he and his co-defendant share the same defense table at florida's broward county courthouse. w, deborah says aybar looks over at her and tries to communicate a message. >> one of them spoke to me, then had the nerve to mouth to me, i'm sorry, i didn't kill your sister. >> i remember that day vividly. he mouthed that to me outside the presence of the jury. i had to be dragged out of court. i was so full of rage. >> the prosecution lays out its case, describing them as members of a gang, specializing in home invasions. >> their job was to go get cash, drugs, whatever and they knew they weren't going to leave witnesses behind. >> but, the video is the most potent weapon. >> i'm cringing every time the video is played, my stomach churning, sweating through my jacket. it's 22 minutes, seems like 22 hours when playing it. >> the trial drags on for an exhausting eight months. when jurors cannot agree the men in the courtroom are the ones on the tape, the judge is forced to declare a mistrial. >> when you are the victim's family, you want the jury to reach a decision, even if it's acq

call the number on your screen or visit the website to learn more. >>> tonight florida governor rick scott is denying the bombshell allegations we brought you last night that officials in florida's environmental protection were banned from using the word climate change. the report from the florida senator for investigative reporting alleges that dep officials had been told not to use the words climate change and global warming in official reports and communications. and that the unwritten policy was communicated in 2011 after rick scott an established climate change denier came into office. christopher byrd who worked as an attorney for general counsel from 2008 to 2013 said that he was warned not to use climate change and reeled terms during a 2011 staff meeting. "i did infer from this meeting that this was a new policy that these words were to be prohibited for use from official dep policymaking with our clients" several other staffers reported similar experiences and earlier today governor rick scott responded. governor were you aware that scientists were being told not to speak ab

the search for whoever is attacking brown pelicans in the florida keys. >> nearly half of the population has fled their homes. the u.n.'s top agency say that world powers must put aside their differences to find a solution, and today the u.s. increased the aid that it is sending to rebel forces, promising $70 million in non-lethal assistance. the opposition has been losing ground to hard line elements within syria. rebels want the u.s. to take more direct action against president bashar al-assad. let's go to the white house where mike viqueira is there for us. so far the president has been reluctant to take more direct action. >> well, it's certainly true, and of all the foreign policy problems nat president has faced, syria is the most vexing and gained the most critics towards president obama and his policies. in the most violent year yet in a conflict of four years. >> millions forced from their homes, 220,000 dead. what can the president do to stop it. so far many experts agree what he's trying isn't working. >> mr. obama's approach to stay out of the area with troops on the ground,

a training mission off the florida coast goes horribly wrong with 11 service members aboard. tonight, the military is presuming the worst. >>> resignation. the emembattled police chief in ferguson, missouri, becomes the latest official to step down after that scathing report on racial bias. >>> and beating cancer. new hope battling one of the most feared forms with a booster shot many of us have already had. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, lester holt. >>> good evening. as we start tonight we're watching several big stories including the search for wreckage and survivors of the scene of a deadly military helicopter crash overnight off the coast of florida. we want to begin here this evening with what appears to be another embarrassment for the secret service. details just surfacing about an investigation into a possible car crash on the white house grounds involving members of the secret service including an agent assigned to president obama's protective detail. let's go right

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how about jordan spieth. >>> it's your fourth and final stop on the florida swing. arnold palmer invitational presented by mastercard. rory mcilroy for the first time will be there. top ranked player in the world begins thursday 1:00 on golf channel. saturday 2:30 eastern time on nbc. as we take a look at that hole location at 16. by the way, neither spieth nor reed both texans will be at bay hill they'll stay in san antonio or houston before the masters. >> you see players trying to fit it in that fairway there about 30 yards wide. once you get to that tee shot. you turn to the right. there's the green hole location back right. players are going to have no trouble fittinghat ball into that green between the trees. but when you get to that green, presents a whole bunch of different problems. bumps and rolls --. >> down off the right.

