this is the race, the florida governor's race where you take a national change environment with florida issues, particularly in a very dispassionate crisis moment, like an insurance crisis. a property tax crisis doesn't carry your voter registration republican, democrat or independent. we can win next november as democrats. we can win in tallahassee. the florida governorship and change national politics if we do that. >> well, so you talk about generational shift in the parties. when i hear that, i'm still thinking about the shift that we saw in november on the on the presidential level and other levels where republicans, your former party. >> right. >> was pulling in more minority groups, more young people, more of what had been the traditional democratic coalition. so that's how i think of the change. but you think all of a sudden it will change back? >> well, so let's also recognize two years before that, it was a 19 point win for republicans. so the fact that it was 14 i suppose is good news. the trend is our friend. the trend is our friend. but you know what i love about being a de

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65% bigger than florida. they get three times as much money from the federal medicaid program as we get in florida. why? because blue state governors are gaming the system to take care of illegal immigrants and adults without chronic illness. let's focus the program on what people

florida comienza a construir el alligator. alcatraz.agencia estÁn a tope. unos 59.000 inmigrantes permanecen detenidos. esto es mÁs del 140% de su capacidad. casi la mitad de ellos, por cierto, no tiene antecedentes penales. y el ritmo de arrestos se acelera en lo que va de junio ya se han detenido a 1200 personas como promedio cada dÍa. el nuevo centro en medio del pantano en florida enfrenta cuestionamientos serios de ambientalistas y ademÁs, porque recibirÁ parte de sus fondos que estÁn destinados para desastres naturales. ana cuervo, de telemundo miami, tiene la informaciÓn. >> hoy desde el aire se ve que las autoridades de florida han comenzado el trabajo para convertir un aerÓdromo de los everglades en un centro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes. >> a lot of people thought maybe it was just a joke. >> mucha gente pensaba que quizÁs era una broma, pero no lo es. estamos en serio? dijo el fiscal general de florida, james hoffmeyer en un podcast. ayer el fiscal propuso el proyecto la semana pasada en un video publicado en x, en el cual le

else wants to be a resident of florida for a reason. looking for ways to cut property taxes. most of the people i meet in florida are very, very happy with the state government. most of the people i meet in other states are not. you were a member of the house of representatives when you remember of the house when the most fiscally conservative of the house members, you see what is going on now. i talk about convention of states i know you are a big proponent of the convention estate. what is the best advice you could give the american people or congress for that matter? >> as you say in florida we have the lowest the smallest state government per capita in the country of the second lowest debt in the country where retired 41% of the states a debt over 180 years just since i been governor it is gone off the book. with cut taxes we've done a lot of great things. but i do not know that could have been done if we did not have constitutional restraints on the legislature and on spending. we have term limits in florida which i think is really

the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. chair. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you. and i unfortunately could not possibly disagree with my friend mr. alford from missouri more on the description of this bill, which is why i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 3944, the fiscal year 2026 military construction, veterans' affairs, and related agencies bill. while i unfortunately cannot support the bill on the floor today, i will say in chairman carter's absence, i'm thankful and appreciative of the work we've been able to accomplish together over the years on this subcommittee. i know we both prioritize quality of life for our military service members and their families and veterans. unfortunately, this hurdles us towards revitalization that undercuts what the veterans consistently ask us for in congress. they want high quality medical care at the v.a., not privatized care that takes longer to rece

only 40% of registered voters in florida are republican. we're going to take 10 or 12 of those right out of the out of the start, maybe 15. watch out. we'll build the coalition. >> and that coalition will do something that democrats have not been able to do since 1994. david jolly, thank you so much. thank you. at the top of the hour, catch all in with chris hayes tonight. chris talks to simon sandoval, the attorney representing kilmer abrego. garcia that is coming up 8 p.m. have you garcia thatalways had up 8 p.m. eastern right here trouble with your weight? me too. discover the power of wegovy. with wegovy, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy is the only weight-management medicine proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events such as death, heart attack, or stroke in adults with known heart disease and obesity. don't use wegovy with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines or in children under 12. don't take if you or your family had mtc, men 2, or if allergic to it. te

