July 29, 2025 • 6 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
From West Palm Beach to Tallahassee. This is Florida's News
that impacts you and the Brian Mudshow. I'll start five here, Pilman,
all the news that impacts you. Brian Joel Malkin with you,
and we take a look some what's going on around
our state. They are concerns about a service weapon for
(00:26):
many law enforcement agencies.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Here's the latest on that.
Speaker 3 (00:30):
It's compact, easy to use, and has been approved for
use by at least nine law enforcement agencies across Florida.
But a state lawmaker says the SIG sour P three
twenty is unreliable and says it should be shelved by
departments across the state until it can be made safer.
Republican Representative Danny Alvarez says the pistols discharged while holstered,
(00:54):
causing dozens of injuries six hours. Says the gun's internal
safety mechanisms have un you go on the most rigorous
testing of any firearm.
Speaker 2 (01:03):
It says.
Speaker 3 (01:03):
The problem is user error or incompatible holsters.
Speaker 2 (01:09):
I know, I love Siggs my favorite by far. By
the way, the largest law enforcement agencies that are using
this over in the Golf Coast you have Hillsborough County
their Sheriff's office, that does Tampa Police, a lot of
those agencies on that coast. But yeah, good SIGs great gun.
(01:31):
Governor DeSantis has announced details of Florida's new back to
school sales tax holiday that will begin on Friday, that is,
August first, and run through August thirty first and perpetuity.
The new annuals back to school sales tax holiday for
the month of August holiday made permanent during this year's
state legislative session. School supplies up to fifty bucks in value,
(01:52):
clothing under one hundred dollars, and personal computers and related
accessories up to fifteen hundred dollars are included, which means
here too, the best month to buy a computer in
the state of Florida will be August. That uh, that's
what that gets down to. Fort Pierce Commissioner James Taylor
has tendered his resignation effective this upcoming Saturday. It's one
(02:15):
thing that's kind of weird about the resignation to resigned yesterday,
but I'm gonna see on the job for.
Speaker 4 (02:19):
The rest of it. I was thinking that is why.
Speaker 2 (02:22):
Yeah. Uh. Following his recent arrests for sending nude photos
to a minor on Snapchat. Now, commissioners have begun the
planning for a special election. They're going to meet next
Monday to discuss the next steps in that process. It's
kind of cool. Florida traction number three in the world
right now. According to trip Advisor, NASA's Kennedy Spacenter the
(02:45):
highest rate of attraction in the US and only behind
the Basilica Segata Familia in Barcelona, which is amazing. Everything
galley is remarkable over in Barcelona, but that Basilica in particular,
which I believe is still under construction, and it was
when I was there in twenty thirteen, and I just
unreal it's been under a conspecially one hundred and fifty years.
(03:07):
Just spectacular. The Eiffel Tower in Paris checking into number two.
It's kind of a reminder too, about you know, we
tend to be the worst tourist at her own backyard.
Speaker 4 (03:15):
Yeah, it's been years. Gosh. I think my oldest daughter,
who's thirty two, I think she might have been if
she was a teenager. I think the last time we
went to the Kennedy Space Center, and I've been telling
the twelve year old my youngest that we would guess
she's kind of a science kid, so we that's definitely
have to get over it.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
And I was saying the same thing. I was a
teenager the last time I went. I think it was
like thirteen fourteen, and it's been like over thirty years
for me. And yeah, sure, a lot's change. Good reminder
to kind of get back over. It'll be a sunny,
hot human again today his low nineties, warmer than usual
for this day. We do have mor sa, hear and
dust on the way most of whate have been around
(03:56):
is there's just a thin layer that's over us right now,
but most of it's moved on and we'll see if
the stuff that is currently moving over the Atlantic and
towards the Caribbean makes it to us. I'm not sure
it's going to. But related this is a heron dust.
