up next, for florida, vandy, at south carolina, florida atlantic in gainesville, and florida state in gainesville. >> gary: that would be interesting right before the s.e.c. championship. >> verne: it would. >> verne: treon harris. >> gary: i thought he would have to throw 20. he threw 19. >> verne: he had missed nine passes in succession. he finds freshman antonio callaway. skating down the sidelines. let's listen to mick huber of the florida radio network. >> takes the snap. rolls to his left. near the sideline. looks to fire the ball downfield for callaway. he makes the catch and breaks the tackle and he's going to take it in for a touchdown -- oh, my, beautiful throw and catch and the gators score on a antonio callaway. >> verne: antonio callaway has become a star in this, his first year at florida. >> gary: we've got great freshmen young receivers in this league but callaway does not have to take a back seat to anybody. >> verne: thanks to our guys in the truck led by craig silver and steve milton, our guys upstairs, chuck gardner, butch baird, dave moulton and the rest of our 70

up next, for florida, vandy, at south carolina, florida atlantic in gainesville, and florida state in gainesville. >> gary: that would be interesting right before the s.e.c. championship. >> verne: it would. >> verne: treon harris. >> gary: i thought he would have to throw 20. he threw 19. >> verne: he had missed nine passes in succession. he finds freshman antonio callaway. skating down the sidelines. let's listen to mick huber of the florida radio network. >> takes the snap. rolls to his left. near the sideline. looks to fire the ball downfield for callaway. he makes the catch and breaks the tackle and he's going to take it in for a touchdown -- oh, my, beautiful throw and catch and the gators score on a 66-yard touchdown pass play to antonio callaway. >> verne: antonio callaway has become a star in this, his first year at florida. >> gary: we've got great freshmen young receivers in this league but callaway does not have to take a back seat to anybody. >> verne: thanks to our guys in the truck led by craig silver and steve milton, our guys upstairs, chuck gardner, butch baird, dave

up next, for florida, vandy, at south carolina, florida atlantic in gainesville, and florida state in gainesville. >> gary: that would be interesting right before the s.e.c. championship. >> verne: it would. >> verne: treon harris. >> gary: i thought he would have to throw 20. he threw 19. >> verne: he had missed nine passes in succession. he finds freshman antonio callaway. skating down the sidelines. let's listen to mick huber of the florida radio network. >> takes the snap. rolls to his left. near the sideline. looks to fire the ball downfield for callaway. he makes the catch and breaks the tackle and he's going to take it in for a touchdown -- oh, my, beautiful throw and catch and the gators score on a 66-yard touchdown pass play to antonio callaway. >> verne: antonio callaway has become a star in this, his first year at florida. >> gary: we've got great freshmen young receivers in this league but callaway does not have to take a back seat to anybody. >> verne: thanks to our guys in the truck led by craig silver and steve milton, our guys upstairs, chuck gardner, butch baird, dave

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 imply about the specified aggravating factors, the florida supreme court has repeatedly rejected the notion that the jury's verdict is anything other than advisory. lorida law interests -- florida law entrusts the finding of facts to the judge alone, which can be based on aggravated's that the jury has never heard or presented with. >> was there ever a case in which the jury found aggregators -- aggravators and recommended the death sentence and the judge reversed that finding? be.here amay well this is about death eligibility, not sentenced selection. jus. scalia: either way, is a case in which the jury did not find an aggravating circumstance, but the

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

it was called florida forever. it was a bipartisan consensus in the states that every year we would buy $300 million of pristine florida before got developed. -- it got developed. before a developer would come and buy it and put housing on it. in the ecosystems we needed to protect florida is different , from new hampshire. i have been traveling around this beautiful state. our trees do not change colors. i've never seen more beautiful mountains and hills. [applause] florida has good things going on. it also has an extreme nearly fragile environment. -- extremely fragile environment. we had a duty to protect florida. we did it. the way we did it was to grow our economy. that provided resources. if you think about the everglades if you have ever been , to south florida, there is no place like it. i am proud of it. it is a resource unique to the world. it has all sorts of fauna, critters, and fish that need to be protected. it is also our water supply. it is another place where there is not a conflict that -- but you

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

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 gluttonous eaters. they will decimate our native fish populati

