no other. >> i was operating in an environment of volcanic chaos. >> bulletin, florida pulled back into the undecided column. >> this phrase in my head kept repeating itself, too close to call. >> launching a war for the white house. >> the campaign chairman comes in and says to you. >> you better get people scrambling for a recount, and that was the holy shit moment. >> we were going to haul in florida unless they send in federal troops. >> 36 days of political combat at highest levels. >> the worst 36 days of my life. >> it was awful. >> in the end, the supreme court had the last word. >> if you were a screenwriter they would fire you for this story. >> so could it happen again? >> there's no question it could happen again. >> "bush v. gore, the endless election." >> we want gore! >> it's after 3:00 in the morning on november 8th, 2000. the war memorial in nashville, tennessee. vice president al gore is inside getting ready to publicly concede the presidential election to george w. bush. >> it was total chaos as we were trying to get into the war memorial pouring rain and the vic

syrian refugees. doug is in florida on the democrat's line. caller: i have a novel idea. let's take all of the mail refugees, 15-50, train them, armed them, and stick them back to defend their own country. florida.t is doug in we will get back to your calls in just a minute. we have a frequent voice on this program to help us. good morning. has this shaken up the schedule for congress this coming week? how will they be dealing with a terrorist attacks? guest: it is good to be with you. so far, we have not seen the kind of scheduling announcements or changes that one might expect in the wake of an event like the terror attacks in paris. that is partly because congress was on recess when the incident happened. i think that what is going to be happening and what your viewers can look forward to, as can lawmakers and their staffs, is that there is going to be a fairly quick succession of scheduling of hearings, both in the house and the senate, both open and closed sessions, as is customary in these matters. the senate intelligence committee, for instance, meets regularly every tuesday and

the specified aggravating factors, the florida supreme court has repeatedly rejected the notion that the jury's verdict is anything other than advisory. florida law entrusts the factual findings of aggravators to the judge alone who may do so on the basis of evidence that the jury never heard and aggravators that the jury was never presented with. >> is there ever a case in which the jury found aggravators and recommended the death sentence and the judge reversed that finding? >> there may well be. this is principally a case about the finding of death eligibility not sentence selection. >> either way -- >> yes. >> -- is there ever a case in which the jury did not find an aggravating circumstance but the judge did? >> well, we don't ever know what the jury found about any of the specified aggravating circumstances. the only thing that the jury tells the judge is, we recommend life/death by a vote of "x" versus "y." >> right, but they can't recommend death unless they find the aggravator, right? >> well, no. no. as a matter of state law, that's not correct. they can't recommend de

a devastating new poll for jeb bush that places him fifth in his home state of florida. donald trump is away ahead at 27% followed by rubio and then carson in third. and just when it appeared the republican candidates were uniting gets debate moderators, came this. >> the only moderators who voted in a republican primary should be loud to be in these debates. do you agree or disagree? >> i don't think it's a bad idea, but i can live either way. look, i had a representative there. i don't care that much. frankly, i'm more of an economic person. the networks are making a fortune with the debates. the truth is, we should say -- we should be like a basketball player. we should go on strike and say we want money for wounded warriors, or we want money for a great charity, the veterans. more important than moderators or anything else, they're going to have big audiences, let the money go to charity. >> yes, donald trump again calling for debate profits to go to charity. he said his campaign will continue to negotiate directly with networks over the debates. this as multiple campaigns reject

campaign of vice president george h.w. bush. he speaks here at the florida republican party convention where he's introduced by his son, jeb bush. vice president bush won the florida primary in 1988 on his way to the republican nomination, defeating michael dukakis to become the nation's 41st president. >> where's george? come on up. also introducing the next candidate is my brother george bush and my daughter noelle bush. our next speaker is a man of tremendous courage, conviction, and experience. i'd like to talk a little bit about courage first. he was the youngest navy pilot in world war ii. he got his wings when he was 19 years old, flew 58 combat missions, has three air medals, including the distinguished cross. his courage and complete disregard for his own safety both in pressing home attack in the face of intense and accurate anti-aircraft fire and continuing in his dive on the target after being hit and his plane on fire were all times keeping with the highest traditions of the united states naval service. also his courage -- his courage has been exemplified throug

what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? florida. ms. frankel: mr. speaker, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 19 printed in part a of house report 114-326 offered by ms. franl of florida -- ms. frankel of florida. the chair: the gentlewoman from florida and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida. ms. frankel: i thank you. first, i want to just thank our chair, rank members, all my colleagues who worked so hard on bringing this legislation to the floor. my amendment is really about improving this bill, it's going to make it a better bill. and it's about making our nation's roads safer and the delivery of goods more efficient. there are 15.5 million trucks on the road each year, driving more than 93 billion miles annually, carrying over $1 billion worth of goods. there's no question that our nation's trucking industry is a huge economic driver, earning $650 billion annually, 5% of the united states' g.d.p. but with all that

