the way i look at it is specific to florida this puts us on a trajectory where florida is going to be pushed to expand medicaid. we are not going to do that. i do not want to speak for governor desantis, but i do not see how he is not going to expand medicaid. i am not going to expand medicaid if i'm successful in becoming the state's next governor. other states have not expended. there will be major pressure on them to do that because of the way everything is done. we have to begin to figure out the entitlement shortage in the country. in medicaid we have two populations, able-bodied adults and kids, single parents, the elderly who are poor, and we treat them very differently. it is not just one simple program, so if we are going to do salt and all of these other things, all i am saying is that not be to the detriment of florida's hospitals to find some balance where we can make adjustments, find a way to pay for things like salt and a compass president's agenda -- accomplish the president's agenda. >> [indiscernible] they didn't think this out if they are talking about voting in the

florida open to march madness for the commanding win over florida state, then uconn. some of these games were close, coach. you won a lot of close games. the elite eight brought a face-off with texas tech. florida responded with a furious rally led by thomas hawk -- [applause] back to back three-pointers. [applause] he's got good hair. [laughter] no hair loss problem. [laughter] thomas was on full display as he earned his fourth double double of the season by recording 20 points, 11 rebounds against the red raiders, you punched your ticket to the final four. not easy to do. auburn, walter clayton again, this guy walter -- [laughter] turned in another big performance dropping a career-high 34 points and became the first player since larry bird -- how good was larry bird? -- 1979 to score 30 points or more in both the elite eight and the final four. [applause] morgan: they like larry bird. --pres. trump: they like larry bird. i do too. both teams played ferocious defense and the lowest scoring first half of the championship game since 2011, the gators fell behind and it

the gentleman from florida. mr. mast: the united states has to lead with moral clarity and send an unmistakable body is not a currency or comedy and never for sale. this is pure evil and if we don't act, we will be considered complicit. i urge my colleagues to stand firm for human dignity and support h.r. 1503 and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1503. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed -- >> ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman request the yeas and nays? mr. mast: yes. the speaker pro tempore: all those in favor of taking this vote will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, yeas and nays are ordered pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed pond. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition?

coming from new york city to the state of florida graduating from florida state, attending the universityrent people to find a job. when i got that job back in 2003 when i moved to southwest florida, when i will just say, southwest florida dashers 2003, it's fine. but at that time, at the time, my mission was, let me get my foot in the door, let me work hard and prove myself and prove that i had the intellect, the capacity and the drive to move my way up the ladder. that's what i did. and it's not just me, there's a lot of black people that did that, a lot of spanish people that did that at the same time. but now we have this false premise that if you don't have these three initials existing in every corporate boardroom, in every college classroom, somehow you cannot get ahead. it is a lie. it is a lie. i for one find it to be disrespectful to other young black kids trying to find a way to get up in this world to say they can't get ahead if it's not for d.e.i.. that is a lie. you are lying to them. let me also say this. i know the history of america, it is not a perfect history on that is

i can speak to florida. >> [inaudible] rep. donalds: that is why i said it is the law in florida.y members, let's be honest, the bulk of taxpayers in southwest florida do not have children in k-12 schools. we have a lot of retirees who pay taxes, as well. so their money goes to fund instructional materials. the way i drafted the bill was if you are a parent and/or a taxpayer, community member in the county, you have authority to examine the instructional materials. the local school board is the body that votes up or down on whether instructional materials can be in the classroom. i am going to say it, that is what democracy looks like. that is literally what democracy look like. the governing body made a decision whether to keep it or not. if we cannot abide by that ruling, how are we ever going to -- next question. [applause] >> alan wood, what will you do to protect their social security and medicaid benefits? [applause] rep. donalds: first of all, nobody is touching social security. technically speaking. rapidfire now, i am trying to address this question. please respect that.