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 sense of style. >> you have worked hard for this. >> very hard. i have put everything i have into making it a home. we had new bushes put in. >> now gregory could lose her home and not because of anything she's done. she's current on her mortgage, taxes, and association tease. instead, gregory risks losing her home because of a controversial state law which undermines he

it was called florida forever. it was a bipartisan consensus in the states that every year we $300 million of pristine florida before got developed. -- it got developed. before a developer would come and buy it and put housing on it. this was in the ecosystems we needed to protect. florida is different from new hampshire. i have been traveling around this beautiful state. our trees do not change colors. i have never seen more people mountains and hills. [applause] florida has good things going on. it also has an extreme nearly fragile environment. -- extremely fragile environment. we had a duty to protect florida. the way we did it was to grow our economy. that provided resources. if you have ever been to south florida, there is no place like it. i am proud of it. it is a resource unique to the world. it has all sorts of fauna, critters, and fish that need to be protected. it is also our water supply. it is another place for you need to share the resource and do it in a respectful way. under my watch we cleaned up

up next, for florida, vandy, at south carolina, florida atlantic in gainesville, and florida state in gainesville. >> gary: that would be interesting right before the s.e.c. championship. >> verne: it would. >> verne: treon harris. >> gary: i thought he would have to throw 20. he threw 19. >> verne: he had missed nine passes in succession. he finds freshman antonio callaway. let's listen to mick huber of the florida radio network. >> takes the snap. rolls to his left. near the sideline. looks to fire the ball downfield for callaway. he makes the catch and breaks the tackle and he's going to take it in for a touchdown -- oh, my, beautiful throw and catch and the gators score on a 66-yard touchdown pass play to antonio callaway. >> verne: antonio callaway has become a star in this, his first year at florida. >> gary: we've got great freshmen young receivers in this league but callaway does not have to take a back seat to anybody. >> verne: thanks to our guys in the truck led by craig silver and steve milton, our guys upstairs, chuck gardner, butch baird, dave moulton and the rest of our

they outplayed florida state. they had the ball with just about a minute on the plus side of the field. they fumbled it back and ended up losing it. and you could tell in talking to dabo swinney, he even brought it up when we met with him earlier in the year against georgia tech. it was a loss that galvanized this team. it was the first game watson showed what he was all about. they out-played florida state down there. i think clemson beats florida state by 14 or more points next week. i think they're that much better right now. golson is probably back. he passed the concussion test today. >> mike: what about cook? >> ed: if he isn't playing -- and i think clemson is much better than florida state. >> mike: clemson could sew it up in the athlet lantic division. >> ed: people keep saying around these parts, well, you know, the coastal division, unc beats pitt the other night. they better put a really good team in the playoff. it's not going to matter. if clemson wins out they're in the playoffs and i think they'll

. >> 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

gregory and other condo owners in florida thought their homes were safe. but that amendment isn't working out for gregory and others in grand oasis and hundreds more across the state who still risk being forced out of their homes. >> even if you lose at least you know that you tried everything. >> doreen lives down the street from sylvia gregory. she says she'd lose $130,000 if the complex's terminated and she's forced to sell. >> what will it mean for you if they do terminate? >> oh, i might have to work a lot longer than 65. i'm almost 54 years old. why should i have to start all over again? i think it's rotten. >> the legislature, this last session, passed a law that was supposed to protect homeowners like you. >> correct. >> what happened? >> a lot of the people that thought would be protected by the new law are not. >> hidden in the new amendment are loopholes which favor big real estate. sylvia gregory isn't covered because she didn't buy her condo from the original developer. if she had the law says gregory would get the purchase price or the market

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in florida we had the largest land purchasing programs in the country. it's called florida forever. and it was a bipartisan in our state that every year we would buy floridalion of pristine before it got developed, before someone a developer would come and buy it and be able to put housing on it or whatever. thatwas in the eco systems we needed to protect, florida is a lot different than new hampshire, i've been traveling beautiful state. our trees don change colors in florida. i've never seen more beautiful mountains and hills than you have here. [applause] florida's got some good things going on, but it also has a very fragile environment. a duty and it's a value of our state to protect wild florida, and we did it. way we could do it was to grow our economy, because that provided the resources for us to make this commitment. if you think about the everglades, if you've ever been in south florida, there is no other place like it. it's a resource that is unique to the world. fauna's got all sorts of and critters and fish that need to be protected, it's also our supply. it's another

it was called florida forever. it was a bipartisan consensus in the states that every year we $300 million of pristine florida before got developed. -- it got developed. before a developer would come and buy it and put housing on it. this was in the ecosystems we needed to protect. florida is different from new hampshire. i have been traveling around this beautiful state. our trees do not change colors. i have never seen more people mountains and hills. [applause] florida has good things going on. it also has an extreme nearly fragile environment. -- extremely fragile environment. we had a duty to protect florida. the way we did it was to grow our economy. that provided resources. if you have ever been to south florida, there is no place like it. i am proud of it. it is a resource unique to the world. it has all sorts of fauna, critters, and fish that need to be protected. it is also our water supply. it is another place for you need to share the resource and do it in a respectful way. under my watch we cleaned up