. >>> breaking news out of the florida panhandle. all are still missing, that is the word we're getting from military officials this hour after an arm helicopter crashes in the florida panhandle during a night training exercise. what we know still missing. seven marines four soldiers. new information that we just got in the last 15 minutes tells us that a ch-60 chopper, that is what kind of helicopter crashed on this mission in the remote part of the beach near pensacola will an area owned by the military used for these kind of test missions. a.p. also reporting that the military sometimes drops trainees into the ocean they use boats and helicopters to help the trainees get back to shore. some debris from the chopper also found within the last couple hours. the names of those being withheld will until they can forgive family. >>> today the trial begins for a prince george's county teacher accused of sex abuse. andre brown was teacher and coach at high point high school in beltsville. prosecutors say he abused a 17-year-old student aft

the u.s. state of florida has conservationists deeply concerned. the birds which are federally protected are having their pouches slashes, something that can lead to an oh slow and painful death. we go to the florida keys. >> oh, you poor baby. >> maya is a nurse in her native croatia, and these days she's putting those skills to good use. a makeshift refugee center has become a trial lifeline. >> i don't like to go outside. i don't like to go here. i'm happy with my animals. i'm happy here. they need me, you know. >> but in the last few months maya's refuge has been inundated with brown pelicans. a dozen birds have been found with sliced pouches. injuries that the veterinarian say are deliberate and malicious malicious. >> the horror is they don't want the birds just to die they want them to die a slow torturous death. >> perhaps fishermen angry at pelicans for stealing their catch are responsible but so far no one has been caught or charged. >> i would like them to turn themselves in so we can put an end to this. if anything, we're out there looki

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how about jordan spieth. >>> it's your fourth and final stop on the florida swing. almer invitational presented by mastercard. rory mcilroy for the first time will be there. top ranked player in the world begins thursday 1:00 on golf channel. saturday 2:30 eastern time on nbc. as we take a look at that hole location at 16. by the way, neither spieth nor reed both texans will be at bay hill they'll stay in san antonio or houston before the masters. >> you see players trying to fit it in that fairway there about 30 yards wide. once you get to that tee shot. you turn to the right. there's the green hole location back right. players are going to have no trouble fitting that ball into that green between the trees. but when you get to that green, presents a whole bunch of different problems. bumps and rolls --. >> down off the right.

. >>> a blackhawk helicopter taking part in a training exercise off the florida coast has crashed. all 11 servicemembers on board at the time are presumed dead. craig boswell has the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: crews are scouring the beach near eglin air force base for more debris and remains after an army helicopter went down off the florida coast. seven marines and four army national guard crew members were on board the blackhawk. the crash happened during a routine training mission with a second helicopter that returned safely. weather may have been a factor. the national weather service had issued a dense fog advisory. >> a reminder to us that those who serve, um, put themselves at risk both in training and in combat. >> reporter: search-and-rescue teams are being organized out of a mobile command post in navarre, florida, and heavy fog is hampering their efforts. the marines were based in north carolina at camp lejeune. four soldiers from an army national guard unit in hammond, louisiana. >> our thoughts and prayers are with them as the search-and- rescue continue

all i can tell you is, the heater at the comfort in works. it's not like florida in february, no. thanks for having me. thank you, again, for having me. what's the deal with this weather? i thought they were used to express disapproval. good to see you. it is so nice to be here. >> thanks for participating in our primary. >> i will -- i look forward to it. this is a great that it's great to be a part of this. thanks for inviting me. all right, guys. >> all your chairs are republicans? >> [inaudible] you don't have term limits. i'm a speaker. are you the ceo? half my time is spent on administrative duties. >> he was chief 10 years ago. he is well versed. >> the rest of the year was spent negotiating contracts. i look forward to visiting with you again. >> how many members do you have? we have 400 members. >> we have 120. the senate is 24. that is a big difference. it makes it interesting. the house got to 424, but could not fit it in the room. it was based on population. >> are they in district? single-member district? >> not all. >> i wish you the best. you are in the middle of a s

we have the black hawk that went down off the florida coast, a portion is owned by the military.for test missions. francis is back now with how often this might happen when we have aviation incidents. >> we have been researching the data behind these crashes. this is the information we found so far. pretty much extensively for training exercises. this is what we found so far. starting with february 2012 there were seven marines that were killed there as far as that tragedy along the california-arizona border. two helicopters collided during a nighttime training. this is not including what happened today. as far as accidents go there were 22 accidents that occurred in 2015. how many of those were army fatalities? two. as far as injuries considered non-fatal one. as far as the next year, 2014. 41 accidents total in that year. fatalities as far as that goes three and four non-fatal injuries. looking again to this next year 2013. the number of accidents as far as that in the military goes 45 accidents in this year. zero fatalities and injuries we have three nonhfr-fatal injuries in t

