it's in the ear, florida for gore, boom. ladies and gentlemen, let's pause right here because this could be decisive, could be decisive in the election. >> 25 decisive electoral votes. votes that could deliver the presidency for al gore. at the governor's mansion in austin, there was pure anguish. >> there was this pause, it was very quiet and when i asked president bush 41 how he was doing and he said, not so good right now. >> what were you guys thinking about the network projections that the point? >> i think the feeling from the beginning, from our people who were crunching the numbers was that the networks were wrong. >> karen hughes wasn't the only one unconvinced. >> i don't believe that some of these states, that they have called, like florida, i just don't believe they got enough evidence to be able to call the state. >> that state is going to flip, i really feel that way. >> i do remember saying to myself, well, i hope they are right with this. basically it was, listen, don't question the decision, the decision des

florida goes beyond that. it is unlawful, the supreme court of florida has said, to require -- to ask the jury, the sentencing jury to provide a special verdict that in any way indicates what their, quote, input is on the sentencing factors. again, steele at page 546. specific jury findings on aggravators without guidance about their effect on the imposition of a sentence could unduly influence the trial judge's own determination of how to sentence the defendant. the trial court alone must make detailed findings about the existence and weight of aggravating circumstances. >> is that a post-ring -- what's the date of it? >> yes, this is post-ring. the court also held that ring didn't apply. it has no jury findings on which to rely. and in fact, the court also explained later in the decision, in the same decision, and also in its decision in franklin, that florida -- quote, florida bars the special verdict precisely because requiring specific jury findings on aggravators without guidance about their effect would

in light of the fact that florida is so diverse, i live in south florida, central florida is different am a north florida is different. how does your guest feel about the challenges? what are the challenges for marco rubio, and also for donald trump in the state of florida? guest: the challenge is to reach these swing voters. there are not that many of them. and are either republican democrat and blue dog democrats vote republican. there is a swing vote. blue dog democrats, the cuban voters are shifting, and in the candidates have to go to all of these locations. they can't just campaign in miami, orlando, west palm beach, pensacola.sonville, it is a humongous state, very diverse. immigration think is going to be a problem for him . it has to cause a reaction from the hispanic and latino voters. jeb bush, his problem is he hasn't been here in 10 years as governor. the people don't know him. florida adds 300,000 people a year to the state. a large number of newcomers. 3 million and 10 years. they want here when jeb was here. is going to be popular. he could carry the hispanic vote, and

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 sunshine comes a little bit of rain. the national highway traffic safety administration said that in 2013 almost 4,000 people were killed and 95,000 people injured by large trucks. costing the public a whopping $100 b

we're here in florida. this is a crowd that's sort of the establishment republican party of florida. they will want to hear plans for immigration reform, and i think you might see a different tone from donald trump than we've seen, especially over the last 24 hours. >> interesting that jeb bush is actually with 7% in the latest poll here in florida. >> below some of the guys you'd think would be polling better or polling worse than him. >> yeah, what does trump -- i mean, bush have to do here? >> well, i think there's been a lot of talk about getting support from his donors and making sure he shores up that establishment support in florida. a lot of these folks do like senator rubio. they've known him for a couple years since he oon about in the senate. so, even though bush is a long-term establishment guy, he's worked up goodwill among these establishment folks, there's still a sense people are maybe not coalescing around him yet. >> there haven't been a lot of direct attacks at rubio, other than this one

i know florida better than they know florida. >>> now let's turn to the democrats and to what is officially a three-horse race now for the nomination. harvard professor lawrence lessig became the latest long shot candidate to earn his bid yesterday. meanwhile, our new nbc news "wall street journal" poll has hillary clinton doubling bernie sanders. but while clinton remains widely popular among democratic vote erts, her farvelt numbers are still under water among the general electric torat. only jeb bush and donald trump do worse. it all comes as bernie sanders prepares to alter his strategy to chip into clinton's lead in the coming weeks. sanders will begin trading mega rallies for coffee shops and diners and doing more tv interviews such as the one he's done recently on the ellen degeneres show and "the view" in an effort to soften his image. >>> you've probably seen it on job applications. the question, have you ever been convicted of a felony? put a yes or no into the box to check. now president obama wants to ban the box. at a rehab facility in newark, new jersey yesterday, the presiden