. >> we've gone from a couple of fish off of 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.

in florida we prove otherwise. to put it in perspective for your 50th out of 50 in graduation rate. 50 is bad. [laughter] one would be good. and so we could even whisper things god for name your favorite state. we have 15 in almost 20 years of street improvement because of this where our accountability system is. there's a better way to do this but it needs to be driven. somebody over here in the back. it's a little dark back there. bernie sanders said free college education mandatory content wants lower interest rates. how would you deal with the education issue in college? >> if you have children in florida,, in-state students have the lowest tuition in any country and any state in the united states. it's because we have two things, a bright future scholarship program that's merit-based and any person with a gpa gets a full ride. it's a full ride to go to school. and we put a cap on tuition. we now have a system where schools are measured on outcomes. universities have to produce what they expect them to. we meas

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florida is hunting forbears. the bear hunt is on after the break. >>> you may have heard of the big bear hunt in florida. the hunt was controversial, the first one in that state for 21 years. there were protests across florida. people were holding signs chanting bear hugs, not bear hunts. florida fish and wildlife conservation commission or fwc for even shorter went along with their p hunt and then ended it two days later. here is how the hunt was portrayed by the big city media. they say florida called off the big black bear hunt after it became a big, black bear mass -- masacre. they declared it with such a success they were able to end it early with about 300 bears being cold. cold is a hunter word which means killed. since it went so well florida plans to hold annual hunts as 32 other states do. make no mistake. these bears will be missed. here at "red eye" we remember a few of them. >> people are supposed to be laughing and you were all getting -- you are tearing up. >> i was almost in tears. did you not gro

florida, they remain undefeated. leonard fournette, the tenth player in fbs history to rush for 10,000 yards in the team's first five games. #beast. clemson gets their 13th straight home game at clemson memorial stadium. types the longest streak in school history. and next week, "gameday" is in michigan. that's it for this ford wrapup. receive you next week. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available, from 50 to 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. year agreement. >> a fatal shooting on the north shore. responding officers facing a violent confrontation with a suspect behind the

donald trump was on the 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

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remember when nay got the ball gabbing bens florida. -- against florida?nd out. >> verne: dobbs. stretches out to the 42 yardline. the post game show coming up when this game is in the book. the clock is running with 3:22 to go. it's 38-31 tennessee. >> gary: remember that burned timeout early in the second half. they don't hurt as much in the first half. in the second half they can change your entire strategy at the end of these games. >> verne: 3 minutes to go. 2nd down and 3. dobbs keeps it. can't get to the 1st down mark here. tim kimbrough the first man there. >> gary: interesting call for tennessee. a load at tailback but dobbs has been the money man. >> verne: hurd carried it 21 times. 80 yards. joshua dobbs 17 for 118. this is hurd. >> gary: for the change, they are in command of the rushing attack in this game. they lost 5 straight. >> verne: dobbs. he will be short. wait a minute. >> gary: i think he is a bit short. >> verne: yes. >> gary: and mark richt takes his timeout. he waited to see. good call by him. 3 straight carries by the quarterback.

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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 definitely matter come the general election, florida, ohio, and pennsylvania and trump in the race for awhile and his numbers, bruised up like a politician. >> let's look at the democratic side. >> on the democratic side if you look at the

florida, they remain undefeated. leonard fournette, the tenth player in fbs history to rush for 10,000 yards in the team's first five games. #beast. clemson gets their 13th straight home game at clemson memorial stadium. types the longest streak in school history. and next week, "gameday" is in ann arbor for michigan state and michigan. that's it for this ford wrapup. receive you next week. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ >> what good are we if we do not prepare young people to carry the torch? anchor: nation of islam louis farrakhan joins thousands to market 20 years since the million man march. nearly buried alive. firefighters rush to save a man trapped after a trench collapse. prepare for a chilly sunday. some areas could see temperatures in the 30's. the news start now. anchor: rescue crews rushing to save a man buried up to his trend collapse. the man was digging a water line when the club's took place i

