i don't want to say it was a dumb call by florida either. dumb play by florida. they're playing hard right to the end of the game. >> verne: ts mccalister. austin shepherd did not get his man blocked. >> gary: jalen tabor, another guy that's hurt that the florida faithful are raving about that have watched these people practice. >> verne: five minutes to go. 42-21. second and goal. derrick henry. third and goal. >> gary: the student section are afraid to leave because there is a lot of security going here. if they catch anybody leaving early, they might not be able to -- there is not one student that has left early. >> verne: you're right. he called them out a few years ago. >> gary: the section is totally full. >> verne: leon orr, starting defensive tackle for florida. they're all standing. not all of them but most of them. >> gary: they're full all the way to the top still. >> gary: i know the score is out of whack, and remember, that is one of his guys, will muschamp over there, he says "don't take it personally. i've got to get my team ready." let jacob coker

outgained florida state by almost 100 yards. we talked again and again, and the tone was set very early with missed opportunities to score touchdowns. to kick field goals. the disastrous play when they were four inches away from the goal line. the bad snap sets them back. you get in the red zone seven times against this defense in their ballpark and you only come out with what they did on the scoreboard, 17 points, not nearly good enough. >> chris: not >> kirk: not at all. once the game went back and forth and got into overtime, with the way their field goal kicking was going, it's going to be a game that dabo swinney and chad morris will go back and, on one hand, i think they found their quarterback for the rest of this year in deshaun watson. on the other end, the number one team in the nation was on the ropes and they couldn't capitalize on a lot of golden opportunities deep in florida state territory. >> chris: kicks made and missed have decided so many games down here. sometimes it's not just the kickers making or missing.

and the florida supreme court had just ruled, and they ruled that there should be a recount in florida. the first thing out of the senator's mouth was, "judge, isn't that the worst opinion you ever heard of?" and i said, well, senator, you know, it's only been out about 20 minutes. i haven't even read it. he said, "but it's a terrible opinion." >> i -- he said, i'm assuming that you head -- read it. he said, "i didn't stro read it to know it's a terrible peafpblet at which time i said to him, request, senator, you you you norings stop being a hypocrite. you don't tell the chairman of the senate judiciary committee "stop being a hypocrite" on national television, but i have never worried about that. i usually call it the way i see it. i said if you don't like something and don't care what the reason fering is behind it, you're just going to be opposed to it. that's what i mean when i say you're a hypocrite. if you fairly evaluated it and then came up with an opinion, that would be something he is. right there they cut off the program and switched to the follow-up guests, who were jerry

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 a

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,

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 that flew in the restrictive air. it is too early to tell if it is simply a ro failure or malfunction or those folks are in trouble. >> the f- 15 on the hunt. let us know if you get more information. >> folks are jumpy about airplanes these days. >> and now to bombshell new claims about the benghazi terror attacks. three security operatives on the ground the night four americans died in benghazi, told fox news, they were told to stand down and wait before going to the consulate. mike emmanuel is in washington. tell us how the security personnel was told to do in benghazi that night. >> reporter: heather our colleague bret baier interviewed the cia operators and said within five minutes they were thumbs up and ready to go. top cia officer named bob delayed them 30 minutes. >> we

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but it is pronounced in florida. florida is a state that is always in play. when you have -- nobody wonders what is going to happen in new york on november 5. but they wonder what is going to happen in florida. when you have close elections, it tends to me much more important. the fault lines are displayed more proudly to the world. we obviously saw that in 2000. it happens with all of these issues. the question is, whether efforts to promote integrity are simply being used to try to change the outcome of elections. i am not worried about appearing too partisan. frankly, florida is a state where the apparatus of elections is run by the legislature, which is republican. it may be different in states where democrats run the legislature. here in florida, most of the efforts to deliver integrity to the process, whether it is a purge, voter id, most of those generally are intended more to suppress the vote then to ensure integrity. things like early voting constraints and purging really aren't a lot of people running to t

but pronounced in florida. florida is a state always in play. so when you have -- no one wonders what will happen in new york on november 5. they wonder what will happen in florida when you have the apparatus of elections tends to be much more important. the fault lines are displayed more proudly to the world when you have a close election. we obviously saw that in 2000. issues, the question is whether efforts to promote integrity are simply being used as a stalking horse to try to change the outcome of elections. i am not worried about appearing too partisan because florida is a state where the apparatus of the state is run by the legislature, which is republican legislature. it may be different states where democrats run it but here in florida most of the efforts to deliver core integrity whether it is purge and voter id, most of those generally are intended thanto suppress the vote to ensure integrity. things like early voting , not aints and purging lot of people running to the polls with fake ids to vote.

