i think florida the is the leader in the nation for vaccinating seniors. cuomo's call to vaccinate seniors a week later. do you know how many people could have been inoculated in a week? ainsley: will is itching to get in on this what do you think? will: it's so poetic, ainsley. it's so poetic that a democratic politician from a state essentially declared victory had to go to florida to get their vaccine. steve: poetic and political. will: political and poetic and insane, steve. i ron der how this fits into andrew cuomo's victory tour. sean payton might have written a book tied 13-13 as the saint took on the buccaneers. could have written a book how the beat the buccaneers. equivalent to cuomo's victory tour as states fail as compared to states like florida by the way the saint lost that game to the buccaneers. you don't write victory tours and books halfways through because you can be exposed you

florida is open. >> florida is open. dipper. elizabeth: we won't be eating in hailstorms and rainstorms and snowstorms as you did, jenny. >> not ideal. not ideal. elizabeth: good to see you, thank you, you guys. texas republican congressman brian babin will join us next on the president visiting the border wall in texas. he broke his silence today. he was banned by twitter. what he is saying is outraging people in the democratic party, the country and media. we'll dig into it with congressman brian babin next. >> if joe biden is smart he will build upon the success and keep building that wall, keep these policies in place and have even more secure border. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless every day. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection

florida that's been at one during the war. the spanish declared that the parts of the treaty that was signed between britain and the united states that gave places that spain claimed as part of its empire to the united states were involved. and spain basically began to try to enforce its proposal, its version of the ways that north america should be divided up after the war. spain was already occupied for its west of the appalachians it seized during the war, and because spain had control of new orleans, but you have had as part of louisiana since the seven years'war, spain closed the mississippi to the united states. this is tremendously important to the united states. they are going to expand their farms, if they're going their farms want to expand against around the appalachians, they need to get those agricultural products to market. extremely expensive to bring it to ports on the east coast. we much easier and much more profitable way to get those crops to send them down through the mississippi. spain says no. you're not

i was elected as governor of florida while he was elected as governor to new york. i lowered taxes each year. he raised them. since then families have left new york for lower taxes, better schools, better roads and warmer weather in florida. asking taxpayers to bail out failed politicians in liberal states like new york and illinois and save them from their own bad decisions isn't fair to the taxpayers in fiscally responsible states like florida. after all, many florida taxpayers left new york because of cuomo's tax policy. it makes no sense. congress has already allocated more than $4.5 trillion to address this crisis. think about it. we just passed a nearly $1 trillion relief package four weeks ago. mr. president, this is all borrowed money. the federal government doesn't have savings for a rainy day and we still don't know how much money is unspent from the previous coronavirus relief packages. how can we possibly justify l spending more money right now? we don't even know what we might need to spend money on. for states like california, we know they don't need i

only florida residents. we had vaccine tourism going on. people promoting it in foreign countries to fly in for a special package before we were allowed to ask for residency. now we're looking at do people actually live in florida and that's an important part of the equation too. >> let me go to you -- to the doctor here, dr. ashby. as a clinician, how severe is -- let's be honest -- the screw-up in the state of florida and whose fault is it? >> hello, joy. as a proud florida boy, it's an honor to be on with uncle luke. i'll leave it there. but the entire pandemic from start to finish has been mishandled and governor desantis has shown a clear pattern of choosing the big business and profits over people's lives. and mayor cava mentioned the issue of vaccine tourism. that was incredibly disrespectable to the floridians who live here. you had tourists actually coming here, skipping the line, above -- before actual floridians. and so that issue among others indicates a pattern where our leaders were choosing profits over the people. and basica

florida is open. >> florida is open. dipper. elizabeth: we won't be eating in hailstorms and rainstorms and snowstorms as you did, jenny. >> not ideal. not ideal. elizabeth: good to see you, thank you, you guys. texas republican congressman brian babin will join us next on the president visiting the border wall in texas. he broke his silence today. he was banned by twitter. what he is saying is outraging people in the democratic party, the country and media. we'll dig into it with congressman brian babin next. >> if joe biden is smart he will build upon the success and keep building that wall, keep these policies in place and have even more secure ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. and if we win, we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪ stand back, i'm gonna show ya ♪ ♪ how doug and limu roll, ya ♪ ♪ you know you got to live it ♪ ♪ if you wanna wi... ♪ [ music stops ] time out! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. libert