the great migration to florida.'m expanding my footprint and getting licensed in tennessee, nashville where i'm from. i get quite a few calls about that as well. i will always bet on new york in the long run. in the near term it has really rattled things. >> ainsley: new yorkers are trying to get ahead of it. everyone is terrified if he wins taxes will go up. he wants corporate tax to be 11%, it will drive businesses and lose more money that our city is used to. and then he will tax more. so it is crazy that a socialist is winning the democratic ticket. so what is your biggest concern for new york? >> i think it is not even about waiting for the policies to be enacted and the legislation to take place. this is just about most of the real estate market, financial markets as well but i will speak to what i know. the real estate market is fragile and the shift is psychological at this point because there is now uncertainty. people, you know, look, i don't believe in real estate strategy that's based in fear and emotion

colleen: what happened to the english family has been increasingly common across florida.reening first emerged 20 years ago, producers and the state have lost 63% of their citrus bearing acres. some growers switched to other forms of agriculture, while many others like english sold to developers. >> we were able to say, something we did not want to do. colleen: all this massive changed caused by a tiny bacterium spread by the non-native asian citrus psyllid. they deposit the bacteria when they feed. there is no cure for the infected tree. all will eventually die. for generations americans have associated florida with oranges, but the state's orange production is plummeted 90%, the lowest annual production in nearly a century. now and all out effort is on the way to find a fix and ron english is back in the citrus game. he oversees a test grove for a company that has partnered with the university of florida, which is developing seditious -- citrus trees genetically protected against greening even after exposure to the bacterium. the company is rapidly refining the most prom

el estadio hard rock en florida.forzando la seguridad del estadio hard rock durante los partidos de fútbol del mundial de clubes, organizado por la fifa y que arranca este fin de semana . evidentemente causa miedo porque inclusive personas como en mi caso, que estamos completamente legales, que somos ciudadanos americanos e yo tengo miedo de estar en la calle. yo no sé qué puede pasar. yo no nací en este país, yo me convertí en ciudadano de este país, pero como ciudadano de este país , eh, también tengo miedo de que me pueda pasar algo . aunque estas agencias del gobierno se hacen presentes cuando se realizan grandes eventos , lo que muchos se preguntan es si van a estar revisando los documentos migratorios de los asistentes . >> pero . pero nadie quiere correr un riesgo innecesario por por ir a ver un partido de fútbol. mhm . ahí viene el ahí vienen los problemas . >> el activista thomas kennedy dice que esto va a hacer que mucha gente no vaya al estadio . >> la gente acá que vive en esta comunidad va a tener mucha

the gentleman from florida. mr. bilirakis: in close, i urge a yes vote on this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2481. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. bilirakis: i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1679. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 122, h.r. 1679, a bill to direct the secretary of commerce in coordination with the heads of other relevant federal departments undammingcis to conduct an interagency review of and report to congress on ways to increase the global competitiveness of the united states in attracting foreign direct investment. the

brian stern and florida state senator jay collins join me now.ue 731st mission and every one is hard. this mission was difficult, multiple aircrafts, airspace problems and threat of iranian missiles. everything about this is hard. >> todd: state senator collins, why did you go on this mission with brian? >> having difficulty hearing the state senator there. brian, i will return to you. does your approach change going forward, bryan? we have two weeks, the president said he will react within two weeks. if we bomb fordow, how does the approach change? >> safety and security in the situation, so the risk profile change but our priorities do not change. we are able to adjust as needed. -- just like jake owens, who is former green beret himself. we will flex and adjust and not leave without doing what we need to do to bring our people back. >> todd: we can't hear the state senator, looks like he is a green beret. another question for you, the individuals that were in this rescue mission, okay, as we try to adjust the camera, most were on what is known

we didn't let that happen in florida. we also recognize like this is what the left does so we did landmark anti-righting legislation. so in florida, if you right, if you loot, if you engage in any type of mob violence, you are not going to be treated like they treat new portland where you get a slap on the bristo and then just put right back on the street. you do that in florida, you're going to jail and y you are goig to be held accountable. when we did that legislation people said they don't want protest and we have had a lot of protests on a various issues. heck, laura, every time i get out of bed somebody is protesting things that i'm doing here in florida. but that happens and it's peaceful, and the minute you cross that line, that's when we will spring into and. and i know they are trying to do stiff this weekend all across the united states; i don't know exactly what they have planned for florida. i will tell you we are ready local law enforcement is ready our state agencies are poised. even our national guard, if