. >>> 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 o

bush has 4% in florida and single digits everywhere else. kasich has high approval ratings as governor but he is in third place and behind donald trump. so in florida and ohio, they can deliver the state, but it is struggling and not translating into presidential numbers. >> they are waiting to see what happens and everyone is hanging in there. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> with ben carson rising in the polls he is also out for more scrutiny based on that. his comments on the school shooting in oregon got a lot of attention this week and we will be joining us live in a few minutes. >>> the fbi is expanding the investigation on hillary clinton's e-mail to use a second firm, one that was hired to backup the big data. ed henry has more and good morning to you on capitol hill. how much does this raise the stakes for her? >> reporter: fox confirmed the fbi contacted the second tech company in september. they were doing backup for the first tech company we know is cooperating with the fbi, platt river in colorado, that was overseeing the p

remember when nay got the ball gabbing bens florida. -- against florida? 3 and out. >> verne: dobbs. stretches out to the 42 yardline. the post game show coming up when this game is in the book. the clock is running with 3:22 to go. it's 38-31 tennessee. >> gary: remember that burned timeout early in the second half. they don't hurt as much in the first half. in the second half they can change your entire strategy at the end of these games. >> verne: 3 minutes to go. 2nd down and 3. dobbs keeps it. can't get to the 1st down mark here. tim kimbrough the first man there. >> gary: interesting call for tennessee. a load at tailback but dobbs has been the money man. >> verne: hurd carried it 21 times. 80 yards. joshua dobbs 17 for 118. this is hurd. >> gary: for the change, they are in command of the rushing attack in this game. they lost 5 straight. >> verne: dobbs. he will be short. wait a minute. >> gary: i think he is a bit short. >> verne: yes. >> gary: and mark richt takes his timeout. he waited to see. good call by him. 3 straight carries by the quarterb

. -- the way it did in florida. john: to my knowledge, there is in one calling card issue from florida. you don't have what scott walker had which wasn't enough. it is not budget cutting. mark: it could be. at this point but i have not walked away with a sense -- oh, yes, this is what he did in florida, that was the signature issue. maybe they will do it, they have not done it yet. his brother, when he ran talked about his texas resident and was very specific. juvenile justice reform, education reform. i'm amazed at how remote it still is. rolling up your sleeves is not something voters necessarily are looking for. after the legacy candidate, there is talk now about the ultimate non-legacy candidate, ben carson, doctor and republican. he joined the ladies on "the view" today. he engaged in some classic back-and-fourth. he talked about guns and taxes, as well as evolution and reproductive rights. whoopi goldberg: you sort of feel that there is not a war on women, but there may be a war on what is inside of women? >>

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 campaign events

it starts in ohio and goes to florida and pennsylvania.o, we need the resources to file the campaign, and when we filed the third quarter campaign, we have almost as much cash on hand as hillary clinton. >> yes. >> and the cash on hand numbers are close to hers, so we will have a chance to run full-fledged campaign. >> and he has generated huge crowds out there, and the arguments of the critics say it is curious, and he is not taken all that seriously, but they find him interesting, and intriguing. what do you say to that? >> we will say, come to one of his events, and see if bernie is serious or not. people want to talk about issues that are mattering to them, and bernie sanders better than anybody that the middle-class is destroyed by the an economic system rigged to send all of the wealth to the top. >> and now, is the democratic caucuses take to away help for him? >> well, when you look at the polls there, and with the vice president out, hillary clinton's numbers go up, and when he is in, the numbers go down. >> and what i am hearing

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 place, and this is an extraordinary, extraordinary company, and i am proud to be here. i want to mention toby for just a little bit because he is the second brother, and i always admired the second

and florida, trump 28 carson 68. the two from florida, rubio and bush bush at 12.io in the republican primaries, these are winner take all states. if somebody gets 25 30% everybody else can divide it. the winner gets all the delegates going into a convention. >> and i would be imagine how you would feel in a situation like this. you're talking about what should be a home state advantage for john kasich florida for marco rubio and jeb bush you add them together and you don't even get the number that donald trump is pulling in florida. so i think this is tremendously disappointing for them. troubling for them as they plot their strategy forward. like the families kind of taking sides against them. and it just shows you that in this environment where the outsiders are in that it is really difficult. you don't even get the home state boost. >> the interesting thing about john kasich he is a very popular governor in his home state. his popularity last i checked was over 50%. he just came off a really good re-election. and he still you know only at 13% and no republican

