is that fake news or florida? >> that is florida. kennedy: that is a fake news, doug. no woman would use a sharpie to write on a dog. she would use her own blood. kennedy: that is okay. despite, this what is for you. spike is always very confident in his gameplay on thursday nights. let's see if he can best three out of four. kennedy: is all he does win, win, win. spike this is for you florida men arrested for putting a for lease sign with this phone number on an empty storefront and meeting with four different business owners and attempt to scan them and lease it out for is that fake news or florida? >> that is both florida news and sovereign citizen news but. >> that is actually fake news, steven in the lead after round one. he has got a point. steven here schneck's headline. florida man steals and alligator from a golf course and swingset by its tail in attempts to fling it to the top of the building. is that fake news or florida? >> that is florida. kennedy: that is indeed florida. 32-year-old william hodge, there he is, hello. h

florida state. momentum with florida state. look at mom, she's holding on to her husband. she's been crying just watching her son get back to this point. gives to corbin. to the edge, a stiff-arm for white. he'll be third and short. >> greg: obvious at this point, don't have to go for it. but knowing that mike norvell went for it just a little over a quarter ago, i wouldn't be surprised if this was four-down territory here. >> joe: he went for it halfway through the third quarter. third down and two. they're going to take an official's time-out to reset the chains. greg, you've played the position, you've dealt with injuries. there are few players that have dealt with the significance of an injury like milton. just to see him on the field. >> greg: and to see the players rallying around him is truly remarkable. >> joe: third and two. sprint left. milton, pressure, shovel passes it, and gets it done! that is darrian williamson. just ad libbing. milton, finding a way, any way. and 12 yards and a first

and it's been obvious to florida residents here in the state of florida. but let me say that the right to participate in our democracy is sacred and nonnegotiable. and what the republican legislature is doing here in the state of florida and across america is an attack against the voters, an attack against our democracy. it is undemocratic, un-american and unconstitutional. and i think they are going to pay a price for trying to pass bills that are attacking the rights of those who are most vulnerable, people that are older with disabilities, students, communities of color. so they're doing it so that they can set the stage, like you said, for '22 and also '24. but i hope that america is paying attention to what is happening here in florida. we cannot allow the governor to take that run for president in 2024. it will be devastating. >> thank you all. >>> next, a brand-new report highlights disparities in representation. stay with us. highlights disparities and misrepresentations. stay with us. you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimit

the highest in florida during the entire pandemic. california's case rate was at its peak last december, and death rates peaked in january. and while both covid cases and deaths started dropping the past two weeks in florida, they remain significantly higher than the same per capita rates in california. now with less than 8,000 cases and fewer than 100 deaths. >> we looked at california as a kind of a sister state to figure out how we're doing, and you're right. for the better part of a year and a half, we've been parallel in terms of the rates and the numbers. the past two or three months have changed dramatically. >> reporter: senior associate dean for health policy dr. jay wolfson is both a doctor of law and an md at the university of south florida. dr. wolfson attributes the sudden surge there to the hands-off approach to masks, mandates and vaccines by florida's govern ron desantis. >> there is a different perspective on how to manage this disease. and i think as a matter of public policy, the state is prepared to accept the coll

. >> also, california versus florida. two states with two very different approaches to the fight against covid. we investigate if masks and mandates have paid off. >>> bizarre and violent behavior in a man's front yard. the video a south bay man wants you to see. >>> and an exclusive interview with simone biles. the superstar gymnast in the bay area tonight opening up about her mental-health struggles. >> it's like we got to the olympics and my mind and my body were like you can't do it anymore. this isn't your burden to carry. you need to go and take care of yourself. >> the message she wants you to hear. >>> good evening and thanks for being with us. the bay area is a lifeline as hospitals across the country are overwhelmed with covid patients, many are jumping on a flight here to seek medical care. >> that's because the case count in the bay area is low, and the hospital beds are available. as nbc bay area's jean elle reports, it is an expensive solution to a healthcare crisis. >> i at least now have my nausea under co

