lance dehaven smith is a professor of public policy at the florida state university. 2016 c-spanhy tempeis morning. is 41 thousand dollars, and state, 60 or hundred dollars, out-of-state, $22,000. deere talking with dr. to haven smith. special mantra florida .esidents, 202-748-8003 -- special line for florida residents. i am very familiar with the book that he wrote. i would also like to say thank you for having this program and the c-span bus go all around the state. it is very diverse. host: i hope you stay tuned all week long. caller: i definitely will. gainesville, but i am very familiar with the college. i would like for him to address two things for me if he has time this morning. just now, ande i'm very confused what they are doing regarding the redistricting in the voting mess from the legislature, where ,o we stand if we want to vote and when will that culminate into a final decision? the other thing i would like to ask him is if the changes in cuba that we have gone through with rubio and the immigration senate situation is going to affect the changes in terms of redistricting

having started his career at florida state university. here's griffith. derrius guice.h fitzpatrick. is that dillon lee? he got up. >> gary: i'll say this. it was a five-star game. i'm not sure he which one. >> verne: that's right. don't forget, the napa play of the game presented by napa auto parts. if that makes sense. that's coming up. >> gary: right now, less miles has to remind his team the season is not over. they still have arkansas, ole miss and texas a&m left. remember, next -- if alabama stumbles, lose as game, then also still would control their destiny. i've already said, a one-loss sec champion will be in the playoff. >> verne: left side, caught. that's deshawn smith, number 89. >> gary: tight end in the slot. it's a zone combo look. sometimes -- that looks like it's coming back too, verne. watching the replay there. >> referee: 15 yards added to the end of the run. first down. >> gary: the players thought it was coming back. the lsu players walked back. the alabama players walked back. when they met the official said oh, no. we're tacking it on to the end

. >> the florida state university police took me in the back of a police car to the hospital.. they were watching bruises appear as i was laying in the hospital bed. >> we got a call about 3 in the morning. we grabbed some stuff and jumped in the car and headed to fsu as quick as we could. she was laying in the hospital bed. and we each went to one side and we just held her and all three of us laid there, sat there and cried. >> that's when investigator angola came in. i told him everything. >> i'm very pro law enforcement. and tallahassee pd was there. we assumed they were taking care of things. >> i went back in the beginning of january. it was my first class on tuesday. i see him walk into the class. i knew, i was like, that's him. they were about to take attendance. and i needed to stay calm and just kind of wait it out. he was one of the very last names that they called. and my teacher said jameis winston. he raised his hand. i didn't know who he was. >> the nation's number one high school quarterback, he won state player of the year this past season. >> tell me why you c

. >> bundy was living in tallahassee at the time when five florida state university coeds were attacked women died as a result of the attacks. >> the police in pensacola, florida, stopped a man driving a stolen car and found to their surprise, and perhaps pleasure, it was bundy. >> step out, mr. bundy. what do we have here, an indictment. all right. why don't you read it to me. you're down for election, aren't you? >> mr. 1dy -- >> you told them you were going to get me. you said you were going to get me. you got the indictment. it's all you are going to get. >> bundy, having had some law training and a great deal of arrogance, decided to represent himself. for him he was the star in the courtroom. >> since i have been in dade county i've been -- >> don't shake your finger at me, young man. >> inside the courtroom, the trial will be covered by a still photographer and one television camera. upstairs there are some 250 reporters and television technicians from around the country. >> bundy's personality is fascinating to a lot of people. he doesn't fit the usual profile of a criminal. whe

having started his career at florida state university. here's griffith. derrius guice. minkah fitzpatrick. is that dillon lee? he got up. >> gary: i'll say this. it was a five-star game. i'm not sure he which one. >> verne: that's right. don't forget, the napa play of the game presented by napa auto parts. if that makes sense. that's coming up. >> gary: right now, less miles has to remind his team the season is not over. they still have arkansas, ole miss and texas a&m left. remember, next -- if alabama stumbles, lose as game, then also still would control their destiny. i've already said, a one-loss sec champion will be in the playoff. >> verne: left side, caught. that's deshawn smith, number 89. >> gary: tight end in the slot. it's a zone combo look. sometimes -- that looks like it's coming back too, verne. watching the replay there. the end of the run. first down. >> gary: the players thought it was coming back. the lsu players walked back. the alabama players walked back. when they met the official said oh, no. we're tacking it on to the end of it. let's see if we c

