searching for an identity. i think florida is still searching. >> gary: the offense did not show up enough. coming into the game kurt roper believed he could put 350 yards on this football team. i think will muschamp and d.j. durkin, the defensive coordinator felt they could slow the passing game down with the skill they had in their young secondary and it didn't happen. even with all the turnovers, it just didn't happen. >> verne: kenyan drake will get the handoff. fowler leads him around the left side. gets a downfield block from fowler. >> gary: i have been a big kenyan drake fan since i saw him as a scout-team runner. he caught my eye as a true freshman. when he was being redshirted. i thought, "who is that fast guy?" the starters said "you don't want to tackle that guy. he is fast." i called down to the truck to get a shot of kirby smart. we usually do that. >> verne: we always do that. >> gary: you never know if he's there. >> verne: it's like "where's waldo?" he's usually a big part of our -- >> gary: there is kirby. he's still there. he's not going to be unhappy with this de

going to track this from the ballot box through the florida supreme court and all the way up to the united states supreme court. one of the things we have here are persons who actually played in one way or audio -- another very pivotal roles in this particular event which, as you all know, hardly ever happens. but in any event let me start of -- off by telling you what my association with the bush-gore election actually turned out to be. when they discovered that we were going to have a long and drawn-out scenario as to who actually won this election, the news media as they usually do clapped their hands and say, "boy, we've got spg going here for a long time." now all we have to do is get somebody on that vietnam supreme court who is willing to tell us how the court is going to rule. that's the florida supreme court. well, obviously they couldn't get that. the next thing was well, let's find somebody who is on the supreme court and maybe he or she can help us out. that's how they got to me and i appeared in about 75 to 80 interviews on tv and on the radio give them my opinions as t

. a deep toss to him. florida state had excellent penetration. it was only the effort of thornton which has been a day-long theme that perhaps kept the game alive for nc state. >> chris: win or lose, i give that kid the game goal. guts and heart keeping that drive alive. if you throw on third down like they did so you don't burn a timeout, you know you're going for it on fourth, you have this play called. you don't need to call a timeout. the gift of shadrack, the guts of the team, the punisher as he's known as jacoby brissett. >> sean: out again to mid-field, got about eight and a half. terrance smith made the tackle. they're going to line up quickly.k, good job by bo hines to hang onto it after he got lit up by tile letter hu tyler hunter. >> todd: the tempo has been important for this nc state, getting this florida state defense worn down, very important. >> sean: brissett runs away from the rush, good catch. hines again. he's demonstrated his talent as a freshman. what a bright future he has. the question is did he catch it. >> chris: hands are underneath. you can see dave doe

florida's votes. panelists include lawyers from both sides of the case as well as the palm beach county supervisor who oversaw the recount in that area. the st. thomas university ethics center and miami-dade commission on ethics and public trust hosted this hour-long event. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> we're going to make this as realistic as possible for you. by that i mean we're going to track this from the ballot box through the florida supreme court and all the way up to the united states supreme court. one of the things we have here are persons who actually played in one way or another very pivotal roles in this particular event which, as you all know, hardly ever happens. but in any event let me start of off by telling you what my association with the bush-gore election actually turned out to be. when they discovered that we were going to have a long and drawn-out scenario as to who actually won this election, the news media as they usually do clapped their hands and said, "boy, we've got

turf and collects a huge first down gain. >> kirk: what a throw and again, these florida state linebackers, this time, it was reggie northrup, number five -- >> chris: hmm. >> kirk: great, great effort there by peak. >> chris: you would think they'd look at that. >> referee: ruling on the field was a catch. >> chris: we've had some close replays tonight. burden of proof -- this crowd got a look at it on the board, they don't think it was a catch, but they're a little biased. do the hands go under the ball here? >> kirk: it looks like a catch to me. >> chris: don't see enough there to turn it over. >> kirk: here's a good look. >> chris: it's close. his hands are really right on the ground. >> kirk: this is another good look. >> chris: does that football hit the ground, though? that is very close. >> kirk: based on all the looks we've seen so far, i think his fingers are under the football. >> chris: probably not enough to overturn it. >> kirk: oh, yeah, absolutely. whichever way it would be called on the field, based on what we're looking at -- >> chris: i don't think it's indil