i've been in florida politics for 30 years, and democrats can win next november in florida.n the middle of a generational change election at a time in florida where we have a property, insurance and property tax crisis that we haven't seen in 30 years. so you take the macro environment and you run on democratic values just to address people's problems, not on donald trump, not on maga. and you end up in an environment where andy beshear wins in kentucky, steve bullock wins in montana. that's how this race is setting up. now look, my journey, my journey is part of my story, my journey from a republican to six years as an independent to a democrat is part of the strength of this campaign. here's how i describe it. i don't think my values have ever changed. when i was a republican on the hill, i supported marriage equality, climate science, gun control, campaign finance reform. i was fighting my own party on those values. but my positions have. they've hardened, they've grown, and i think that's actually a strength. i think a lot of voters, politics have changed, and i'm happy

>> if you live in florida, the university of florida is the big dream school. >> the academics are greatrtying is great. the atmosphere is intense. >> nothing but open field ahead. >> there is a ton of university of florida pride. >> gator nation is everywhere. gator nation is something special. >> it's a sea of orange and blue. the place comes absolutely alive on saturdays for football game days. >> let's go, gators. here we go. >> 18-year-old freshman christian aguilar has new to the swamp but had already secured his tickets for the upcoming season. >> i think chris was excited for a few things, like football season. that might've been a part of why he chose florida, but i do think academically is kinda what drove him the most. >> for christian aguilar, this was such a big moment in his life. he had just started college and he was living on his own for the first time. >> five hours from miami. that made you a little bit afraid that he was going to be a little farther away. >> i was very proud, but at the same time, i was afraid because he was living far away from us. >> we told him, "e

so what arine they doing differently ins florida? s the state's governor ron desantis. hi, governor, good to see you tonight.help i understand you offereddi gavin newsom heldnp in handling his unrest. i understand that didn't go over too well. >> yeah, they accuse us of trying to escalate, but situi cn tell you what escalates the situation is being a sanctuary state. what escalatess the situation is tolerating the looting and thew rioting in the burning at these vehicles and attacks on law enforcement. we do it just the opposite in florida.thes when the 2020 riots were happening at minneapolis, california, and other places, wh didn't let that happen in florida. but we recognize this is what the leftn. as so we did anti-writingyo legislation. so in florida a few riots, looting or engage in violence, you will not be treated like they treat you important on n the riskhat a slap o and put right back on the street. if youloriu're did that in florb are going to jail and you willti be helond accountable. when we did that d legislation, oh, they don't want protests... we've had

. >> una jueza federal suspende temporalmente una ley antiinmigrante en la florida . entrar o permanecer y en el estado. el problema en . bogotá, en colombia y en colombia atentan contra el precandidato presidencial opositor miguel uribe turbay . le disparan varias veces durante un evento de campaña. el presunto autor del ataque fue detenido por las autoridades . este es . >> noticiero univisión fin de semana. edición nocturna con félix de bedout . >> buenas noches, se agrava la situación en los Ángeles, california. la administración trump confirmó esta noche que planea desplegar a la guardia nacional en el condado. en el condado, en el que durante dos días consecutivos se han registrado fuertes enfrentamientos entre agentes federales y manifestantes por redadas migratorias. el gobernador gavin newsom dijo que esta medida es equivocada , provocadora y que solo aumentará la tensión en la ciudad y en las zonas que están viendo afectadas por esta situación. wendy castillo ha estado siguiendo este fenómeno en el lugar de los hechos. hacemos contacto con ella en directo. w

other minorities, hispanics in florida. see a sea change but in these blue cities where the propaganda against america is so powerful and the democrats, where is there introspection here? is this what chuck schumer wanted for new york? >> you have zohran at a globalized intifada rally a few weeks ago talking about openly arresting bibi netanyahu if he comes to visit new york city. it's complete insanity you do see pockets within new york city flipped zeldin did very well. president trump moved new york further to the right new yorkers have to unite here. new yorkers have to push back. this is the opportunity to stop this dead in its tracks or you will see the greatest city in the world collapse and that would be catastrophic. >> laura: is it true that you and zohran mamdani were often confused in the new york state assembly? >> yes. >> laura: i don't know why that would be. >> we both have a beard. and darker hair and even some of my assembly colleagues on the democratic side would go up to him thinking it was me. it was qu