having started his career at florida state university. here's griffith. derrius guice. minkah fitzpatrick. is that dillon lee? he got up. >> gary: i'll say this. it was a five-star game. i'm not sure he which one. >> verne: that's right. don't forget, the napa play of the game presented by napa auto parts. if that makes sense. that's coming up. has to remind his team the season is not over. they still have arkansas, ole miss and texas a&m left. remember, next -- if alabama stumbles, lose as game, then also still would control their destiny. i've already said, a one-loss sec champion will be in the playoff. >> verne: left side, caught. that's deshawn smith, number 89. >> gary: tight end in the slot. it's a zone combo look. sometimes -- that looks like it's coming back too, verne. watching the replay there. >> referee: 15 yards added to the end of the run. first down. >> gary: the players thought it was coming back. the lsu players walked back. the alabama players walked back. when they met the official said oh, no. we're tacking it on to the end of it. let's see if we ca

having started his career at florida state university. here's griffith. derrius guice.h fitzpatrick. is that dillon lee? he got up. >> gary: i'll say this. it was a five-star game. i'm not sure he which one. >> verne: that's right. don't forget, the napa play of the game presented by napa auto parts. if that makes sense. that's coming up. >> gary: right now, less miles has to remind his team the season is not over. they still have arkansas, ole miss and texas a&m left. remember, next -- if alabama stumbles, lose as game, then also still would control their destiny. i've already said, a one-loss sec champion will be in the playoff. >> verne: left side, caught. that's deshawn smith, number 89. >> gary: tight end in the slot. it's a zone combo look. sometimes -- that looks like it's coming back too, verne. watching the replay there. >> referee: 15 yards added to the end of the run. first down. >> gary: the players thought it was coming back. the lsu players walked back. the alabama players walked back. when they met the official said oh, no. we're tacking it on to the end

over the last month, we asked the presidents of florida state university, notre dame, amherst, st. mary's, uc berkeley, unc, and six others to talk with us. every one of them declined. we offered to adjust the timing, the date, the location of the interviews to make it more convenient for them. they still declined. we also asked the president of the association of american universities. he declined as well. one university administrator said yes. mike powers is the university of alaska fairbanks interim chancellor. he thought this was so important, he traveled here from fairbanks, alaska, to join us. >> thanks so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> why did you feel it was important to come here and talk about this? >> it's a crisis on u.s. campuses. it needs to be changed. it's been with us since time and memorial, and enough is enough. that's the feeling we're receiving on our campus. >> i know you watched the hunting ground. what was it about it that moved you? >> emotionally, you felt who came forward.hese victims - i admire the courage with which they came forwar

last year yet another attack at florida state university's library. students here didn't think their small rural campus would ever be targeted. >> you see familiar faces everywhere. it's unimaginable. >> uc-merced is now closed and all classes cab selled today as investigators try to figure out the motive an behind the stabbing sfrooe spreel. >> there is growing outrage in louisiana after a 6-year-old boy was shot and killed by a marshall. he was riding in a car driven by his father being chased by the marshals. they open fire on that vehicle, hitting the first grader multiple times. the father was wounded on is in stable condition. the louisiana attorney general now looking into the case. >>> mou to politics, donald trump at yet the center of another controversy. is he facing new criticism for retweeting a post showing jeb bush next to a swastika and in a mariachi outfit. trump claim ed did not see the attached images. this further angered hispanic groups pressuring nbc to be can he his appearance on saturday night live. carson is not laughing. >> i