in the florida. -- and then florida. this extraordinary place. it brings so many people from so many places who passionately believe in american dream because they've lived it. they came from someone who did not come from political connection. they had to come and restart their lives in america gave them a chance to do what they would have never been able to do in another country. yours, igod's will and hope that i'm blessed with the privilege and honor of trying to i have bit of the debt to country. america owes me nothing. hopefully i will be blessed with the opportunity to serve this nation's highest office. you and i will go down in the authors of this and greatest era in the history of this nation. thank you very much. god bless you. thank you for having me. [applause] >> please welcome david jolly. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> is it a great day to be a florida republican or what? [applause] >> let's be honest. how does somebody follow a rock star like marco rubio? i was having this conversation on the house floor last week saying i have to speak between

you know, florida is very special to me. because of the success that we had in 1982 and years later in leading the south florida task force in its attack on illegal drugs, that came about because of citizen participation, the request of the miami citizens against crime. and that effort presented the first time that we've been able to coordinate all the resources of the federal government, including our armed forces and the intelligence community to fight the drug smugglers who are piping their poison into every corner of america. and working together with the people, we've showed the people of south florida, the law enforcement authority, their own police, their own sheriffs, not criminals, we're in control of their communities. we built on that success. and we have got to do more and i will continue to boost the efforts of the federal, the state, the local law enforcement agencies to stop the flow of drugs across our borders. and you see, i am committed to this fight as a parent, a grandparent, and for me it gets right back

and you need millions just to compete in florida. right there that's going to eliminate most of the candidates we see standing on the stage today. because their treasuries will be exhausted by that, jon. jon: so that's why they are, obviously, pushing hard in iowa, pushing hard in new hampshire, hoping that will slingshot them on to south carolina and the bigger states like, eventually, florida. >> that's the, that's the theory, and it probably will work for one. it's possible that you get a near tie. of course, remember, under the rules in florida even if you win by one vote, you get all 99 dell game. s. there's no -- delegates. there's no prize for finishing second, just a vote behind somebody else. jon: when the republican debate took place the other night on fox business network, ted cruz attacked something that i thought was kind of interesting, sugar subsidies. want to play that for you. >> i mentioned the 25 programs that i put out today that i would eliminate them. among them are corporate welfare like sugar subsidies. let's

today we begin a four-day trip across florida, south carolina, and new hampshire to tell the florida story, the story of a big, diverse state, shaped by conservative results oriented leadership, reforming government. disrupting the status quo, challenging the special interests, restoring opportunity, refusing to compromise in the defense of freedom. lifting people up, not tearing them down. standing for everyone. our story is about action. doing, not just talking. listening. listening, not just lecturing. that is my story, and i'm so grateful and honored to have led this great state as your governor. i cannot tell you how much it warms my heart. last year i decided that i wanted to share my story with people across the country, so i wrote a book. well, really, i didn't write it. not in the traditional sense. i e-mailed it. they used to call me the "e-governor." for eight years i gave out my e-mail address. jeb @jeb.org and i gave it to anybody that wanted to talk to me. and e-mail they did. people across the state told me their stories. sometimes they asked questions. sometimes they

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 carries. didn't

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 been exemp

>> it's florida. there ain't no leaders here. the leaders are in puerto rico. >> all right, so who are the leaders of your group? >> i haven't been in communication with them since i left, so i can't tell them. >> do you know how your structure is set up, rank structure? >> yep. >> can you tell me? >> no. >> anything else you want to ask, answer, add? thanks for your cooperation. >> coming up -- >> i turned, aimed and fired. he was 6 years old. >> a veteran inmate still suffers from an act of war. and later -- >> you can plead guilty, not guilty or no contest. >> alfredo roca moreno faces authorities over the lighter found in his mattress. we've got breakfast for everybody. paleo people. we got sausage and bacon. vegan? i don't know what that is, but we got a lot of fresh fruit. you call yourself a glutenarian? hey, we've got cereal, bagels, toast, everything you can handle. we're insane in the grain! oh, pancakes, huh? i feel you on that. >>> at florida's santa rosa correctional institution, there is not only a code of conduct,