>> also low paid workers in florida, if you want to call them low-paid. we have a very, very strong legal system here... >> but we've met employees through that system and the court has found in their favor. they still haven't got their money back. >> well, you can't make, one thing is true here in the united states. if the defendant doesn't have any money, you can have a judgment against that person but you can't send them to jail because they can't pay their debts, or don't pay their debts. that's just a fact of life. >> the food service industry recorded sales last year of over six hundred billion dollars. it is the largest employer of minimum wage jobs in the country, jobs that can leave full-time workers below the federal poverty threshold. in nearby fort lauderdale, gloria lewis prepares dinner every sunday for some of the city's homeless population. >> i'm a waitress but i've been cooking from the time i was eight years old. on the islands, you got to cook, i'm sorry. if you're going to get a husband, you better cook. >> she and her husband started

outgained florida state by almost 100 yardrds. we talked again and again, and the tone was set very early with missed opportunities to score touchdowns. to kick field goals. the disastrous play when they were four inches away from the goal line. the bad snap sets them back. you get in the red zone seven times against this defense in their ballpark and you only come out with what they did on the scoreboard, 17 points, not nearly good enough. >> chris: not >> kirk: not at all. once the game went back and forth and got into overtime, with the way their field goal kicking was going, it's going to be a game that dabo swinney and chad morris will go back and, on one hand, i think they found their quarterback for the rest of this year in deshaun watson. on the other end, the number one team in the nation was on the ropes and they couldn't capitalize on a lot of golden opportunities deep in florida state territory. >> chris: kicks made and missed have decided so many games down here. sometimes it's not just the kickers making or missing.

it headed south there en route to naples, florida. you see there that dogleg where it turned which would have been turning to the left. turning east as it headed down toward naples. that happened right at about 10:00 eastern. 2 1/2 hours into the flight. at that moment the plane also descended from 28,000 feet to 25,000 feet. this is coming from the radar data that we get from flightaway.com. that's the moment the plane turned and descended down to 25,000 feet. why that happened whether they were told to do so by air travel control or whether pilots initiated that on their own, we don't know. we know since 10:00 eastern, a couple of hours now, 4 hours and 15 minutes since that turn it's been flying at roughly the same heading. 167 degrees and right at 25,000 feet. just now though if you look at the track there over jamaica as it is now exited cuban airspace headed over the island of jamaica, it appeared to make a couple of turns there on that track possibly going down, possibly going up a little bit as it is near entering jamaica. we

florida wins. they survive the upset bid from kentucky and what a fitting way for us to close out the night there, as well. there you see it. three overtimes. they got that fourth and goal in the first overtime when they had to score a touchdown. they did. look at the huge game from robinson. 15 catches, 216 yards and two touchdowns. florida remains unbeaten. that's going to wrap it up for us. hope you enjoyed this great day of college football. we'll see you next week when we'll do it all again. thanks for watching. >>> a father of three is run down while crossing the street by philadelphia the driver was being pursued by police. it was a tragic ending and ended with one final heroic act. i'm walter perez and the big story on "action news" is search for hit-and-run driver that cost a map his life. loved ones came together to remember james barnes as a wonderful father and in the end a hero. ken has that story. >> that large group was remembering the victim well known this this community. he had th

florida wins. they survive the upset bid from kentucky and what a fitting way for us to close out the night there, as well. there you see it. three overtimes. they got that fourth and goal in the first overtime when they had to score a touchdown. they did. look at the huge game from robinson. 15 catches, 216 yards and two touchdowns. florida remains unbeaten. that's going to wrap it up for us. hope you enjoyed this great day of college football. we'll see you next week when we'll do it all again. thanks for watching. hey,y, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps a head. temexiss gurrin. juppa left. fluppa jown! brone a brood. what? catch up on what everyone'e's talking about with the x1 entertainment operating system. preloaded with the latest episodes of the top 100 shows. only from