we have video of it we from florida we notice that van with the florida plates here it is employer he served, they were able to use the web site. >> right, that try -- trianglation. does it appear that laundrie of the there at the time she died? >> absolutely, the bottom line is, if she slipped or had a medical event, he left her in that state. that is the best he is. >> you make him morally responsible. >> he had a hand in it, the minute he sent bogus text-message, drove 5 days straight to his momma, never searching for her, not responding to gabby's momma, not posting on social media, she had a fan base, she could have alerted her immediately, i can't find her, he did not do anything. his inaction tells me as much what he did after the fact. >> i have to say -- glit -- right now. nancy: fbi, police in florida and wyoming are gathering all analytics. to try to determine if laundrie was with her at the time she died. for us who had high hopes gabby would be found alive today, the search has ended in the discovery of a body that we believe it gabby, our prayers go on for her family. an

guillermo: el gobernador de florida dijo que la polÍtica migratoria del presidente biden es ilegal y le ordenÓ a las agencias estatales que no cooperen con los oficiales federales en caso de requerir apoyo para reubicar a inmigrantes indocumentados dentro del estado. el estado de la florida estÁ demandando a la administraciÓn biden con el argumento de que su polÍtica migratoria es ilegal y destructiva, decÍa de santis refiriÉndose a la forma en como son liberados muchos migrantes indocumentados en la frontera con mÉxico. el gobernador firmÓ una orden ejecutiva en la que autoriza a la policÍa a detener a cualquier autobÚs, aeronave o cualquier otro vehÍculo que transite dentro de los lÍmites de la florida. de santis ordenÓ a los oficiales del estado recopilar toda la informaciÓn a posibles inmigrantes procedentes de la frontera con mÉxico. partes de la demanda seÑalan que algunos de los migrantes que llegan tiene solicitudes de asilo legÍtimas, pero algunos son miembros de pandillas y narcotraficantes. el gobernador ha librado feroces batallas contra el gobierno del p

where does that leave florida voters? >> well, alicia, i think it leaves florida voters in the same where it leaves voters all across the 50 states. you know, i wish this was a problem that was just contained to the borders of the sunshine state where we see a republican party that runs the state completely untethered from american democracy, doing everything in its power to, yes, rig the electoral system and make democracy and elections hard to participate in. but this is something we continue to see all across the country. the big lie after the 2020 election has metastasized. it's grown stronger. and that is why i am actually hopeful that if and when and hopefully the democrats can get this infrastructure bill that you reported passed as early as this week. they can move onto the existential fundamental priority for this country, which is to try and save the democracy from a republican party that is untethered from the tenets of democracy and that is openly saying, without any consequences or seeming accountability, tha

you know, you already have in the reelect for the florida, sorry, one of the florida special elections that's coming up right now, that's coming up is going to actually have vaccinations at it because they're trying to encourage african-americans to get vaccinated because black people are dying disproportionately from covid in florida so to me having a black man, a black doctor be the face of anti vax and anti mask is dangerous. >> especially in rural florida we have huge discrepancies in terms of who is receiving vaccines and we know not enough black floridians are getting vaccinated so we have a black physician as surgeon again real giving out misinformation, discouraging vaccinations and so -- which is even more dangerous and incredibly more harmful to our community and the fact is that he believes in this idea that we should just abandon all mitigation measures and let the virus spread and when that happens, who is the most affected? the most vulnerable are people that look like you and me. >> absolutely. we just put up the numbers there. only 32, 33% of black floridians are vaccin

you're going to take away distribution powers from states like florida? playing politics with life-saving treatments? hears florida governor ron desantis leming this move, rightly so. >> we are very, very concerned with the biden administration and the hhs and the recent enter broughton sudden amounts meant there's going to dramatically cut the number of monoclonal antibodies that are going to be sent to the state of florida. just to pull the rug out from anybody one week after the president himself said they are going to be increasing the distribution by 50%. it is a very, very problematic. >> sean: he only mentioned it for the first time last week, the centers were already set up by ron desantis. of course, that's not all. if dr. gloom and gloom to minister flip-flop slouching a come of the liar stricter vaccine mandates like getting on an airplane. take a look. >> i want to support if you get on the plane and travel with other people that you should be vaccinated. >> sean: all right, get this, not that long ago that flip-flop a fauci was saying the opp