the big furniture place. i was hoping they would get it to me but they didn't but as i mentioned yesterday farmville will be having some different exhibits presentations related to long braids -- i am from florida, the natural bridge battle is what i am thinking of, but high bridge is what i am thinking of. you can go to the farmville website and see what they are going to have going on related to high bridge. i think that is pretty much it in terms of general information. i want to go ahead and introduce the first speaker for the morning. bert dunkerly is a historian, an award-winning author. he has a degree in history from st. vincent college and a masters in preservation. he has worked at nine different historic sites most recently am currently at the richmond national battlefield park. he has written two books and i think we have at least one of them in the for-sale bookstore his most recent one, "the most famous bridal" -- -- struggle" -- i grabbed the wrong one. what is the most recent one? "to the bitter end," which deals with the surrenders in north carolina. his talk today will be on the forgotten surrenders. since i did my dissertation on florida, i hope you might mention florida once

seven marines and four crew members are missing and now presumed dead after a helicopter crash off the florida panhandle. now fog is hampering the search and recovery effort. craig boswell has more. >>> 11 service members on board of a uh-60 blackhawk similar to this one were on a nighttime training mission when their helicopter went down in waters near eglin air force base. search and rescue crews have found aircraft debris and some human remains on a beach between pensacola and destin, florida. the crash happened during a routine training mission with a second helicopter that returned safely. weather may have been a factor. the national weather service had issue add dense fog advisory. >> a reminder to us that those who serve put themselves at risk both in training and in combat. >> reporter: search and rescue teams are being organized out after mobile command post in florida and officials say heavy fog is hampering their efforts. the marines were based at camp lejeune in north carolina. the four soldiers from an army national guard unit in hammond, louisiana. >> our thoughts and prayers are

the governor of florida, the former governor of florida likely to run. senator from florida likely to get into the race. >> mike huckabee. >> mike huckabee lives there. >> ben carson. >> ben carson lives there. >> see, everybody's making a good decision, move to florida. you could all move there, would be all right with me. >> you're obviously close to rick perry, as you mentioned. you're close to bobby jindal. >> yeah. >> what are you looking for in a 2016 candidate? >> i think the biggest issue we have as a country is the same as we had in florida when i got elected. it's all about jobs. we can't have a country that has higher corporate taxes, more regulation and anti-business attitude and think we're going to get jobs. if you're -- all these companies are competing globally. think about it. we don't care where they're headquartered. so we've got to elect somebody that says, my primary job is jobs. and we're going to figure out how to limit the growth of government. they've got to figure out how to cut corporate taxes, cut individual taxes, reduce regu

overnight a helicopter crashing at the florida panhandle. 11 military members now missing. they are saying the 7 marines and four soldiers were conducting a training exercise when the chopper went down in that remote stretch of beach. search and rescue crews have found debris. they were part of the camp lejeune special ops group. the 'oleolders soldiers are their names are being withheld. they have to contact family members. >> no more blurred lines. robin robin thick and ferrell have to give it up to the tune of $7.3 million. they rule the the pop stars ripped offin gaye's 1977 hip. jackie ibanez is here with more. >> after a year long legal battle marvin gaye's family walked out of the court victorious. robin thick and ferrell williams ordered to pay $7.3 million ar the smash hit blurred lines copy copied "got to give it up." listen for yourself. ♪ ♪ >> there's the two. what do you think? for the jury the baseline key board and other elements were too similar to ignore. the court proceedings played out at times like a concert with thicke playing the piano and even singing

it happened overnight off the florida panhandle near the eglin air force base. u.s. coast guard is searching about 50 square miles in the area today. kpix 5's ken bastida joins us live from the newsroom now. ken, they haven't declared this a recovery mission just yet. >> reporter: no. they are on the verge of that, liz. a spokesman for the air force base says that human remains have washed ashore this afternoon. but search-and-rescue mission is still officially under way. search crews are facing setbacks though from the same fog that may have contributed to last night's crash. searchers are looking for the remains of 11 servicemembers after their blackhawk helicopter crashed tuesday night during a training exercise off the florida coast. >> the fog is continuing to roll in. we are going to continue search- and-rescue, um, through the evening. we have coast guard boats that are still out in santa rosa sound. >> reporter: 7 marines and 4 army national guard crew members were on board the helicopter. the national weather service had issued a dense fog advisory. visibili