kaptur, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen. the tellers will come forward and take their seats at the desk in front of the speaker's rostrum. the roll will now be taken and those responding to their names will indicate the surname of the nominee of their choosing. the clerk will now call the roll. the clerk: mr. abraham. ryan. adams. pelosi. derholt, ryan. aguilar, pelosi. allen, ryan. amash, ryan. modei, ryan. ashford, pelosi. babin, ryan. arletta, ryan. arr, ryan. barton, ryan. pelosi. eatty, pelosi. becerra, pelosi. enishek, ryan. era, pelosi. beyer, pelosi. bilirakis, ryan. .ishop of georgia, pelosi ishop of michigan, ryan. . shop of utah . shop of utah black, ryan. blackburn, ryan. lum, ryan. lumenauer, pelosi. bonamici, pelosi. mike bost, ryan. oustany, ryan. brendan boyle, pelosi. brady of pennsylvania, pelosi. rady of texas, ryan. rat bridenstine, ryan. brooks of alabama, ryan. brooks of indiana, ryan. rown of florida, pelosi. rownley of california, pelosi. uchanan, ryan. buck, ryan. bucshon, ryan. burgess, ryan. cheri

but it was trump's standing in florida that really had him gloating today. >> florida, i was at 21, i to 28. we're killing everybody. and don't forget you have a sitting senator and an ex-governor in florida. >> reporter: he bests both senator marco rubio and former governor jeb bush by double digits in their home state. the same goes for ohio governor john kasich. >> i don't know, maybe there's a mistake. because actually the governor of ohio is a quality guy. and he's doing a good job. but we're beating everybody by a lot in ohio. >> reporter: the new numbers come as bush campaigned down the road in iowa today trying to make headway into key early voting state where he is badly trailing the leaders. he downplayed the latest numbers. >> last time who was winning in october four years ago? >> reporter: rubio campaigning in new hampshire echoed his former mentor. >> well, don't really matter very much. polls are polls. what's going to matter is what voters are ready to do in early february. and that's what we're aiming toward. >> the fiscal irresponsibility -- >> reporter: and while ca

>> rose: florida. florida state was a rival. >> rose: bobby was there at florida state when you were there. >> very close to bobby. love him. >> rose: i did a "60 minutes" profile with him. >> great person. florida we had a great run, six years there. won two championships, had a tremendous experience. i always loved florida. there is a special place in my heart always for the florida gators. >> rose: well, we all know your story there. i asked you this morning, you know, what happened before you took a year off? a year off -- you that you had taken a year off, you decided to invest in leadership and find coaches and leaders you admire and find the common denominator so you could learn and pass it on, this book and other places. but what led you to that? what happened? that's what i want to know, in your words, not somebody else's. >> well, we were having tremendous success. we were in a 22-game win streak and a great friend of mine was the head coach of northwestern. randy walker passed away of a hear

florida, they remain undefeated. leonard fournette, the tenth player in fbs history to rush for 10,000 yards in the team's first five games. #beast. clemson gets their 13th straight home game at clemson memorial stadium. types the longest streak in school history. and next week, "gameday" is in ann arbor for michigan state and michigan. that's it for this ford wrapup. receive you next week. (nature sounds) she can rage, and roar, and crack, and storm. but mother nature can't stop us. the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ introducing longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus, an appetizer, or a dessert. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah

calling, explaining, what i'm working on is what i did in florida. and that is, we changed the way government works in most legislative bodies it's power-driven. two people at the top of the pyramid power make all the decisions. i want to push that down, spread it out so every member gets the part and opportunity to be successful. >> i was going to ask you that, you were speaker of the house in florida. how do you think the job is different than florida speaker of the house than the job in congress if there is a difference? >> well, i think a lot of personalities are saying, deborah wasserman-schultz is there, and i think it is a whole lot further right with the decimal on the spending changed. >> is there anyone who is not in the freedom caucus that you could live with as a number two? instead of you? >> well, i am here for a different reason. i'm not looking at the personalities like i said. i believe that the basic problem is not necessarily people. it's the process by which we make laws. the more we become inclusive, the more we begin to take up

the cargo ship disappeared on thursday as it sailed from florida to puerto rico. the captain and three other crew members, at least three others, are all from maine. one of them, mike holland is an engineer on the ship and his mom is trying to get down to florida. the coast guard has searched more than 31,000 square miles, but they say conditions are terrible. 30 to 40 machine foot seas, high winds, low visibility. searchers are hoping for better weather and better luck tomorrow. anchor: onto voice your choice coverage. presidential hopeful bernie sanders visiting the bay state tonight, wrapping up a speech in boston just hours ago. tonight's rally drew thousands of people to the convention center, filling nearly, nearly filling the center's biggest hall. kelly o'hara was at the event and has more. reporter: good evening. his campaign says in is the third largest rally they've ever had in the country and they say their numbers prove it. they had more than 20,000 people here at the convention center. >> welcome to the political revolution. [cheers and applause] rep