, but a florida bull. >> yeah, i am. i believe that florida is going to continue to grow. south florida, and looking at the past three decades, it has grown phenomenally and it is going to continue to grow as the infrastructure for the cultural art and the restaurants and the educational facilities and overall, it will continue to develop here. and you will see a continued expansion of quality of life, and living in south florida is now an acceptable thing for people early in the careers looking for opportunities. and it used to be that you had to be in new york city or other major cities to capitalize on job opportunities. no more. >> very quickly on don politics, and we have a new administration and inauguration, and are you hopeful? do you think that we will see healing in the country >> very much so. joe biden has been someone who has worked across the aisles for nearly five decades, and he is a person of impeccable character. if you are asking others on the republic side of the aisle, and lindsey graham and others,

i am moving to florida. quality of life is better and i can send my kid in person instruction and i think we've understood covid israel. focus on your elderly population. but you can't run your society into the ground. kids need to be in school. people need to be able to earn a living. >> maria: something that president trump said over and over again. the cure cannot be worse than the actual issue. we have graphics that show how well florida he's doing. you've been open since may. you had some limitations in september but you got rid of them. as you said, schools are open and hospitalizations per million are down relative to california which is spiking, and new york. look at the number of daily cases as well as the unemployment rate which is better than new york and california. tell me how you're handling this on a practical level. you didn't have a shut down but the massive mandates, you removed. >> the sentiment that the cure cannot be worse than the disease, i agree with that but what i came to understand

florida authorities said the raid was part of a probe into a recent hack of the florida health department's website but jones said she hasn't had access to the site in six months. rebekah jones joins us now from her new home out of state. welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. i'm so sorry for what you went through. can you tell us more about how the police raided your ho? there's a 23 minute video that i recorded up until the moment the police shut it off where they go through a process that led to them coming in my gradewith military weapons pointed at my small chdren and essentially what happened was the department of health told the police, hey, somebody sent a text message to some of our employees telling th to tell the truth and speak out and here is the ip address where it came from. of course, department of health with no my ip address because i worked remotely for them for more than two years. the department of law enforcement took the ip address and found out who it belonged to and came took my computers, thumb drive, internal hard drive device is not even capa

there are 4.3 million seniors in the state of florida. a byproduct of doing that will in fact be long waits at the beginning stages of disturbing vaccines, but as the governor sees it, he is saying look, the choice is saying and killing someone in their 20s versus someone who is a senior citizen, he is looking at case fatality rates, those more likely to become seriously ill or in some cases die and he's thinking in the interest of saving lives, that's the direction he's going to go and there are also -- yes there's been controversy, a lot of us have seen the video of senior citizens camped out overnight outside of a hospital, but the governor has also said we are in the early stages and he is monitoring how well each hospital is doing and that future shipments of vaccines, the doses will wind up going to the hospitals that do the better job of disturbing those vaccin vaccines. >> tucker: do have tape of the exchange between the governor and the cnn reporter today? editorial? i don't know if we have it. >> i have seen it. >> tucker: we ar

were -- florida that it had won during the war. it declared part of the treaty signed between britain and the united states that gave places that spain claimed as part of its empire to the united states were invalid, and spain basically began to try to enforce its proposal, its version of the ways in which america should be divided up after the war. spain already supplied forts west of appalachia and because newn had controlled orleans, which had been part of louisiana, spain closed the mississippi to the united states. importantemendously to the united states, because if they are going to expand across appalachia, they will need to get those agricultural products to market, extremely expensive cart them back over the appalachians to ports on the east coast. the much more profitable way to get those products to market are to send them down the ohio and tennessee rivers to the mississippi and the port of new orleans. spain said you were not using -- are not using the port of new orleans. we will seize your goods and your ships. nati