desde miami florida danney primero. >> sobre este tema le preguntamos en nuestro lunes social. apoya usted que se les dÉ licencia de conducir a indocumentados en su estado? vamos a comenzar en facebook en donde nos dicen que si es necesario darle licencia a los indocumentados porque lo necesitan para trabajar. por otro lado, opinan que mejorarÍa la economía del estado. emily de michigan nos dice que en su estado de muchas familias que lo necesitan. >> estados unidos comienza a bombardear posiciones de isis en irak. >> comienzan los bombardeos de estados unidos contra isis asÍ lo dijo un alto funcionario militar que confirmÓ que aviones estadounidenses atacaron posiciones del estado islÁmico cerca de bagdad. el presidente barack obama pretende que se apruebe un presupuesto para combatir el Ébola en África. tendrá como su mÁs alta prioridad la lucha con esa alta mortalidad. serÁn desplegados unos 3000 efectivos estadounidenses en África. una misteriosa fiebre hemorrÁgica tines hasta ahora alarmado a las autoridades mexicanas. >> trabajadores en caracas limpian suelos

which governor took florida to the bottom? charlie crist. what's worse, he didn't stay to fix the mess, he ran away. >> reporter: for his part, crist tries to remind voters of the scandal that surrounded scott's tenure as head of the hospital group columbia h.c.a., which was fined $1.7 billion for medicare fraud. >> in every job he's ever had, rick scott has ducked the truth. while his company was committing medicare fraud, he pled the fifth, 75 times. and wouldn't even confirm his signature. it looks like my signature, but what's your question? rick scott. too shady for the sunshine state. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, they have equally harsh words about the other. >> charlie crist is a slick politician. he's a smooth talker. >> i think the reason my opponent runs negative ads is to try to suppress the vote. because that's what rick scott does. >> reporter: and both are making a big play for the rapidly growing and influential latino vote. nearly a quarter of florida's population is hispanic or latino and latinos make up nearly 14% of

and then florida state. they play nine straight weeks, which includes a stretch at clemson's death valley. tough schedule ahead in the acc for the orange. another complex into traffic, nice catch by adrian flemming, the senior into irish territory. >> kirk: there was so much about where are they going to be, the big east, the aac, they finally found a home in the acc. i think that's finally going to help them as they grow in football and all their sports. i think they're going to fit in. it's different rivalries. >> chris: hunt, near sideline. fleming couldn't hold it. 31 seconds to play. >> kirk: going to have a big impact on recruiting. i think -- one thing we know about scott shafer is, he has, you know, he has ties to ohio. they want to do well in this state here in new jersey, new york. but they also want to be able to move down the coast and i think the visibility of being in the acc can help them be able to accomplish that. >> chris: new jersey/new york area. pennsylvania's not far away. important rec

tiffany warringt was reported missing from florahome, florida on december 15, 2004. authorities believe that tiffany was abducted by her non-custodial mother, summer warrington, shown here. warrington may use the alias last name "smith." tiffany was 3 years old at the time of her disappearance. this age-progressed photo shows what she might look like today. girl: sometimes i walk home from school and a car pulls up to me? second girl: you should never, ever talk to them because you don't know what their intentions are, and they're a stranger, and you don't know them personally. boy: stay as farar away from the car as you can. second boy: there are a lot of bad peoplele out there, so you should stay away from all strangers becausyou never know what they could do to you. third girl: definitely. you never talk to anybody that rolls down the window. you know, you don't know who's out there. you don't knknow what they want from you. alex: don't go away. we'll be righback with more missing cas. girl: children need to know how to contact a parent or ather trusted adult in c

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it's come all the way from new york to florida. it's now turned out over eastern florida in the atlantic headed for cuba. how much fuel will it have left before it goes down somewhere, wolf. >> we're showing viewers this map. it's heading towards cuba. do we know how far away from cuban airspace the small private jet is right now? >> we don't. we don't have that exact figure at this point. we just know that it is headed that way. we know that the u.s. military at this hour in conversation with cuban authorities, as well as the u.s. coast guard. we are getting a little bit more information about the type of plane. we know seven seats on board. we know this is a fixed wing single engine plane. to your point, we don't know how many individuals are actually on board this plane. >> usually a plane like this would have a pilot and co-pilot, not just one pilot, right? >> perhaps. it's really unclear as to, again, the number of people on board, and, still, even though we're hearing that most likely this is a situation of hypoxia, we don't