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overseas, florida won the stanley cup for the second season in a row, and this time florida won the final series against edmonton. with a score of 4:2. in the sixth game of the final, florida won with a score of 5:1. forward sam reinhard scored poker for the champions. for the second season in a row , two russian players became stanley cup winners for florida: defender dmitry kulyakov, one of the best goalies in the league, bobrovsky. three games of the victorious playoff for florida. let me remind you that last year, florida also beat edmonton in the stanley cup final. the day before, cska hockey officially introduced igor nikitin as head coach teams. after winning the gagarin cup with yaroslavl lokomotiv, igor nikitin returned to cska, where he worked from 2014 to 2021. under the leadership of the new old head coach, cska in 2019 for the first time in its history. the contract with igor nikitin is for 5 years until the end of the 2029-2030 season. igor nikitin's coaching staff includes five specialists. zenit basketball head coach javier pascual is leaving st. petersburg. the spanish sp

dÍaz ha quedado en libertad bajo fianza en florida. los everglades. podrÍa comenzar a operar tan pronto como este martes. aquÍ estÁ marlen guzmÁn para contarnos los detalles. marlen. muy buenas noches. adelante. quÉ tal, johana? buenas noches. a paso seguro y acelerado, avanza la construcciÓn del controversial centro de detenciÓn llamado alligator alcatraz en medio de los everglades de florida, hogar de caimanes y pitones. la idea del gobernador de florida es transformar el aeropuerto de entrenamiento y transiciÓn de collier localizado a unas 55 millas al oeste del centro de miami en una temida cÁrcel provisional para inmigrantes. la instalaciÓn aeroportuaria de 39 millas cuadradas cuenta con una pista de aterrizaje de 10.500 pies y fue diseÑada para la capacitaciÓn de pilotos. su estructura temporal a base de carpas tendrÁ una capacidad para alojar a 5000 detenidos y tendÁa un costo estimado de 245 $ por cama al dÍa. fondos que esperan sean reembolsados por las organizaciones ambientalistas. friends of everglades y el centro para la d

i think we need to follow the florida model the whole countries should follow the florida model say wen it comes to public services would safe united states close the to a trillion dollars over the decade. cheryl: what is, latest on run for florida vision for florida. >> first of all, a great state governor desantis has done is a tremendous job i was listening about what is going on in california a reason something like that will never happen in our state great governors my mission to continue that make sure that we are law-and-order state we are the free state also about diversifying our economy children proficient in core subject pat, changed met prix now at proficiency, if i am successful with race for governor we have best state in the can you be not looking back going to continue to lead continue to take florida to higher heights. cheryl: as we move into a new week right now before you go, congressman a quick reaction from you what is your message to your colleagues on the senate said to who are about to get into very little going to be very contentious negotiating? has what is yo

un lugar emblematico no solamente para la florida, pero tambien para el mundo.as, hay manifestantes que dicen este es un gasto para el estado. y es que esta carcel para inmigrantes tendria un costo aproximado de 450 millones de dolares por ano . cuando viene el proximo ciclon, vamos a ver cuantos cientos de millones de dolares dinero de firma se gastaron en este teatro politico. en un recorrido por la obra con fox news, el gobernador ron desantis aseguro que el sitio cuenta con lo necesario . >> it's been done, right. it's being done. . >> aun asi , ambientalistas consideran tendra un doble impacto. es tanto peligroso para la gente que tu vas a venir aqui como para el ecosistema . organizaciones ambientalistas interpusieron una demanda a argumentando que el plan no ha sido sometido a la revision ambiental requerida por la ley federal. no podemos dejar que esta construccion masiva que estan tratando de hacer aqui y nos impacte de esa manera. no solamente eso, sino estas tierras son sagradas. este nuevo centro de atencion estara resguardado , vigilado por unos 100

