driven into the huffington post in west palm beach we have dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina and in los angeles we cross to wrongful cone he's a comedian frequent guest on the jimmy doors show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate you know let me go to you because i know your political stripes pretty well and reflect upon what i had to say in the introduction to mean if you don't agree you face in sold surround and violence representatives beliefs about what it means to be on the receiving end of violence it seems to me and i don't want to overdramatize things but over the last few weeks it seems to me that part of the political spectrum to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead gene in west palm beach you know it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'm wrong and i hold myself out to the fact that i may

spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead jeanne in west palm beach it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life has been that sometimes i'm wrong and i hold.

talbot new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post in west palm beach we have dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina and in los angeles we cross to wrongful cone he is a comedian frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate gina let me go to you because i know your political stripes pretty well and reflect upon what i had to say in the introduction to mean if you don't agree you face insults harassment and bile and ask representatives beliefs about what it means to be on the receiving end of violence it seems to me and i don't want to overdramatize things but over the last few weeks it seems to me that part of the political spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead gina in west palm beach it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'm w

political spectrum wants to normalize political violence in terms of speech at least go ahead gene in west palm beach you know it's discouraging because i think that my whole political life my thing has been that sometimes i'm wrong and i hold myself out to the fact that i may be wrong but i enjoy the civil discourse as some of my favorite things to do have always been shows like yours where you can have a conversation and a civil dialogue without ridiculing the other person without calling them names without accusing them of some form of bigotry but the left has taken a tack you call it a civil war i'm calling it an uncivil war as a massive step away from the civility and then they tend to want to do this blame game and blame the whole thing on the fact that the president is somebody who hits back just because conservatives traditionally have never hit back and so i think that it puts conservatives like me in a in a really discouraging place and that we've always wanted somebody who would hit back the bully on the playground right i think that's a good thing because bullies in politics they shut dow

west palm beach florida. independent line. john. hello. that manywas curious countries that allow people to just come into your country the way these people are trying to command. guest: all countries have an obligation to hear asylum-seekers. and to allow asylum-seekers to apply in the country. that is something we have to do under international law obligation. far as representation from central america, of the advocating for these folks on the border? -- do they have an opportunity to do that? guest: i'm not sure i have heard a lot of statements coming out of those countries. that would certainly be something i would expect to see. host: the history this policy goes something -- goes to something called the floor. guest: that was the son -- the culmination of several years of litigation. children who had arrived at the border without parents, we were placing those in shelters and they were -- there was concern about the quality of the shelters. the u.s. government was obligated to hold unaccompanied child migrants in the least restrictiv

talbot new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post in west palm beachwe have dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina and in los angeles we cross to ron paul cohn he is a comedian frequent guest on the jimmy door show and the.

i'm sorry i laughed, there was a time here we both worked at the palm beach coast in the west palm beachn the south county bureau and he was in the main bureau and he was covering the commission. it was not a flacheral fit. his editor at the time would definitely back me up on that. and he would call, rob, what about the numbers? what about the tax rate? that's a great interview you'd have with the guy after. >> he would be caring about the humanity. >> yeah. and that is where he began the journey to feature writing and the love of narrative writing. >> talk to me, i understand he is a big james taylor fan and he got a chance to interview him. >> i could go on. >> and he was rendered nearly speechless. >> okay. yeah, i was not there then. i believe that he had moved to raleigh, north carolina, and was working at a station as my competitor. so he was an acquaintance maybe i'd seen. but within a year's time we were engaged and got married. great friend, went to hear bob taylor. and i can't tell you how many times he saw them. i know it was approaching 20. we were there last summer to see h

you build an amazing community, in west palm beach, florida, we never -- and so have to bill my black family later in life, fortunate to have the community now but met that through the internet, didn't know anybody with natural hair let alone anybody -- when i get these nasty messages, we all throw down in the comments and you are going what you are not going to do. it is awesome. i have to remind myself. that is what we have to do because we deal with negative people in our lives that diverged us from our past and it is easy, the time and attention, not fair for the people who care about us, spending all this time doing energy to people that don't like me a, are never going to like me. people were like it is my birthday and changed my life if you responded to my tweet and i was spending hours arguing with someone like a russian bot. and so i tried to encourage people in the book through my personal story, who is that person who is diverging attention from things you need to put attention into, and not giving them the thanks for doing that. thank you for being part of that community.