i thank the gentleman from florida, mr. steve southerland, for making the initiative on this bill and i thank the chairman again tore yielding me time. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. . the chair: the gentleman yields back his time. the gentleman from west virginia has 6 1/2 minutes remaining, and the gentleman from pennsylvania has 16 minutes remaining, and the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. shuster: thank you, mr. chairman. it's now my pleasure to recognize the gentleman from new york, mr. collins, for one minute. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. collins: i thank the gentleman from pennsylvania for yielding. mr. chairman, expanding the scope of waters of the united states is a dangerous expansion of authority, strongly opposed by the farmers in my western new york district. in may, i led a bipartisan letter with mr. schrader of oregon, supported by a majority of this house asking the e.p.a. and the army corps of engineers to w

when i started, it was a bloody time period in florida. there were seven execution warrants the day i was hired. we had seven active warrants. that means seven men were going to be executed and jim was one of my very first clients. >> if there ever is a god-sent person, i believe beth is mine. she's never gave up on me. >> i started investigating his case. and every time i would look into something i would discover, well, hang on. that's not as they said it was at trial. that doesn't flesh out. then you realize, wait, we have an innocent guy here. >> the prosecution's key evidence against james duckett was pubic hair that had been found in teresa mcabee's underwear. neither beth wells nor marshall frank were buying it. >> duckett was accused of sexually assaulting her. one of the things that troubled me a lot is that the prosecution was saying that the pubic hair inside her panties was from the killer, but it wasn't uncommon for teresa to put her mommy's panties on. so maybe that pubic hair was already there in those panties. >> records al

keppel leaves florida thinking that he would never see bundy aga again. you don't have to answer this question if you don't want to, but when and if the debt is finally executed, what would your feelings be? >> i can't tell you that right now, but i will tell you more when it happens. >> but four years later keppel returns, and bundy is still on death row. keppel is wondering if he can finally get bundy the to admit to something. keppel visits the prison unannounced and this time keppel does not want to talk about the green river killer. he wants to talk about ted bundy. >> he didn't know why i was there. the only reason i was there was to talk to him. i didn't have any other reason other than that. >> why would a detective talk to somebody without judging? >> that is hard. very hard. >> the scary thing is that you have to have empathy, and not just shake the hand, and give him a cup of coffee to go through the standard to put the guy at ease, but there has to be a real empathy, and if possible to lack judgment. they have a particular view of the world th

it was bound for naples florida. when you look at that particular type of aircraft, greg, how long could this craft potentially fly unattended? >> well, depending on the number of passengers that were on the aircraft and baggage because you'll determine your fuel load based on weight and balance. so given the fact they were going to rochester to naples basically n lly nonstop, it wou indicate he probably had or she -- we don't know who the pilot is -- had a full load of fuel. and aircraft again, not knowing the winds aloft and those things, the airplane could continue conceivably for another 30 to 60 minutes. i mean, maybe even longer. again, it all depends an what kind of atmosphere conditions the airplane is encountering at 25,000 feet. >> we have a new piece of information just coming in over the wires. u.s. officials telling nbc news that the two f-15 air force planes that had been shadowing this small commercial plane showing an unresponsive pilot it seems looking through these windows that they are frosted and

it is a problem in florida. host: any idea? guest: it is true that there are people who have given up looking for jobs. the straight unemployment rate does not reflect all the pain people feel in this economy. that is likely to hurt democrats, given that it is hurting president obama's approval rating. people hold democrats accountable for the weaknesses that are still there and the economy. piece, back to a the agenda. mccarthy memo on september agenda. this is in the house, and that's the ex-im bank. why are they leaving that often agenda? the agenda,t off he's a lawmaker who said he did not think it would be taken up, too much going on. there's a lot of pressure to do it. bank,s the export import it helps provide subsidies for foreign companies to buy american products. conservatives in the house think that is manipulating the free market. they are upset with that and they think it puts taxpayers on the hook for things it should not. however, many other republicans, as we found out over the last few weeks, have districts wit

it is happening in -- it is happening in florida with denny's. they don't pay $40 for a steak at denny's. >> the restaurants in california are all high-priced, $40 a steak restauran restaurants. guess what. if i'm willing to pay the $40, i'm going to pay $41.50. >> bill. >> i think this could get a little too ridiculous. what's going to happen? you go into a toyota dealership, and they say the car is free, but it's $35,000 for shipping and handling. this gets ridiculous. you shouldn't have to do that when you are a customer. give me the final bill. don't itemize. >> let's not lose sight of the overall here, which is that the president said this is not going to cost anything. >> you stee in the people losing their health care, see them having fewerer networks in which they can go to. >> you are seeing it on your bills now, folks. coming up next, celebrities are still ticked over their nude pics getting hacked, but should they be kicking themselves instead of a company like apple? (vo) rush hour around here starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the nose. but fo