at one point that it didn't read he was the former governor of florida, which is a key part for his speaking campaign. every campaign i talked to said the stakes for these are so high because there's so many candidates, they're going to have so little time. but just to tell you sort of what is behind some of the frustration, jose, one of them told me one time on a conference call at the rnc, they were concerned about how they were going to get the equal number of questions and equal times. a spokesman said how they were going to use al gore rhythms. he said what's wrong with a stop watch? what do you need al gore rhythms for? you can see the dk we're going to have this letter that will be disseminated today, they'll have four days to review it and then it will go to the network as thee debates come up to try to resolve some of these issues, jose. >> these new rules, regulations, i don't know what to call them. are these going to be inkrcred first of all, i think that they would say that they're not suggestings this although looking at it at a backup. that's when the rn but look, the

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uses its final time out. hope you will be with us a week from today. we're going to have florida and alabama. jim mcelwain's team playing later tonight against florida state. alabama has now you won nine in a row. that eliminates ole miss from any possibility of making it to atlanta. second down, five, with 2:09 to go. there is an auburn alum. that's tim cook. c.e.o. of apple. and to his left, our right, that's his nephew, alexander, and a nicer young man you can't imagine. >> gary: they were in the booth. had a good time. >> verne: tim gave the commencement speech here in 2010. >> gary: just real quickly, you can make the argument that auburn should let alabama score here. 9-7 -- nine and seven would be 16. they would still have a chance. >> verne: here is henry. he was taken down hard. he looks weary. >> gary: you could make the argument not to run dmen any more too. >> verne: 44 carries. i'm reminded of the classic john mckay line when he was coaching at u.s.c. and he had a running back named o.j. simpson who carried it 38 yards, and mckay was questioned about the number of carrie

. think you for your time. >> here on c-span we are live in orlando loretta for -- orlando, florida, for the number one of the sunshine summit. the first of two full days of white house hopefuls. today the audience will hear from marco rubio, ted cruz lindsey graham, mike huckabee, jeff bush, donald trump, and ben carson. live coverage here on c-span. include's candidates rick santorum, bobby jindal, rand paul, chris christie, john kasich, and carly fiorina. one of the first people we will hear from will be the republican governor of florida, rick scott. you will also hear from number of other officials as well writing about the presidential side -- as well. the floridak times" republican party is a house itsded, but on friday faithful will come together under one roof and tried our best to make it look like the happiest place on earth. the times saying that senator marco rubio, the state senate -- junior senator helped open the festivities with a speech last night that made light of his history as something of a party crasher. they also say the florida statesman he is trying to uns

. i don't see it. personally. and you know, i've been in florida and florida's been an amazing place for me. and i'm there all the time. and for years i've heard with marco and the credit cards. when he was in the senate, when he was doing whatever he was doing. and he was involved with the republican party, for years i've heard about marco and his credit cards. and i'll be honest with you, i think that he's got a problem there. you know, he had to put money back. they found things, maybe he made amends, maybe he didn't. how are you allowed to make amends on a later date. there were a lot of things going on with credit card and his backer. and i don't see it. i'll be honest. i don't see it. maybe i'm wrong. when jeb bush went after him at the debate the other day, i mean the delivery was poor, but the message was very strong. i mean, what he does with the votes, when he doesn't show up to vote. he becomes a senator. representing the people of florida, then he doesn't show up to vote. because he wants to be in some other location. if i was from florida and you see his polls in florida

its final time out. hope you will be with us a week from today. we're going to have florida and alabama. jim mcelwain's team playing later tonight against florida state. alabama has now you won nine in a row. that eliminates ole miss from any possibility of making it to atlanta. second down, five, with 2:09 to go. there is an auburn alum. that's tim cook. c.e.o. of apple. and to his left, our right, that's his nephew, alexander, and a nicer young man you can't imagine. >> gary: they were in the booth. had a good time. >> verne: tim gave the commencement speech here in 2010. >> gary: just real quickly, you can make the argument that auburn should let alabama score here. 9-7 -- nine and seven would be 16. they would still have a chance. >> verne: here is henry. he was taken down hard. he looks weary. >> gary: you could make the argument not to run dmen any more too. >> verne: 44 carries. i'm reminded of the classic john mckay line when he was coaching at u.s.c. and he had a running back named o.j. simpson who carried it 38 yards, and mckay was questioned about the number of carrie

. bush. he speaks here at the florida republican party convention where he is introduced by his son, florida state commerce secretary jeb bush. vice president bush won the florida primary in march 1988 on his way to the republican nomination. he defeated michael dukakis in the 1988 general election to become the nation's 41st president. [cheers and applause] >> where's george? come on up. introducing the next candidate is my brother george bush and my daughter noel bush. next speaker is a man of tremendous couriers, conviction and experience.