turf and collects a huge first down gain. >> kirk: what a throw and again, these florida state linebackers, this time, it was reggie northrup, number five -- >> chris: hmm. >> kirk: great, great effort there by peak. >> chris: you would think they'd look at that. >> referee: ruling on the field was a catch. >> chris: we've had some close replays tonight. burden of proof -- this crowd got a look at it on the board, they don't think it was a catch, but they're a little biased. do the hands go under the ball here? >> kirk: it looks like a catch to me. >> chris: don't see enough there to turn it over. >> kirk: here's a good look. >> chris: it's close. his hands are really right on the ground. >> kirk: this is another good look. >> chris: does that football hit the ground, though? that is very close. >> kirk: based on all the looks we've seen so far, i think his fingers are under the football. >> chris: probably not enough to overturn it. >> kirk: oh, yeah, absolutely. whichever way it would be called on the field, based on what we're looking at -- >> chris: i don't think it's indil

law school at miami gardens, florida. this is an hour. this is a distinguished panel this morning. i am really excited to be the moderator. the people on this panel, i think, have thought long and hard, both in the trenches and in the academy, about voting rights and access to the ballot. in roberto martinez, we have a former u.s. attorney and someone who has served on the transition team of two state-wide elected officials. in charles zelden, we have a scholar who has written at least two books on hugely important supreme court cases. one on bush v. gore. he teaches these issues at nova southeastern in the history department. in robert hernandez, we have someone who has worked in the executive department of state government and who, perhaps more than anyone on the panel, has thought about these issues in service with respect to ethics and elections here in the state of florida. and dan gelber who has been both a federal prosecutor, a state of elected official, has again thought about these issues and on lots of levels -- most recently, at least in my knowledge, as a member of the vo

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held in say thomas, university law school in miami gardens florida. as was stated, our intention is to open up the conversation for questions from the floor. we invite you to participate by but first weons, will try to work our way through a preset agenda of sorts. this is a distinguished panel and i am excited to be the map -- moderator. the people have fought long and trenches and the in the academy about voting rights and access to the ballot. and roberta martinez we have a someone.s. attorney and who has served on the transition team's of two statewide elected official -- officials. there is a scholar that has ontten at least two books hugely important supreme court cases, one on the bush beat gore . another one sweat versus painter and teaches these issues at nova southeastern and robert fernandez we have someone who has worked in the executive department of state government and who, perhaps more than anyone on the panel has thought about these issues in service with respect to ethics and elections here in the state of lord of. and gelber two has been a federal prosecutor, stat

. >> murdered journalist steven sotloff was remembered in a funeral service in florida. he was killed by isis who posted a video of his beheading. he was kidnapped a year ago in syria covering the civil war. and the service held in his hometown of pine crest in southern florida and this is a picture of the jewish school he attended there. and it is open to the public. the school extending the societying to accommodate more people as they made respects. >> we mentioned in the top of the hour. norad is investigating an unresponsive aircraft flying on the east coast of the united states. two use fighter jets tracking that plane. here is more on that breaking news. >> those are f- 15s right now. they have tracked the airplane. it is a single nej turboprop. it can fly at the same altto youeds as commercial airliners. it was flying fromro chester, minnesota down to naples, florida. it became unresponsive on the atlantic ocean. and they will try to see inside and this brings back memories of the pa ynestewart where the lear jet lost pressurization and crashing in dakota and we had a plane th