but casey, these days, her mom and she's trying to live as normal of a life, living in west palm beachrida, south of orlando where this occurred. she lives with an investigator who worked for the case -- who worked on her defense team and was pretty important to the case. she does some filing and clerical work. we're told that she goes out for a run in the morning, her neighbors don't see her much. she doesn't say much. but she did give one interview in all of the years to the associated press where she talked about this case. and that was an interesting interview because she said she doesn't care what anybody thinks of her. she didn't put it that delicately and she sleeps well at night. which as you could imagine, on a probably -- surprising a lot of people that she sleeps well. >> as a mother, myself. >> if i lost my child, my child was killed, i don't know how i could ever sleep well. >> and her life -- it is obviously anything but normal. she barely speaks to her mom and doesn't suprepeak to her father people think she skmited murder. see the report tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. here

len se encontraba en la zona, en el condado de west palm beach mudando a sus más de 70 reptiles bajoatravesó esta puerta que estaba abierta y luego se dirigió en este sentido. en ese momento, esta reja había sido derribada por el huracán irma y george, ajeno a los peligros de la calle, decidió salir a darle la vuelta al barrio. lenard: salí a buscarlo a la calle, en el barrio, entre los matorrales. hablé con los vecinos. vilma: de inmediato, puso un aviso en las redes sociales. particularmente, en dos sitios donde los residentes de la zona reportan mascotas perdidas y encontradas. y sus esfuerzos no resultaron en vano. ese día tú venías manejando ¿y dónde estaba george? carlos: george estaba tratando de cruzar la pista... vilma: carlos es vecino de lenard y había escuchado que george se había perdido. dos días después del huracán, salía rumbo a su trabajo cuando tuvo el grato encuentro. carlos: yo pensé: "se va a alegrar mucho de verlo". vilma: a carlos le ilusionaba llevarle la tortuga a lenard, ya que comparte el amor por los animales. Él y su familia tienen una puerquita llamada j

you can see weezer on tour with the pixies starting june 22nd in west palm beach, florida., jamie foxx will be here, glen powell will join us, we'll have music from gallant featuring asap ferg, and later this week jon hamm, tiffany haddish, lil rel howery, dj khaled, plus music from ella may and from g-eazy with yo gotti. our first guest is a multi-award winning actor and director whom you know from some of the greatest movies of all-time. his new tv show is called "yellowstone." >> can't stop it, john. >> watch me. >> go ahead. say it. it will make a lawsuit much simpler. say stop building your house. >> i'm skipping straight to [ bleep ], you [ bleep ]. from now on this is all you get. by the way. give me a horse, you son of a bitch. >> jimmy: "yellowstone" premieres one week from tomorrow on the paramount network, please welcome kevin costner. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: they're excited. you're a real movie star, now television star as well. well, you did television previously. i like this show a lot, "yellowstone." it's really good. >> i saw it last night for th

i grew up in west palm beach, florida, i went to private school -- >> whoo. >> whoo, palm is in the house [laughter] okay. we never show up to anything. [laughter] and so i had to build my black family later in life, you know? so i'm very fortunate that i have that community now, but i met that community through the internet. i didn't know anybody with natural hair when i was growing up, let alone anybody with locks. so when i'm getting those nasty messages, i often would event. and sometimes y'all throw down in the comments, and i'm just like, y'all are going in. people are like what you're not gonna do -- [laughter] i'm like, whoa. okay. like, it's awesome. and so i have to remind myself -- and i think this is something we all have to do because we all deal with negative people in our lives that wants to can divert us from our -- want to divert us from our path and want us to give them our time and attention, but it's not fair to those who love us. people who don't like me are never going to like me and profile every fucking thing i do. [laughter] meanwhile, people say it's my birthday,

and then we held another field hearing in west palm beach a year ago, and the broward county resilience officer came to palm beach county for that hearing and showed a video of a man biking along the city of fort lauderdale sidewalk submerged in water. in other words, what's happened in miami beach is happening in the loss olos area of fort lauder dale. then we took the committee to st. petersburg which is on the opposite coast, the gulf coast, where the city has designed its new pier out of floating docks to accommodate the rising seas as they rise up and down in tampa bay. or how about st. august syrians where the public works department is seeing nuisance flooding from high tides that overwhelms their storm water system. but all of these examples of how sea level rise affects coastal florida on sunny days, not rainstorm days, and the nasa scientists at our hearing were talking about how climate could exacerbate damage from hurricanes. why? because if the water is warmer, that's the fuel for a hurricane. that's what is sucked up into that vortex as the hurricane feeds itself. the hott