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what's interesting is in florida, office space is on the rise. companies and entrepreneurs have been relocating from the northeast down to florida. the residential market, single-family has been exceptionally strong throughout the pandemic, and prior to pandemic in south florida. what's interesting no is condos have ticked up and there's now a great demand for that and in the rental market, especially in the upper end in south florida, has picked up significantly are. new york is beginning to pick up a bit more demand because prices have go down so low, there are some consumers either on the rental and on the purchasing side of residential that are seeing value opportunities and buying. but we're a long way to come back. i think new york is going to have some greater pain, and i think you're going to see florida, especially texas as well, austin is doing extremely well and tennessee is doing very well. and then places like charlotte, north carolina. pro-business, lower tax structure, they're doing very well. virginia is picking up as well. so wha

give the united states canada, the west, florida. that would appease them now, pull them away from france, and it will prevent conflict in the future because britain claims land on the edge of the united states that will lead to conflict before too long between the united states and britain. so basically franklin's proposal looked something like this. this new united states was in debt, they owed money to british merchants, they owed money to france and spain. they had no way of raising revenue, of forcing anybody in the united states to pay revenue, into the treasury, to repay this debt. unpaid, hungry army that expected to be rewarded. the british still occupied new york city, charleston, savannah. all of canada was securely held by britain, and canadians had proved they did not what to join the united states. they had every opportunity to join the united states. the posts were still held by the british. in west florida the spanish had won several posts from britain. and there were native nations region,ut the throughout the contin

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trump of the state of florida has received 232 votes. the whole number of electors appointed to vote for vice president of the united states is 530 eight, within that whole number, a majority is 270. the votes for vice president of the united states are as follows, kamala d harris of the state of california has received 306 votes. michael r. pence of the state of 2 votes.has received 23 the announcement of the state of the votes by the president of the senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration of the persons elected president and vice president of the united states each with a term beginning on the 20th day of january 2021 and shall be entered with a list of the votes on the journals of the senate and the house arrest -- house rep -- house of representatives. the chair now recognizes for the purpose of closing prayer, the 62nd kaplan of the united states senate, chaplain barry c. black. >> let us pray. lives and sovereign of our beloved nation. the desecration of the united states capitol , the shedding of innocent blood, the loss-

florida somewhere. that's how it was contracted. now, experts said they believe it's more contagious, of course, but not necessarily more deadly, and that at this point, there's no evidence that shows that the vaccine wouldn't also be effective against that. right now here in florida, the main goal is getting that shot in as many arms as possible, so they can then try to move on to the next waves. 20% of the population here over the age of 65. ana, more than 80% of deaths attributed to covid-19 are from people who are over the age of 65. so this is an incredibly vulnerable population that wants to get this vaccine, especially if we have this more contagious variant here in this state. >> surges already happening before this variant. thank you, dianne gallagher. to the west coast. >>> the coronavirus is pushing california to the breaking point. more than 500 deaths in just one day. we'll take you to the west coast next. you're live in the cnn newsroom. (announcer) carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100% onli

trop of the state of florida received 6 votes for president and michael r. parents of the state of indiana received 6 votes for vice president are there any objections to counting the certificate of vote in the state of mississippi that feller's verified appears to be regular in form and authentic hearing none. this certificate from missouri the parliamentarians advise is the only certificate of vote from the state to purport to be a return from the state that is an extended a certificate from an authority of the state purporting to appoint or ascertain electors mr president the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of missouri seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from that donald j. trump of the state of florida received 10 votes for president and michael r. pants of the state of indiana received 10 votes for vice president. are there any objections to counting the certificate of the vote of the state of missouri that the tellers verified appears to be regular and authentic bearing on. this certificate from montana the par

florida the spanish had one several posts. there were native nations throughout the region that had not surrendered when the british surrendered at yorktown. benjamin franklin could make the most outrageous proposal sounds reasonable. the prime minister first said we will not give you canada. that is not happening, but he told franklin britain would be willing to surrender the west south of the great lakes, not canada. britain's reasons were it is a troublesome place. spain had won from britain during the war. it was an expensive place to maintain and it was full of native allies of britain who very much run the place themselves. britain did not control the west in any way. bese native allies would outraged, disgusted by britain's betrayal of them in giving this ,lace away to the united states but there were no native american representatives in paris in 1782. american's european allies france and spain were there and spain knew it had won a lot of this territory from britain during the war, and spain also held louisiana and t