off from rochester, new york, earlier today was bound for naples, florida, but somewhere along the line and ran into problems and is unresponsive not talking to anyone on the ground. the plane has continued on that straight green line you see there off of the east coast of florida out over cuba. a couple f-15s began chasing it at the request of the north american air defense command but they have not been able to make contact apparently the windows are fogged or frosted over. let's talk about the possibilities here with a former marine corps pilot, retired airline captain and aviation consultant. jp, it does not sound good. let's just say that right off the bat. >> obviously, john, you pegged it with windows iced up and you have pressurization failure and you have unresponsive person and if there were other people in the cockpit, obviously they would be responding. so probably the worst case scenario, lack of oxygen and they have succumbed. >> we understand it was flying at 25,000 feet. if you lose pressure at an altitude like that, you have seconds or minutes where if you get to a

based here, in florida. in this state, one out of every ten jobs is in a restaurant. we've come here to investigate what recourse workers have when they don't get the wages they earned. in the center of miami beach, david's cafe is a popular cuban restaurant. for many years its owners operated a twin restaurant, called david's cafe two, just a mile away. in 2012, david's cafe two closed down. but there was a problem. >> where's the money, david?! woo! where's the money david?! >> more than twenty of its employees said they were owed a combined seventy-four thousand dollars in unpaid wages. >> evelio de silva worked at david's cafe two. he says that paychecks from the owner, adrian gonzalez, started bouncing about a year before the restaurant closed. >> tony fernandez worked at david's cafe for fourteen years. >> the workers went to the federal department of labor. months later they each received a letter acknowledging that they were owed money, but saying that the department would take no further action, and providing a phone number to find a private attorney. >> it's supposed t

. >>> tampa, florida, is in the building. >> chris: eric striker, he's excitable. an exciting period. let's go down to heather with coach stoops. >> heather: coach, congrats on the win. now, you came in unbeaten, but some would say unproven, as well. what did your team show you tonight? >> we made some improvement. we still, you know, we're still young in the season. it's only the third game. we've got a lot we can be bet earl at and that's what we'll keep pushing for. you have try to build through the year. >> heather: oklahoma always prides its on its elf on its de. what did you think of them tonight? >> i thought they were incredible. we were out of another series with -- we got an offsides that gave them, you know, another chance, but other than that, we played fabulous. you know, they got great pressure to the quarterback all night. really eliminated the run game. and did what we needed to. >> heather: coach, up in the booth late in the game, there was a lot of talk about how this oklahoma team just feels a little bit different. in your mind, what makes this team special and unique? >>

, florida, is in the building. >> chris: eric striker, he's excitable. an exciting period. let's go down to heather with coach stoops. >> heather: coach, congrats on the win. now, you came in unbeaten, but some would say unproven, as well. what did your team show you tonight? >> we made some improvement. we still, you know, we're still young in the season. it's only the third game. we've got a lot we can be bet earl at and that's what we'll keep pushing for. you have try to build through the year. >> heather: oklahoma always prides its on its elf on its de. what did you think of them tonight? >> i thought they were incredible. we were out of another series with -- we got an offsides that gave them, you know, another chance, but other than that, we played fabulous. you know, they got great pressure to the quarterback all night. really eliminated the run game. and did what we needed to. >> heather: coach, up in the booth late in the game, there was a lot of talk about how this oklahoma team just feels a little bit different. in your mind, what makes this team special and unique? >> we're work

pro tempore: the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. bishop: i appreciate my friend's from virginia's effort to try and save my immortal soul. you failed. whether it's one person or multiple people being abused, abuse is wrong and unfortunately we have two supreme court decisions that have said the same thing. the agencies abuse their authority. it's time for congress to step in and with that i am happy to yield three minutes to my good friend from texas, mr. gohmert. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. r. gohmert: this rule is critical. i have a resolution here adopted by the county commissioner's court and judge of saint augustine county and they state the obvious. be it resolved that saint augustine county strongly opposes the new rule to define waters of the united states and that it increases the need for burdensome and costly permitting -- permitting requirements, infringes on private property rights and circumvents the legislative process, thus the will of the people. be it further resolved that congress, not f