phone of florida 1st to the presence of florida. thank you. so much it's tonya tonya dean, milky mills, we're in co mckellar. he is a that's why juarez has to create orders are more commonly known as demarcations to identify his tribes. indigenous lands. motivated by the surgeon, international price of gold miners choose to prospect for gold and protected reserves to evade taxes. oh, would i even though the johnston that up there might not. you might fudge 3 such sweet jets. but how could you got him prepared to get him from soon as 1111 board actually meet the 1st like if you'd like to move in. the black mountain presently meets permanently evicting indigenous people from the land is forbidden. under article 231 of brazil's constitution, but the bolts in our government is planning to build times an infrastructure in the top of your reservation to boost the economy bond with machetes. whereas in his crew ensure the conservation of 178000 hector's rain forest which isn't it, has been met some good engine giving water a huge band of k

hoy hablamos con una mÉdico, del sur de la florida que sigue este ejemplo. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). siempre se habla de derecho de escoger, prefiere comer un hot dog o ponerse un tatuaje que vacunarse, hemos llegado a un punto que vemos mujeres embarazada hospitaliza das, personas 30 a 40 aÑos que se han muerto sin condiciones preexistente. >>> la doctora envÍo una carta a sus pacientes que complica veto gases y beneficios de la vacuna contra covid-19, y al final concluye, por lo tanto, hemos tomado la decisiÓn de no continuar de proveer servicios a pacientes que no se hayan vacunado antes del 15 de septiembre, negocios y agencias gubernamentales que pidan pruebas de vacunaciÓn pronto enfrentaran multas de 5 mil dÓlares segÚn ley probada por legislatura y firmada por el gobierno que hoy dio esta respuesta al preguntar sobre dicha ley. parte de problema con estos mandatos de vacuna, que no son cientÍficos porque no reconocen la inmunidad por infecciÓn previa dijo de santis, le preguntamos a un abogado. >>> para el estado de la florida tratar forzar un profesional de medicina

you know, the situation in florida? >> i think, jon, they are treating brian being missing just as the definition a missing person. he is not a suspect according to law enforcement. i think in the back of their minds that they believe at some stage he will become a suspect, if in fact something injurious has happened to gabby, up and to her death, if that materializes. but they are treating it as a missing person, just as they are treating gabby at this stage as a missing person. >> jon: yeah. >> so even if they find brian, the fact that he's lawyered up, and he has constitutional rights -- >> jon: ted, the news conference is beginning. let me interrupt you. we'll take this news conference life live. -- live. >> i'm supervisory agent here in wyoming for fbi denver. standing with me today are acting chief ranger matt wilbur with the national park service, hunter bailey, chief of the national park services investigative services branch. we also have teton county sheriff matt carr and jackson police chief michelle weber. f

right now we begin with florida senator rick scott and florida attorney general ashley moody. we have a jam-packed segment right here for you first senator, and ashley moody. your reaction to jim jordan and congressman tom mcclintock sending a letter to homeland security secretary mayorkas, a government whistle-blower says that the government wants to fire border patrol agents if they're not fully vaccinated by november. what do you say to that? >> homeland security said the border is secure. think of that one out of every 300 people america today came across our border illegally, just this year. so first off why, would they do this? they have created open borders. we have terrorists coming over. we have drugs coming over. they have attacked the border patrol. they accuse the border patrol not doing their job. now they want to dissipate the ranks of the border patrol requiring a vaccine. president biden promised he would not do a vaccine mandate. he is not doing it for them, he is trying to do it for the whole country. the federal government should not do a mandate for anybody