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 th

florida and alabama in atlanta. coverage begins with cbs c clege football championship saturday powered by ram at 3:00 eastern. as we go back to the scoreboard one more time, b.j., it's one more bowl game for beamer. >> brianan 23 straight. virginia down three. one minute left. chuck clark leapsment gets the interception. frank beamer. game. he and hisis w we refefct on the big three after the ballgame. he dances for the big three. >> adam: the post game locker room. he's had some dances. they win it 23-20. 12 straight wins over virginia. 23 straight bowl games. other finals from the day. north cacalina puttingng up big points. georgia finishing with nine wins. louisville on a 38-3 run to end the game. that will just bodo it for now. thank you for watching "the ram post game show." here is what's on cbs tonight. a reminder. >> adam: for all of us have a great evening and enjoy the rest of your weekend.

the fact he chose florida to do this, does he worry that florida is slipsliding away? that he could lose to marco rubio? that will still be a winner take all state for delegates and that could make or break him. >> absolutely. if he is in the race that would be disastrous. this is the former governor of florida with the sitting senator of florida can going to be a disaster for one of them and certainly bush is very worried about that. but i will tell you, a lot of strategists say, got bigger problems than iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, and nevada, the first four states. he has to get through those before the bets to sec primaries and florida. >> one step at a time. byron york, thank you. >> thank you. >> speaking of this hot contentious debate within the republican party to the next big debate for the republican part candidates and fbn will be there next tuesday in milwaukee. fbn will carry that live the first, the undercard debate and the main debate. we'll be there and talk about business and economic issues since they seem to be coming up. >>> looking at what

books on his use of a state of florida credit card. rubio has admits he used the credit card for personal reasons ... but he's since repaid the money. but critics say he still hasn't issue. drew griffin has the story. marco rubio insists he's just an average american, trying to make ends meet. i know for a fact how difficult it is to raise children, how expensive it's families..."but there is intense pressure for him to come clean about the financial issues which have been dogging him for to when rubio was in the florida house of representatives. he came under fire for using a personal expenses. there were complaints he charged 4-thousand to repair a minivan and replace it with a rental car, and that he used the card for a $134 haircut. after the spending was made public, rubio said he repaid it - $16,052 covering his personal expenses charged to the card. rubio is still answering questions about it today. "it wasn't a credit card, it was an american express charge card secured under my personal credit in conjunction with the party. bi

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 are ter

a woman named joanne in kissimmee in florida. larry: how did it go? >> in college, a fortuneteller told me i'd get eaten by an alligator one day. anytime i go to florida, don't get eaten by an alligator, i count that as good. i made it back. larry: take a look at this. >> i'm mike from "the nightly show," and i'm in kissimmee florida to visit our contest winner, joanne tinsley. i'm so excited today, i'm about to surprise joanne at her office. she has no idea we're coming here. this is going to be so much fun. i'm 6'2", chocolaty brothers, i can't be be popping up at people's jobs to surprise them. i might get arrested. she'll be very excited. congratulations, joanne. >> thank you. >> you're our big winner. we asked the question, what's the best thing you've never done that no one knows about it. your answer was? >> during the recession -- >> the recession? >> uh-huh. >> anywhere between 2007 and today? >> that's right. >> my husband and i -- >> your husband? >> yeah, my husband. >> i'm sorry. one second. this contest clearly stated nobody was supposed

florida and alabama in atlanta. coverage begins with cbs college football championship saturday powered by ram at 3:00 eastern. as we go back to the scoreboard one more time, b.j., it's one more bowl game for beamer. >> brian: 23 straight. virginia down three. one minute left. chuck clark leapsment gets the interception. frank beamer. wins his last regular season game. he and his wife reflect on the big three after the ballgame. he dances for the big three. >> adam: the post game locker room. he's had some dances. they win it 23-20. 12 straight wins over virginia. 23 straight bowl games. other finals from the day. north carolina putting up big points. georgia finishing with nine wins. louisville on a 38-3 run to end the game. that will just bodo it for now. thank you for watching "the ram post game show." here is what's on cbs tonight. a reminder. >> adam: for all of us have a great evening and enjoy the rest of your weekend. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division