he speaks here at the florida republican party convention where he is introduced by his son, florida state commerce secretary jeb bush. vice president bush won the florida primary in march 1988 on his way to the republican nomination. he defeated michael dukakis in the 1988 general election to become the nation's 41st president. [cheers and applause] >> where's george? come on up. introducing the next candidate is my brother george bush and my daughter noel bush. next speaker is a man of tremendous couriers, conviction and experience. i would like to talk a little bit about courage. he was the young us navy pilot in world war ii. he got his wings when he was 19 years old, flew 58 combat missions. he has three are metals, including the distinguished flying cross. his courage and complete disregard for his own safety, both impressing helmet is attack and accurate any aircraft fire and in continuing his that on the target after being hit and his plan on fire were all in keeping with the highest traditions of the united's nails service. [laughter] -- [applause] his courage has b

. >> one, two, three, four. one, two, three, four. >>> located on the florida panhandle, pensacola is home to the naval air station, the primary training base for many of america's top military aviators and home to the legendary blue angels. >> aten-hut. right-face. forward march. >> 35 miles away, a military cadence pierces an otherwise quiet morning. >> up in the morning at the break of dawn. >> we are veterans standing strong. >> we are veterans standing strong. >> the marchers have all served time in the military, but now they're serving time at the santa rosa correctional institution, one of the toughest maximum security prisons in the state of florida. >> don't come back in these blues. >> don't come back in these blues. >> these inmates are receiving extensive programming specific for veterans that will assist them upon their release from the department of corrections into society. >> you are doing a good job. >> thank you, sir. >> the goal of santa rosa's veterans program is to return a sense of honor and responsibility to former servicemen whose lives have gotten off track. the ve

going to h helorida and alabama. jim mcelwain's team playing later tonight against florida state. alabama has now you won nine in a row. that eliminates ole miss fromm any possibility o o making it to atlanta. second down, five, with 2:09 to go. there is an auburn alum. that's tim cook. c.e.o. of apple. and to his left, our right, that's his nephew, alexander, and a nicer young man you can't imagine.e. >> gary: they were in the booth. had a good time. >> verne: tim gave the commencement speech here in 2010. >> gary: just real quickly, you can make the argument that auburn shohod let alabama score here. 9-7 -- nine and seven would be 16. they would still have a chance. >> verne: here is henry. he was ten down hard. he looks weary. >> gary: you could make the argument not to run dmen any more too. >> verne: 44 carries. i'm reminded of the classic john mckay line when he was coaching at u.s.c. and he had a running back named o.j. simpson who carried it 38 yards, and mckay was questioned about the number of carries. didn't that tire out o.j. simpson? andohnckay said, don't know why.

graduated with a fatuous degree in journalism from the university of florida. in a 25 years as a sports journalist is written for "the miami herald" and the sun something up just to name a few. so welcome cesar brioso. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for coming, and i want to thank barnes & noble forgive me the opportunity to discuss my book, "havana hardball." i'm going to talk all the bit about and why i wrote it and that hopefully i will some questions for you guys. so "havana hardball" chronicles a pivotal time in baseball history where cuba found itself at the epicenter of events that would impact major league baseball, the negro league and the latin league for years to come. and i chose to focus on this particular time period, the 1940s, at least in part because of my father. is on this vote over here, the boy into cat. he grew up in cuba in the 1940s and '50s as a fan of -- that's the baseball cap he is one with one of his uncles. he would come after it's about american players who would come to cuba every winter to play baseball. and among some of those players that he would

more establishment type candidates such as of course former florida governor jeb bush and senator marco rubio are battling it out, you have an opportunity and an opening quite frankly for someone like governor christie to rise. it will be interesting to see whether or not he capitalizes out on the polls in new hampshire. >> let's talk about trump now, a former press conference now private meeting today. why the change? >> well you know, i think that there were some pastors in the african-american evangelical community who were, you know, a little taken aback that this was perhaps being presented as an endorsement of sorts but hey, look action i'm in florida on the campaign trail following mr. trump and speaking with black activists. they said kev, with enis the last time that a republican candidate met with black leaders in the evangelical community. it is interesting and noteworthy according to them the front-runner of the republican party is even taking the time to meet with prominent african-american leaders. they see that as a positive. mr. trump is taking a lot of political a

florida city. >>> and turkey standing ground after it shot down the russia jet, and why it will not offer an apology. >> congress is getting back to work after it's thanksgiving recess. for the next two weeks lawmakers will be focusing on one thing, that being the budget, of course. congress has until decembe december 11th to pass a funding bill to avoid government shutdown. the new issues including federal funding for planned parenthood and whether to accept syrian refugees. puerto rico's governor will decide whether the island will be able to make it's next huge debt payment. it is owing $50 million and that check is due tomorrow. the financial difficulties are forcing many puerto ricans to leave, and many are heading to central florida. >> for years the area has been referred to as little puerto rico, and the bakery has been long its popular taste of home. but there is nothing about this puerto rican community, central florida is home to 400,000 migrants from the island and it's growing at a pace not seen in decades. this family arrived just weeks ago driven from puerto rico by a