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the polling in florida seems to be changing here in terms of mask mandates. a quinnipiac poll found 60% of floridians actually pose the governor's effort to block them. is it your sense that since the outbreak has worsened in florida, that people's minds are changing, that actually the governor has the politics wrong here? >> yes. i do believe so, and especially because he's taken this war on our children -- playing basically covid roulette with our children's lives. when they see he's playing politics, and more so his 2024 bid for president, and putting that into priorities over our kids, people are taking a step back and saying, wait a second, if this is the guy who is trying to show me how to lead my life every single day and what to do for our kids and he's not taking care of my family, i need to rethink this policy. you're seeing people across the state of florida, when we're seeing our hospitals are at all-time highs, running out of icu beds. we don't have oxygen. we don't have oxygen in the state of florida, that people are starting to realize they nee

games that it's causing florida harm. youtube cracking down on what it's calling vaccine misinformation. who decides how it's defined? what you need to know about the new policy and how it could affect you. we begin with president biden's agenda hanging by a thread as democrats cannot seem to get on the same page. white house correspondent kevin corke following that story for us. good evening. >> good evening. house democrats have taken the biden domestic policy priorities and they have dropped them into one massive and i mean massive 2,465 page bill the backers claim would expand the nation's social safety net and combat climate change. but as you pointed out, that agenda is facing stiff opposition from within biden's own party. >> from main street to wall street, the white house to capitol hill, to say there's a lot riding on the two major legislative packages currently in congress including one with a very steep price tag would be a gross understatement and the truth is the very same could be said for west virginia sen

rivera_: el departamento de salud de florida multar por 5000 $. esto a raÍz de que a principios de aÑo el gobernador de este estado firmar una ley que bloquearon los llamados pasaportes de vacunaciÓn. >> no dejaremos que las personas serÁn despedidas de sus empleos por tener un mandato de vacunaciÓn. rivera: asegurÓ el polÍtico. florida ha sido epicentro nacional de la propagaciÓn del virus este verano ya que las muertes por covid—19 representaron mÁs del 20% de las muertes relacionadas con el virus en todo el paÍs. la semana pasada segÚn datos de la universidad. >> en estos momentos que estamos viendo lo que estÁn pasando los hospitales es una clara seÑal de que las vacunas estÁn ayudÁndonos a defendernos contra complicaciones y muerte por el covid—19. rivera: luego de que el presidente ordenarÁ los empleadores, de 100 empleados que exija la vacuna contra el covid—19, muchos no saben quÉ acatar. mientras, algunas de las municipalidades en el estado de florida que le requiere a los trabajadores que les he vacunen, tambiÉn e

patricioa: y en la florida entrÓ en vigencia la orden que imponer fuertes multas a los que existÍan un objeto de vacunaciÓn a sus clientes. reportera: tan pronto como hoy en florida comienzan a multar con miles de dÓlares a negocios y gobiernos locales que bien pruebas de vacunaciÓn contra el covid 19. el departamento dentro de florida va a multar por unos 5000 dolores, esto ya que a partir de principio de aÑo el gobernador del estado firmara una ley que bloqueaba los llamados pasaportes vacunaciÓn. >>no vamos a dejar que la gente sea despedida de sus empleos por seguir un mandato. en estos momentos estamos viendo lo que pasa en los hospitales, es claro que las vacunas nos ayudan a defendernos contra el covid 19. reportera: mientras algunas municipalidades el estado de la florida la requieren a la gente que se vacuna tambiÉn estÁn ofreciendo expresas por razones mÉdicas y religiosos y la persona que sea multada tendrÁ 30 dÍas para pagar la infracciÓn, ademÁs podrÁ presentar su caso ante un juez. patricia: ¿por quÉ tanto apoyo tiene el requisito de vacunarse? segÚn una e

anthony's florida in st. petersburg, florida. as the patient's oxygen levels dropped doctors quickly prepared to intubate her so they could get her on a ventilator to help her breathe. the process involves a slender, surgical probe. >> he has a stylette that goes in the tube to maintain rigidity so he can guide where the tube goes and uses a blade to lift the tongue out of the way so he can visualize it. it is a fiber optic visualization. there is a little camera so he can visualize the airway and guide the tube into place. >> reporter: it has to be precise yet time is of the essence. lives are on the line. >> you got it. >> you're in there. >> she is coming back. >> her heart rate is stable. >> reporter: for this patient a second chance. later we learned she had received her first dose of the vaccine but got covid while waiting for her second shot. still, most patients here are unvaccinated. across the bay care hospital system including st. anthony's hospitalizations have increased tenfold since the beginning of july and about #

