heard oral argument over whether florida's death sentencing policy is constitutional. in hurst versus florida, the jury recommended that timothy hurst be sentenced to death for the killing of a co-worker in 1998. the judge went with the jury's recommendation. hurst's lawyers argued his intellectually disability disqualifies him and the judge should not have made the final ruling on the death penalty. this is an hour. >> arguing next 147505, hurst versus florida. mr. waxman. >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court, under florida law, timothy hurst will go to his death despite the fact that a judge, not a jury, made the factual finding that rendered him eligible for death. that violates the 6th amendment. in florida and florida alone, what authorizes imposition of the death finding is the finding of fact by the court, a finding that the trial judge makes independently and "notwithstanding the jury's recommendation as to sentence." now, the state here contends that capital sentencing juries make implicit findings that satisfy the 6th amendment under ring, which the trial judge simp

art made in hurst versus florida, which argues that death sentencing progress is unconstitutional. the jury recommended death in a 7-5 vote. the judge in the case went over the jury's recommendation. hurst's lawyers argued that he defended's intellectual disability disqualified him, and the judge should not have made a ruling on the death penalty. this is about one hour. the argument nest in -- the argument next in hurst vs. flor ida. >> may it please the court, urstr florida law, timothy h will go to his death despite the fact that a judge, not a jury, made the factual finding that rendered him eligible for death. that violates the sixth amendment. in florida and florida alone, what authorizes imposition of the death penalty is a finding of fact by the court of in aggravating factor, a finding that the trial judge makes independently and "notwiths tanding the jury's recommendation as to sentence." the state here contends that juries make implicit findings that satisfy the six amendment, which the trial judge simply ratifies. that is wrong. whatever the jury's recommendation might

palm beach, florida when he was a junior in high school. >> gary: i feel for you, you get the opportunity in a big game and it just doesn't work. it's tough to swallow. everybody's got those hopes and dreams. it doesn't work out. >> verne: scarlett. let's go back and spend a moment or two with adam zucker. >> adam: here i am again, verne, iowa rolling to 8-0 today, desmond king with his seventh interception on the year, this one he takes 88 yards the other way. who is going to beat iowa? their remaining opponents have a combined conference record of 3-13. >> verne: adam, i didn't see that coming back in a. third down and two. scarlett. >> gary: god job to give scarlett opportunities to run the ball. i think mcelwain understands that for georgia to win the championship you're going to need two backs. taylor is pretty much a known commodity. you've got to get the young freshman ready and confident and having play callers confident that he can call any play in the playbook. >> verne: that's a first down, 10. 3:20 to go in this game. >> gary: just went over 400 yards in offense. f

troubles ahead. >>> also tonight: stealing home. the florida law that's left coul condo ownersed forced out even when they've done nothing wrong. >> we've worked all of our lives, been very responsible financially yet someone can come and take our home away from us. >> "america tonight's" sheila macvicar investigates the futures at risk. thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. call it a snow bird snag. a particularity o pecularity of a florida law. with an outside impact. "america tonight's" sheila macvicar first told us about the rule that forced florida individuals out of their own homes even when they've done nothing wrong. after her first report the florida legislature made changes but in a follow up, sheila finds that condo owners lie at risk to losing their homes. >> sheila, welcome to reply home. >> in 2003, nurse sylvia gregory emgreated from bul gair bulgaria. two bedroom condominium in tampa, florida. >> it looks nice. >> hi borrowed money on my credited an credit cards and consistently put money into this home. ak, water heater, everything has been redone, i would think in a se

changed the system. 30,000 families in florida receive benefits for their loved one. 30,000 more families today do not worry about whether they will outlive her child -- their child. [applause] listening and learning is important. i worry about the people i have met on my life journey that just want to be lifted up. they want a chance to live a life of purpose and meaning. people like mr. meriwether. she used to be largest voucher program in the country. now about 70,000 kids get a private school indirectly with public money. when she was in third grade -- she is now 25 years old. she was held back. her older brother had a run-in with the law. her mother was lost. she was angry. no one ever told her she was smart and capable of learning. she was effectively -- like hundreds of thousands of kids, being cast aside. because we challenge the orthodoxy of our times and created the first statewide voucher program in the country. one of those is this program. her godmother found out about it, and she got to go a christian school. it is constitutional, just for the record. when she was t