in florida.you were talking about the prices the rates, the taxes the insurance it is lethal combination, insurance costs have gone really high in florida, pushed locals out of the market, just pushed people from being able to purchase in florida. this correction is healthy you know what happens in during shists like this? there is opportunities out there, and also, you really see some buyers are in the driver's seat in markets in florida finally can ask for concessions, they finally can negotiate on the price and i watched buyers get great opportunities on homes, that they would not have gotten a few years ago. cheryl: agent fantastic. john: hypothetical no basis in truth let's say 47-year-old news knorr at fox news, interested buying investment property convert into potential retirement for you and wife say 30 years down if line when is the time what do you think bottom of florida market to pull that trigger so you maximize your investment. >> i hate saying i don't believe in timing the market

host: ross from florida, thank you. guest: that's a great question but here are some answers to that. regarding parents and their involvement, we have done studies in the state of indiana of parents received scholarships and were trying to figure out how they are behaving differently after they got a scholarship. what they tell us over time in multiple studies is as apparent they get more involved in their child's education. they get more involved in a child's homework and their community. it's a very positive benefit for parents to have that control again it gives them a sense of empowerment and belonging in they do a lot more when they get involved in their schools. as related to the evidence we know, we collect all the studies pro and con on to school choice. we have found 188 studies 166 that show positive gains and only 11 show neutral gains in very few that show any negative. here's what that means. we study and find studies that show how students to a school in the voucher program the evidence is overall the perf

>> it is the story of florida.d after covid. now a lot of them. >> are leaving. but but i mean, just talk. i mean. >> again, even in normal. >> times, florida, florida has been a lot to write about and talk talk about. now the past three, four years and how how rich of a backdrop that's given you for this. >> well, the. >> material is very rich. >> obviously. >> but. >> i mean, even. >> a. >> few years. >> ago. it was just mildly embarrassing to say you were from florida. >> if you weren't in florida. >> now, it's. >> sort. >> of morbidly embarrassing. >> to. >> say you're from florida. >> because we feel. >> responsible for. >> for the sort. >> of the exporting. it to washington. >> now. >> the weirdness, the grift. >> the. >> greed, some of. >> the bizarre. aspects of it. i mean, you know. >> i mean. >> matt gaetz, i mean. >> you know, we. >> constantly have to apologize. >> for. >> this if. >> you're. >> out. >> in the real world. carl, when it comes to florida culture, there is an affection, of course, embedded

that happened in florida. did get fired last november for directing fema team member toss skip those homes in florida hit by hurricanes if they did have trump signs. that happened in lake placid, florida. let's welcome to the show florida gubernatorial candidate byron donalds from house oversight. what do you make of congress congresswoman rosa delauro basically misleading the american people? the office of special counsel found that the former fema worker who did that was violating the federal hatch act. >> look, i think it's shameful for rosa delauro to think that. we know that fema was discriminating against trump supporters, but we also know that fema is a very bureaucratic agency. it's not been responsive to the needs of the american people at a time of crisis. they typically are slow to respond, they do a bunch of bureaucratic checks, they're not doing reimbursements in a timely fashion. i still have local governments in my district from hurricane ian, three years ago, still waiting for fema reimbursemen

so we'll just see that florida. oh, probably, or the 14th has celebrated his 1st mass as leader of the roman catholic church. it took place in the sistine chapel investigating city. but he was also elected on thursday, and was attended by cardinals from over 70 countries. during the hot reports from baskin city, the opening moves of a new pontifical pope leo, the 14th presiding over the mass in the sistine chapel, his 1st homily, awesome and offering, please. to his vision for the judge avoided the tilted quarter for gold has cooled me so the church may be ever more fully assist you on a hill, a knock of salvation sailing through history and a beacon to illuminate the dog knights of this world. photo key loom, you know, they not to them on the a new pope in the time of internal division and international crises, he promised to be a faithful administrator. and in a note to his pre, just as a book from says, he said, the judge should be judged by the who did this of its members, and not the grand or of the buildings,