casi todos los precandidatos republicanos, a la presidencia, se reunirÁn en la florida. hablar en este estado tan importante para las elecciones presidenciales dentro de exactamente un aÑo. y es director de comunicaciones del partido republicano, en la florida y estÁ con nosotros hoy en enfoque. gracias. >>> un placer. >>> ¿por quÉ tantos candidatos precandidatos republicanos a la presidencia se estÁn reuniendo en orlando este viernes que viene? >>> la florida es un estado muy clave en las elecciones, y ahora en la primaria somos el primer estado que el candidato que gane el estado se lleva losdole logrados y es un estado que puede declarar quien es el nominado republicano y los restos de los candidatos no puedan competir. pero tambiÉn cuando hÁblame de la elecciones en un aÑo es un estado indeciso. donde en el pasado george bush lo ganÓ 2 veces. y despuÉs el presidente obama lo ganÓ 2 veces. ahora vamos a ver hay una batalla entre partido demÓcrata y republicano, para ver quien va a ganar el estado de la florida. >>> quÉ hacen los republicanos concretamente

like i said in florida. most of the interviews i did actually with the players in the book were conducted probably between the early to mid 90s and early 2000s. the rest of it was just research. i was able to get a hold of two cuban newspapers through the library of congress. also the sporting news did a remarkable job really covering all the latin league's back and. so that was a big source for research and the "new york times" opposite how to write with a brooklyn doctors in spring training in havana. a lot of it was just looking through old newspapers. there were books that touched on the subject here and there, maybe part of a chapter or chapter that mentioned especially books about jackie robinson. but no, unfortunately, i haven't been able to go to cuba. my family left when i was five months old and i've not been back. i am desperate to get there at some point. >> did you ever play baseball when you were little? >> mostly pickup games with friends. so no, i never played like organized ball beyond ninth

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 de habitas entre 18 y 30 aÑos de edad la alternativa mÁs barata a su adicciÓn es la heroÍna callejera.en 2011 el gobernador firmÓ una ley para controlar las clÍnicas que restaban indebidamente pÍldoras para el dolor. segÚn esta en miami las m aumentaron las muertes el 300%. seÑala que florida fallÓ en emplear sistema de tratamientos. entrecasa adictos el sistema opiÁceo continuar escalando. este indicador del uso d

florida is already your east champs. austin hardin for all the kicking woes they had, he nails it 9-7. jim mcelwain in his first year going to the s.e.c. championship. >> when you're on a championship run -- let's call it what it is -- we're on a championship run, and sometimes there is games like this. champions figure out ways to win them. and these guys are the s.e.c. east champs. they figured out a way to win and i can't tell you how proud i am of those players. >> carter: florida gets it done 9-7. they're going to be scouting s.e.c. west games going forward. in the meantime, georgia did find offense today handing kentucky their fourth straight loss and tennessee after blowing a 17-3 lead they buckle up at the end. meanwhile, b.j., number one, clemson, detloeped florida state in the atlantic. >> brian: deshaun watson screen pass, 38 yards later a touchdown, wayne golman averaging about 109 a game, 25 yards on this one for the touchdown. three penalties. no turnovers for clemson. they get the win. >> carter: galman se

, in miami, florida. barrio was believed to be in the sioux city area whererhe has family. vestigators release e name of the man found shot to death to calhoun county. the iowa department of criminal investigation have intentified him as 41-year old dale currie potter of devils lake, north iowa early yesterday. the dci is not releasing any more information surrounding the death investigation. a virginia man had a close c cl with a school bus.. and says he couldn't believe his eyes when he caught a glimpse of the driver.. allegedly distracted while behind the wheel. the man captured the encounter on his cell phone while he was a passenger in a truck traveling alongside the bus. he said the bus driver almost sideswiped the truck.. and didn't even notice. it appears that the bus driver had a handful of papers, andnd pen ininer hands.. all while transporting several elementary students. s/chris chalkley / videotaped bus driver :10 "she had a pen in her hand and she was shuffling through paperwork, and had it