bundy. he is seven days away from execution. >> spin you around. >> florida authorities are not going to allow him to avoid the electric chair again. >> first of all, ted bundy, seven days is a short time for a death penalty. why is that? >> it's almost 11 years since the crime was committed, so i don't consider it to be short at all. and i believe the death warrant was properly signed and that justice needs to prevail, and it should take place next tuesday. >> bundy was convicted of killing two college students and a 12-year-old girl in florida. now police investigators are trying to get bundy to admit he also killed dozens of other women in a multiyear, cross-country rampage. one of those investigators is former seattle detective bob capel, who has been hunting bundy for more than a decade. now, keptel wants to know what bundy is willing to say about other missing women. >> testing, one, two, three, four, five, six. >> make no bones about it, i am looking for an opportunity to tell the and try to tell the story. the way it made sense to me, and the way it will help not just yo

back-loaded schedule. we talked about stanford and florida state, usc coming in. >> kirk: they're going to have to get better. for them to be able to beat teams like stanford or a florida state or a usc, going to have to be able to run the football better. and everett golson's going have to play the way he's capable of playing, which is avoiding mistakes. >> chris: our friend dick vital, huge notre dame fan, says, better than all you experts have said, baby. they'll win ten games this year. >> kirk: he's probably -- he's probably counting on losses to florida state and, what do you think, usc out at the coliseum? i don't know. >> chris: does he mean ten in the regular season? that would be logical. >> kirk: yeah. but you know what? everybody on their schedule, if they play the way they can play, they can -- they can play with everybody on their schedule. >> chris: bryant. hit hard by cameron lynch. >> kirk: notre dame fans think no matter who is on the roster, they're going to win 10, 11, 12, every year. but i'm shocked by, if you are just observing notre dame, is the way you're p

from her home in lakeland, florida, on august 7, 2009, ssibly by two adult relatives. authorities fear they may have taken emily to mexico. emily has a scar on her right arm. 5-year-old l landon league was last seeeen at his home in las vegas, neveada on june 23, 2008. he is believ to be with his non-custodial mother, who may have takenen him out of state. please he us find him. missing from b belngham, washington, lisasa darrow was lt seen on january 26, 2012; she is believed to have run away from homememe, possibly travelling of state. lisa is 16-years-old. she e has brown hair and blue eyes. ryan esparza was last seen in pasadena, texas on june 14, 2007. the circumstances of his disappance are unknown, but he may still be in the local area. ryan is 5-foot-7and has brown hair and brown eyes. joseph frazier of tukwila, washington has been missing since october 24, 2007. the circumstances of joseph's disappearance are unknown. joseph has black hair and brown eyeses. when last seen he was wearing a black jacket and blue jeans. missing under unknown circumstances, lee cutler was las

gore had really defeated bush, right? bush stole it, right? remember florida in 2000? do you think that al gore would have put roberts on the court to be bend it conservatives so they could do what they did yesterday, render a ruling without an opinion on voting rights? do you think liberals would have roled out voting rights on the supreme court. if bush had not won we would not have a supreme court. elections have consequences. so get out and vote and protect your yard because that's what this is all about. and when they say they are determined to do things, believe them. i want to know what you think. is a republican takeover of congress dangerous for america? text a for yes, b for no. we'll bring you results later in the show. this is no small order what unfolded in ohio yesterday through the supreme court of the united states. let me bring in my guests now. mike, you first. is this ruling signal by the supreme court? would a liberal court have done this? >> this is a court that has become an extension of aggressive repunitive republican policy. they are keeping the elderly, st

muestra estÁ este camiÓn militar que acaba de adquirir la universidad internacional de la florida y tiene un valor comercial de 700.000 $ pero como forma parte del departamento de detonaciones de la defensa, la universidad sÓlo tuvo que pagar 2500 $. >> es un camiÓn que estÁ diseÑado para proteger a lo que estÁn dentro del camiÓn sea balas o bombas. pero tambiÉn estÁ diseÑado para abrir una calle que estÁ bloqueada. nos permite llevar auxilio hacia donde haga falta. >> yo entiendo muy bien la percepciÓn del pÚblico cuando dicen que la universidad no hace falta este tipo... >> uno se siente mÁs protegido cuando se habÍa escuchado un rumor de una persona que estaba haciendo cosas indebidas. >> este programa del pentÁgono que fue aprobado por el congreso asegura que cada policÍa que recibe el equipo es responsable de capacitar al personal para el uso correcto del armamento de guerra. >> vamos ahora con otra informaciÓn, vamos a hablar con inmigraciÓn. un estado de la naciÓn permite que los indocumentados soliciten licencias de conducir. desde miami, le contamos cuÁles son

accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend. police say they found him in florida. fox 29's sabina kuriakose live in upper darby. sabina. >> reporter: lucy, police say 38 year old lowry killed his girlfriend fled to florida. he was extradited and charged with murder today. let's take a look at his mug shot. upper darby police say they have more than enough physical evidence to prove lowry murdered his girlfriend in her em mr. son of a home last month. he is charged with strangling 3884 old griffin with a phone cord and then fleeing in her car to florida early last month. concerned family members called police when they didn't hear from griffin. officers found her body they believe she was dead for at least three days before police found her. during that time, it's believed lowry drove to florida. now, police say he has a long history of domestic abuse against griffin who had filed for her fifth protection from abuse order from lowry just one month before she was killed. upper dash plea police superintendent michael chitwood said lowry killed griffin after she refused to let him mov

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, florida, when it veered off course and lost impact with ground control. the coast guard and jamaican military officials are searching for the wreckage. >>> at a memorial service in florida, hundreds of people paying a final farewell to murdered journalist steven sotloff. a letter he had written in captivity was read. sotloff told his family to be happy and to stay positive and that if they did not meet again, he hoped they would in heaven. i'm kelly wright. i'll see you at 1:00 p.m. with julie bandaras for a brand new hour of news. now back to forbes on fox. for all your headlines, log on to fox news.com. >>> well, next time you dine out, take a closer look at your dinner bill because more restaurants are adding an obama care surcharge. a group of california eateries now slapping customers with an extra 3% to pay for mandated health coverage for their employees. will more of our viewers start seeing the surcharges. what do you think, john? >> i think what's happening in california is beautiful, and i hope it leads to proposition -- it's beautiful what's happening here. >> why? >> the

syrian opposition. money pours in to the race for florida's governor. afghan leaders reach a power- sharing deal. and what's working and not in the fight to combat ebola in west afirca. >> ifill: more than 100 world leaders are gathering at the u.n. tomorrow to discuss the impact of climate change and to try to move toward new agreement. but potential action from governments or even a lack of it is only part of the story. major voices in business, philanthropy, science and the environmental movement are announcing their own initiatives this week hoping to mobilize public attention. hundreds of activists poured onto the streets of new york's financial district, snarling downtown traffic to protest capitalism's role in climate change. >> wall street invests in all the polluting, wasteful, toxic, destructive and disruptive industries that are causing this crisis. wall street itself is profiting from the destruction of this planet and its human and natural resources. so we have to stop them. >> ifill: a short distance away, secretary of state john kerry lent his weight to the cause, op

put on death row for the murders of derrick and duane moo young in florida, he had been living a life of luxury in england. >> kris had come to england when he was quite young, worked very hard and became a millionaire. >> in england, kris became a millionaire after working as a truck driver and becoming a business magnate. >> i was in business importing all sorts of foodstuffs. i started small and became the largest importer. >> he got a rolls-royce and then began to get into horse racing. >> i would be able to push 100 horses, 12 trainers. >> kris amassed the second biggest stable of horse races in england. only the queen had more. having emigrated from trinidad, kris also mingled with members of parliament, gaining entrance into an upper class, lily white society rarely available to immigrants of color. >> when i got arrested for these murders, a member of parliament said we know maharaj, something is wrong. i've been praying. >> kris first met the men he had been accused of killing when he began importing their food from jamaica. after years of doing business together, derrick moo