overseas, florida won the stanley cup for the second season in a row. this time, florida won the final series against edmonton with a score of 4:2. in the sixth game of the final, early this morning, florida won with a score of 5:1. poker as part of the champions. in this game, forward sam reinhard scored. two russian players became stanley cup winners in florida for the second season in a row. they are defenseman dmitry kulyakov and goalie sergei bobrovsky. sergei bobrovsky played in all twenty- three games of the playoffs that florida won. well, let me remind you that last year , florida also beat edmonton in the stanley cup final. hockey cska officially introduced igor nikitin as the team's head coach the day before. after winning the gagarin cup. igor nikitin returned to cska, where he worked from 2014 to 2021. under the leadership of the new old head coach , cska won the gagarin cup for the first time in its history in 2019. the contract with igor nikitin is for 5 years until the end of the 2029-2030 season. igor nikitin's coaching staff includes f

and look, your south florida district, it really abuts the everglades.her lawmakers are pushing back on opening this facility. governor ron desantis used emergency powers to fast track the facility, which is going to house up to 5000 detainees. it's going to cost the state $450 million a year. can you explain why the conditions of the florida everglades is a particularly cruel place to house undocumented people? >> alex, let me. >> first. >> thank you for having me and underscore that we have spent in a joint federal state partnership, 25 years focused on aggressively restoring the florida everglades and the river. the river, the historic river. >> of grass. >> to its historic sheet flow of water to make sure that we can preserve and protect our drinking water, make sure that we restore our wetlands and wildlife. billions of dollars have been invested in that effort, and. years ago. this land. was thought about for an airport, an airport, and it was abandoned because it was deemed to be too environmentally sensitive. now, ron desantis, who is obsessed wi

when they move to florida, we give them a signing bonus. we believe in law enforcement in florida.nts to take over grocery stores and have government run grocery stores. can you imagine the disaster that will be? he wants to eliminate cash bail. a lot of these ideas have been tried in places like san francisco, and have failed miserably. i guarantee you, it will be disastrous. i'm not asking for anyone to come to florida. we have 23 and a half million people, new york only has 19 and a half million. we have more people than they do and this is likely going to dig that hole deeper for them. >> laura: i have to talk about what people are talking about, this alligator alcatraz, i love the concept. it is in the everglades. you gave us exclusive video of the construction. how long will it take? how many illegals will be housed there? >> reason we're doing this, to increase deportations and what ice has told us, even though all my sheriffs and police are working to apprehend illegals, they need more space. when you bring illegals in, they have to process them, there is a process that goe

along with the seminal tribe of florida. the so cause water, pollution, light pollution, noise pollution. and throughout the night and a my family can hear the construction trucks driving. so imagine how the wildlife to imagine how confused they are. i mean a lot of the sides near the construction of ceremonial, what's the significance of these areas to your community? and what do you feel is being actually lost in the everglades is a place that protected us in times of need when we were going through the seminal wars and now is the time for us to protect it because it protect it of x? no, i mean, how do you feel your grandfather played a key role in the whole thing? the big cypress jet project in the 19 sixty's. but here you are again, your ancestral lenses being under threats. how did this actually happen? how did, did you, where you consulted this was the any kind of consultation that took place here, or no, none of the tribes were consulted. no, none of the residents that live around here were consulted. no, we weren't t

there is an impact on people in florida. the members of the miccosukee tribe and seminole nation, alligator. alcatraz is near the edge of the miccosukee territory, and the tribe says they're opposed to the use of their ancestral lands. miccosukee tribe chairman talbert cypress joins me now. mister chairman, thank you for your time. and explain why you, as a representative of the tribe, your specific opposition to this detention facility in that space thank you. >> for having me. >> i appreciate. >> the time. >> you know, the. >> word has been put out that nobody lives out there. but that's mistaken. we have tribe members that live out there. mikasuki tribe members and seminole tribe members that live out there. and generations of florida glades men as well. and so to, you know, put this idea out there that it's a, you know, kind of like a wasteland or something like that is incorrect. and misguided and we've appreciated the governor's work, and the president as well in congress for the amount of dollars they put into evergla