>>> just east of pensacola, in the florida panhandle, is 84 acres of some of the most dangerous land in the state. this is the santa rosa correctional institution, a maximum security prison with more than 2,800 inmates. >> roll out. >> i have over 200 inmates that are serving life sentences, and i have over 200 inmates that are serving 25-year mandatory sentences. our population here at santa rosa consists of inmates that are violation of probation to drug charges to burglary to rape or murder. just coming to work, the correctional officers in an institution put themselves in danger every day. >> back out, kneel down. kneel down till i tell you to, you understand? >> i worry about them 24 hours a day. the worst thing you can have happen as a warden is one of your staff members hurt or loss of one of your staff members. >> i am going to put it in these terms just for it to be honest, understanding that this is a war. so, you don't know what to expect from day to day and minute to minute. you can't beat the people that made the system and made the rules and have all the power. >> j.c.,

and florida every identifies a lot of the problems. the big thing is the obama political machine and we're big data, it's a lie. the obama political machine without obama is no machine. they don't win. that was largely a personality based campaign in two different cycles. i did witness at least in florida the obama machine for whatever it was it was good having its consultants come down and build democrats in various races and not win them. in addition to that they would not do much to help. so you also had in addition to that folks not liking barack obama very much. if you were running for office you ran away from obama and obama's people didn't run towards you to help. >> it took republicans 40 years to recover basically from the double whammy of the eisenhower losses and the watergate losses. 40 years. they may win the white house five of the next six times just like the republicans. >> siberia is big. they keep nominating bad candidates. i want to pay rachel a compliment. ten days ago former secretary of state clinton was on your s

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? >> probably the same thing that trump's in the lead everywhere else. it's not a regional thing. >> same thing i

i tell you what, i love florida. i'm in florida all the time. and for years i've been hearing that his credit cards are disaster. i would think when you take a look at it you're going to find that. but his credit card debt and his problems with credit card and what he did when he was running the party apparatus with credit cards, i've heard about it for years. you'll have to find out. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: well, he has a very bad record of finances if you look what happened with his houses. he certainly lives above his means, there's no question about that. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: well, we're going to look -- i tell you on the debates it's interesting because i don't really care that much. i want a room. i want a podium and let's get going because i don't really care that much. but a lot of the people that are candidates who i respect many of them. not all but i respect many of them. they felt it was very unfair because hillary clinton was given all soft balls. i mean, she wasn't asked one tough question. they didn't talk about her foundat

i know florida better than they know florida. mark: that when you talk of him as a state legislator, when he was the speaker. donald trump: he tried to get the top position, or whatever, but my friend was with me, and they fought to get the top position and two minutes after he got the top position, he was running for senate and then he runs for senate and he wants to be president. i would say, and maybe i am the last person to say this, but relax. take it easy. i think he is a highly overrated person. i called him a lightweight. i think he is a lightweight. i hope i am wrong about that. we have -- i don't he has -- look, guys like you, and i am not specifically referring to you, but to be honest, you, a little bit, but i want somebody on "morning joe" this morning who was talking about how handsome he is. i think i have better looking than him. that they keep talking about how he is so handsome and how he is so wonderful and joe goes, look where he is. he is way down here, so he is probably a nice person -- and another thing tha

i will be wanting to know what the people of florida, and republicans of florida want. i was a strong education governor. i do not believe in common core. [applause] gun issue, i am a member of the board of directors of the national rifle association. i believe in gun rights. , will tell you what i will do if you, in this room, and all of your friends and colleagues in florida picked me on your ballot. what i will do is i will change washington, d.c. to restore our place in the world. i will do that. whatve to call the enemy it is. it is radical islamism. that is the enemy of this country. we do not need to be lured into condemning all muslims among us that are loyal to the united states because they exist. we must be resolute against the doctrine that the heads people, bernstein will alive, and slaves women and children, and attacks innocent people in places like paris. we will be resolute. our president has failed. weakness is provocative. beginning.ly the as obama, i have watched him closely. when he first became president, he went to egypt and apologized for this co

one about the statement of florida. florida and texas share a lot in common. we are southern states, states that are growing in states that understand the economic growth does not come from government. it comes from the men and women in this room. it comes from small businesses. it comes from entrepreneurs and people creating opportunity out of nothing. we are immigrant states, people coming from all over the world to our states. we also share a similar dislike for snow. [laughter] i like to tell people you cannot shovel sunshine. there is a reason people are fleeing high tax, high regulation states all over the country and coming to states like florida and texas because jobs and opportunity and growth and the future is in states like florida and texas. [applause] florida's primary is a critical time, and florida can play a decisive role in ensuring that the next nominee is a strong conservative. we are building a grassroots army. across florida and all across this country. i ask everyone here to join us. [applause] senator cruz: the last thing i want to say i