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east coast farm and vegetables near parkland, florida, partnered with feeding south florida using federal to pick and pack surplus produce destined for families in need. >> this program is a great use of our tax dollars. we are not only helping our farmers here in the states but you're also feeding families. >> reporter: without the funds to process the produce, farmers are hoping crops won't go to waste. >> we know that the end goal is to feed people. and we need to work towards that goal. >> reporter: the goal of reaching those most in need. manuel bojorquez, cbs news. miami. >> john: next on the "cbs evening news plus," the lead paint crisis unfolding in an american city. that's the focus of tonight's "interview." >> john: a lead paint crisis in milwaukee's aging public schools has forced the city to close some schools. four of those have still not reopened, and testing has uncovered some children have been exposed to high levels of lead, which could impair their cognitive development. the city's health commissioner sounded the alarm and is seeking help from the cdc which so far has no

in florida.as working as a nursing assistant and had no criminal record, not seeming to fit with the image of the dangerous undocumented immigrants that the trump administration says it is removing from u.s. streets. photos of her wedding in the u.s. are reminders of a different world, a different life. americano. i ask if she thinks she was living the american dream. i don't know if it was the american dream, she tells me. but it was my dream. my family, a dream and family that seemed farther and farther out of reach. patrick oppmann, cnn, havana. >> now to an environmental crisis in florida. pollutants in the indian river lagoon are killing the state's beloved manatees at an alarming rate. cnn's randi kaye takes us inside the fight to save them. >> we're heading out on florida's indian river lagoon, which stretches from palm beach county to daytona beach. the lagoon is where florida manatees come for the warm water, but in recent years, the northern end of the lagoon has been a death trap for t

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conservationists in florida are fighting to save the state's manatees. their main target is the indian river lagoon, once the home of dozens of so-called sea cows. pollution has made the waters unlivable for them. but as cnn's randi kaye reports, a recent ruling by a federal judge could save the gentle giants. a warning to our viewers that you might find some of this video distressing. >> i was ecstatic. it felt like christmas for the manatees. >> katrina shaddix and the. >> group bob baer warriors. united are celebrating a. >> giant leap. >> forward for the protection of manatees in florida. we recently saw firsthand where manatees are starving to death in florida's indian river lagoon, which stretches from palm beach county to daytona beach. the lagoon is where manatees come for the warm water, but in recent years, the northern end of the lagoon has been a death trap for them all. >> these homes along the lagoon that are on septic tanks are slowly leaking. literally tons of nitrogen and phosphorus into. >> the system. >> marine biologist peter borelli

the lagoon is where florida manatees come for the warm water. but in recent years, the northern end of the lagoon has been a death trap for them. >> all these homes along the lagoon that are on septic tanks are slowly leaking. literally tons of nitrogen and phosphorus into the system. >> marine biologist peter borelli has studied manatees for decades. he says those pollutants are being released by septic tanks and water treatment facilities along the lagoon, and are fueling algae growth in the water, which is causing the manatees main food source, seagrass, to die. >> so this algae is reducing light down to the seagrasses, essentially smothering them and killing them. >> he says. manatees need to eat nearly 100 pounds of vegetation a day between december 2020 and april 2022, more than 1200 manatees died of starvation, most of them here in the northern part of the indian river lagoon. just a couple of decades ago, the water in this indian river lagoon was crystal clear. you could easily see down to the bottom. now it's dark and murky and polluted

a weeklong sting by federal and local officials arrest hundreds of migrants in florida. the administration says it's the largest operation in one week across one state. advocates say those with work permits and pending asylum claims were arrested too. manuel bojorquez reports. trump funding cuts temporarily cut off treatment for 9/11 first responders suffering from cancer and other illnesses related to toxic ash from the attacks. bradley blackburn reports on the impacts. tom hanson reports "in depth" on the glitches in the financial aid system that will face college-bound students in need. those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ president trump shakes up his national security team. advisor mike waltz is out, as is his deputy. weeks ago, it came to light that waltz inadvertently added a journalist to a private text chain on which the secretary of defense announced attack plans. waltz has been nominated as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. hours after the u.s. signed a deal for access to ukraine's mineral resources, drone strikes flared between ukra