It's an annoyance from an allergy perspective, but otherwise it's
great during the hurricane season because of course it is
(04:18):
a hurricane repellent. In the Hurricane Center's seven day tropical
outlook remains clear, by the way, and I'll update this
on Thursday with August hurricane history. But right now, we
are pacing the slowest start to a hurricane season since
two thousand and nine. We're starting to get in some
pretty good territory historically, because even the stuff that developed,
(04:43):
I mean like two of them really weren't even things.
So the amount of activity, in the strength of activity
is in historically low territory right now, which is kind
of nice. Gas prices they dropped three cents per gallon
on Monday. The average price for regular unladed State y
three six and the pump Beach is three twenty one.
Martin Bloodstate average at three oh five, Indian River County
at three to eight per gallon.
Speaker 4 (05:04):
All right, some national headlines, we'll get you the latest
on this. A mass shooting unfolded and a midtown Manhattan
high rise yesterday, leaving five dead, including the shooter, an
NYPD officer. City official say officer Dido rule Islam died
protecting others. A thirty six year old was killed in
the lobby alongside two men and a woman. Another victim
remains critical but stable. Several others suffered minor injuries while
(05:26):
escaping the government. Twenty seven year old Shane Temurra reportedly
drove in from Vegas carrying a rifle. He took his
own life. New York's police commissioner calling officer Islam a hero.
American and Chinese trade officials held talks in Sweden yesterday,
as comes just days ahead of President Trump's tariff deadline,
which is Friday, August first. Jeffrey Epstein associated Elaine Maxwell
(05:47):
asking the Supreme Court to overturn her sex trafficking conviction,
and a new brief filed yesterday, Maxwell's attorneys arguing in
agreement made between Epstein and the US government shields her
from prosecution. Maxwell currently serving a twenty year sentence in
federal prison, and Baseball Hall of Famer Ryan Sandberg dead
at the age of sixty five. That's about a year
and a half after announcing he was being treated for
(06:09):
metastatic prostate cancer. The second baseman played fifteen of his
sixteen Big league seasons for the Chicago Cubs. Those are
your headlines.
From West Palm Beach to Tallahassee. This is Florida's News
that impacts you and the Brian Mudshow. I'll start five here, Pilman,
all the news that impacts you. Brian Joel Malkin with you,
and we take a look some what's going on around
our state. They are concerns about a service weapon for
(00:26):
many law enforcement agencies.
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Here's the latest on that.
Speaker 3 (00:30):
It's compact, easy to use, and has been approved for
use by at least nine law enforcement agencies across Florida.
But a state lawmaker says the SIG sour P three
twenty is unreliable and says it should be shelved by
departments across the state until it can be made safer.
Republican Representative Danny Alvarez says the pistols discharged while holstered,
(00:54):
causing dozens of injuries six hours. Says the gun's internal
safety mechanisms have un you go on the most rigorous
testing of any firearm.
Speaker 2 (01:03):
It says.
Speaker 3 (01:03):
The problem is user error or incompatible holsters.
Speaker 2 (01:09):
I know, I love Siggs my favorite by far. By
the way, the largest law enforcement agencies that are using
this over in the Golf Coast you have Hillsborough County
their Sheriff's office, that does Tampa Police, a lot of
those agencies on that coast. But yeah, good SIGs great gun.
(01:31):
Governor DeSantis has announced details of Florida's new back to
school sales tax holiday that will begin on Friday, that is,
August first, and run through August thirty first and perpetuity.
The new annuals back to school sales tax holiday for
the month of August holiday made permanent during this year's
state legislative session. School supplies up to fifty bucks in value,
(01:52):
clothing under one hundred dollars, and personal computers and related
accessories up to fifteen hundred dollars are included, which means
here too, the best month to buy a computer in
the state of Florida will be August. That uh, that's
what that gets down to. Fort Pierce Commissioner James Taylor
has tendered his resignation effective this upcoming Saturday. It's one
(02:15):
thing that's kind of weird about the resignation to resigned yesterday,
but I'm gonna see on the job for.