nelson already referred to, ceo of shield group technologies in west palm beach. we're delighted to have each and every one of you, and we'll begin to my left with your opening statement of no more than five minutes. mr. forster. >> thank you, chairman whittaker, ranking member schatz and the subcommittee on behalf of the mississippi coding communities. i want to thank you for the opportunity to testify today on how we might be helping bridging this enormous gap that exists between hi-tech employer needs for entry level programmers and developers and the available resources they have from our community colleges and four-year colleges. before i delve into that, and i will be brief with my comments, i want to say a little bit about innovate mississippi. our mission is to accelerate startups in mississippi by connecting them to mentors, to investment capital, to service providers. we've helped transform over 1,200 ideas into real companies. and those companies have raised over $170 million in capital, and they've produced about 6,000 jobs. all of that's very importan

heat and the humidity continue from austin, mcallen, new orleans, it feels like 96 tomorrow in west palm beachraleigh flirting with 100 degrees and moving into saturday the heat continues. t we have no relief in sight going into the weekend. >>> and it is the first day of summer. we're going to have hot temperatures for inland areas. much of the coast and the bay will feel a little bit warm today. but overall fairly comfortable compared to what's ahead in our forecast. san jose expect a high of 82 degrees and 65 in san francisco. inland areas reaching as high as 90 today and 98 tomorrow. dangerous heat on saturday with triple digit temperatures but temperatures come down significantly early next week. we'll be at 79 for the high inland on monday. >> that's your latest weather. hoda? >> al, thank you. >>> coming up, making history. the birth down in new zealand overnight that is a milestone for all women. >>> plus, sunday funday. what happened when the kids of "today" took a field trip to the museum of ice cream? >>> sounding the alarm about the popular sunscreen pills. a rossen report warning

pierce is joining us, a policy analyst from the institute are from a viewer in west palm beach floridadependent line, we will hear next from john. hello. curious, many countries allow people to just come into the country the way these people are trying to come in. guest: all countries have an obligation to hear asylum seeker -- seekers and allow them to apply in the country. that is something we have to do on international law obligations. as representation from central american countries, are they advocating for the folks on the border as well do you know? do they have the opportunity to do that? guest: i am not sure i heard a lot of statements coming out of these countries and yes, that is something i would expect to see. could you describe the flores settlement? children who arrived at we border without parents, were placing the children at shelters and there were concerns about quality of the shelters. the united states government was obligated to hold on accompanied child migrants in the least possible,e setting which is why now the office of refugee resettlement is first trying t

host: and in west palm beach florida. york times with a profile of the winner of that primary, alexandria ocasio-cortez. she has never held elected office, she is still paying off her student loans. women like me are not supposed to run from office, she says in a campaign video. they certainly were not supposed upset, but in a stunning alexandria ocasio-cortez, a bronx born community organizer and member of the democratic socialists of america defeated joe crowley, a 19 year incumbent and queen's political all worked to a not faced a primary challenge in4 years. she referenced a campaign ad that was online. here is a bit of her campaign ad. [video clip] >> it is time we knowledge that not all democrats are the same. democrats to take corporate foreclosure, does not live here, drink water or breathe our air cannot possibly represent us. with the bronx and -- what the bronx and queens need is medicare for all, tuition free public college, a federal jobs guarantee, prison reform, we can do it now. it does not take 100 years

the approach shots for the difference for the 28-year-old from west palm beach.is the shot with the 16th hole, he gets it just within four feet of the cup. the crotty brought getting a new government there. koepka was able to hold off tommy fleetwood of the u.k. shot of 63 and tied a u.s. open record the lost by one. the first golfer since curtis strange to win back-to-back u.s. opens in 1888 and 89. he didn't even compete at the masters last month. he was recovering from a wrist injury. he might have been competing. i've got to be competing at something. doesn't matter what it is. i need to be back out grinding. i felt like i was missing so much. >> congratulations works koepka. the leaderboard one, two, three, four, five. the four shot lead. the winner was above par yesterday scores 180 degrees. because of the pin placements were more realistic, jordan shot at 65 after an 84 on saturday. 19 stroke difference and phil mickelson made 12. one of the most anticipated matchups for the world cup here in mexico scores is to upset the champion in germany. such a boom p