torture but still had to serve the two dozen years. >>> next: a mighty roar. florida's fight against the lion fish. how this under waterut booy became a mens. a a mens. >> the president keeps forces in afghanistan and we look at the afghans who served and how we repaid their sacrifice. that's friday on america tonight. >> lots of snow birds head south at this time of year, of course, but one creature that made florida's golden shores its home is deemed a vicious threat and a threat to other specious ease and to those who try to stop it. the trail of a killer. >> reporter: it's hard to believe a fish this beautiful, this fragile looking could be a men ace. but the lion fish is just that. >> they don't fear anything. >> reporter: he has made hundreds of dives off the florida coast. he has seen 50 hand how lion fish native to the indian and pacific oceans have over taken local reeves. >> why are they such a problem? >> we don't have a natural predator in our waters. secondly their rate of reproduction is ridiculous. one female over 2 million eggs a year. the third thing is they are gluttono

immigrants and the family moved to west palm beach, florida when he was a junior in high school. >> gary: i feel for you, you get the opportunity in a big game and it just doesn't work. it's tough to swallow. dreams. it doesn't work out. >> verne: scarlett. let's go back and spend a moment or two with adam zucker. >> adam: here i am again, verne, iowa rolling to 8-0 today, desmond king with his seventh interception on the year, this one he takes 88 yards the other way. who is going to beat iowa? their remaining opponents have a combined conference record of 3-13. >> verne: adam, i didn't see that coming back in a. third down and two. scarlett. >> gary: god job to give scarlett opportunities to run the ball. i think mcelwain understands that for georgia to win the championship you're going to need two backs. taylor is pretty much a known commodity. you've got to get the young freshman ready and confident and having play callers confident that he can call any play in the playbook. >> verne: that's a first down, 10. 3:20 to go in this game. >> gary: just went over 400 yards in offe

and some cannot. in florida we proved that otherwise. to put it into perspective, we were 50th out of 50 in graduation rate. that's bad. one would be good. >> my math is bad. evenush: we could not whisper -- thank god for your favorite state. there is a better way to do this, but it needs to be state led in driven. -- and driven. yes there, in the back. it is dark back there. offollowing in the same vein education, as a college student i was listening to the debate last night. bernie sanders said he wants free college education. hillary clinton was lower interest rates. how would you deal with the issue? jeb bush: let me give you good news of your children in florida. in-state florida students have the lowest tuition. of any state in the eyes states -- in the united states. we have a bright future scholarship program that is merit-based. any person with a gpa of x ans s at of y give a full ride. you still have to pay the out-of-pocket costs. we put a cap on tuition. we started it, but it has been enhanced or medically under --ernor scott, we now have a dramatically under governor scot

cocaine and the the you look at what legislatures determine as the elements. we know in florida state law to take someone not eligible for the deam -- death penalty and make him or her eligible is the existence of one or more aggravaters. it's like shadd versus ars where you can't say if the jury found there was premeditation or felony murder. in fact that was the case at this defendant's guilt phase in 1998. the jury was instructed they could return that verdict either by finding premeditation or felony murder. i think to answer your question about whether they all need to be the same or not would depend on the legislateure. >> you believe that a simple majority is a jury that unanimously or functionally unanimously finding that element? >> they're spornle finding it beyond a reasonable doubt. and the court in appodaca -- >> that was 10-2. does 10-2 automatically mean that 7-5 is ok? >> not automatically but i think if you look at appodaca, they were rejecting the same argument that this court is being add -- asked to reject, about the long history of the nammy. but the 7-5 is

brooklyn. his parents are albanian immigrants and the family moved to west palm beach, florida when he was a junior in high school. >> gary: i feel for you, you get the opportunity in a big game and it just doesn't work. it's tough to swallow. dreams. it doesn't work out. >> verne: scarlett. let's go back and spend a moment or two with adam zucker. >> adam: here i am again, verne, iowa rolling to 8-0 today, desmond king with his seventh interception on the year, this one he takes 88 yards the other way. who is going to beat iowa? their remaining opponents have a combined conference record of 3-13. >> verne: adam, i didn't see that coming back in a. third down and two. scarlett. >> gary: god job to give scarlett opportunities to run the ball. i think mcelwain understands that for georgia to win the championship you're going to need two backs. taylor is pretty much a known commodity. you've got to get the young freshman ready and confident and having play callers confident that he can call any play in the playbook. >> verne: that's a first down, 3:20 to go in this game. >> gary: just wen

