COSTELLO: Checking some top stories for you at 58 minutes past. President Obama spends the day in his native, Hawaii, designating the world's largest marine national monument at Midway Atoll. The monument was first created by President George W. Bush, about a decade ago. President Obama has expanded it to more than four times its original size. Which is expected to protect some 7,000 marine animals, including endangered whales and turtles. Brazil's new president has been sworn in. Michel Temer has already met with his cabinet promising to address the country's economic issues. In the meantime supporters of the previous president took to the streets last night protesting her impeachment. Some even setting fires and clashing with police. A Florida hospital was forced to evacuate more than 200 patients after an electrical fire. The fire started in the generator room of Regional Medical Center Point last night. And knocked out power to most of the building. Patients were moved to other hospitals in the Tampa Bay area. Happening right now, two NASA astronauts walking outside the International Space Station. It is the second space walk of its kind in two weeks. These are live pictures from space. Pretty cool, right? Part of their jobs includes installing HD TV cameras that will be used to monitor activities outside the station. Thank you so much for joining me today, I'm Carol Costello. AT THIS HOUR with Berman and Bolduan starts now.
President Obama Dedicates Monument At Midway Atoll