you had already set up your centers in florida. you acted immediately, and it's shown to be effective with the breakthrough cases especially and also for people unvaccinated. and then he rations it. i've checked, and what i've discovered is there's no shortage of regeneron or monoclonal antibodies in the country, is there? so that would mean there's no reason to ration anything, right? >> well, they say there's not, and if that's true, then you're right, sean, it's just punitive against florida because he is so obsessed with attacking florida. he does that rather than does his job, and i think though they are trying to husband it because they understand delta is going to hit every aspect of this country at some point. the fall and winter, northern states a different season, we tend to get it in the summertime, so i think they're doing that because they see what's on the horizon, but at the end of the day, if there's a single person in this country who needs this treatment, whose life could be saved, and they can't get it because of

mientras tanto en la florida decenas de personas organizaron una vigilia, velas y retratos de la joven. los padres de la joven reportaron su desaparición luego de que su prometido condujera solo el vehículo de vuelta a la casa de sus padres el 1 de septiembre. >> (música). >> a esta hora se contabilizan más de 12,000 migrantes de haití, cuba y venezuela que han llegado a la frontera sur de estados unidos para pedir asilo. hay aviones que han deportado a los migrantes provenientes de haití. todavía hay cientos de personas tratando de atravesar el río grande para entrar a estados unidos. este domingo una funcionaria independiente del congreso estadounidense rechazó la propuesta de migración que los demócratas estarían preparando para presentar al senado. >> un plan de legisladores demócratas que propone un camino a la ciudadanía para millones de migrantes en estados unidos fue frenado por la asesora bipartidista en el senado de la nación. >> hace las decisiones y determinaciones para verse un tipo de ley puede pasar bajo un concepto que se llama reconciliación. >> dice qu

that same weekend a party in florida fives teenagers shot. that same weekend, a man in new york city in times square shot in the back and the list goes on and on, week after week after week. can anything be done about this? >> something has to be done about this. so 40,000 firearm-related deaths a year, 120,000 serious firearm-related injuries per year. the scope of the problem is just bigger than we're even hearing about, and when your heart wrenches every day when you turn on the news, you're only hearing the tip of the iceberg. >> when you wake up on a monday morning and you hear all the reports of the children who were shot the previous weekend, as cdc director what does that feel like to you? >> that's heavy. it hurts. it hurt before i was cdc director. i think any american citizen that turn on the news, just can't phantom another one of these mass violence issues. >> reporter: dr. walensky's strategy, restart the gun research. >> my job is to understand and evaluate the problem, to understand the scope of the problem, to understand why

. >>> a covid crisis in florida. a new report shows evidence of misleading the public on this ongoing emergency about who's dying and when. obviously hugely significant. this is his administration. florida has been touting covid death by a death date. it appears even during a spike like we are seeing right now, the death would be on a down slope. you can see the red line which shows the data death was reported. bottom line, the facts divergeo of desantis. here is desantis' response. >> it is absurd when something has been going on for a long time. >> "the miami herald" shows it is not accurate and it takes time for the process to be counted then they were actually assigned. this could sound a little complicated. the bottom line is the people who are not desantis says the government is trying to kof you are up how bad the death rate is for the place of desantis overseeing what is widely been one of the worst responses to covid in america. we have seen consequences. take 11-year-old peyton lee now in the hospital fight

and meanwhile in florida, as local and state officials fight over masks, new cases are rising and the strain on hospitals is becoming dire. leyla santiago has our report. >> reporter: rosemary, where we are right now here at jackson health, one of the largest health systems in south florida, they actually have refrigerated freight trucks on standby because of the upward trend that they have seen in covid-19 deaths. and you head a little further north and the central florida disaster medical coalition, they have been talking to hospitals and health systems that have said that is what they need, more capacity. so by the end of the week, they expect to have 14 portable morgues that they will deliver to help with that capacity. i also spoke to a funeral director who told me that they too are witnessing an uptick in deaths and they are being inundated in a way that makes storage and capacity an issue here in florida. rosemary. >> thanks so much for that report. >>> and it is a far different story in vermont which is leading the nation on multiple fronts in battling covid-19. it has the low