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row over the hurricanes. >> kirk: this florida state football team has a lot of talent. they are only going to get better. so many new faces in key areas. to me, it's the offensive line and everett golson, as they gel, they're going to get better. a big showdown with clemson down the road. and for miami, boy, you just feel for them. they've been so close. and they've battled so hard for al golden. you can only imagine what they're going to deal with now if they have to go back home to miami and deal with the aftermath of losing yet again to a viral in floridae rival in florida state. >> chris: kaaya will be gutted after coming up short again to the seminoles who just find ways to make plays. they've done it for a few years here. jimbo fisher controlled early in this game. dalvin cook just a monster evening. 222 yards rushing. ran for two, caught a touchdown pass and it will be a lock trip back to the 305 for miami again. walker and that defense coming up huge on the final drive. the ford wrapup coming up in moments with cassidy hubbarth. canes and noles treat us to didn't look that wa

got away. >> you have gone from a couple of fish off the east coast of florida to a range that goes from. >> north carolina to mid-brazil, everything in between. >> on the trail of a predator. thank you for joining us. we often focus on the violence that plagues our biggest cities but america's baltimore, new orleans, the latest to expose its crime problem is milwaukee, which you might be surprised to hear is at the top of the list of rising murder rates ai. 76% spike in its murder rate. on the fight to bring the brew city back. >> reporter: along the banks of lake michigan sits the city of milwaukee. the formidable shores a bastion of manufacturing and beyond the calm water system a city in pain. >> following breaking news out of milwaukee, a double fatal shooting. >> three people are dead including a toddler and teenager. >> reporter: after years of declining violent crime, many cities have seen a surge in homicides with this working class city topping the list. >> witnesses say they heard several the shows. >> reporter: so far this year, milwaukee has had over 100 100 homicides c

, and what jeb bush did in florida. he made a huge difference. he reduced taxes every year that he was governor. he grew the economy. he grew jobs. that is what we want as her publicans in this country. we want everyone to better themselves. i am proud to introduce the next president, jeb bush. [applause] chuck: would you remain standing for the pledge of allegiance. all: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it ,tands one nation, under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. bush: your endorsement is very meaningful. thank you for coming out and welcoming me. i am from florida. it is great to be in a place that honors the space program. it is really good to be here. [applause] if you think about it, america always has been an aspirational country, hasn't it? we have always done things that defied the imagination of the rest of the world. being able to launch -- put a man on the moon, which was the aspirational goal in the 1960's when the russians -- excuse me, soviet -- i get them confused these days because vladi

. he said, well, in the atlantic division of the acc we have to beat florida state and clemson in the same year. that's progress. >> mike: it would be. >> ed: he's like, it's a high bar in our side of the league. >> mike: that's the only way you get to a playoff. great throw and great catch by hines. let's see how much clock goes off here. they were struggling going fast earlier. they are a huddle team. they do have a hurry-up offense like everyone does but have practiced it more recently as part of their regular offense. should have some comfort. nichols is the set back. brissett with the fake. rifles that one short. complete to the 44 yard line. they really can't afford the short passes now. they have to score two touchdowns and get the ball back from clemson when they get it. >> ed: at this point you score again -- >> mike: all-out blitz coming. brissett throws incomplete. intended for alston. flag down. that's going to be roughing the quarterback. that's a big 15 yards. the middle linebacker b.j. goodson. >> referee: roughing the passer. number 98. targeting. >> ed: targeting mean

the swingiest of swing states. ohio. >> so swingy. >> pennsylvania, florida. on the republican side, donald trump solidly on top with ben carson running second. and look which floridians are flailing in florida. >> i can't match that. there's no apparent home field advantage for senator marco rubio or former florida governor jeb bush. in fact, bush is losing ground there in this latest poll. and for the democrats, with less than a week to go before their big first debate right here on cnn, hillary clinton has a big lead, even if joe biden gets in the race. let's focus in on the key swing state of florida. we'll be speaking about that with adam smith of "the tampa bay times." also joining us is cnn senior washington correspondent, jeff zeleny. before we narrow in on florida, the big picture here, big, big day for hillary clinton and donald trump campaigns. no candidate has won the white house without winning at least two of these three states, at least since 1960. so what are the campaigns seeing in these numbers today? >> kate and john, no question, those are the key states. and no