donald trump of the state of florida has received 232 votes. the whole number of electors appointed to vote for vice president for united states is 538. with that whole number, a majority is 270. the boat for vice president of the united states are as follows. michael pence of the state of indiana has received 232 votes. the announcement of the state of the vote by the president of the senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration of the persons elected president and vice president of the united states. each for the term beginning on the 20th day of january, 2021. they shall be entered together with the list of the votes on the journals of the senate and the house of representatives. the chair now recognizes for the purpose of closing prayer the 62nd chaplain of the united states senate, chaplain barry black. >> let us pray. lord of our lives and sovereign weour beloved nation, deplore the desecration of the ,nited states capitol building ,he shedding of innocent blood loss-of-life, and the quagmire of dysfunction that threatened our democrac

of course people will come into florida because florida is saying we'll give as much vaccinations as we can but not giving context. instead to personally attack him through ad homonym attacks. that is always refuge of the weak when you start talking like that. this shows you don't have a case, you didn't do the legwork, didn't get information for the viewer. what do you say, ford? >> right. they wanted to put this on trump. any supporter of trump like governor desantis must be doing something wrong because they're evil. what governor desantis did was govern. he looked after his constituents. we're in terrible times. we we're in this together but we have to keep a way to keep the economy moving keeping those vulnerable safe. the media wanted to buy into the narrative. the reason why governor cuomo is admitting lockdowns don't work besides the fact they don't work, essentially the election is over, they decided to govern. that is unfortunate to new yorkers. that is why they're coming down to my home state of florida. elizabeth: ford, basically florida is treating people like adults. do

they're going to florida. i want to ask you about this, one of the things governor cuomo is doing, want your opinion, he is threatening to sue the administration if he doesn't get $15 billion because of finances, the budget deficit, the hole that he created. >> yeah. cheryl: just from a, your perspective here, you know, i don't personally think you can tax your way out of problems in government but what would you say if you were here? >> well, governor cuomo needs to sue himself. these are, it is his bad policies that have caused this massive deficit in new york. you know, state budgets have to balance their budget. the federal government does not. cuomo knows that and it is his lockdown mentality and his lockdown policies that have forced so many businesses to close, have caused so many people to go unemployed, they are no longer paying state taxes that causes this massive deficit. now he demands the rest of america fill in the void. governor newsom in california the same thing. the irony all these people esc

florida is among the states with an increase in cases. more than 12,000 new infections were reported on saturday alone. that brings the state's total to more than 1.5 million. people are waiting in line across the country, including florida, to get those precious vaccines. but we're seeing the disturbing trend, vaccine tourism. cnn's patrick oppmann explains. >> reporter: florida has long attracted visitors from around the world for its year-round sunny weather. miles of beaches, now for its supply of coronavirus vaccines. in late december, florida began offering vaccines to people aged 65 and older. almost overnight there were long lines, jammed phone lines, and the websites that offered appointments for the vaccines crashed. since florida does not require people seeking vaccines to be u.s. citizens, or even florida residents, it's led to some visitors coming from abroad to get vaccinated. critics call it "vaccine tourism." michael bender katz, who came to florida from mexico, calls it a lifesaver. "i was planning on making a trip, but w

and in south florida. what is your sense of the tone particularly where you are among the latin diaspora of republican politics today? >> i have to say, it is unfortunate. [ inaudible ] we are citizens of this country, fled from a communist regime, so the rhetoric was successful. we have to start understanding that we can have differences of opinion. we can come from a part of the political spectrum without demonizing our opponents. i think that's part of the issue. in fairness, we have to be a party of free enterprise and a party that pushes back on capitolist in ten denialcies. >> i'm from south florida. i grew up in south palm beach. one of the interests things about south florida is its diversity includes political diversity. i covered mccain msnbc's rally in 2008 in west miami-dade. and i also covered congresswoman ileana. so there's politics in south florida that is different than north florida and the rest country. and the republican party knows this and knows there is a future for the party if it l