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now here in florida, it's worse than anywhere else. people here are paid by the amount of for, and they can collect in a day low income salary that for many it's not worth the risk they face anymore. florida has some of the harshest immigration laws in the country that punishes employers to hire undocumented workers. and that's why thousands of on documented workers have left this state because they are terrified of the consequences if they stay. and that's why fluid is facing a labor shortage. with businesses struggling to fill open positions by the lord is a business consultant in the area where there is a problem. and there is a problem. very seems typing the development in the local government or in the low kind of areas in the united states. so i'm every time for suffering for that client's closing because they don't have notices. they don't have sort of everything then have checked. the hotels have no people who clean or people for optimization. republican governor run this and this is no pushing for software child labor laws to

let's hear from frank in florida come a independent line. -- florida, independent line. caller: i worked down here in florida. on the freeway for memorial day, they have hundreds of flags with people's names that died in war. people want peace through strength. all we are doing is having people get killed. the way that people are talking about, shooting missiles -- we need to -- we are smart people. we could talk about why we are having a war, look at the last war that we had that people do not know, maybe only 7000 americans died in the afghan-iraq war, but if you look it up over 32,000 americans made it suicide that served in those wars. you want to stand up for america and the american people? you need to stop having wars or have a drafter we do not have people going back for the second time and being killed. i know people that served more than one term and were killed and i know people that served more than one term and came back over here and after a while committed suicide. host: the state department yesterday is where the briefing took place, including the preside

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head over to florida, shall we? governor desantis will be joined by ice officials in miami to give an update on operation tidal wave, it has led to 800 illegal migrant arrests over the last week alone including gang members and convicted murderers. the governor says florida is ready to do more. >> we want dhs to approve some plans. we have the best emergency response and problem-solving units in the country. i can set up at a moment's notice within 72 hours, 10,000 beds for illegals to be processed and deported. we can run flights to el salvador, whenever they need to. >> carley: expecting to announce final number of arrests today and it is expected to be in the thousands. democratic congressman don davis demanding congress acts to secure the border. he visited ice and spoke with detainees and telling fox news digital, i believe we, without a doubt need to secure the border as next step. number of unlawful entries have come down, we can't stop where we are now. a u.s. army captain making history in texas breaking th

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. >>> and a florida first. the state recording its first deadly black bear attack after an elderly man and his dog were found dead. now wildlife officials have a message for the public. "early today" starts right now. >>> good to be with you this morning. i'm frances rivera. it is a big day at the vatican, where the papal conclave is set to begin in just hours. the proceedings starting with mass at st. peter's basilica. later the assembled cardinals will take their oaths before beginning deliberations on who among them will become the next pope. and, starting around 7:00 p.m. local time, the world will be watching the sistine chapel chimney. black smoke means a vote failed to reach consensus. but white smoke means a new pope has been chosen. there will only be one vote today before a full day of voting starts tomorrow. stick around for later in the show when zinhle essamuah and kate snow use virtual reality to take us inside the inner sanctum and explain the process. >>> new this. >> mo, stock futures are point

. >> bill: you told dana and me during the break you are living in an airbnb in florida. will you ever live in california again? >> you know, i'm going back for june and july and then who knows? i'm figuring it out. >> bill: it's a good american right there. thank you, gary, good luck to you and your son and everything that comes with that moment in switzerland. thank you. >> thank you so much for having me back on and thanks for all the support, yeah. >> bill: you are welcome, thanks. >> dana: we're moments away from president trump and his big announcement at the white house as the u.k. becomes the first nation to cross the liberation day finish line. it has been a race. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. does the u.k. get the cold now? is that what they take? >> dana: it's our cousin. >> bill: president trump is about to hold a news conference. we'll watch for that announcing a full and comprehensive trade deal with the united kingdom. the first in what the white house hopes will be a series of agreements. >> dana:

that 2025 university of florida basketball team wasn't one for the history books, sfu of those games great teams. you brought home the third national title in program history made florida the only division i program ever to win three national titles in basketball and football. that is not bad. [cheering and applause] the team was hot from the very beginning starting of the year with a 13-game winning streak, 27-4 record in the regular season, really good competition. including two wins over number 1 ranked opponents, one of the pivotal moments early in the season the gatd themselves in a battle with south carolina, great team, trailing, 52-38. that is pretty good, coach. they are not too happy about that. and i you are happy but they are not happy. 12 minutes left, fighting against time, get back into striking distance, with just five seconds left on the clock, the senior guard will richards -- [cheering and applause] drove in hard to get a game-winning layup earning florida 70-69 come-from-behind victory, well done. where is a well? i want to see this guy. [cheering and applause] th

justo al frente del capitolio del estado de florida.enidos aquÍ a los estados unidos. el gobernador ron desantis dijo en sus redes sociales que buscan responsabilizar al subcontratista que empleÓ a los trabajadores indocumentados, pero no dio mÁs detalles. betsy badell noticias telemundo. >> y la corte suprema despejÓ este viernes el camino para que la administraciÓn trump elimine la protecciÓn legal para inmigrantes que llegaron con parol humanitario al paÍs. con esto quedÓ anulada una orden de un tribunal inferior que mantenÍa el permiso de permanencia tempal o parol, con el que cuentan mÁs de 500 cero inmigrantes de cuba, haitÍ, nicaragua y venezuela. la decisiÓn de los magistrados es temporal hasta que una corte de apelaciones se pronuncie sobre este caso. y nos vamos a la ciudad de mÉ, donde una protesta de vecinos contra la instalaciÓn de un albergue para inmigrantes en el predio de una escuela de homeopatÍa donde tambiÉn funciona un hospital, terminÓ con disturbios. ana mÉndez nos cuenta mÁs. >> no vamos a permitir que pongan un

come down to florida and i'll show you sometime. >> shannon: we do everything barefoot in florida. >>ill: next time try crocs. >> shannon: there might be conflict there. >> bill: thanks for coming on. love your spirit. >> you guys are the best. >> bill: love your attitude. thank you for sharing the video. >> see you next time. love you. >> how can anyone argue with you when you are deporting violent gang members? ice is out there taking public threats away from the neighborhoods. protecting our children. >> shannon: the acting ice director touting the crackdown on illegal immigration in the u.s. as the trump administration promises to ramp up these raids in sanctuary cities. (paparazzi in unison) jack, jack! i'm not him. i'm not jack. (muffled sounds of people outside) because a car that doesn't make you feel recognized... is a car that stops short of amazing. (♪) >> shannon: the u.s. coast guard stopping a suspected human smuggling boat off the coast of san diego. 15 alleged illegal im granulitis. 11 men, four women. all claimed to be mexican nationals. handed over to border patrol.

han pensado en exigirle a los legisladores, sobre todo a los del sur de la florida, donde la comunidadida, pongan sus acciones donde estÁn sus palabras y pierdan el miedo a la administraciÓn trump. >> en miami, florida. rogelio mora-tagle noticias telemundo. >> y nos vamos a washington d.c. hoy el presidente trump fue hasta el capitolio para convencer a los legisladores de su partido de que aprueben su plan de presupuesto fiscal. el mandatario se mostrÓ confiado, dijo que este reducirÍa en un 85% el costo de las medicinas, pero organizaciones cÍvicas denuncian que unos 14 millones de niÑos podrÍan perder beneficios de alimentaciÓn y salud por los recortes a programas como medicaid. algunos congresistas apoyan mÁs exigencias para poder recibir ayuda federal. >> las personas que que que deben trabajar, que pueden trabajar. entonces le vamos a poner requisitos que tienen que trabajar. >> les va a costar el trabajo, entonces tienen que escoger obedecer al presidente o representar a su comunidad. >> trump insiste que reforzarÁ los programas sociales y que recortarÁ los beneficios para los i