. republicans are in orlando, florida, the state that two of the top contenders, of course, call home. the sunshine summit featuring a battle between jeb bush and marco rubio, florida insiders calling the showdown one of the most important in the state's history. bush now forced to fight for home turf advantage from rubio who has been on the rise. carl cameron is live in orlando with more, jon, right? there you are. >> reporter: hi, heather. hi, heather, yes, carl's here. heather: yes, there you are. >> reporter: and it's -- hi, heather, carl's here, and so will marco rubio in just a matter of minutes. he's one of the first speakers here and, obviously, the florida senator and the contrast and the juxtaposition to former florida governor jeb bush is what everybody had expected to be sort of dynamic to. watch. but in fact, now, marco rubio is in a major spat on immigration with ted cruz. yesterday rubio called out ted cruz and said that his immigration plan is much the same as his own and suggested that cruz's assertion that he was the only candidate in the field who was firmly against

! >> fox report is on the campaign trail this time with jeb bush, the former florida governor taking stock of his presidential campaign after a dip in the polls and what critics are calling a lackluster performance in last week's debate. ahead, what he says he needs to do to improve to bounce back in the race and the fox news political insiders will weigh in on that and you can, too. remember, we love it when you chime in and tune in, that means watch and take out your second screen. hit us up on the fox news social media pages facebook and >>> jeb bush says he is fired up and focussed on winning despite his troubles in the polls. i'm harris faulkner. this is the fox report. here's what's making political news today. he's faced questions about his lackluster performance on the campaign trail. the former governors are says his is not in trouble. molly line joined the candidate in florida for a behind-the-scenes look. >> reporter: white house hopeful former florida governor jeb bush was battered by the media following his debate performance and he's taken hits, but among fellow sunshine stat

. meantime in florida, jeb bush launched his "jeb can fix it" tour in an effort to jumpstart what many are calling a flailing campaign. bushshaid he's been told to ditch his glasses and d get different ties. (jeb sot) "some advice is more strategic. nail that zinger. be angrier. hide your inner wonk. over the weekend donald trump got specific on veteran's affairs policy reform?pledging to give vets access to private care. "under trump admin?.all vets eligible for va?can bring their id cards to any doctor?get the care they need immediately." republicans are scheduled to be back on stage next week. the fourth business network and the wall street journal. " " nna: the pool that taught you how may be closing. committees of sioux city's parks and recreation discussing possible closures and renovations of sioux city leeds, leif, and been part of the discussion since august. "leif-erikson has the potential to be closed just because there's a lot of structural issues there. but there's been some debate on some of the other facilities: leeds and some age and that need to be addressed" says matt sal

siria, para esto y mÁs esta con nosotros el congresista de la florida carlos, gracias por estar con nosotros. >> como no, un placer. >> vamos a comenzar con esta nota que se conociÓ el viernes pasado que el presidente decidÓo de forma importante aumentar el nÚmero de soldados estadounidenses involucrados en lo que es una guerra civil en siria. >> la casa blanca estÁ reconociendo que estados unidos no puede dejar un vacÍo en lugares importantes como med oriente, el presidente hizo una promesa de campaÑa, la quiso cumplir, retirÓ todas las tropas que irak y el resultado es un desastre en esa zona, por lo que tienen que ir de presiÓn, el presidente tiene la capacidad de hacerlo, esto despuÉs de los ataques del 11 de septiembre, el presidente tiene que reconocer que su polÍtica en el medio oriente ha fracasado y estados unidos vuelve a aceptar la responsabilidad de ser el lÍder del mundo. >> en colorado se realizÓ el tercer debate presidencial republicano, usted apoya a jeb bush, entre los ganadores de encuestas, ted cruz, otros de marco rubio de la florida, casi todas las e

emitida p el partido republicano de la florida. tuvo un gasto total de 182 mil dÓlares. 22 mil fueron por 81 transacciones uso personal. >>> los gastos no eran cantidades altas comoquiera no se debÍa haber mezclado gastos personales con gastos pÚblic el partido republicano de la florida no pagÓ por ningÚn gasto personal de marco rubio y contribuyentes tampoco entre los gaos personales de rubio, pagÓ mÁs de 5.000 dÓlares por un hotel en las vegas en el

nation saluted our military veterans ... parades from montgomery, alabama and jacksonville, florida. to % fresno california and oregon. hamlets like mia, pennsylvania. and big cities like indianapolis ... where young people who might one day serve ... carried photos of world war ii vets who couldn't be there totoarch. flfls flying from denver ... sot - - ris tucker: 24-:27 "i'm just trying to show my support for the country, man." to the white house ... where the stars and stripes were joined by the pow/mia flag honoring those who never returned from war. president obama laid a wreath at arlington national cemetery to honor those their liveve... and for vets loooong to make their lives bett - he called for improved health care, education and job opportunities. sot - obama: :47-53 our veterans will tell you themselves -- they may have put away their uniforms, but they're not finished serving their country. for the greatest generation ... there was a tribute at the world war two memorial ... and a much smaller gathering at a diner in davenport, iowow where locals gave their thanknk to