castle county police. >> contestants from florida and ohio won the first night of preliminary competition in the miss america contest. we got a sneak peek at the state footwear of the contestants. you can get a closer look at all of these heels this saturday at the legendary show us your shoes parade on the boardwalk. the contestants will show off costumes and there will be other entertainment as well. >>> and of course 6abc is your source for all the glitz and glamour and excitement. coverage of the miss america pagent kicks off at 7 o'clock on sunday evening. >> could be a good weekend for ac which needs a good weekend with all the news going on. >>> 4:38. more stories you didn't see last night. the search for five missing children down south has ended way tragic and gruesome discovery and the father is now behind bars. >> an armed suspect threatened a jewelry store employee during a robbery. what he told the clerk left police puzzled. david. >> we are dressing the kids in shorts and t's. a little cool in neighborhoods but getting into the low 80's in areas this afternoon. d

? 4-0. they have a back-loaded schedule. we talked about stanford and florida state, usc coming in. >> kirk: they're going to have to get better. for them to be able to beat teams like stanford or a florida state or a usc, going to have to be able to run the football better. and everett golson's going have to play the way he's capable of playing, which is avoiding mistakes. >> chris: our friend dick vital, huge notre dame fan, says, better than all you experts have said, baby. they'll win ten games this year. >> kirk: he's probably -- he's probably counting on losses to florida state and, what do you think, usc out at the coliseum? i don't know. >> chris: does he mean ten in the regular season? that would be logical. >> kirk: yeah. but you know what? everybody on their schedule, if they play the way they can play, they can -- they can play with everybody on their schedule. >> chris: bryant. hit hard by cameron lynch. >> kirk: notre dame fans think no matter who is on the roster, they're going to win 10, 11, 12, every year. but i'm shocked by, if you are just observing notre dame, i

again out of conference. kentucky playing florida tonight. and hutson mason, long night. it looked like it was going to be a short night with first and goal at the 4. >> gary: a.j. cann and corey robinson and alan knott have gotten movement the whole game. you have to trust them to get movement on this one. >> verne: goes left. see where the spot is. >> gary: i thought he made a few inches on that play. >> verne: look where the right foot spot is. see where the foot is? >> gary: i don't see how the bottom judge can call that. he had no view at all. seems like the other judge had a better view of it. he's got -- he's guessing as much as we are. >> verne: yeah. >> gary: the judge on the other side of the field has the call amount first down. >> verne: are you sure? >> gary: yeah. >> verne: okay. >> gary: there's no way can it be overturned. he makes a few inches. now he's lost. nobody can see anything. >> verne: here comes the chain. are you still sure? >> gary: a very close game. >> verne: but you were so aggressive. >> gary: when you're right, you're right. they're reviewing the ca

headquarters, this plane departed rochester, new york, was on a flight plane headed to naples, florida, and now it's not responding at all. do we know how many people are on board that plane? >> we don't know details about who may be on board. we know it appears this flight left rochester around the 8:00, 8:30 hour this morning, and it was supposed to land in naples around 2:05 p.m. so we know that is the flight plan. why this pilot is not communicating, we don't know. we saw a similar situation last weekend, a plane fly into restricted airspace here in washington, d.c. same situation, pilot not response im. we know fighter jets were following and tracking this plane. unfortunately, it crashed into the atlantic ocean. so similar situation just within days of each other but we're watching this one. >> when we say general aviation, we mean a private plane, not a commercial airline or anything along those lines. it's a light business and utility aircraft that we're told. let me go to barbara starr over at the pentagon. this plane moving i guess closer and closer to cuban airspace. that could b

orleans, louisiana, and orlando, florida. we introduced this legislation late last year based on the investigative work of our subcommittee and in response to a government accountability office report that found that v.a.'s major construction projects have been mired in mismanagement. the report concluded early last year that these projects are more than $360 million each over budget and almost three years on average behind schedule. the v.a. construction assistance act implements g.a.o. recommended reforms by assigning medical equipment planners to these construction projects and streamlining the change order process. the proposal also gos a step further by requiring the assignment of an emergency manager from the army corps of engineers, independent of the v.a., to oversee these projects. and only these three major medical facility projects currently under construction. the g.a.o. specifically singled out the army corps of engineers as an organization with a record of building similar projects within budget and on schedule for the department of defense. our veterans cannot simply h

this morning. its flight plan had it bound for naples, florida. the passengers haven't responded to several messages to communicate. norad and the faa are keeping an eye on this situation. we'll brng you more as soon as it comes in. >>> just ahead, a third american now on american soil with the ebola virus. we're live from the hospital that just received him right in the heart of the country. that's after the brack. break. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here c