leadership as governor in florida were marked by tax cuts, growth, and an overhaul of florida's failing educational system. jeb believes in the people of florida. he gave the people the tools and the resources that they needed to succeed, and as a result, florida succeeded and florida prospered. as jeb's presidential campaign announcement -- at jeb's presidential campaign announcement, he said he will run with heart and he will run to win. rice energy is very excited to hear about jeb's plans for our future, including the all-important topic of american energy. so with that, please join me in welcoming jeb bush. fmr. gov. bush: thank you, you are very kind. [applause] fmr. gov. bush: thank you, all. daniel.u, thank you. daniel, toby, and derrick, and ryan now has joined the team, where is ryan now? there he is, he is the good-looking one. [laughter] fmr. gov. bush: this is a great american success story, and i'm honored here that they have called me here. it is a great american tradition for families to stay together and in fact, it is quite common in the oil sector that this takes plac

political ad. can you guess which is the better actor? and everyone is mad about murder in florida. this time it is different. this time it is about bears. first a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. good morning. a federal civil rights investigation is underway into the arrest of a texting student in columbia, south carolina. the board chairman for the school district says the video showing girl being tossed from a chair is shamefully shocking. the officer involved is being suspended without pay and they say the incident is disturbing. >> i want to throw up. it makes you sick to your stomach when you see the initial video. again that's a snap shot. you have to look beyond that first video and look at the total picture and that's what we are doing. >> the girl may have had a rug burn, but otherwise wasn't affected. it shows everybody's info is vulnerable on-line. speaking for the first time about the incident. >> i was certainly outraged by it. i was concerned about what people may try to do with that information. >> the high school student say th

the east coast of florida to a range that goes from... >> from north carolina to mid-brazil, everything in between >>> "america tonight"s sheila macvicar on the trail of a predator. >>> thank you for joining us, i'm joie chen, we often focus on the violence that plagues the bigger city, but the mid size areas, baltimore, new orleans, reveal violence. the latest to expose the crime problem is milwaukee, which you might be surprised to hear is at the top of the list of rising murder rates, a 76% spike in its murder rate. "america tonight"s sara hoy on the fight to bring the bruised city back. >> a long the banks of lake michigan, it's the city of milwaukee. beyond cam waters is a city of pain. >> we are following fatal news... >> three are dead, including a toddler and teenager. >> reporter: after years of fighting violent crime many cities have seen a surge in homicide, with this working class city topping the list. >> witnesses heard several shots. >> so far this year milwaukee had over 100 homicides compared with 86 throughout all of 2014. >> reporter: how you going to make

immigrants and the family moved to west palm beach, florida when he was a junior in high school. >> gary: i feel for you, you get the opportunity in a big game and it just doesn't work. it's tough to swallow. it doesn't work out. >> verne: scarlett. let's go back and spend a moment or two with adam zucker. >> adam: here i am again, verne, iowa rolling to 8-0 today, desmond king with his seventh interception on the year, this one he takes 88 yards the other way. who is going to beat iowa? their remaining opponents have a combined conference record of 3-13. >> verne: adam, i didn't see that coming back in a. third down and two. scarlett. >> gary: god job to give scarlett opportunities to run the ball. i think mcelwain understands that for georgia to win the championship you're going to taylor is pretty much a known commodity. you've got to get the young freshman ready and confident and having play callers confident that he can call any play in the playbook. >> verne: that's a first down, 10. 3:20 to go in this game. >> gary: just went over 400 yards in offense. first time in conference pla

acc. six in a row over the hurricanes. >> kirk: this florida state football team has a lot of talent. they are only going to get better. so many new faces in key areas. to me, it's the offensive line and everett golson, as they gel, they're going to get better. a big showdown with clemson down the road. and for miami, boy, you just feel for them. they've been so close. and they've battled so hard for al golden. you can only imagine what they're going to deal with now if they have to go back home to miami and deal with the aftermath of losing yet again to a viral in florida e rival in florida state. >> chris: kaaya will be gutted after coming up short again to the seminoles who just find ways to make plays. they've done it for a few years here. jimbo fisher controlled early in this game. dalvin cook just a monster evening. 222 yards rushing. ran for two, caught a touchdown pass and it will be a lock trip back to the 305 for miami again. walker and that defense coming up huge on the final drive. the ford wrapup coming up in moments with cassidy hubbarth. canes and noles treat us to ano