off the florida panhandle. another black hawk turning back just moments before. martha raddatz with the story. >> reporter: today, off the florida coast, salvage efforts began for the helicopter that went down in bad weather. the two black hawks were doing night training when the fog rolled in. the mission was aborted. the first helicopter made it back to base, the second with the four-man army crew and seven marines did not. the shock of this loss, even more profound because of this young marine, staff sergeant andrew seif. one week ago today, the 26-year-old stood with his wife dawn, where he was awarded the silver star for combat valor. the marines will mourn all those lost on that helicopter, but also will be celebrating the good things they did as well. this will be a very long celebration. >> just extraordinary talent on board. do we have any idea what caused the crash? >> it will take a investigate. the fog can come up very quickly and can disorient even the best of pilots. >> martha, thank you. >>> we have new reaction tonight after our abc news investigat

he has said he has done nothing wrong and that he and the florida eye dr. just friends. >> anyone who knows me knows that i fight for the things i believe are important. that is why am. i am not going anywhere. >> he would not be answering questions because the inquiry is ongoing. i we will keep following this. for more info and updates follow me on twitter @chasingsibile and follow the show @chasingnews. >> philadelphia police officer robert wilson met his end yesterday afternoon. he had just gone into a videogame store to do a little shopping in two men rushed in and announced a whole the. he immediately did his job trying to put a stop to the robbery. bullets flew and he was killed. they have announced the arrest of two men's that they say our are brothers carlton hicks and his brother ramon williams. the real story seems to be that he was just inside the store trying to buy a videogame for his nine -year-old son. sometimes we forget that police are just people. >> this is heartbreaking to me. families of police officers sheriffs, 1st responders have to d

this is video from the air force base in florida and you can see emergency vehicles and very heavy fog and officials say the dense fog could have played a factor in the crash carrying four soldiers and 15 marines was trying over the stretch of beach when it went down and taking part in routine training mission where pilots where night vision goggle with a dense fog advisory in the area and this morning a coast guard vessel parted part of aircraft in the water can now the human remains. the army crew was from the national guard in louisiana and the officers were from camp legeune in north carolina. the names have not opinion released. >>> we have continuing coverage on the blackhawk crash and "good morning america" will have the latest coming up at 7:00 after the morning news. >>> now the south bay where a federal agent is cracking down on illegal casinos emthat were operating inside several local businesses and inside they found illegal slot machines and other gaming positions. matt is in san jose. >> this was raided last night a cafe with a security gate and a few feet away the weapon

. >>> authority say all those involved in a helicopter crash off the florida coast are dead. crews have found human marines. seven marines and four u.s. soldier armies were all on board the helicopter when it disappeared around 8:30 last night. another blackhawk returned safely. the officials were conducting a routine night training exercise in heavy fog. >> the fog has been hampering us. you have to go slow in the water make sure you are not missing anything. >> some debris is beginning to wash up in a beach in the search area. president obama offered his condolences for the presumed loss of those service members. >>> a french official confirms a boy and man who appear in a new video showing the killing of a palestinian man are french citizens. we are not showing the boy's face since he's a minor. he's on the left of the video. the man in the video speaks with a southern french accident. authorities are investigating whether he was links to the islamicist extremist who attacked a jewish school in 2012. the family of the man in the orange jump suit said he joined isis, changed

the senator has served as a city commissioner with miami before being elected to the florida house of representatives and was elected speaker. as someone who learned in the legislature myself, do know that in just a few short years he was elected speaker of the house says an awful lot about how his colleagues viewed him and valued his input and counsel. that is quite an a compliment. in may of 2000 nine, he announced to run for the united states senate and ran an impressive primary race, edging out an incumbent governor to win the nomination and eventually prevailing in the 2010 general election. during his first term in the united states senate, senator rubio established a reputation as an outspoken advocate of issues he truly believes are important to streamline our federal government, eliminating the federal debt, and promoting job creation. he has called for in humble of reforms he believes will restore the american dream including social security and medicare programs to secure them for future generations. making college affordable for young americans and spurning -- spurring eco

ptioning sponsored by comedy central the nightly, florida's governor wants to ban the phrase climate change. sorry republicans, it's like the phrase black president you can't just wish it away. [laughter] who decides what we can and can't say. we had a great joke here but the lawyers at comedy central made us cut it. [laughter] sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me except for the tweets from @bring back colbert. i know that's you stephen. so let's talk political correctness [bleep] this is the nightly show. [cheers and applause] >> larry: thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. welcome to the nightly show. i'm larry wilmore. ow. man i just went through my first winter here in new york. a little cold for my taste. but finally it's starting to warm up, yes. yes. [applause] only two months until the city starts to smell like a hot diaper, cannot wait. cannot wait. [laughter] finally man trying to get out of my uggs. [laughter] and get into my other uggs. [laughter] yep. it's warming up folks. that means tonight talking about climate change. yep,