. a couple hours later people became concerned. it was supposed to land in naples, florida. and as you can see, it is now south of cuba and heading toward the island of jamaica. getting new information here as we know that those f-15 fighter jets have been flying around it, as have cuban authorities, just based upon different air spaces, reporting the pilot seemed slumped over, reporting the windows frosted on this small airplane. and just quickly, one other nugget we have, this is according to barbara starr's reporting at the pentagon, there are believed to be in addition to the pilot, one or two other people on board. rene marsh, let me go to you, as you're working this with us very closely. you have some new information. what, about the altitude of the plane? what do you have? >> right, brooke. when you look at flightaware.com, which we often depend on for flight data, looking at the raw data, it seems like whatever went wrong happened around the 10:00 hour, which jives with what the faa told us. the faa says that the pilot stopped responding to radio calls around 10:00 this mor

>>> on this episode of "death row stories" -- in a tiny florida town an 11-year-old girl is found raped and murdered. >> that little girl died in the dark, alone with a monster. >> and the investigation leads the police back to one of their own. >> of course, we didn't want to believe a police officer would do this. >> i had always wanted to get in law enforcement, and here i am going to death row. >> but a miami detective becomes convinced the ex-cop is innocent. >> there really was no hard evidence. >> we have an innocent guy here. this is crazy. >> and the case takes an unexpected turn. >> you never say it can't be. because often it is. >> there's a body in the water. >> he was butchered and murdered. >> many people proclaim their innocence. >> in this case there are a number of things that stink. >> this man is remorseless. >> he needs to pay for it with his life. >> the electric chair flashed in front of my eyes. >> get a conviction at all costs. let the truth fall where it may. ♪ >>> i was the chief of police for the city of mascotte. mascotte, florida is a small poor comm

scrimmage and incomplete as we roll to the end of september. notre dame, number 8 in the country. florida state, they keep messing around, they're going to slip up at some point. >> joey: i wouldn't be surprised to see them drop behind oregon, alabama, oklahoma, all three of those teams have looked far more impressive than florida state. >> joe: should baylor hop texas a&m. baylor folks think so. >> joey: does it matter at this point? >> mario: they're watching the baylor radio booth next to us. >> joe: they had that texas a&m game going on. came back and won that one in overtime. >> joey: rivalries run deep in college football, joe. >> joe: you think florida state maybe drops out of the number one spot even with the win? >> joey: i don't think they're the number one team in the country right now. the only reason they're number one in the polls, they won last year's national championship, and they haven't lost yet fourth down coming up for baylor, special teams unit comes out. here's a chance for chris callahan. red shirt kicker made his first field goal of the season. just barely squeeze

2000 mullford road in mulberry, florida, as the sergeant first class daniel m. ferguson post office. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from georgia, mr. collins, and the gentleman from nevada, mr. horsford, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. collins: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. collins: and madam speaker, at this point it is my privilege to also recognize the gentleman from florida, mr. ross, and yield him such time as he may consume to speak upon his bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. ross: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i rise today to commemorate the life of a brave soldier and to recognize his dedication to serving his fellow man. his name is sergeant