otros puntos. >> aledaños . >> especialmente para lo. >> que es el estado de la. >> florida.lidad de tormentas. todavía se mantiene latente en este instante para. >> sectores del sureste . >> importante tener precaución y para mañana más de 25 millones de personas bajo riesgo de tiempo severo a tener precaución elián así es, gracias. gabriel. y del calor extremo vamos a pasar a las lluvias torrenciales que ha dejado en méxico el huracán eric . ahora degradado a una tormenta tropical. las imágenes que nos tiene elizabeth mávil muestran la magnitud de los daños que ya se registran en guerrero . eric ingresó a la. >> costa mexicana como huracán, categoría tres. lo hizo sobre pinotepa nacional, oaxaca . el impacto en tierra de eric dejó daños en decenas de municipios que van desde la destrucción de lanchas hasta inundaciones , desbordamientos de ríos y decenas de comunidades y municipios incomunicados . >> esta vez, pues, vino con más fuerza. >> no ? en cuanto al oleaje y el viento. >> en guerrero, ante la posibilidad de que este sistema descargara lluvias intensas en el puerto d

ahora bien, la prÓxima preocupaciÓn radica en el estado de la florida. de desarllo, asÍ que las oportunidades no son tan elevadas. ven lo que va a ocurrir? se va a estar acercando a un sistema frontal. se va a estar desarrollando una zona de baja presiÓn. ahora bien, la pregunta es hacia dÓnde se va a dirigir? por el momento solo dios sabe en este momento. lo que sÍ sabemos es que esta zona de baja presiÓn deberÍa estar desarrollÁndose en el golfo de mÉxico y luego de eso encontrar aguas sumamente cÁlidas hacia donde se va a dirigir. eso lo vamos a conocer conforme nos acerquemos a lo que es el prÓximo viernes, cuando finalmente esta zona de baja presiÓn ya deberÍa comenzar a materializarse en esa zona. lo que sÍ sabemos es el hecho de que en julio, comÚnmente estos disturos se desarrollan justo en las aguas del golfo de mÉxico, asÍ que no nos sorprende del todo que pueda estar ocurriendo, porque tÍpicamente, cuando vemos los datos climatolÓgicos, esas son las zonas mÁs vulnerables para esta Época del aÑo. ahora bien, hay que resaltar de igual forma que

so when the governor says stuff like that, yes, florida can handle it.ophic event, no, you're going to need federal resources. and look, doge has decimated these agencies. look, i joined the doge caucus because i think the american people want to see government get more efficient. but the caucus has met twice. doge is dead right. >> about that. you said. >> that. >> doge is dead, and i don't like to speak ill of the dead. you know, right away, like we got to. >> give a mourning period. >> a mourning period, like. yeah, you know, but but but it is dead. rigor mortis has set in. okay. you know, elon's doing this divorce thing with the republicans, which i'm. i'm kind of worried about big balls like custody of who's getting who's getting big balls in in this divorce. >> a lot of people nowadays always. >> get caught in the middle when this happens. i'm a child of divorce and so i feel for him. but doge has what? what doge has made nothing nor anything efficient. what is more efficient? give me one government service, one government department that they made

of that. >> florida was hit with a special unique case for florida, the condominium reserve maintenance requirements. older building condominiums pre-dates 1970 they used to do thorough maintenance and that requires anecdotally what i'm hearing is that some senior citizen on fixed income needs to cut a check for $30,000 to help on some of the maintenance issues that was delayed. so, those are quite substantial and of course, we know some people don't have that type of money in the bank, so they're essentially putting the home on the market. and thank goodness for home prices have risen so much in florida, at least a profit that people are getting from selling the property from the time that they have purchased. >> in north carolina, eddie, you're a renter there. how much do you pay in