november we are live for the 18th year in a row from florida or the miami book fair international. and the national book awards from new york city. just some of the fairs and festivals this fall on c-span twos the tv. -- book tv. the u.s. has elected wisconsin congressman paul ryan, the 54th speaker of the house with 236 votes. in its the house session entirety, beginning with john boehner for the last time. he delivered farewell remarks. we also hear from minority -- nancyncy palazzi pelosi and speaker elect ryan. this is two hours and 45 minutes. >> let us pray. lord god, you know our needs. you have entrusted to us a great nation founded on life and liberty. we stand before you ready to fulfill the mission that will give glory to your name and ensure the dignity of all humanity. we plead for your wisdom. give us the courage to open our eyes to see. give us the fortitude to endure when the demands of our office seem overwhelming. bless us with prudence when all pathways seem troublesome. help us to discern and seek the common good when comfort and expedience tempt and beckon. challen

attack in florida. trump held a high energy rally in jacksonville this morning. he still leads the polls there over carson and former florida governor jeb bush. trump attacked both men today and questioned their "lack of energy" on the campaign trail. "bush is failing, he's a very nice person, highly low on energy, he really is, he's low, he's low, he's low on energy, but he's a nice person. by the way, carson is super low, i don't understand the whole deal, i don't know what's going on, carson is lower energy than bush, i don't understand what's going on. for the first time in 100 days, i had a poll that said i'm in second place in iowa, don't worry, don't worry only in iowa, the rest we're killing." trump also took aim at hillary clinton ... saying if she's elected the country will --quote-- "go to hell." the iowa state cyclones didn't shock the world and knock off second ranked baylor today ... coming up in sports ... michael admire has more on an improved cyclone team and what they learned today in waco. brett ad lib weather tease at the matte and coming up next ... its a much

: this florida state football team has a lot of talent. better. so many new faces in key areas. to me, it's the offensive line and everett golson, as they gel, they're going to get better. a big showdown with clemson down the road. they've been so close. al golden. you can only imagine what they're going to deal with now if they have to go back home to miami and deal with the aftermath of losing yet again to a viral in florida e rival in florida state. >> chris: kaaya will be gutted after coming up short again to the seminoles who just find ways to make plays. here. jimbo fisher controlled early in this game. dalvin cook just a monster evening. 222 yards rushing. ran for two, caught a touchdown pass and it will be a lock trip back to the 305 for miami again. walker and that defense coming up huge on the final drive. the ford wrapup coming up in moments with cassidy hubbarth. canes and noles treat us to another classic here. didn't look that way early. miami show ed ed spice. florida state, again, just a little bit better at the end. and they move to 5-0, 3-0 in the acc. canes have to

jeb bush campaigned in new hampshire this week. the florida republican was asked about his brother's presidency at an event in concord. [applause] >> hello, everybody. i know a lot of you here because i see a lot of concord folks here. i'm the republican national committee man. i also am chairman of the debates committee, so i get to see a lot of all of our candidates, and it's an honor for me to be here today. as the committee man, i'm neutral, but i have the privilege of having some friends running in this race, and i have no better friend than the man running tonight. we love our primary, everybody in new hampshire loves it, but i think the people of concord do it better than anybody because we summer and winter and summer and winter these candidates and ask them questions over and over tonight ander night, and that's what makes it special. my privilege tonight is to introduce another good friend and somebody who does a terrific job for the state of new hampshire s and he's worth every penny we pay him, and that's chuck morris, the president of the new hampshire senate who brought

least now. cheryl: in florida, dramatic video showing a passenger jet erupting in flames on the tarmac. we'll have the story. nicole: in sports, new england patriots remain undefeated after crushing the miami dolphins. new york mets face a crucial game 3 in the battle against kansas city royals. welcome to "fbn:am," what is moving in today's markets and latest breaking news in the day ahead. cheryl: we have breaking news this morning. this all went this morning. senate passing a budget deal just before three a.m. eastern time, preventing any shutdowns or defaults in the 2017 fiscal year. the vote, 64-35. it goes to president obama for signing into law. republican presidential call candidate rand paul returned from the campaign to filibuster the bill. >> the number one threat to this country's future is our debt. the number one threat to our national security is our debt. this deals gives the president the power to borrow unlimited amounts of money. this deal represents the worst of washington culture. cheryl: and another gop white house contender, ted cruz, also canceled campaig