many of those leaving are resettling in florida. and as andy gallagher explains the influx could change the political landscape there. >> reporter: for years she has been referred to as little puerto rico and the bakery has long been it's most popular taste of the home. but there is nothing small about this region's puerto rican community. central florida is home to around 400,000 migrants from the island. and it's growing at a pace not seen in decades. this family arrived weeks ago driven by puerto rico by a deepening financial crisis. >> the unemployment is high there. here is better. you have more opportunities. i cake here july 3rd. the fourth i had an interview and i started working on the 7th now it's better. >> reporter: one of the fiction things carol did when she moved was to register to vote. puerto ricans are u.s. citizens by birth. with the number of families arriving it's significant. >> it's the highest concentration of puerto rican as in the i.-4 core dan. >> reporter: they are keenly avoid of the growing voice that t

plus if the elections are close and florida is on the line, what we do here in oceala county, we could decide who we have for the next president. >> florida is poised to be the state with the largest number of puerto ricans in the u.s. and it's thought that the exodus from the island will continue for some time to come. but growing with the new arrivals is growing political influence. >> afghanistan is warning americans to leave the country. diplomats have received information of an imminent threat in kabul. they say it could happen in the next 48 hours, but they did not offer up any other details. >>> the turkish prime minister saying that his country will not apologize for shooting down that russian warplane. the prime minister said that his county should not have to apologize for defending it's borders. at the same time russia threatening sanctions. we have more on the stand off and how it's effecting the economic standing of the two countries. >> thturkey has offered the olive branch for talks, but the kremlin is not accepting. russia said there will be no talks until turkey apolog

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.

in the light of the fact that florida's so diverse, i live in south florida, central florida is different and north florida different in regard to the demographic, et cetera, how does your guest feel about the challenges? what are the challenges for both marco rubio sure and also for donald trump in the state of florida. i'll hang up and listen. thank you. >> dr. dehaven smith? >> well, the challenge is to reach the swing voters and there really tlarnt maaren't that man. most people are either republican or democrat and the blue dog democrats vote republican but there is a swing vote. the blue dog democrats, the cuban voters are shifting and the candidates have to go to all of these locations. they can't just campaign in miami or orlando or west palm beach or tampa or jacksonville or pensacola. it's just a humongous state and very diverse and for trump i think immigration is going to be a big problem for him. it's got to cause a reaction from the hispanic and latino voters. jeb bush, his problem is he hasn't been here in ten years as governor so he's -- you know, the people don't know him

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. >> hill escapes are from another florida prison. no one has ever escaped from santa rosa, but escape was one of the first things that crossed the minds of the staff when they came across a handmade key inside bowden's cell. >> handcuff key is like, you know, mainly for my defense. you know? having a handcuff key is not really usual but sometimes it's necessary, you know, theoretically speaking, you know? >> bowden who is serving a 21-year sense for armed robbery says this isn't the first time he's received a dr during his time in prison. a disciplinary report. >> i've had possession of a weapon dr, possession of a handcuff key. you know several disrespects. a couple fighting drs. during my seven years since i been incarcerated i felt about four of them confined. >> bowden was already in the prison's close management system when he was caught with the cuff key. >> stand right here. >> 0052. >> now he must face the institutional classification team or ict who could they change his status from close management level two to level one, t

in florida, that is legalese for pimping. >> why are you doing this? >> mandy will be charged with prostitution. >> i know you're scared, honey. you need to be scared. you're going down a direction in life that you do not need to be going. you have a lot going for you. >> police hope a night in jail might help her reconsider the wisdom of further involvement from people like kabir. >> who are you protecting? are you scared of him? why are you scared? >> because i have nowhere to go. >> do you think for a second, if he's allowing you to do this to yourself, do you think he gives a shit about you? the only person that is going to get you out of this mess is you. there are tons of people that can help you. all right? but you have to be the one to set yourself in the right direction. >> i'm just really pissed off right now. really pissed off. because i should not be here. i shouldn't be here. >> michelle gray maintains her innocence and expresses feelings of betrayal after placing trust in her boyfriend's brother kabir and his girlfriend mandy. >> i'm so t