game three is monday night in south florida. of crazy when you're talking about a team from edmonton playing a team from florida in hockey. charlie: i know, yeah. brian: it is a different world in the nhl these days. lisa: i love hockey. i group going to caps' games with my dad -- brian: you're an ovechkin fan. oilers, the whole story -- lisa: i took my dad to the game where ovechkin beat gordy howe's record, and he was, like, this is the best night of my life. charlie: there may not be ice in florida, but there are horses at the belmont, so let's check back in with abby hornacek live at the belmont stakes. brian: that was a really good transition. charlie: hey, abby. >> reporter: that was the best transition i've ever heard in my life. [laughter] and, lisa, i do have to say, youside you'd be out here getting with me. i said do not let me suck you in. don't let me suck you in -- lisa: it's already happening, abby. charlie: she's checking her phone, making bets. >> reporter: there you go. you know what, you guys? you're actually

or fill this out joins us live now from the florida everglades of phil. uh i can see that your standing dangerously place, the war to video back to it. hopefully you would become brownish for a hungry. yeah, i like a to obviously there's a, a control the c brewing deep in the florida everglades isn't the and yeah, and you know, we might joke about it, but that is also what is making it so contribution of either what i like to say we've seen a few in the last few minutes, so the woman that you see them next, you don't, i'm not as well as making this such an issue. so just to back up and explain why we all wheel about an hour to helps drive west of my on the way we ought to all intents and purposes in the middle of nowhere, nothing ever happens here. i met his wife about 2 weeks ago at the very remote strip of curriculum with his 12 west people started to notice. the result is activity that with these trucks, that with these laurie. so these portable toilets, we've seen them this morning, hundreds of them going through arriving as they construct this tempor

en florida. una aparente persecuciÓn migratoria terminÓ en un accidente de trÁnsito.ien, la versiÓn de ice es que no hubo tal persecuciÓn. pero sÍ reconocen que durante un operativo intentaron detener a uno de ellos cuando escaparon a toda velocidad, perdiendo el control y chocando contra un poste de luz. >> porque estÁ corriendo a la gente. porque yo tengo supermercado mexicano y toda la gente que viene son mexicanos y tienen miedo de sal a la tienda. >> es una de las distintas entidades del paÍs que da facultades de inmigraciÓn a los agentes estatales y locales que colaboran con la agencia federal. >> y arrestado en nueva york. el sospechoso de haber apuÑalado a dos personas en uno de los vagones del metro en plena luz del dÍa y en hora pico. la policÍa lo identifica como gavin ferguson, de 30 aÑos. este ataque ocurriÓ este miÉrcoles cuando el tren entraba en la estaciÓn grand central despuÉs de las 07:00. dos hombres fueron llevados al hospital por heridas en su estÓmago. ferguson enfrenta cargos de intento de asesinato y agresiÓn en segundo grado. >> asÍ que. quÉ

se encontraba buceando con su familia en la playa de bocagrande, en florida . ahora les invito a un viaje hasta la capital del país porque mañana sábado va a ser un día histórico en washington d.c. con un imponente desfile militar. y es que se conmemoran los 250 años del ejército de los estados unidos que curiosamente coincide con el cumpleaños número 79 del presidente donald trump. este espectáculo va incluir. escuche bien 50 aviones de guerra. 150 vehículos militares y van a estar desplegados en el área . más de 6000 soldados que van a ser alojados en edificios públicos. ahora bien, en el national mall habrá un festival con fuegos artificiales que tienen un costo estimado de entre 25 y 45 millones de dólares. van a sobrevolar aeronaves icónicas como el b17, boomer , el veloz p-51 mustang , armado con seis ametralladoras y porque también habrá helicópteros chinook capaces de transportar hasta 35 soldados. y 25 tanques abrams reconocidos por su potente cañón y blindaje pesado con un peso de más de 120. libras cada uno. se esperan 200.000 personas durante toda e