sticking to his message that he was a peachy keen fabulous governor of florida. [video clip] >> the source of optimism i have is because i know the american people and its ability to innovate, to create, to disrupt -- there is no way that barack obama or the progressive liberals in washington can take away the bigness of this place. >> look at the state of affairs in washington, d.c, now. think of how incompetent and corrupt washington, d.c. is. the president is never held to account, always blame somebody else, and the result is people do not believe their government works for them. that doesn't mean it can't be the way it should be. i know how to do this because when i was governor we turn the system upside down. what we have to do is stop saying how angry we are and when the election so we can fix it. leadership means you have to be all in. [applause] it is not about talking, it is about doing. it is about rolling your sleeves up and working with people to improve the chance for people to rise up. john: the campaign, the super pac, once people realize what his record was like, th

business. >>> why communities in south florida are looking at getting rid of lion fish. e- >> president obama will welcome a special guest, ahmed mohammed, the texas high school student you'll remember arrested for bringing a home made clock to school. some of his teachers said they were concerned the device might be a bomb. now to an ecological crisis in florida, lion fish are destroying the state's native fish population and that is destroying thousands of jobs. sheila macvicar has our report. >> it's hard to believe a fish this beautiful, this fragile-looking, could be a menace. but the lion fish is just that. >> they don't fear anything. >> ali al hag has made thousands of diefs off th dives over the . >> your they such a problem? >> because we don't have a natural predator in our waters. secondly their rate of reproduction is ridiculous. one female over 2 million eggs a year. the third thing is, they're gluttonous eaters. so they will decimate our native fish population. >> reporter: with no natural predator the voracious lion fish is just the latest interloper to overwhelm florida

that before. >> verne: yeah. >> gary: in the florida game. >> [very loud crowd noise] >> verne: lambert 8 of 18 for 179 in the game. michel has 21 carries on this one. and gang tackling by tennessee. >> gary: well, against this the season, we remember greer stepping up in this situation. mayfield. on this field stepped up. now it's time for greyson lambert to step up. i remember 2 years ago, aaron murray leading a 2 minute drill. throwing a touchdown pass with 5 seconds to go to tie the game. can grace drays do the same? >> verne: play-action. got it. that's mitchell. >> [whistle blowing] >> gary: that's what you have 2 do. the ball thrown right in this dead area. mitchell curls in. wonderful throw. lambert had pressure right in his face. faced a lot of it against alabama last week. and frankly didn't respond as well. tonight it looks like he's got more of that fortitude to say i am bringing this team down. >> verne: mitchell with 5 catches. here's michel. coming in left. good pursuit by mckenzie. he was in on the tackle. lewis number 4. >> gary: butch jones said that we are ha

. six in a row over the hurricanes. >> kirk: this florida state football team has a lot of talent. they are only going to get better. so many new faces in key areas. to me, it's the offensive line and everett golson, as they gel, they're going to get better. a big showdown with clemson down the road. and for miami, boy, you just feel for them. they've been so close. and they've battled so hard for al golden. you can only imagine what they're going to deal with now if they have to go back home to miami and deal with the aftermath of losing yet again to a viral in florie rival in flor. >> chris: kaaya will be gutted after coming up short again to the seminoles who just find ways to make plays. they've done it for a few years here. jimbo fisher controlled early in this game. dalvin cook just a monster evening. 222 yards rushing. ran for two, caught a touchdown pass and it will be a lock trip back to the 305 for miami again. walker and that defense coming up huge on the final drive. the ford wrapup coming up in moments with cassidy hubbarth. canes and noles treat us to another classic here.