-c. florida governor jeb bush may have the most ground to make up... with his campaign stalled in fifth place national... bush is trying to jump start some momentum.. s/ gov. jeb bush / presidential candidate :24i've gotten a lot of advice lately myself, more than enough thank you. some is stylistic. take off the suit coat. ditch the glasses. get rid of the purple striped tie. i like the tie. with stagnant poll numbers... campaign budget cuts.. .and a poor showing in last week's debate... bush is trying to reset his campaign. bush rolled out a new slogan today in florida, "jeb can fix it." today's event marks the start of a three state campaign bus tour in florida.. new hampshire.. and iowa. senator rick santorum is among those calling for changes to the debate format... santorum met with a small group of voters in davenport today. santorum was part of last week's "undercard debate"... one he i actually thought they did a pretty good job, they asked some very tough questions, issue-orientated questions, but i felt that... i actually was surprised at the tenor of the questions beca

. >> most people leaving puerto rico resettle in florida. the in flux could change the political landscape there. >> for years, kiss same my has been referred to as little puerto rico. the bakery has long been it's most popular taste of home. there's nothing small about this puerto rican community. central florida is home to around 400,000 migrants from the island and growing at a pace not seen in decades. carol poe and her family arrived just weeks ago, driven from puerto rico by a deepening financial crisis. >> the situation over there is hard, and here you have more opportunities. i came here july 3 and the fourth had an interview, started working the seventh. now it's better. >> one of the first things carol did when she moved was register to vote. puerto ricans are u.s. citizens by birth. with an estimated thousand families arriving each month, that's significant. >> it's the highest concentration of puerto ricans in the i-4 corridor. >> both political parties are keenly aware of the growing voice this community has, and voters are asking some searching questions. >> a lot of them are

florida, nos dice sandra es informe especial, se han encendido las alarmas. reportera: el problema de la heroÍna no había afectado el sur de la florida hasta ahora. el Índice de muertes se ha disparado en el estado. en la calle lewis en manteca. >> me llevÓ a sitios que yo nunca pensÉ que iba a ver. lewis en la manteca a la heroÍna. eso a los cubanos. reportera: estamos en las garras de una epidemia, inc. es una de las drogas menos consumidas en florida, se la declara como epidemia local. en florida las aumentaron 621%. salimos en busca de esta epidemia y conocimos a esta mujer, su novio llamÓ a la policÍa para escoltarla en su apartamento porque ya no soporta su uso descontrolado de drogas. >> se drogaba en el baÑo, entre en un dÍa y tener aguja puesta en la mano izquierda, y se estaba fuera de razonamiento, casi durmiendo. ese momento de la heroÍna. reportera: tratamos de hablar con ella, la seguimos durante varias cuadras pero no quiso contar su historia. nos explican cÓmo llegamos hasta epidemia opiÁcea. >> el fenÓmeno en este nuevo siglo impuso una nueva generaciÓn

through the debate, you were like wow, he's really good. but a new poll out of florida, man. says it all. donald trump is crushing everybody in florida, crushing all the florida politicians. >> it's the florida decides poll. trump has 37% of the vote. >> okay. yeah, show this really quickly yesterday. >> why not? >> yesterday we had a poll out of florida. >> 37% of the vote winning with nearly every demographic, including republican hispanics, ben carson at 17, rubio at 16, bush is way back at 7%. >> just we'll get into other stuff, but, look at these numbers. if you're marco rubio, you're the sitting senator, you're 21 points behind. people go, hey jeb bush, he hasn't been there for a long time. marco is the sitting senator, and he is down 21 percentage points, in the state that he represents people today. well, kind of represents people today. >> it's not less than ideal. for marco rubio's point of view. >> and he's done the best in this thing, right? this is the voters who know him the best, and jeb bush, the bush number is rough right? >> bush is brutal. >> what is behind that? >> pr

discusses why the florida governor should matter more. to debate,f he wants he probably came away with the election being about soundbites or fantasy football or which candidate can interrupt the loudest. i am here to tell you it is not. this election is not about a set of personalities. it is about a set of principles. [applause] jeb bush: the challenges we face as a nation are too great to roll the dice on another presidential experiment. to trust the rhetoric of reform over a record of reform. after seven years of incompetence, corruption, and gridlock in washington, we need a print -- president who can fix it. mark: this is what he told me about his resilience in this debate. what these say about the people who say you can't fight? jeb bush: oh man, they don't know me, they don't know me. i eat nails when i wake up. this is because of my family background. jeb's new phrase is "jeb can fix it." we will continue to ask, where -- will these new slogan fix what jeb is missing? john: this is a different take on the paleo diet, that will at least keep him slim. he needs some good news an