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: may i ask the gentlewoman from florida how many more speakers she has? ms. ros-lehtinen: i have no further requests for speakers. if the gentleman would like to finish up and then we'll close. mr. engel: thank you, i'll close now, i yield myself such time as i may consume. as you've heard from everyone that's spoken, the recent surge of palestinian violence against israel must stop. it must stop to save innocent lives. it must stop so that negotiations can go forward. it must stop because acts of terrorism are not to be tolerated. any way you look at it, these are terrorist acts. can have y way we peace and the only way we can have a two-state solution is if both parties sit opposite each other with no preconditions and start negotiating. i do support two-state solution. a palestinian arab state and a -- an israeli jewish state, living together in peace and harmony. but it's not going to happen if the palestinian leadership which i

in sun nil hills, florida, today -- >> oh my gosh, this came out of nowhere! i think this is like a tornado! >> reporter: a reported tornado damaging at least one house. 18 twiwiers from texas to georgia striking since friday. the biggest tornado outbreak since july. out west, more high winds. this 15-vehicle crash near bakersfield, california, injuring more than a dozen people. how many cars are in this accident? >> reporter: a woman recording the aftermath, in disbelief. in alabama, 70-mile-per-hour winds took out this high school. and in north carolina, rains crashed the commute. in florida, these drivers powered through the flood waters. texas took it the worst. at least six people are dead. streets vanished underwater and rvs floated away. south of houston, troy elmore's this tornado ripping through his family's backyard.

they moved down to florida because taxes are lower in florida. >> if i said people -- mr. trump if i said well people have said mr. trump's not worth $10 billion and people were saying you would say that was crazy. you wouldn't make a business -- >> that's a very that's right -- much different. >> it's hearsay. you're running for president of the united states. your words matter. >> this is people -- >> fact based stuff matters. >> chuck, take it easy chuck, just play cool. this is people -- >> things get heated on "meet the press" when donald trump refuses to back down from his claim that muslims in new jersey cheered 9/11. >>> the man accused of kill two people and a police officer in colorado is expected in court today. did harsh anti-abortion rhetoric motivate this attack. >>> an ugly scene in paris a city still on edge as police clash with protesters ahead of the united nations climate summit. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west this is "way too early." good morning t is monday, november 30th. i'm chris jansing here in paris. president owe ba in is in the frenc

. >> 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 aski

that the republicans went to florida to preserve the victory, and they went to florida, because they had already conceded once to contest an election, and so when jim baker and max stiponovich and those guys were there, they said that we are going to preserve this, and that is the better place. the democrat s s to this day sa that we didn't fight as hard, and we were bifurcated and the people in washington and florida and for some reason you had had eight years of democrats and the republicans were hungrier, and today, they say it is uneven battle, and they lost it. >> 15 years ago starting next week, gloria, and we have 20 seconds left, what struck you the most about the people that you spoke with, because that is extraordinary honesty. >> yes, they are honest, and 15 years to reflect, and not sp spinning anymore, and it is an important moment in american political history, the closest election in modern political history and all of them at this point are going to be saying that we will tell the truth as it happened. >> fascinating. no kidding. >> thank you. >> and so make sure that

into good times in florida. >> there were 50 to 60 of them there. the music did sound like this also. no word on what had the sharks so excited. right there, one of them almost beached himself. >> see, florida. just buy a ticket, come down. we provide the entertainment. >> and the snacks clearly. >> all right. >> coming up expert money saving advice on staying warm when you turn off the furnace this winter. >> do you really need to get in line now to get the deepest discowens on holiday gifts? >> and later the hottest holiday toys the kids of all ages will want to find under the christmas tree. >> in great falls tonight at 7:00 p.m., rudolph the red-knowsed at the mansfield theater. quoting here, fun for the whole family. >> "world news now" weather. brought to you by febreze. friends coming over? yeah, so? it stinks in here. you've got to wash this whole room are you kidding? wash it? let's wash it with febreze. for all the things you can't wash, use... ...febreze fabric refresher whoa hey mrs. webber inhales hey, it smells nice in here and try plu

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 clear skies, you may potentially be able to see the northern lights tonight as auroral activity is high. tomorrow will be another sunny and mild day. highs will reach the upper 70s. the record high is 76 from 2008. winds will again be strong from the southwe