. >> kirk: this florida state football team has a lot of talent. they are only going to get better. so many new faces in key areas. to me, it's the offensive line and everett golson, as they gel, they're going to get better. a big showdown with clemson down the road. and for miami, boy, you just feel for them. they've been so close. and they've battled so hard for al golden. you can only imagine what they're going to deal with now if they have to go back home to miami and deal with the aftermath of losing yet again to a viral in florie rival in flor. >> chris: kaaya will be gutted after coming up short again to the seminoles who just find ways to make plays. they've done it for a few years here. jimbo fisher controlled early in this game. dalvin cook just a monster evening. 222 yards rushing. ran for two, caught a touchdown pass and it will be a lock trip back to the 305 for miami again. walker and that defense coming up huge on the final drive. the ford wrapup coming up in moments with cassidy hubbarth. canes and noles treat us to another classic here. didn't look that way early.

outside unfortunately. florida, i was at 21. i went up to 28. we're killing everybody. we're winning by many many points. and don't forget you have a sitting senator and an ex-governor in florida. you know when you're 28 29 that's a lot. when you think you have 16 people -- you had 17 one did sianara. you had 16 people in the race 29 that's pretty good. pennsylvania beating everybody. ohio beating everybody, 23. we're beating the governor of ohio who's a nice guy by the way. maybe there's a mistake because actually the governor of ohio is a quality guy and doing a good job. but we're beating everybody by a lot in ohio. i'm not going anywhere. you better believe it. he knows. you know. you've got the same mentality, right? we're not going anywhere. but, you know, i watched the politicians. they're at one. he's at one. no chance. i think he's gone down to zero. would you get out? absolutely not, we're in it to the end. you know he's going to cancel out next week. that's called political speak. when you talk that way it's really easier because there's no story. so if he would have said wel

announced today in florida. this comes a week after rescue crews ended their search for the lost ship. and the ship went missing during hurricane joaquin. f cheryl fiandaca has more. >> reporter: yeah, 3 people were onboard the cargo ship. it was heading to san juan, puerto rico from florida. officials received a distress call. el faro reportedly lost propulsion and started taking on water. the coast guard searched the area but only found a life ring from the missing vessel. now the families of the victims want justice. saying the ship should have never left port. the lawyer representing the families spoke today. >> these are some greedy people. and as a result, you have innocent men and women who should be going about their business, on their job, with their families, with their kids, their parents, whatever the case may be. they are six feet under. somebody has to pay. >> jadiann: four of the victims were from maine. including the captain. 28 of the men and women were american. we will continue to follow this breaking story. i'm cheryl fiandaca, 7 news. >> jadiann: turning now to th

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festival in baton rouge. at the end of november we're live for the 18th year in a row from florida for the miami book fair international. and the national book awards from new york city. just some of the fairs and festivals this fall on c-span2's book tv. >>> each week, american history tv's "reel america" brings you archival films that help provide context to today's public affairs issues. 50 years ago on september 9th, 1965, hurricane betsy made landfall at grand isle, louisiana, near new orleans. it was a category 4 storm with winds up to 155 miles per hour. a hurricane called betsy is a 30-minute defense department film documenting billion-dollar betsy, the first storm in u.s. history to cause over $1 billion in damage. a storm surge of over ten feet led to breached levees, the flooding of 164,000 homes, and 76 deaths. similar to hurricane katrina in 2005, many residents had to wait for rescue on rooftops and relief shelters were overwhelmed. >> four, three, two, one, ignition -- liftoff. on our way. >> say again, jimboy 5? >> stage 2. >> the air was fair at cape kennedy. lacy clou

the florida game. >> [very loud crowd noise] >> verne: lambert 8 of 18 for 179 in the game. michel has 21 carries on this one. and gang tackling by tennessee. >> gary: well, against this the season, we remember greer stepping up in this situation. mayfield. on this field stepped up. now it's time for greyson lambert to step up. murray leading a 2 minute drill. throwing a touchdown pass with 5 seconds to go to tie the game. can grace drays do the same? >> verne: play-action. got it. that's mitchell. >> [whistle blowing] >> gary: that's what you have 2 do. the ball thrown right in this dead area. mitchell curls in. wonderful throw. lambert had pressure right in his face. faced a lot of it against alabama last week. and frankly didn't respond as well. tonight it looks like he's got more of that fortitude to say i am bringing this team down. >> verne: mitchell with 5 catches. here's michel. coming in left. good pursuit by mckenzie. he was in on the tackle. lewis number 4. >> gary: butch jones said that we are having our competitive character being tested. boy! that's an understatement.