mess. all right, art laffer, thank you. >>> going on in jacksonville, florida, jeb bush is trying to tap the rage in a way that makes it seem that there's nothing wrong here if you find a way to reach the rich and close the gap between the rich and poor, and in the case, close the gap in his poll neighbors between other candidates from whom he has been slipsliding away. so to byron york on another revamp of team bush. what are we to look forward to here, byron? how is the governor -- former governor trying to pitch himself now? >> he is starting a tour called the jeb can fix it tour, saying he can fix the problems in our government, going through florida, his home state, plus south carolina, plus new hampshire, and the next few days, and basically he holds a speech in tampa and says, i've got an lot of advice in this campaign to do zingers and sound bites and all sorts of campaigny stuff and it's not me. i can't be me. i've been advised to hide my inner wonk. that changes now. he is going to be, i think, more authentic, more himself, more wonky candidate. he said i can't be something

. hope you will be with us a week from today. we're going to have florida and alabama. jim mcelwain's team playing later tonight against florida state. alabama has now you won nine in a row. that eliminates ole miss from any possibility of making it to atlanta. second down, five, with 2:09 to go. there is an auburn alum. that's tim cook. c.e.o. of apple. and to his left, our right, that's his nephew, alexander, and a nicer young man you can't imagine. >> gary: they were in the booth. >> verne: tim gave the commencement speech here in 2010. >> gary: just real quickly, you can make the argument that auburn should let alabama score here. 9-7 -- nine and seven would be 16. they would still have a chance. >> verne: here is henry. he was taken down hard. he looks weary. >> gary: you could make the argument not to run dmen any more too. >> verne: 44 carries. i'm reminded of the classic john mckay line when he was coaching at u.s.c. and he had a running back named o.j. simpson who carried it 38 yards, and mckay was questioned about the number of carries. simpson? and john mckay said, "i don't

, mighty work force ♪ ♪ we are the santa rosa work squad ♪ >> every morning inmates at florida's santa rosa's institution, inmates march outside this institution. they are part of the labor squat, or rls. >> it's kind of like the old chain gang but not to that level. it's actually their job assignment. >> today the squad will be working on the farm, a seven-acre plot of land adjacent to the prison. >> all the food we grow goes directly to feed the inmates. most of them, believe it or not, do like being out here working. most of them don't, it's a punishment to them. but most of them do like to be out here doing something. >> you never get used to the shackles, but it's something you learn to deal with. if you want to come out here and work, get the fresh air, it's something you have to do. i put myself in this predicament, so i have to suffer the consequences like a man. >> the inmates use tools that could be used as a deadly weapon and lead to escape. measures are designed to prevent that, in no uncertain terms. it's always controlled. the officers are armed with shotguns, 20 yards aw

many are fleeing the island and why there is growing influence in one florida city. >>> and the shooting down of the russian jet, turkey's prime minister said that they were not going to apologize. >> lead paint... plaster that is falling... rodent infestation. >> if it was your own children, you'd have the money to take care of it. >> who does the buck stop with? >> congress is giving back to work after taking time off for thanksgiving. over the next two weeks they'll focus on one thing, that being the budget. congress has until december 11th to pass the new funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. the issues holding up the bill is funding for planned parenthood and whether to accept syrian refugees. >>> the president of puerto rico is decide building or not it will make it's next debt payment. and many are leaving puerto rico to florida. >> for years the area has been called little puerto rico, and this bakery is a taste of home. but there is nothing small about this puerto rican community. home to 400,000 migrants from the island and growing at a pace not seen in decades.

fiorina and marco rubio. a new national poll from quinnipiac shows support for the florida senator has shot up to 14% since his last debate performance putting him in third place in the republican field. shelley: tonight, rubio held a town hall meeting in nashua where he faced questions regarding his use of a florida from 2005 to 2008, wmur' s stephanie woods was there. stephanie: tonight senator rubio defended his personal finances while saying he is the best candidate to defend america. >> the bottom line is the only have one debt and that' s my mortgage on my home mortgage. >> marco rubio held a town hall in nashua after a tampa bay times article accused him of charge more than $16,000 in personal expenses when he was speaker of the florida house. but rubio said when his financial records are released, people will see that he is paid back everything he owed on the charge card. hundreds packed the venue to hear the centers because the future of america. rubio says it will only be bright if we build up the middle -- the military. replace obamacare. >> it' s a disaster. we need to