the hospital. >> plus, a military chopper crashes in florida. all 11 people onboard are feared dead. >>> and it could drastically change traffic in the bay area. a new proposal that just got the go-ahead. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. more of those stories in a moant, but first, rain is moving in. we get a quick check otthe forecast, and how welcome is that? >> so nice out there. a little more rain in some spot than we originally thought. i was forecasting over .3 inch in san jose where we're up to .4. that's good news. over a quarter inch in places like antioch, starting to see the sky open up momentary in tiburon. another round of rain on the way before we max out those totals later on today. the live radar shows that picture, main cold front has come through. right now, producing a generous amount of snowfall over tahoe, and the second batch to come through throughout the second half of the day. your weather headlines tell the story. getting into this afternoon, showers will clear between 4:00 a

an army helicopter has crashed in the florida panhandle. soldiers were on board. they were involved in nighttime training exercises. two blackhawks like this one were due at englund air force base. as of now only one halls made it there. the military says the missing chopper did not put out a distress call but some debris was discovered around 2:00 this morning. still the military is calling the 11 missing and the mission to find them a search and rescue. we're working to get more information on this breaking story. stay with 6abc and abc news for the latest. >> now let's head to the big board to break down the eagles quarterback swap. nick foles is headed to the rams and sam bradford of saint louis is coming here. coach chip kelly has been a busy man since he gained more power with the team. he's released a lot of fan favorites or traded them in the past week including well, nick foles is one, lesean mccoy, jeremy maclin, todd herremans, i'll throw cary williams in there too. foles responded to the move on twitter. he says he's thankful for

crews have recovered the bodies of all but two servicemen who died in the helicopter crash near the florida panhandle. 11 military personnel died in the crash. the black box was found. >>> an incredible rescue caught on camera, a helicopter rescues the pilot of a small plane after it goes down in the florida everglades. you can see the guy on top of his plane before he walks out and hops into that waiting chopper. he is safe, wow. >>> washington d.c. they're the top of the list of cities where you're likely to overpay for gas. gasbuddy.com shows the disparity in prices. sit co on minnesota -- citgo on minnesota avenue charges 2.29 a gallon while in northeast they charge 3.89 a gallon. >>> the new cover of time magazine. >> it's a silhouette of hillary clinton and according to the hill, some of the people from time, it appears to give her horns. time says, "any resemblance to cats, bats or devil horns is entirely coincidental." a tweet, anyone who ever worked with graphics designers knows this is no accident. another tweet, there are countless times covers that look like the person has horns

a training mission off the florida coast goes horribly wrong with 11 service members aboard. tonight, the military is presuming the worst. >>> resignation. the emembattled police chief in ferguson, missouri, becomes the latest official to step down after that scathing report on racial bias. >>> and beating cancer. new hope battling one of the most feared forms with a booster shot many of us have already had. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york

one of the florida regiments that was one of the last surrendered groups, week in june. -- late in june. bert dunkerly. [applause] bert: good morning. i want to thank the organizers for having me. i really appreciate the invitation, it is great to be here with so many people interested in the topic. what i would like to do was talk about all of the surrenders, not so much on appomattox i think you have covered that in the last few days. i want to compare the surrenders and talk about how different they are because each unfolded in different ways. and each surrender happens independently and they all have a fascinating story. i want to talk about how the ending of the war sets the stage for reconstruction. all right. i will not spend a lot of time on appomattox but a couple of points i want to make our that -- or that -- are that the campaign is going to be grueling. as the armies's move from richmond and petersburg to the west, they will be marching in fighting every day -- and fighting everyday. the weather was wet, it is cool early april. think about the state of the armies, especiall

