whether they've been senate confirmed. the work continues.

congressman mackey of florida joins us. am i misstating any of that?i received word late last week that the u.s. attorney's office, where this individual lived, reviewed the information and deemed these messages and i'm quoting directly a nonthreat. it's obviously a crime, a federal crime to make these threats against any federal official this year we're -- not this -- this congress we're on record for 10,000 threats against members of congress. i condemn them whether against republicans, liberals, conservatives, this is no way to operate within our country. is it the fact that i've been a critic of some of the senior officials 59 the fbi that maybe leads to different treatment for the people who threaten me as opposed to the people who actually get arrested, who have threatened eric swalwell, omar, talib, those people get arrested. when people threaten conservatives i hope there's not a double standard. but i mean you heard the messages. there were other messages where they threatened by family, tucker. >> tucker: who is this prosecutor, who told you

so they dropped us off at an area where they had these six-man and eight-man tents. and this is florida. six-man and eight-man tents. and they counted us off to each tent. we had our sea bag and our hammock that was issued to us when we joined. and i went in and a bunch of bunks, canvas bunks. not anything but that. they were just fold-up bunks on the tent floor. so i picked out one, threw my stuff on it, sat down, and waited for somebody to tell me what to do. eventually, some other fellows came in, threw their gear on bunks. none of us knew each other. finally, a petty officer came in and said, "ok, you fellows, line up outside." so they marched us to the chow hall, fed us, marched us back to where we were. and then it started. and we found out that we were -- what outfit that we had been assigned to, underwater demolition, udt's. as the other people in the navy used to call us, "undesirable tourists." so, they explained to us that what we were going to do is learn how to blow up obstacles that the enemy was putting on the beaches to prevent the invasion of the various islands in the

. >>> i'm joined by a florida democratic congresswoman donna shalala. you are coming to us from miami, one of the nine designated cities where these raids are to be taking place today. have you heard anything from people about whether these raids have happened and, if so, what has happened? >> i have not. and -- but we expect them. and we've taken the opportunity to inform people their rights. for example, they don't have to open up their doors until they see a warrant signed by a federal judge. so we're informing people as their rights. i come from -- >> how are people being informed? >> we're informing them through the organizations, as well as leaflets, as well as all of our offices are making certain that people know what their rights are. but we have lots of immigrant organizations here in south florida, and all of us, republican and democrats, have joined together to make sure people understand their rights. 70% of the people in my district are hispanic. we have many people covered by temporary protective status, as well as have applied for amnesty. this broad brush,