florida is open for business. you wouldn't even know that there was covid crisis except for the fact that people are wearing masks. you know businesses are open. restaurants are open. then you go to california and it's ghost towns. one option really is of fiscal prudence but also fairness. why should people in florida and texas and tennessee and utah that are open, have had good fiscal management why should they have to pay for the mistakes and decisions that were made in those other states. the answer is they shouldn't. new york has the right to shut down their economy if they want to. california does. that should be paid for by those taxpayers, not by federal taxpayers. if you give them more money you're enabling states like california and new york to stay closed when they have to get open. connell: maybe that doesn't end up being part of the final bill. that was the point grady made at the end of his report. biden, president biden might end up about half of what he wants f that is the case, steve, looking at it

we can't just stop at florida. we have to look at every state. >> yeah, i have to put your law enforcement hat on again. enrico, we have heard he is a police informant. that puts him in an awkward position, there are factions in the white proud boys who would like it to be more white. he is afro cuban. can you use that to crack into the organization? >> you know, i really think we have to use every tool that we can at every bit of information that we can. it's interesting to see him move from being someone who apparently cooperated with the fbi and now finds himself in a situation that he is in. but i do think again it is critical that we use that information, every tool that we have, to really get to the bottom of what happened on january 6th so we can set up, you know, a place -- come to a place where it will never happen again. >> absolutely. congress woman val deming, if you decide you want to trade up and can you come back and let us know first? >> let me just say this, joy. there is clearly a lack of leadersh

of 75, it's all people in florida over the age of 65. that's about 20% of the population here. this is why the governor said he chose to go this route. >> so let me just be very, very clear, our vaccines are going to be targeted for our elderly population. we've been going through over the last week to do those tip of the sphere health care workers, as well as our long-term care residents and staff. as we get into the general community, the vaccines are going to be targeted where the risk is the greatest, and that is in our he wouelderly populat. we are not going to put young healthy workers ahead of our elderly vulnerable population. >> reporter: and there's no shortage of people over the age of 65 who want to get this vaccine. the problem is there's been a disjointed rollout within the state. county by county they're doing things differently. some of them where we saw long lines and older people waiting overnight, literally camping out to get a covid vaccine, they were first come, first serve. other counties decided to use appointments

a 23-year-old man in martin county, florida. that itself in south florida. now, according to health department, he's not showing any symptoms at this point of covid-19. but he does have that variant and here's the key. he has no travel history. so, that likely means that somewhere here in florida, they're busy doing contact tracing right now a. state representative from the area talked about why this is so frightening to them and why it really hones in on the vaccine program and why it's so important. >> all research has shown that the current vaccination processes do not have any negative effect on us. in other words, the vaccine, itself, does work very well against this particular strain. so again, we need to get this vaccine distributed and out there faster and faster. >> and it's the distribution that we are talking about the struggles here. in the state of florida, every county is doing something different. some of these counties are distributing the vaccine on a first come-first serve basis. others are doing appointments. we've seen their phone lines,

, the state of florida to spain at the end of the revolution. so that's what the united states more realistically wants. spain made a proposal of a smaller united states, that the united states can have the places that they cleary role, that was granted independence to from maine to georgia but that everything west of the a latchians should be spain's because it was won during the course of the american revolution as well as florida. now france needed to appease spain for the participation into the war. france had a drowned spain into the war and once of the things france promised to spain was they would win back begin $. that's the very piece of land at the tip of spain and it irritated to no end that the british had occupied in 1704. now gibraltar had been contested. it's obviously a key position, entrance to the mediterranean there between the atlantic and the mediterranean. gibraltar had been contested since antiquity ata occupied in fun byxlñ' venetans romans, visigohts, british, spain in 1974. in 1979 after spain joined the american revol

>>we ran a palm beach florida residents. they are reacting to president trump's expected moved to his mar-a-lago golf club after he leaves office. reporter justin schecker has the latest on the president's move to florida and the controversy that surrounds it, donald trump will board air force one for the final time as commander in chief in flight to his adopted home state of florida. >>back in 2019 changed his permanent residents from trump tower in new york to mara lago here in south florida. the town of palm beach has become accustomed to his many visits over the last 4 years in office i can tell you road closures already in place around mar a lago in the town's police department says it is ready for any security concerns now some neighbors argue we can't live full time at his private club because of a deal from the 1990's that allegedly allowed trump to convert the property into a business that prohibits anyone from living there full time, the trump organization says no such agreement is in place now the sunshine state h