the army chopper went down during night training exercises at eglin air force base in the florida panhandle. search crews have not found the crew. they're part of the special operations group. they're from a hammond, louisiana, national air force base. >>> some signs this morning that iraqi government forces are in control of large parts of saddam hussein's home city of tikrit. video showed thick smoke billowing in the distance and iraqi forces and shiite militia in the area. the footage also showed a vehicle-mounted rocket launcher you're seeing there firing towards a target. the battle is a key test for the iraqi forces as they struggle to win back terror strongholds from isis. >>> we turn now to boston, and the judge in the boston marathon bombing trial ended testimony early yesterday to go see the boat in which dzhokhar tsarnaev was caught days after the attack. the judge deciding whether or not to bring that boat to court and let the jurors see it. in court, meanwhile, prosecutors showed parts of a message tsarnaev wrote on the boat's wall. in part that message said, "we muslims are on

we're going to have the latest on the army helicopter crash in florida, what was going on. were missing. we'll give you the latest status on that search and rescue. it's good news that it's being called that by the way. >>> we also have the news about the apologies of the two members of the fraternity seen chanting that awful racist video. is too little too late in terms of what it will mean for healing on that campus? also are they allowed to expel these kids? i know it sounds like the right thing to do to many people but the first amendment, the 1964 civil rights act, ironically may both be legal barriers. we'll tell you why. we'll talk with a former member of the sae chapter who happens to be black about the cull tear as he understood it at that school. what may have changed and what should happen now. we'll also give you a couple more layers on the hillary clinton defense of private e-mails. didn't she just say not too long ago that she did use two devices? the big defense yesterday was that she went to one device for convenience. what does that mean? she won't turn ove

bill: anything from the florida governor jeb bush mike? >> reporter: i was in iowa. ush's very first stop he was asked by someone in the audience about restoring the doctor/patient relationship. >> we restore it by repealing if possible at some point, i think that is post-presidency of barack obama the affordable care act obama care and replacing it with a model that is consumer-directed. where people where consumers where patients have more choices. where they have more of a direct relationship. >> reporter: bush said there are probably 50 different ways to improve health care but it should not be top-down driven from here in washington d.c. bill: thank you mike. looks like nighttime behind you. be careful down there. mike emanuel in washington. >> reporter: thank you, bill. martha: coming up the latest in iraq on the battle for tikrit. [gunfire] as iraqi forces aligned with iranian militia fighters close in on that strong hold. is the tide starting to turn? plus this. >> any deal that's not approved by congress won't be accepted by congress not now, and certainly no

coastguards had found human remains after an army helicopter crashed off the florida coast. seven marines and four army soldiers are presumed dead. the crash happened during a training mission last night. dense fog forced crews to hold off their search today they're eglin air force base. krause boswell explains that -- craig boswell explains that weather might what about brought that chopper down. >> reporter: 11 service members' blackhawk helicopter crashed after a training exercise off the florida coast. >> we are going to continue search and rescue through the evening. we've got coastguard boats still out in santa rosa sound. >> reporter: seven plains and four army national guard crew members were on board the blackhawk. the national weather service had issued a dense -- seven marines and four army national guard crew members were on board the blackhawk. the national weather service had issued a dense fog advisory. >> one of the helicopters started to take off and realized weather was a condition and turned around and came back. >> reporter: the crash happened during a nig

the final 57-54. nats and tigers in florida jordan zimmermann. the store -- got the start.let's check out the other zimmerman, ryan zimmerman. bottom of the fifth, put this line in the perfect spot. since this one to write. that would be an r.b.i. double. he had two of those, by the way. nats beat the tigers, 9-2. it has been reported that dimarco mori -- demarco murray has expressed his desire to play for the eagles. last year he led the nfl in rushing for the cowboys. maybe chip kelly knows what he is doing after all. leon: that could work for him. bad news for us. alison: when we come back, more breaking news. this is right outside the ferguson police department. new leon: new protest breaking out in ferguson, missouri. even at this late hour, a crowd gathered outside the police department air. we have learned the chief is stepping down after saying he was going nowhere. this after the justice department found racist practices in that department. we have seen some pushing and shoving and at least one arrest. police are standing by in riot here. stay with us for continuin

the team to beat. they knocked off florida saturday to complete a perfect regular season. 31-0. that gives them the chance to win a national championship with no losses. no one has done that by the way, since the indiana hoosiers erica, in 1976. >> the pressure! >> kentucky will probably do it. >> ya think? >> no. it is an impressive squad. >> i have to tell you, i close my eyes and fill out brackets for fun. usually i do okay. >> right? i'm sure we'll -- because you take hours. >> i do. i take it very seriously. >> how do you do? >> i typically do not do very well. >> dylan dreyer has a check of the weather now. >> you pick a few colored jerseys. whatever works. >>> for the first time i am not talking about a major snowstorm. we've just got rain to talk about down through texas. below average temperatures. you see we have this rain just to the north of the houston, it is really heavy at times. it is heavier back to the south and west near san antonio. it is going to exit here and move to the northeast. we will see a period of perhaps torrential downpours that could produce as mu