Speaker 4 (02:19):
The rest of it. I was thinking that is why.
Speaker 2 (02:22):
Yeah. Uh. Following his recent arrests for sending nude photos
to a minor on Snapchat. Now, commissioners have begun the
planning for a special election. They're going to meet next
Monday to discuss the next steps in that process. It's
kind of cool. Florida traction number three in the world
right now. According to trip Advisor, NASA's Kennedy Spacenter the
(02:45):
highest rate of attraction in the US and only behind
the Basilica Segata Familia in Barcelona, which is amazing. Everything
galley is remarkable over in Barcelona, but that Basilica in particular,
which I believe is still under construction, and it was
when I was there in twenty thirteen, and I just
unreal it's been under a conspecially one hundred and fifty years.
(03:07):
Just spectacular. The Eiffel Tower in Paris checking into number two.
It's kind of a reminder too, about you know, we
tend to be the worst tourist at her own backyard.
Speaker 4 (03:15):
Yeah, it's been years. Gosh. I think my oldest daughter,
who's thirty two, I think she might have been if
she was a teenager. I think the last time we
went to the Kennedy Space Center, and I've been telling
the twelve year old my youngest that we would guess
she's kind of a science kid, so we that's definitely
have to get over it.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
And I was saying the same thing. I was a
teenager the last time I went. I think it was
like thirteen fourteen, and it's been like over thirty years
for me. And yeah, sure, a lot's change. Good reminder
to kind of get back over. It'll be a sunny,
hot human again today his low nineties, warmer than usual
for this day. We do have mor sa, hear and
dust on the way most of whate have been around
(03:56):
is there's just a thin layer that's over us right now,
but most of it's moved on and we'll see if
the stuff that is currently moving over the Atlantic and
towards the Caribbean makes it to us. I'm not sure
it's going to. But related this is a heron dust.
It's an annoyance from an allergy perspective, but otherwise it's
great during the hurricane season because of course it is
(04:18):
a hurricane repellent. In the Hurricane Center's seven day tropical
outlook remains clear, by the way, and I'll update this
on Thursday with August hurricane history. But right now, we
are pacing the slowest start to a hurricane season since
two thousand and nine. We're starting to get in some
pretty good territory historically, because even the stuff that developed,
(04:43):
I mean like two of them really weren't even things.
So the amount of activity, in the strength of activity
is in historically low territory right now, which is kind
of nice. Gas prices they dropped three cents per gallon
on Monday. The average price for regular unladed State y
three six and the pump Beach is three twenty one.
Martin Bloodstate average at three oh five, Indian River County
at three to eight per gallon.
Speaker 4 (05:04):
All right, some national headlines, we'll get you the latest
on this. A mass shooting unfolded and a midtown Manhattan
high rise yesterday, leaving five dead, including the shooter, an
NYPD officer. City official say officer Dido rule Islam died
protecting others. A thirty six year old was killed in
the lobby alongside two men and a woman. Another victim
remains critical but stable. Several others suffered minor injuries while
(05:26):
escaping the government. Twenty seven year old Shane Temurra reportedly
drove in from Vegas carrying a rifle. He took his
own life. New York's police commissioner calling officer Islam a hero.
American and Chinese trade officials held talks in Sweden yesterday,
as comes just days ahead of President Trump's tariff deadline,
which is Friday, August first. Jeffrey Epstein associated Elaine Maxwell
(05:47):
asking the Supreme Court to overturn her sex trafficking conviction,
and a new brief filed yesterday, Maxwell's attorneys arguing in
agreement made between Epstein and the US government shields her
from prosecution. Maxwell currently serving a twenty year sentence in
federal prison, and Baseball Hall of Famer Ryan Sandberg dead
at the age of sixty five. That's about a year
and a half after announcing he was being treated for
(06:09):
metastatic prostate cancer. The second baseman played fifteen of his
sixteen Big league seasons for the Chicago Cubs. Those are
your headlines.
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