spain also held louisiana and texas and florida. so the entire western two thirds or so of the continent was recognized by europeans as being part of the spanish empire, as well as mexico. benjamin franklin would have to maneuver around this. we can compare how we think of this, rather than benjamin franklin's audacious proposal that britain has any claim to should be part of the united states. this is the more reasonable request of the united states, that they get the eastern seaboard, which had been 13 colonies, and pretty much everything else to the mississippi river except for the narrowest definition of what belongs to spain. posts that spain had one during the war, britain already said they would return the state of florida to spain at the end of the revolution. that's with the united states, somewhat more realistically, wants. spain, intern, makes the proposal of a smaller united states. the united states can have the places that it clearly controls, that clearly were britain's to grant independence to from maine to georgia.

and in south florida. what is your sense of the tone particularly where you are among the latin diaspora of republican politics today? >> i have to say, it is unfortunate. [ inaudible ] we are citizens of this country, fled from a communist regime, so the unfortunate rhetoric was successful. we have to start understanding that we can have differences of opinion. we can come from a part of the political spectrum without demonizing our opponents. i think that's part of the issue. in fairness, we have to be a party of free enterprise and a party that pushes back on capitalistic tendencies. >> i'm from south florida. i grew up in south palm beach. one of the interests things about south florida is its diversity includes political diversity. i covered john mccain's rally in 2008 in west miami-dade. and i also covered congresswoman ileana. so there's this array in politics in south florida that is different than north florida and the rest of the country. and the republican party knows this and know said there's

he is physically going to go to florida, but he _ physically going to go to florida, but he is — physically going to go to florida, but he is still in the game and he still, _ but he is still in the game and he still, still— but he is still in the game and he still, still says that he is not a loser— still, still says that he is not a loser and _ still, still says that he is not a loser and he's going to show america _ loser and he's going to show america. he is still fighting, and she is— america. he is still fighting, and she is kind — america. he is still fighting, and she is kind of saying, it's over. mary— she is kind of saying, it's over. maryjordan, thank you for those thoughts as we see the picture, we saw the helicopter and now we are seeing andrews air force base where you can see in the back drop air force one ready to take the president as he enters the last few minutes of his presidency, you can see also the neck you can see the lectern, we know he is going to speak, rumours of a 21 gun salute, the final words will be spoken of the 45th president of the united states.

trump of the state of florida received 4 votes for president and michael r. pence of the state of indiana received 4 votes for vice president are there any objects accounting the certificate of vote in the state of idaho at the teller has verified appear to be regular form an authentic. airing none of this certificate from illinois parliamentarians advise me as the only certificate of oath in that state before it's to be returned from the state and that is antics to it a certificate from authority of that state before to appoint and ascertain electors . mr president and certificate of the electoral vote in the state of illinois seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from the joseph r. biden jr of the state of delaware receive 20 votes for president and camila de harris of the state of california received 20 votes for vice president are there any objections to counting the certificate of the vote of the state of illinois that the teller is verified appears to be in regular form an authentic hearing none of this certificate from indiana

so do we in the state of florida. i don't like a world in which these big technology companies are seeking to literally silence the views of half of the country. those are my constituents using these sites. i don't think they should be forced to invest in companies that simply don't want them. neil: some of them might not much matter. they might not mind what is going on because they made a lot of money directly and indirectly investing in these companies. they have been among the biggest market leaders. so what do you tell them when they hear something like this, you will take out some of the best performing stocks from their teachers portfolios, firemen portfolios, policemen portfolios? >> sure. overwhelming reaction i have gotten as positive. as a former entrepreneur myself, when you tell half your customers to pound sand it typically doesn't work well for you. these have been great performers. i don't know they will be as a result of this. technology companies, ask yahoo!. they do go down over time. my hope these

it was heading to lake fort worth beach in florida. when it didn't show up, the coast guard and other agencies searched more than 17,000 square miles over three days without a sighting no word on who was on board or if they called in a distress report >>> a pro surfer is being called a hero tonight for his quick action helping save a woman from being pulled out to sea off the hawaiian island of oahu the dramatic moments all caught on camera anne thompson has the story. >> reporter: seeing a water rescue mikey wright picks up his camera >> oh, no. she's getting dragged out. >> i was like this is going to turn really bad here and i literally was just -- had a beer in hand and said to my wife, here, take this. >> you can't save him. >> reporter: want to make a bet 24-year-old wright is a pro surfer, an australian most famous for his trademark mullet, until now. he jumps the fence and makes an all-out sprint to the struggling person, a woman. that's right, jumping into the hawaiian surf >> i just came and met her on the other side of the r