la mitad de ellos en el estado de la florida.antes en españa y en méxico . noticias, univisión acompaña a un veterano de la infantería de marina que lleva su bebita de nueve semanas para que su esposa pueda amamantarla que su esposa pueda amamantarla en un centro de detención ♪♪ ♪♪ mamá, necesitas un descanso... ♪♪ ♪♪ vives para recargarte de energía de vez en cuando. vivimos para diseñarte paquetes de viaje irresistibles. estamos subiéndole al sabor con cuatro slams por menos de diez dólares en denny's. más sol, más slams cuatro platillos grandes, todos por menos de diez dolaritos. más para todos este verano. cuatro slams por menos de diez dólares. tu mesa te espera en denny's. [música] un veterano de la infantería de marina está viviendo una verdadera pesadilla desde que agentes de ice arrestaron a su esposa y madre de sus hijos , lidia terrazas, lo acompañó al centro de detención hasta donde maneja dos veces por semana para que su esposa pueda darle el pecho a su bebé recién nacida . >> tener que llevar a su bebé de nueve sema

marshal for the northern district of florida. at this point, it seemed like all hell broke loose in florida. nearly every republican in the state wrote to washington, explaining that callum, a newcomer there, he had arrived summer. they noted callum was not a republican or at least he had made no contributions to reconsider traction. there they questioned his loyalty to the party and they wondered what reed was doing. one newspaper wrote that grant must have been decidedly drunk when he made the appointments. they could believe their eyes and didn't know what to think. grant rescinded the after about ten days after outcry in florida led him to change his position and revoke appointments. at this point, callum decided to go off on his own and present himself as a congressional candidate and unsanctioned fusion ticket that he created. his idea was present, deceptive looking bill heads like this one that have grant and will send the republican presidential a vi ninees at the top of the ballot. but then all of the democrats for state

and free state of florida.cheering] >> i want to thank moms for liberty and all of our amazing parents, but also colleagues that i have the distinct honor to serve with for being here. your advocacy is incredible and we simply couldn't do it without you. i'd also like to thank our lone protestor for highlighting the mental health crisis in our country. [cheering] >> bless your heart, as we would say in the south. you know, it was just 100 years ago that the supreme court issued a landmark decision in pierce versus the society of sisters that delivered a clear and powerful message. children are not mere creatures of the state. in doing so, the court affirmed that a parent's role in guiding their child's education is not only essential but also constitutionally protected. parents are not obstacles to children's education, they are the foundation of it. silencing a parent's voice is not only wrong, as we're seeing here today, but it is harmful to our children. no one knows a child better than their parent. not a s

you couldn't pay me to move to south florida.said that you are not the kind of person that we are trying to attract anyway. the person they are trying to bring to south florida is not that person tied to new york but other states across the country. they think it will be one of the great financial hubs. maybe the banks are not going there but hedge funds and other market makers are going there. scarlet: congratulations on your new original series. new episodes of "bullish" drop tuesday's starting tonight. president trump is meeting with his national security team at 1:00. according to axios, he will make a policy decision on israel and iran. remember, he dismissed the idea that there should be a cease-fire between the two countries, it is a result of his leaving the g-7 early. >> live from washington, d.c., this is "balance of power" with joe mathieu. joe: president trump calls for unconditional surrender in iran. welcome to the tuesday edition of "balance of power" as the president returns home early from the g-7 to meet with hi

esa es la propuesta del fiscal de florida.tro de detenciÓn en los everglades, en el sur del estado y lo llama el alligator. alcatraz como la prisiÓn de la que nadie escapaba. bezzecchi badell tiene reacciones. alligator, alcatraz. >> un campamento de detenciÓn para inmigrantes en el corazÓn de los everglades, rodeado de caimanes y cocodrilos. eso es lo que propone el fiscal general del estado de florida a travÉs de este video publicado en las redes sociales. >> virtually abandoned airport facility right in the middle of the everglades. >> la propuesta ha causado indignaciÓn entre familiares de inmigrantes detenidos como giselle dÍaz, cuyo esposo lleva casi tres meses bajo la custodia de ice. a pesar de que ella asegura, el no tiene antecedentes penales y de que ella lo pidiÓ como ciudadana estadounidense. >> nada bueno va a salir de eso y pienso que es un injusticia que estÁn haciendo con la comunidad de nosotros. >> el padre de marÍa lÓpez resultÓ deportado a guatemala despuÉs de pasar cuatro meses detenido. >> estÁn agarrand