at auburn, at florida later in the season. >> gary: georgia has a neutral game against florida. they have auburn at home. >> verne: 38-35. well -- >> gary: an eight-hour day. by the time we got here, ended by two inches. a lot of fun. >> verne: a great way for us to start our ninth year together at the sec on cbs. next week as we mentioned will be in tuscaloosa for florida at alabama. so the sec east now with south carolina's win, they're 1-1. georgia 0-1. vandy 0-1. third and 13. take a knee. my goodness. dylan thompson for the night, 21 of 30, 271. steve spurrier wins his 201st. for hutson mason, tough, tough night. >> gary: both guys waited four years performed in the game. they did themselves proud. >> verne: let's go down to allie laforce with steve spurrier. >> allie: coach, you reminded me with a win, you would have won 20 of 21 at home. you know how to play here. how does it feel to be back in contention? >> our defense didn't stop them much but when we had to, we did. proud of the entire team. it worked out for us somehow tonight. dylan thompson was really good. running

a frantic search is underway for a missing child and his father in florida. the pair has ties to the philadelphia area. >> turmoil is engulfing yet another casino in atlantic city. >> she made people laugh for 350 years, now people are mourning the death ofaugh for ground-breaking comedian joan rivers. >> good morning, we'll get to those stories in a moment, but first up, let's check in with david murphy and see what's going on in accuweather. . good morning, guys we are off to a partly cloudy start, as we go through the day we're expecting a clouds and sun mix. there's a lot of instability building with more humid air out there and the process of a warm front coming through there's a chance of pop-up thunderstorms particularly in the afternoon and evening. 73 degrees, in philadelphia. 72 in wilmington, 66 in allentown. 76 in sea isle city. as we head out the door to catch the school bus between 6 and 8:00 a.m., we're looking at temperatures close to 70 degrees, again, a bit humid this morning and partly cloudy skies overall. as we get into the afternoon, 74

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 th

. >> my plan was when i retired, i would spend the summer months in florida and i invested the money with him. >> but according to kris, the moo youngs took his money and embezzled it. they also incorporated as kdm distributors, a name eerily similar to kris' company and allegedly started drawing money from kris' accounts. >> according to kris, derrick had stolen property worth $441,000. so you can see why kris would be very angry. he wanted to put an end to this. >> kris was used to settling disputes with words, not weapons. he sued the moo youngs and told clive he expected to win. >> there was no question of me killing them for the money, as a matter of fact, killing them would make me lose the money, obviously. >> but if kris then had little reason to walk into the dupont hotel with a loaded weapon why was there so much evidence pointing to him as a suspect. according to kris he went to the dupont at 9:30 a.m. on the morning of the murders to meet a potential business partner for the newspaper he had started in miami. neville butler set up the meeting. >> neville butler took me up

no se pueden imaginar la conmociÓn y el duelo que estÁ viviendo esa comunidad en la florida. >> la tragedia ocurriÓ en una tranquila Área residencial, un poblado decreciendo 50 personas ubicado en el centro norte de florida. don abriÓ fuego matando su hija sara, y a sus seis nietos, edades de 11 aÑos, a tres meses de nacida. alrededor de las cuatro de la tarde el hombre llamÓ a la policÍa para advertir que podía hacerse daÑo a sÍ mismo y a otros. trataron de negociar su rendiciÓn conde llegaron a la vivienda pero al final el abuelo y padre se suicidÓ. el alguacil del condado, confesÓ que nunca habÍa tenido que enfrentar un caso tan devastador, admitiÓ no tener palabras para explicar lo sucedido, instÓ a los residentes a mantenerse unidos. un hombre que tenientes cedentes penales segÚn los archivos de la ciudad, en 2003 fue condenado a tres aÑos de cÁrcel luego de matar, accidentalmente a su hijo de ocho aÑos, mientras estaban casando. >> los registros criminales indican que fue liberado de prisiÓn en el 2006, y tuvo otros arrestos por cargo de agresiÓn, y por privar a u

developing right now, an amber alert has police on alert from florida to pennsylvania. police near tampa are looking for a missing boy after four bodies were found near his home. four year old ismail, who has autism, may be with this man, adam mats, recently moved to florida from the lehigh valley. he may be driving 1991 blue ford f150 pick up tag number 244jjn. >>> sad update to story we first brought you last night. we just learned overnight a child hit by a car in northeast philadelphia has died. the ten year old boy was riding his bike at loretto and longshore avenues in oxford circle when the car hit him around 8:30 last night. the driver did stop at the scene. >>> recent cutbacks in one bucks county school district is raising furious concerns for some parents. this year schools in bristol township will no longer offer bus service for after-school activities. instead, students staying late will have to find their own way home. and that could lead to some tough decisions for their parents in the new school year. >> my daughter in the band. she needed a ride with the