>>before flying to florida wednesday morning. president trump will be the first president in more than 150 years. >>not to attend his successor's inauguration. but vice president mike pence will be there at the swearing-in along with former president obama clinton and bush. >>know we've got 25,000 national guard troops air barricades all around the capitol complex area. once the inauguration ceremonies overs, washington going to start getting back to normal. >>we believe so you know they they should depart shortly after the inauguration, but the fencing i'm told will stay up through the end of the month. so another week here but i know i'm sure dc residents people who call this city home and not just are here for the inauguration or members of congress, the people who live here, i know it's been very difficult for them to get into work if they must or could keep their businesses going with everything. fenced-in and barred up and things like that so i know they are very much looking forward to things going back to normal. so kelly

certainly florida has had a much better rollout. and, again, comes to these democrat vs. republican leadership. i just think that what you are seeing governor desantis do is much better. will: i will say, this ainsley. i was itching to get in on this being, one, because it's obvious exposure who is a success and who is a failure. it also just seems to fit into the same story line of here we

trump of the state of florida received 29 votes for president and michael r. pence of the state of indiana received 29 votes for vice president. >> are there any objections to counting the certificate of vote from the state of florida that the teller verifies to be regular in form and authentic? >> hearing none. >> hearing none, this certificate from georgia, the parliamentarians advise me is the only certificate of vote from that state that purports to be a return from the state and has annex to it a certificate of the state purporting to a point or ascertain electors. >> mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of georgia seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears, therefrom, that joseph r. biden, jr., of the state of delaware received 16 votes for president and kamala d. harris of the state of california received 16 votes for vice president. >> what purpose does the gentleman from georgia rise. >> mr. president, myself, members of the georgia delegation and some 74 and my republican colleagues and i object to the elec

nbc' kerry sanders has that part of the story. >> reporter: in florida, those 65 and olde and health care workers exasperated by the vaccine rollout. those eligible for the first round of shots waiting up to eight hours in first come first serve lines. >> i blame our whole government i totally blame our government that this is not what it should be. >> i did not expect to be sitting here since 3:45 this morning. >> reporter: in florida, one in five of the state's 21 million resident is 65 or older demand for vaccines overwhelming officials in ft. myers toda defending the plan of first come, first served. >> could it be more efficient? you betcha we're the first to admit that it gets better every day. it will be better next week than it was this week. >> reporter: taking appointments with its own set of problems in ft. lauderdale when broward health announced anyone 65 or older could get a shot, the phone lines crashed. the problem, nationwide in tennessee, a miles long traffic jam for people waiting for a vaccine. state officials blame the federal government operation warp speed pass

algÚn tipo de documento que demuestre que viven en florida. dicen que esto resulta difÍcil para muchos. >> si la gente tiene su documento perfecto. que los presente. pero habrÁ mucha gente que no tiene acceso a los documentos. la gente mÁs vulnerable. vilma: el sistema de salud del hospital pÚblico mÁs grande del estado dijo que el estatus migratorio no tiene un papel a la escdopra de la vacuna. aunque no se pide prueba del estatus legal esto preocupa a las organizaciones que abogan por los derechos cde los inmigrantes. muchos de ellos son trabajadores esenciales que no tienen documentos y por miedo no podrÍan vacunarse. >> la comunidad inmigrante en la florida na o tiene acceso. a una licencia. la comunidad inmigrante en la florida estÁ al frente de la pandemia. vilma: la alcaldesa dijo que los inmigrantes sin estatus no deben temer a la hora de vacunarse. >> no estamos aquÍ para ver el estado migratorio de nadie. estamos para garantizar la seguridad pÚblica y eso significa proteger a todas las personas de nuestra comunidad. vilma: l

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