emphasis healthier living. >>> in florida there is an crisis to tell you about, lyon fish destroying the native fish population. that is threatening tens of thousands of jobs. sheila mcvicar reports. >> it's hard to believe a fish this beautiful, this fragile looking could be a menace. but the lyon fish is just that. >> they don't fear anything. >> he has made hundreds of drives over the florida coast. he has seen firsthand how lyon fish native to the indian and pacific association have overtaken local reefs. >> why are they a problem. >> they're such a problem, one, because we don't have a natural predator in our waters. secondly, they're rate of reproduction is ridiculous. one female over 2 million egg as year. the third thing is that they're gluttous eaters. they'll decimate our native fish population. >> the lyon fish is just the latest overloper to overwhelm florida, the state that has become the ellis island of invasive species. lyon fish are doing more than surviving. they're multiplying at a furious rate gobbling up marine life around them. this is a reef with a variety of fi

florida ohio state defeated oregon 42-20 in the first off college football plaif in the season. that improbable run was made possible by the arm of a third string quarterback. he writes about the team and much more in "above the line: lessons in leadership and a life from a championship season." i am pleased to have him at this table for the first time, welcome. great to have you here. >> thank you. >> rose: let's talk about the title "above the line." y did it come from? >> i have a leadership consultant, became very close, used him with my team and staff, named tim kite. we have the exact same philosophy on life and it came about when we talked about every day there's a line in life you live either above it or below it, and above it is clear, intentional and purpose, and below the line is impulsive and on auto pilot. the clientele we're dealing, with 18-22-year-olds, you have to live your life above that line and it's not easy. it's very difficult. >> rose: is there a place for spontaneity, for instinct, for acting in the moment? >> absolutely, but it has to be taught instinct. the

hear from mark from melbourne, florida. go ahead, mark. caller: yeah, hi, pedro. how are you doing? host: fine, thank you. caller: i just have a comment about where i live in florida in brevard county. the jails here are -- they have like twice the population that they're supposed to have there because they -- we've got this nazi sheriff in this county who they put you in jail for anything here. it's just absolutely ridiculous. so, yeah, i think non-violent offenders, if they have drug offenses, you know, they should be released as soon as possible. host: do you know those that go to florida are for drugs? caller: no, in this count, they put you in jail for anything. for spitting on the sidewalk. host: let's hear from bobby, clinic tomorrow, maryland. bobby, good morning. what do you think about this effort by the obama administration? caller: i think it's great because we spend so much money on jails that we don't spend money on schools. also you put these non-violent offenders in jail for more than so many years, they come out as the most violent offenders. so it doesn't make any

crash. airman nathan sartain of florida and airman first class kcey ruiz of georgia died early yesterday along with four other u.s. airmen. their aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff the cause of the crash has not been determined. boston police also releasing new surveillance video of a person of interest in a carjacking. police reported the carjacking in late august on cumberland street, just off of huntington avenue. a woman says she was parking her car when a man got inside, but she was able to escape. boston police are still investigating and ask you to help identify the person of interest. anchor: new information tonight about the campus massacre in oregon. the community of roseburg is still mourning the victims of learn more about the man responsible. several memorials have been placed around the city. police say one of the victims survived by playing dead. fundraisers have raised half a million dollars for chris mintz, the army veteran who jumped to times the gunman's father is speaking out, shocked by what happened. >> we saw each other, went for dinner and did things that sons

holding onto the lead. if you take this long view, leading in florida and ohio and pennsylvania. they don't vote for a long time and if you look at the florida numbers, marco rubio sitting united states senator third place, jeb bush former two-material governor fourth place in florida. trump has bragging rights with florida. ohio, no republican ever won the white house in modern times without winning it. that's the sitting governor down there in third place, kay and i can also in pennsylvania, again, they don't vote for awhile but trump has staying power in the race at the moment. here are the warning signs, though, in each of the states, 3 in 10 republicans, 29%, 29% and 31% say they would definitely under no circumstances support donald trump. harder to grow support. these people say they would never support him. hard for trump to grow. why? anderson, look, he's under water with favorable, unfavorable in all of these states, 57% of florida, 58% in ohio and 56% in virginia view him unfavorably. 54% in the each of three battle ground states so no. it could matter. they definitel