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 move back in. he has a message for anything in abuse seive a relationship. >> get out and stay out. get out and stay out. you can't -- i mean, this is a perfect example. five, pfa's how many how many times police were called between the domestic violence things. you know the tragedy is, she died and she didn't have to die. i mean that's the tragedy. she comes from a real nice family. we've spoken with mom and her sister and other family members and, you know, you see it over and over again. it's a tragic piece of our society. >> reporter: lowry was found by police in florida inside griffin's car with his wrists slit the same day police in upper darby found her body. police say the car was so totaled fro

and then florida state. they play nine straight weeks, which includes a stretch at clemson's death valley. tough schedule ahead in the acc for the orange. another complex into traffic, nice catch by adrian flemming, the senior into irish territory. >> kirk: there was so much about where are they going to be, the big east, the aac, they finally found a home in the acc. i think that's finally going to help them as they grow in football and all their sports. i think they're going to fit in. it's different rivalries. >> chris: hunt, near sideline. fleming couldn't hold it. 31 seconds to play. >> kirk: going to have a big impact on recruiting. i think -- one thing we know about scott shafer is, he has, you know, he has ties to ohio. they want to do well in this state here in new jersey, new york. but they also want to be able to move down the coast and i think the visibility of being in the acc can help them be able to accomplish that. >> chris: new jersey/new york area. pennsylvania's not far away. important rec

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on their florida the son is fine. the father who has ties to the region is being held as a suspect in the four murders. >> taking a turn now, time to go over to "good morning america" and check in with amy robach to tell us what's coming up. we know you'll focus on the passing of joan rivers. >> reporter: we will, coming up next we are celebrating joan rivers of her legacy as a trail blazer and how she is being honored by so many people this morning. and then we'll have the latest on the hunt for the members of the militant group isis who killed two american journalist and threatening to kill another hostage. we'll have more details on a freak explosion at the children's use museum in reno. now this morning, some of the children are speaking out and we'll hear from them. and then angelina jolie's custom veil designed by her kids. him we'll tell you how you can make your own inspired veil coming up next on "good morning america." >> all right, amy, maybe i'll give it a try. >> reporter: i would like to see you make a v

facility in orlando, florida. in addition, we have worked with them and the people that have handled it, it's not just the v.a. the people, the construction people, it's been a problem all along. i am not saying that the army corps cannot be helpful but at this time, they absolutely could not be helpful in this project, and so, as the gentleman, as we move forward, take orlando out of whatever you are proposing. it is too late. we are ready for our v.a. facility to open up in orlando, florida, and to serve the veterans of the central florida area. may god continue to bless america and certainly the veterans deserve to be able to move into the v.a. facility in the orlando-central florida area. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado. mr. lamb born: i recognize representative terry of nebraska for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. terry: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank mr. coffman for bringing this bill. i think it's extremely impor

la respuesta esta pregunta buen portante en estados como mississippi, michigan y la florida hay una ley que considera ilegal la convivencia antes de casarse. >> en los libros hay criminalmente se puede montar 500 pesos. y es un delito de segundo grado menor es un delito criminal y tambiÉn puedes estar en la prisiÓn por 60 dÍas. >> la ley existe desde 1800 para parejas como tony y varia es absurdo que siga en efecto pleno siglo xxi segÚn el censo unas 8 millones de parejas viven juntas antes de casarse. >> es un papel. no le veo la diferencia. si se quieren vivir juntos... >> otros dicen que cohabitar antes de contrae matrimonio e vivir en el pecado. >> por la ley de dios el mundo antes de estar junto debe casarse pero no sabÍa que era una ley. >> se verÍan en aprietos famosos como luis a quien se le han conocido varios amor es un soltero mÁs codicioso de hollywood gerge cll que clooney. modo bebida que este hombre defiende, este hombre tiene hijos y nietos y que no la ha llevado el altar porque quiero proteger sus bienes. >> me lo quita todo, para quÉ se va a casar uno. >> segÚ

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 t