rogelio mora-tagle en florida. un maremoto .al operativo en el que detuvieron a mas de 1100 inmigrantes. las autoridades dijeron que la mayoria son criminales. aseguran que tendran el debido proceso. esto es importante porque fuera de mega redada denuncian que hay personas arrestadas a las que no se les ha respetado ese debido proceso. ese derecho . de esto nos habla betsy badell . cientos de paradas de transito rut rutinarias. >> llevaron a la detencion de 1120 inmigrantes indocumentados en florida, en cuestion de una semana como resultado del llamado operativo maremoto . en una rueda de prensa hoy reporto que el 63% de los detenidos tenian ordenes finales de d deportacion y antecedentes criminales. la mayoria , 437 son de guatemala. otros 280 de mexico, 153 de honduras y 48 venezolanos, entre otros nacionalidades . desantis dijo que espera que el operativo sirva como modelo para otros estados . >> approved we will go off to the races afuera. >> de las oficinas de eisen miramar, donde hablo el gobernador . activistas de los der

immigrants are the economic engine of south florida. their hard work and ingenuity make the region a desirable travel destination that thousands of people flock to each year. unfortunately this tax break for billionaires bill threatens to upend the district's economy, shutter small businesses, and to disrupt south florida's tourist industry. as it is currently written, this bill would impose excessive fees on employment authorizations sought by asylum seekers and individuals holding temporary protective status to work in the united states. at a time of unprecedented worker shortages for south florida businesses, congress should make it easier for companies to hire and not more difficult. my amendment caps employment authorization fees at $550 for asylum seekers and t.p.s. holders. it is a commonsense change that would give south florida businesses the flexibility they need to keep moving and to keep thriving. i also have an amendment that strikes the visa fee for this bill. imposing a fee on tourists at a time when the u.s. tourism is e

in central florida. seminole county in couple days. imperial polk county.'s where i'm going to be. we're campaigning going everywhere. >> steve: when i say what is your thinking on it what do you mean who do you think your opponent is going to be? possibility could be the governor's wife casey? >> i don't know. at this point i'm running my race. >> steve: do you know what? so far we are playing the ball. god darn it your shot. >> i got pick this up. >> steve: president trump has already endorsed you for governor. >> he has i better make this shot or else i will be in trouble with him. oh, come on, roll in there. >> steve: oh, my goodness. [cheers] look at that what a way to end the show. very nice. congressman, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> steve: how about a round of applause for who could be your next governor? [cheers] >> steve: all right. anxiously, back to you in new york city. >> ainsley: all right. great job. thank you, steve. meteorologist adam klotz has our fox weather forecast. hey, adam. >> adam: good morning, ainsley. toug

el 98% de la peninsula de la florida se encuentra bajo sequia moderada a sequia intensa.ue los acumulados de 2 a 4 pulgadas de lluvia mas que pueden caer sobre el sureste de la florida seran bienvenidos . ante esa sequia, ya que aqui, por lo menos ha rado de llover desde lo que es el pasado invierno. >> pues bienvenida la lluvia con mucha precaucion, pero tambien tenemos que estar pues cui cuidandonos del calor. el otro extremo, no, porque parece que el verano llega adelantado esta primavera . >> definitivamente llega, sobre todo a lo que es el norte y sur del pais, donde las t temperaturas. vean . ustedes se van a estar reportando muy por encima de records previamente establecidos. san antonio , 103. manana el record previamente establecido es de 98 grados achu sumamente calido por alla . protejase de estas altas te temperaturas, inclusive en dakotas. vean esto 96 grados. si usted lo compara con las 80 grados de temperaturas en miami, es increible. estan 29 grados por encima de los valores normales y el calor en texas . llega el dia martes con lecturas de temperaturas en