steve: born in west palm beach. went to florida state. brian: and he likes steak.s. ainsley: how do you like your steak cooked? brian: i don't eat steak. a few hours christopher wray with a w in his name and inspector hike call horowitz with a w as well will head to capitol hill to testify about the report. jonathan turley went to law school he says this is bad news for roberts mueller. is he up next. steve: remember the veteran take down american flag display because it was too obsessive? got an update. they added more flags ♪ with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com we just switched to geico and got more. more? they've been saving folks money for over 75 years. a company you can trust. geico even helped us with homeowners insurance. mo

host: paul is in west palm beach, florida. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think what is the big deal about the democrats? why do they want an open border? that is what they stand for. their want people to come in and support them. [indiscernible] i want to tell paul ryan to get the heck out of this job. thank you. host: joe in woodbridge, virginia. caller: thanks for taking my call. two fast comments. one, i think it is obvious that the democrats are showing american citizens that they care more for the illegal alien that they do for the american citizen. my second point would be i think all congress and the president needs to do to take care of illegal immigration is institute a national identification card for every citizen. if you cannot produce this card, you cannot get a job. you cannot receive medical care. you cannot go to our schools. you cannot receive any federal funds. mitt romney would be 100% correct, people would self deport back to their own countries. host: are left republican in this first 30 minutes of "washington journal." stick around.

palm dams, born in west beach in 1927 to a family of limited means, larry understood from a young age the importance of getting an education. arry also possessed a strong desire to serve his country during world war ii. the. he enrolled in perdue university as an air force cadet and served in the u.s. air force in germany from 1945 to 1946. . e attended the university of am go, canes. he pitched forou university's baseball team. in 1949, l a 42-year career at florida power and light company. 42 years. starting from the bottom, he worked his way from being a line man digging ditches and climbing power poles to being vi pthe state's largest electric utility. while excelling at this dilt j doubties, larry re-enrolled in school while working for the company and degreerom harvard graduate school, business school advanced management program executives. never one to limi himself, larry devotetrary e d efft commun serving in over 36 local, regional, state, and national community service organizations which earned him many accolades. larry also played a founding and integral role in the develo

this would only apply to cities like san francisco, oakland, sacramento, long beach, l.a., palm springs and west hollywood. critics argue the extension will lead to more alcohol- related problems in the state. >>> authorities are trying to get a large rattlesnake back home this morning. they have no idea who it belongs to after it was left in a rental car. the alameda county sheriff's office tweeted this picture. someone left this 5-foot boa constrictor inside a rental at oakland international airport. animal services is now taking care of it while trying to track down the owner and so far, nothing. >> it wasn't a rattlesnake. it was just a boa constrictor. >> and that's how they know it's a pet? >> regardless, that would be so terrifying. >> can you imagine? >> i do not like snakes. >> and that guy who had it -- that deputy is apparently a snake enthusiast and may even have one of his own so he is familiar with it so luckily they had him on the team and he was there and he could deal with it. >> maybe he could take it home for a while until -- >> foster? >> yeah. >> anyway. ha ha! >> reporter:

west. and in the northeast, crews are assessing the damage this morning after a palm beach tornado. overnight severe storms slamming northeast pennsylvania. >> just a lot of damage. >> reporter: a suspected tornado township tearing apart a mall. it damaged this panera bread and destroyed other businesses including a dick's sporting goods and barnes & noble. >> so we took a ride down there and the back half of barnes & noble's roof was blown off. the whole entire front of dick's sporting goods was blown off. there was all debris all over the parking lot. >> reporter: witnesses describe a very strong smell of gas. firefighters were clearing the area even asking carolyn blackburn with our station in scranton to evacuate in the middle of a live report. >> here's a look at the eddie bauer outlet along with the men's wearhouse and barnes & noble over there. the eddie bauer out let as far as we can see, the storefront was been completely smashed in and debris all over the place. a very heavy police presence here as well as emergency crews and firefighters. it appears we have to get going.

in west palm beach, florida, tax reform means new kitchen appliances to don raymond restaurant. in my home state of kentucky, glier meats means up a reform for improving production of their sausages. for a small business of fewer than 30 employees, it's a noteworthy opportunity. everywhere you turn, businesses large and small are going all in on the future of the united states. there is one more interesting thing the last six months have revealed just how impossible it is for our democratic colleagues to set aside their outdated tax-d-spend ideology. every democrat in the house and in the senate voted on party lines to block tax reform. they insisted the law wouldn't help american workers one bit. they said it would be a disaster. of course, the facts have debunked those predictions, but are our democratic friends admitting they were wrong? nope. they are doubling down on this silliness. by now, we're all familiar with the house democratic leader's comments from january. she laughed at the four-figure bonuses that working families were celebrating and called it crumbs. earlier t