. he was arrested in florida over the summer. prison. >>> a halifax man charged with killing a teenager -- met the victim on the dating app. was arrested yesterday morning in his home. police say the 19-year-old woman was strangled and then stabbed at least six times. her body was found wrapped in a blanket and snuffed a closet. the suspect said the teen was a prostitute that he arranged to meet online. investigators believe she was killed in a fight over money. >>> happening today, logan airport workers will join a national strike to demand higher wages and better working conditions as the holiday travel season approaches. airport cleaners and baggage handier will handills at logan and five other airports say their jobs don't pay enough or offer affordable health care. they are protesting several health and safety violations. workers marched last night forcing the airport to cancel several arriving and departing flights. >>> more protests are planned in morning at a massachusetts elementary school students are upset over budget cuts. students at david prouty high school held a

almost finished. the lights will be turned on november 24th to raise money they went to florida to see the happiest place on earth ... instead they encountered one of the deadliest animals in the ocean ... next ... hear why an iowa woman is being called a hero after a shark takes a bite out of a family member. and a little later ... meet our newest golden apple award winner, a norwalk teacher who went the extra mile for one of her students. a magical vacation nearly became they took a trip to florida to see mickey and minnie at disney world. but they ended up encountering another film character ... jaws. brad hanson has that story. shark attacks rarely have any bearing on life here in iowa. so when holly petersen and her family were planning a trip to florida, it wasn't something they really thought about. but her niece did. before they left, she lamented to her aunt: "i'm really scared of sharks, so i'm not going to go in the water, but i'll still pick up seashells." petersen did what she could do calm her niece down. "we told her that there were no sharks in florida to calm her down,

. >> poor guy. >>> a man in florida was in the spirit for the new "star wars" movie but he used his costume for the wrong reason. there he is dressed as darth vader holding up a convenience store at gunpoint. he demanded money from the clerk who fought him off by hitting him with a jar of ranch dressing. the locals and authorities didn't know the what to make of the whole thing. >> people are really paranoid. you know? but i didn't think nothing of it because nothing's ever happened in this area. >> in all of my years of experience, it was something to look at, i'll just say that. >> the guy in the darth vader costume was tracked down and arrested. he's charged with armed robbery and other counts. i guess we can chalk one up for the force. >> oh, boy. >> who needs a lightsaber when you've got ranch dressing. florida. >> i know, my home state. >>> here's something that could spoil your family outing. a shark feeding frenzy just off the beach. the woman who shot the video says her children were scared at first but then enjoyed seeing the sharks outside of an asquariam. >> guess where

. >> meet southwest florida's wrinkles the clown. >> people pay me to go to their friends, to dance at their parties. you know, that kind of thing. bar miss vas and whatnot. 7 larry: seven passengers thrown off a plane. hey, spirit, forget the black people. how about throwing the [bleep] snakes off that [bleep] plane? ohio voters reject a ballot proposal to legalize marijuana. ohio residents want to still stick to their current recreational activities -- slowly dying in ohio. and the city of houston rejects a bill to protect lgbt rights. the city that gave them beyonce, how could it lead to a city like this? this is "the nightly show," america! let's do it! ♪ [cheers and applause] larry: thank you very much. welcome to -- i appreciate it. thank you very much. welcome to the show. i love you. i love you too, baby! the we have a great show tonight. neil degrasse tyson on the show tonight. [applause] and, by the way, you know, it's cold and flu season. so what's better time to talk about america's number one airborne disease, spirit airlines. [laughter] it's now being accused of discrim

. that is why we have seen that were states have made efforts to have literacy -- florida was leading this and some other states. where states made an effort to focus on literacy and middle school and high school, that is where we are also seeing corresponding increases in graduation rates. just think for a second. the way you read in third grade is different than what you are doing and high school where you are reading to learn. you are actually taking several different situations and buying them to a problem. that means you have to not only be able to read and extrapolate and gather meaning and apply it. it is important that we focus on reading and every part of the process. host: from our parents line, from tennessee, sabrina, good morning. caller: hi. i was wondering if your graphics include those students who are pushed out of school. that seems to be a real problem. i am a drop out myself. he was kicked out of school. he was called as the office and told that it was a waste of his time to be in school. i am wondering what you guys attitudedo to fix the that the principle

fifth place in his home state of florida. donald trump is way ahead at 27% in florida. rubio is second. >> i mean let's stop there and keep that poll up and everybody just soak that in. donald trump is ahead of the sitting u.s. senator in the state of florida, in his home state, by 11 points. >> home governor. >> and former governor jeb bush -- i mean it's unbelievable by 15 points. michael steele, i'm sorry, that basically -- that's the state of this race right now. >> yeah. >> and in his own home state marco rubio, who was supposed to be the save savior of the republican party is getting trounced. jeb bush getting trounced by donald trump in their own state. >> i think as florida goes, so goes the rest of the country at this point. there's a lot of threat for someone like trump to weave into other states and when ewe look at coming out of the early primary states where trump is doing very, very well, i think to the earlier point, how do you stop the momentum? who in this group, whether it's christie, jindal, anyone else, who stops the momentum that trump has. if he's polling l