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lourdes: la demanda de la florida no sÓlo es ilegal sino tambiÉn injusta. imponen una carga a los estados y comunidades locales que no les corresponde. >> la polÍtica que existe actualmente en no entregar las notificaciones de comparecencia para aquellas personas que pudieron haber entrado al paÍs y no cumplen con los mandatos de le federales. >> el gobernador firmÓ varias Órdenes ejecutivas, una prohÍbe a las agencias estatales colaborar en la reubicaciÓn de migrantes no autorizados y ademÁs quieren detener cualquier vehÍculo que se sospecha transporte extranjeros a la florida desde la frontera suroeste. no tardaron en tildar las acciones de de santis. >> se quiere postular para presidente y sus nÚmeros estÁn bajando. un aspecto neurÁlgico es el trato que se le ha dado a los haitianos en la frontera sur, un grupo con alta representaciÓn numÉrica en el sur de la florida. hay mÁs de 300,000 haitianos en el sur de la florida y algunos de ellos protestaron luego de ver las imÁgenes de agentes a caballo, evitando que migrantes de haitÍ entraran

as for the foiled plot in florida, the boys will be evaluated at a mental health facility in florida and charged with conspiracy to commit a mass shooting. police say they've been to the boys' homes nearly 80 times in the past. mona? andrew? >> andrea, thank you. >>> juul labs will have to wait a bit longer to learn if it can sell its vaping products in the u.s. the fda put off its scheduled ruling on the company, that accounts for 40% of the market. anti-tobacco groups have called for more federal regulation to counter a rise in nicotine use by minors. >>> coming up, a last-minute decision at an airport gate 20 years ago that changed history. >> why this ticket agent has been wracked with guilt for two decades. and what he is now doing to finally move on. that's next. you're watching "world news now." [female narrator] a message for children: it's hard to be stuck at home right now... but we want to say thank you... because you're being a big helper. when you stay home... you're protecting other people from getting sick. by calling a someone you love who's stuck inside, you're givin

flushed to the presence of florida. thank you much. it's tonya tonya dean. milky niels will be in the co mckellar. he is a that's why, whereas has to create borders, are more commonly known as demarcation is to identify his tribes. indigenous lands . motivated by the surgeon international price of gold. miners choose to prospect for gold and protected reserves to evade taxes. oh, would i? e, no, he johnson that up them. i got up the not you my so i just 3 such sweet jets. but how could you got a good reading from sonus? hello, miss 2011 board. to actually meet the press like if you'd like to move in the black mountain prize winning each to permanently evicting a digital people from the land is forbidden under article 231 of brazil's constitution. but the bolts in our government is planning to build times an infrastructure in the top of your reservation to boost the economy bond with machetes. whereas in his crew ensure the conservation of 178000 hector's rate bars, which isn't it has been the mummy awesome. it could be

the whole state of florida is full, and i'm talking children. the new variant of the delta -- i'm not a doctor but it's supposed to be more transmittable and more dangerous. and if you a child like my son who has asthma he could end up in the hospital. my nephew was in the hospital 14 days. imagine a child being in the hospital not being able to see mommy and daddy. could you imagine that? they have to stay outside because they have covid. >> i hear you. i get the fear. it's real and that's why you've been so active. you john but also you, robin. you're part of a separate federal suit with other parents claiming that desantis' mandatory school mask ban violates the ada, americans with disabilities act, because it places your medically sensitive kids, you know, him having asthma in jeopardy. what's the update from the lawyers in that suit? >> they just had a hearing today. i believe desantis was arguing we hadn't exhausted all the remedies. but that's kind of a moot point because we're saying all children should have access to safe schools, so i

laura: the equity line, doesn't florida have among the highest vaccination rates in the united states? >> they are number 13. laura: higher the national average. >> number 21, they are above average, one of the best large states in vaccination. if you take the northeastern states which are small states they are doing really well, much better than a lot of other liberal states and turns vaccine availability and one thing desantis pointed out as they had such a big wave in florida, about half the people coming in and getting the anybody treatments are fully vaccinated. this is not a situation where it is the bad unvaccinated people in florida are getting it, an awful lot of people who directly need this treatment now who are vaccinated and unvaccinated. laura: aren't they beginning to send these monoclonal antibody treatments overseas? that is part of this. they are exporting some to countries that have around deficit of these treatments. >> regeneron has a joint manufacturing agreement with roche which is been doing most of the manufacturing for foreign markets, it has produced some of