bush: look, i just bragged about the florida medicaid plan. if iowa has access to an insurance plan for the underinsured, we should know about it. this is what our federal system does best. i was asked in the pre-reception to sign a constitution. sign the part that you admire the most. that is the hard thing for someone who loves the constitution. i was chairman of the constitution center, the organization that runs the museum in honor of our constitution. i signed the 10th amendment of the bill of rights. i think the power of our country, when we are doing it right, we are doing it by trial and error at the local and date level -- state-level. when there is a consensus, the federal government begins to act. the progressive liberal approach has created chaos. we are frozen in place. it is not just health care, though, certainly, health-care is the place that has gotten attention. it is how a kill it -- agriculture is regulated. they're deciding that every place has to be done the same way. children cannot work on family farms. dust is defined a

the time. >> in florida a search is on for survivors of a military helicopter crash. chopper was carrying seven special operations marines and an army air. >> moments ago, a military official said the 11 service member are now presumed dead. they were traveling in a helicopter in heavy fog and taking part in a routine night exercise when the aircraft went down. search-and-rescue teams found debris. the cause of the trash is not determined. in was a dense fog advisory in affect. >> there was fog. i do not know if it was a tripping factor. when our search-and-rescue personnel arrived on the scene this was limited visibility. >> this happened at the air force base in florida panhandle. the helicopter did not issue distress call. a second blackhawk on the mission runs to the base safely. a military official said the crew of 11 is now " dead." >> if you drive on a bay area bridge, this affects you. transportation planners will consider moving forward with an idea to get rid of all toll takers and go completely electronic which is the case on the golden gate bridge. our repo

efforts, but teams found some human remains and debris, as they fanned out along a remote beach on the floridale. >> ifill: the police chief of ferguson, missouri resigned today, in the latest fallout from a scathing federal report. tom jackson had been under pressure since a white officer killed michael brown, an unarmed black teenager, last august. the officer was cleared, but the justice department found systemic racial bias in the city's police and courts. jackson is the sixth local officer to resign or be fired since the report came out. >> woodruff: the associated press went to federal court today, to force the state department to release hillary clinton's e-mails. in a statement, the news organization said: "(the documents) will shed light on actions by the state department and former secretary clinton... during some of the most significant issues of our time." clinton used a private account exclusively as secretary. she pledged yesterday that all her work-related e-mails will be made public. >> ifill: the secretary of state lashed out today at senate republicans who sent a letter to ir

the day that that man killed himself in florida. mr. o'reilly was working as a reporter in texas at the time. in this call here he expresses shock that this guy has killed himself. he said he's going to go to florida the next day to start looking into it. now that he's heard from another state that the guy is dead. >> he's going to get a car tomorrow. i'm coming down there tomorrow. i'm coming to florida. >> he's going to get a car tomorrow. i'm coming down there tomorrow. i'm coming to florida. he's going to go to florida the next day after the guy killed himself, because he's intrigued by this news. mr. o'reilly does not seem to have been standing on the porch listening to the gunshots ring out as the guy killed himself. i don't know if the porch is long enough to extend from the house in florida all the way into texas where bill o'reilly was working as a dallas reporter. it just does not seem to have happened the way he has repeatedly explained that it did. no. mr. o'reilly, the star anchor of the fox news channel, the king of cable n

this happened near elgin air force base in the florida panhandle. the cause of the crash still unclear there was dense fog, we're being told there was weather conditions this is a live look at weather conditions in pensacola right now. we will keep you updated. >>> new fallout from the letter sent by 47 republican senators to iran warning against any nuclear deal with the u.s. the white house expressing concern that hardliners in iran could use that letter to scrap an agreement. meanwhile, it appears the gop letter may have violated a federal law, the logan act which dates back to 1799. >> it's believed russian hackers attacked the state department email system. they say it is the worst ever hack attack against a federal agency. the suspects are also thought to have been behind attacks on the white house email system and against several other federal agencies. >>> do you remember how the song "blurred lines" couldn't came out and said it kind of sounds like marvin gaye. the family of marvin gaye says justice was done. they had a copyright suit over t