journalism from university of florida. in his 25 years a sports journalist he has written for the a sports journalist he has written for the miami herald, the sun centennial just to name a few. welcome. [applause]. >> thank you. thank you for coming. i want to thank paul for the book and barnes & noble for giving me the opportunity to discuss the book about hardball. i'm good to talk about it and why road it and then hopefully i will answer some questions for you guys. havana hardball chronicles a pivotal time in baseball history. where cuba found itself at the epicenter of events that would impact major league baseball, big leads, and let leaks for years to comes. i chose to focus on this particular time period, the 19 forties, at least in part because of my father. he is on the photo over here, he is the boy the cat. he grew up in cuba cat. he grew up in cuba in the 1940s and 50s as a fan, that's the baseball cap he is wearing their with one of his uncles. it was one of the four teams in the cuban league, he would tell me stories about american players who would come to cuba every

, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy and i think there were some folks in the legislature that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where we're going, this is how we're going to reform state government...' every politician comes in talking about making change, and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made a lot of changes. he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something in the budget that he thought violated his conservative principles, you could guarantee it was gonna get whacked. he vetoed a bunch of my stuff and i was the senate president. the message to washington, d.c., is 'get ready...' because there will be change. temperatures mild. lows will be in the low 50s. with the cl

by the long lines of people waiting to see him at book signings in florida. and in a new nbc news "wall street journal" poll carson is the only republican who ties in a head to head match up with hillary clinton, both locked at 47%. donald trump trails clinton by 8 points up slightly from a 10 point deficit in september. marco rubio and jeb bush also trail in general election matchups with clinton though rubio is just inside the margin of error, mean while donald trump made his case for why he will defeat carson. >> i think that ben just doesn't have the experience. i'm going to make the greatest deals you have ever seen on trade, we're going to run the military properly, i'm going to take care of the vets. ben can't do no he is things, ben can't deal on trade -- >> why not? >> it's not his thing, george. you're born with it. it's not his thing, he hasn't got the temp president remt for it, it's not the right thing for him. >> what would you expect? he's got a lot of experience, more than i do. he's not going to say that. experience comes from a variety of different things. it doe

florida. as he was driving g ay -- a deputy put out stop sticks. the vehicle then crashed into another one. the suspect then gets out and takes off -- but was caught. the man who recorded this -- was on his lunck break when he saw the speed chase. i didn't know none of that had happened at the gas station investigators say the suspect might also be wanted for robbing a few hours before the carjacking. a teacher is suspected of showing up to work drunk. not only that, he's accused of wrestling a student. this video shows what happened in the california classroom. & students say it sounded like he a student was acting up in attention to none of that. so, couldn't understand him because he was slurring his words students rannto get a school resource officer. the teacher was then arrested. a san diego mom is under fire for what she did halloween night. she was trick or treating withth her kids when she came upon a house that was handing out full sized candy bars. the homeowner wasn't home but left a bowl of candy and a note that read: "help yourself but be cocoiderate." the mom app

hillary clinton. por su fuerza con el voto hispano, gobernador de florida y bueno, eso pasa todos los candidatos, me pasÓ a mÍ, tenemos tropiezos, pero faltan casi 2 meses o un poco mÁs para el primer voto que serÁ en iowa, luego 2 Ó 3 dÍas despuÉs en new hampshire. y asÍ que puede cambiar y fortalecerse, porque el pueblo americano es centrista. no es derechista, no es izquierdista y es el candidato bush, que creo que mÁs fuerza tiene en el centro. >>> bill richardson nuestro analista le agradezco enormemente amigo, que estÉ en con nosotros en telemundo y esÉe conmigo en enfoque, cosa que vamos a repetir a menudo en nuestra campaÑa electoral. gracias josÉ, un gran privilegio estar contigo hoy y con telemundo. >>> y ahora vamos a washington dc para hablar con el ex director de administraciÓn de pequeÑos negocios con el presidente george bush. hoy presidente de la organizaciÓn de latino coaliciÓn. gracias por estar con nosotros este domingo. >>> muchas gracias a ti josÉ en las Últimas encuestas no ganarÍan las elecciones contra hillary clinton, el gran, la gran excep

orlando, florida, polk county sheriff grady judd and his human trafficking task force are working to combat the illicitis ex trade with frequent and massive prostitution stings. >> i'm tall, i have long hair, blue eyes. >> if you go hunting for a hook-up in this part of the sunshine state, there's a chance that voice on the other end of the line is an undercover cop. >> we have a moral and an ethical obligation to look out for these young ladies that are trapped in this underworld. and at the end of the day, prostitution is against the law. so that's the predicate we're going to use to find victims of human trafficking. >> in this male undercover makes contact with a woman who offers to bring a friend along por what is known in the trade as a two-girl show. >> that sounds good. is there anything that you're looking for? >> at the same time, this female undercover has a potential john on the hook. >> all right, so you want like full service or something like that? >> as luck would have it, all three targets arrive at the same time. >> two females coming in the front door. >> one of th

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