and that's people should be thinking about, keeping everybody safe >> reporter: this week the florida department of education withheld funds from two school districts that made masks mandatory in classrooms while the federal department of education has opened an investigation into five states for not allowing school mask mandates, claiming it violates the rights of children with underlying conditions. this week the children's hospital association had a warning, there may not be sufficient bed capacity or expert staff to care for children almost a quarter of all covid cases reported last week were children. >> they are sicker it's more contagious, and it's a much more virulent strain. >> reporter: 3-year-old aurora cannon spent days in the icu struggling to breathe. her mom, an emergency room nurse is vaccinated, but worries she brought it home from unvaccinated patients >> it's really hard seeing what i've seen for the past 18 months and then watching my daughter go through it >> reporter: aurora has been released from the hospital, but tonight many children like payton continue to fi

he returns home to florida without her and won't talk to police. joining me now is chief todd garrison of north port florida police department. thank you for joining us, chief. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about gabby's fiance. his name is brian laundrie. he is now a person of interest, we understand. can you tell us what that means? >> well, you know, we're conducting a missing person investigation, and two people went on a trip and one person returned, and that person is brian. you know, we're looking for gabby, and he's not willing to provide us any information. so you got to look at what it is. and right now he's a person of interest into her disappearance. >> yeah. listen, there is -- it's a little bit nebulous, the definition, but suspect and person of interest are two different things. you just want some answers from him. is that what you're saying? >> absolutely because we don't know what happened, you know. we don't know where she's at. we don't know if a crime has been committed. so we just need some answers. so

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you look at what's going on right now in places like florida which is a mess. we're happy to be out here in california. >> thank you, mayor. and thank you for putting that ear worm in my ear, i'll be hearing that music for quite some time, the music playing behind you in the background. thank you so much, i appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> i want to bring in senior cnn political analyst ron brownstein. ron, you don't have that music. >> i don't have the music. >> you wrote the book, "rock me on the water." >> which has music in it. >> thank you so much for joining us. you've been keeping us up to date on what's happening out there, top operative with the newsom campaign telling reporters, quote, there is no scenario where we lose tomorrow. they're confident. when does this stand right now? >> i think, you know, the late polling and the early returns on the mail boallot both point to newsom being in a commanding position. the arc of the impact of covid on this race is striking. as john king noted, the recall got on the ballot in the first place because o

and, so, we need to be providing protections for folks here in the state of florida. you should not lose your job just because joe biden is having this hissy fit. >> so, of course, this is the endless back and forth over politics, but the legal experts we talked to do say that that 1970 law, the osha law which of course provides the safety of workers at every workplace in the country does apply to this. of course, governors will not be the ones bringing lawsuits. it will likely be business owners. we will see if that happens in the weeks and months to come. but perhaps a time line for this, wolf, the labor department still has to write this rule. so we are talking weeks before any of this actually be implemented. but for businesses that don't follow this, they're looking at fines of up to $14,000 per employee. this is all just getting started. we'll see if it ends in the courts, wolf. >> right. i suspect it will. thank you very much. let's bring in the former federal prosecutor jeffrey to toobin, along with the former baltimore city health commissioner, dr. wen. autho

in florida, 24 hospitals are reporting more patients than available beds. many are suffering from covid, the vast majority unvaccinated. one consequence of that: florida teacher nathaniel osborn had to rush his 12-year-old son, seth, to the emergency room in july. he had appendicitis. there were no beds, and his appendix ruptured as they waited more than six hours. >> quivering in pain. >> reporter: i can't imagine what that's like for a farther to see. >> my wife asked what is going on? why did we have to wait so long?" and the nurse rolled her eyes and said something to the effect, "what do you think? we're slammed with covid." >> reporter: seth spent five days in the hospital but has since recovered. the number of covid patients in florida hospitals has come down, but it's coming down from record highs, so many emergency rooms are still stretched to their limits. norah. norah. >> o'donnell: all of this largely preventable. all right, manuel bojorquez, thank you. tonight, an explosive report in "the washington post" says internal research at facebook foun