and also in florida, you've been getting drenched. the storm that was in the intermountain west kicks out today. there could be wind damage, large hail possibly, isolated tornado near the colorado/kansas border the strongest storms, pueblo, we'll watch you. a lot of clouds and rain down there, especially northern florida, central florida, through georgia, and eventually south carolina. so that's kind of your rainy monday. atlanta down into florida. looking ahead to tomorrow, we're still going to deal with on and off showers and storms in florida. we dry it out in atlanta. notice we will cool it off too in boston, in new york, in d.c. it was 87 yesterday in boston. 87. one of the warmest days of the entire summer. >> it's so disheartening for so many people who love fall and they want to see that transformation take place. >> sunburns, apple picking. >> doesn't make sense. thanks, bill. >>> in honor of national coffee day today, we're going to tell you where you can get a free cup of joe this morning. >>> plus, the scene of a horrific monster truck accident all caught on camera. to map

or not there is income tax in that state. people don't just move to florida because of the weather. it's a no income tax state, so that's one of the reasons a lot of folks like to move there. and increasingly, people approaching retirement are thinking about how can i pay for my health care in retirement? >> if you take all those factors into account, where are all the best places to retire? >> there are web sites who do lists on the best places to retire, and it's important to look at what they use for their rankings and what the metrics are. one of the sites i saw that was best was wallethub. they used about 25 metrics, and their top city to move to would be tampa, florida. florida is on here a couple times. orlando, florida is on there as well. but it's interesting that one of the cities, grand prairie, texas, one of the reasons it's on there, it was number two in terms of health care. so a lot of folks are interested in that. >> what about overland park, kansas showing up on there? >> that was also health care, and another important consideration, a lot of retirees, whether you

rare that we mention florida on this show without being followed by the words "man arrested" but we are doing just that. on november 4, florida will vote on prop 2, the right to medical marijuana initiative. ( cheers and applause ) now wait a minute before you start with that business and kevin strarts booking a podcast tour of orlando let's take a look at how they chose to push this initiative. then we'll see. ♪ oh, yes, it's weed you're the one that i want ♪ ( cheers and applause ) it turns out that the only way to connect with a population that's old enough to have a living memory of high school in the 1950 system a parody. given that this is florida, i want you to come up with other initiatives we can expect to see on the ballot. i'm putting 60 seconds on the clock, starting now. >> prop 69-a. that is we take two archipelagos and put them at the base of florida so it does look like dick and balls. >> chris: justin. >> i'm going to say prop 85-- can we do something about this heat! ( cheers and applause ) >> chris: jen. >> every woman's busch garden has to be brazilian waxed.

alabama, florida, kentucky, maryland, woe west virginia and texas. professors delivered findings. a second discussion considered the reports and spoke about the implications for national healthcare reform. speakers include alice rivlin, stuart butler and sarah kliff. this is an hour and 40 minutes. we will show you as much of this as we can until the hearing about ebola gets under way at 2:30. >> let's get started. good afternoon and welcome to the national press club. i'm tom gais. the public policy research arm of the state university of new york. today's forum examines inmrem s implementation of the affordable care act in the south. he would will hear from individual states from the respective research teams. finally, we will have a wide ranging discussion among four excellent analysts on what the experiences mean to national health reform. the reports and the forum come out of a 35-state study, the implementation network. it's coordinated by three institutions, the rockefeller, brookings institution and the fells instituted government of the university of pennsylvania. i would l

news story comes to us from june per-- jupiter florida former home of bert renolds is like jupiter the planet, muggy toxic but more transmannian devil. i'm not going to tell you what the story is about but the headline includes the word cherries waffle tennis and arrested so comedians what is the huffington post florida story about a an on probation tennis instructor burned down a waffle house because they neglected to put cherries in a shirley temple? (laughter) >> b a children's party clown date waffle was arrested for attack kids with a tennis racket when he suspected his partner cheree of giving a hand job to the father of the birthday boy. c cherry's waffle tennis is the name of the woman arrested for using a stolen credit card to buy a spear gun. one of these is real paul f tompkins. >> well, now these all could be real. >> yes. >> and i cannot wait until the experiment that is florida is concluded and we see the results. but here's what i wanted to see is c. >> all right let's find out, the correct answer is c. cherry waffle-- wow wow. >> wow defiant to the end cherry waffle