native of philadelphia and only lived in florida for a year. he says, next time, though, he will probably call animal control to handle grumpy gators in the neighborhood. >> just another day in the sunshine state. >>> right now on "america this morning," breaking news, a new deal to avoid a government shutdown at midnight tonight. but this morning a far bigger drama playing out that could affect all americans. >>> democrats now threatening to sink president biden's economic agenda. the battle over $3.5 trillion in spending on everything from education to child care. why one senator calls it insanity. >>> the urgent warning to pregnant women. the new message from the cdc about their risk from covid. plus, the story of a 10-year-old who died after her parents said she took sick classmates to the nurse's office. >>> britney's big win. a os

petersburg, florida. as the patient's oxygen levels dropped, doctors quickly prepared to intubate her so they could get her on a ventilator to help her breathe. the process involves a slender surgical probe known as a stylet. >> and he uses a scope to lift the tongue out of the way and it's actually a fiber optic visualization. so he can visualize the airway and guide the tube into place. >> reporter: it has to be precise. yet, time is of the essence. lives are on the line. for this patient, a second chance. later, we learned she had received her first dose of the vaccine but got covid while waiting for her second shot. still, most patients here are unvaccinated. across the bay care hospital system, which includes st. anthony's, hospitalizations have increased tenfold since the beginning of july. and about 85% of the icu patients are unvaccinated. do they express regret that they're not vaccinated? >> we have had patients that come and request can i get a vaccine now? um but they don't understand that, yo

>>> breaking overnight, new details surrounding the ex-marine who killed four in a florida home including an infant what police are saying about him. >>> today millions of americans will lose their covid unemployment benefits, including that extra $300 a week check but some benefits remain we'll explain. >>> hundreds of thousands still without power. scorching heat bakes the south and in the north neighborhoods are still trying to dry out from ida's deadly deluge. >>> history in the making as a red bull stunt pilot delivers a death-defying record-breaking automobile tunnel flight not once but twice >>> and the "today" show's al roker looks back at a mentor and the incredible life and career of the legendary willard scott it's labor day "early today" starts right now >>> thanks for spending your holiday morning with us. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with that breaking news out of lakeland, florida a family's massacred by a stranger who burst into their home a man in camouflage and body armor shot all five people inside, killing four of them, including a mother and he

even that younger bankers get to work in florida? sonali: that is the most important part of the equation? if you look at a firm like goldman sachs, about 80% our millennial and gen z. you can convince him to move to florida, which is trying to move -- to be a base for wall street. if you cannot attract them, can you build unsubstantial presence? wall street south is never going to big that should be as big as manhattan. this is not the only move that firms are making, but attracting people has been a big? -- a big question mark this is a question, can i build a lifestyle that is exciting as manhattan down south? what will pay look like? these are all questions, but you can definitely see west palm, miami really trying to live people in. matt: where are we going to see trading floors? are we going to see actual equity sales? what units are moving? sonali: yes and yes. you are going to see trading talent in miami, especially since clients are down there as well. you see other areas in florida attracting talent as well, places that are

tres personas fueron arrestadas tras el derrumbe de la torre en florida. los cdc, preocupados por la prÓxima temporada de influenza, recomiendan vacunarse mÁs temprano. el departamento de agricultura dijo que los trabajadores de carne y del campo van a obtener hasta 600 $ de acuerdo a un nuevo programa de asistencia. los detalles, esta noche en "la ediciÓn nocturna". jorge: gracias. los perros podrÍan ser excelentes ayudantes en la lucha contra el coronavirus. ilia: un programa piloto de la universidad de la florida dice que los caninos detectan a personas enfermas con covid. jorge: nos cuenta lourdes del rÍo. lourdes: ya detectan explosivos, droga y enfermedades, no nos sorprende que los perros no dan una mano en medio de esta interminable pandemia. el aeropuerto de miami es el primero en el paÍs en establecer un programa piloto en el que perros especialmente entrenados, oliendo las mascarillas de su objetivo, pueden determinar si la persona tiene covid o no. >> cuando se nos hablÓ sobre este tema, parecÍa de pelÍcula, pero con el trabajo de las