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i'm a 21-year-old finance major at the florida state university. [ applause ] >> caller: and i want to get your opinion on investment strategies for your 20s. >> first of all go nols. my first job out of school was to discover florida state and florida a&m their football programs and i loved tallahassee. the people who are in their 20s, must take risk. i say that because everyone is so darn risk averse these days in life that they don't understand. you need to own speculative stocks, high growth stocks, and you need to own some stocks that are just growth stocks. that would be the mix of diversification. if i were back in my 20s. and by the way, let me just say, in my 20s when i spend all my money it wasn't at big daddy's in tallahassee, called beat the clock, i should have put the money in the oil stocks. how about helen in illinois, please. >> caller: hi. this is helen and i'm a retired lady and i wanted to know, when you make money in the stock market, is it better to take -- to take some out and put it somewhere else, or lose it? >> okay. i think that's a great question. my mother-

we started yesterday at florida state university. r universities we will visit is the university of florida, and the university of miami. today, we will talk to patrick traynor with the university of florida. he is the codirector of internet security. we should let you know about florida state university. it is located in gainesville. it has 32,000 people enrolled and 16,000 plus in the graduate program. and if you calculate the tuition, it is $28,000 in state. it has a $1.5 billion endowment. joining us now is patrick traynor with the institute of cyber security. he is a member of the computer department. good morning. guest: good morning. it is a pleasure to be here. security ise cyber a big topic, can you break it down for us? how would you define cyber security and what are the most pressing issues right now? guest: certainly. this seems to be a much simpler question a decade ago, when things were less cyber. but looking around today, it is hard to think of something that you might have in your home that doesn't have some kind of

a film featuring former florida state university stunt erica kinsman who claims winston sexually assaulted her in 2012. >> i want to know, why me? >> referee: he's denied assaulting her. saying the pair had consensual sex. the attorney saying that the film manipulates, misstates, or omits facts to present a false narrative. but the network aired the documentary. overnight, telling abc news, it's standing by its decision to do so. >> i think what is so powerful about the hunting ground is we get to see her as a dlee-dimensional person. >> reporter: as for the legal attorney is firing back, telling abc news, mr. winston should get used to the rape allegations against him because film or no film, they aren't going away. kinsman has filed a civil suit against florida state and winston. winston has filed a countersoout. the documentary ard last night as scheduled. no doubt on whether winston will move forward on the suit with cnn. cnn says they're hoping to open the dialogue about sexual assault on campus. >> someone else, wnt eren't there others objecting to it? >> reporter: yes, the film was

a film featuring former florida state university student erica kinsman, who claims winston sexually assaultedreferee: he's denied assaulting her. saying the pair had consensual sex. and he has never been criminally charged with rape. his attorney saying they believe the network has actual knowledge that the film is replete with factual errors adding that the film manipulates and omits facts. to present a analysis narrative. but the network aired the documentary. overnight, telling abc news, it's standing by its decision to do so. >> i think what is so powerful about the hunting ground is we get to see her as a three-dimensional person. >> reporter: as for the legal threat to cnn, the accuser's attorney is firing back, telling abc news, mr. winston should get used to the rape allegations against him because film or no film, they aren't going away. kinsman has filed a civil suit against florida state and winston. winston has filed a countersuit. against her. the documentary aired last night as scheduled. no word on whether winston will move forward on the suit with cnn. cnn says they're hoping

state tour. is losinggn 2016 bus 440 universities. we will be interviewing policy experts each morning here in washington journal. we were at floridate university of monday. today, we are at the university of central florida. joining uslando kurd from the c-span bus to talk about the treatment of anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorders, especially among the military and veteran population is dr. deborah by doubt. the director of the university's posttraumatic stress disorder clinic. thank you very much for being with us this morning. tell us about the university's clinic and why you have this specifically at the university. morning, i'm happy to be here today. we had a stress disorder clinic at the university of central florida, because it is very important average to veterans. the field of in anxiety for 30 years. and, when i moved here, we wanted to open a clinic that would treat both anxiety disorders and posttraumatic stress disorder. privileged that we work with army's military operation search program. they have given us a very generous grant funding to set up the clinic and conduct research on effective treatments for co

lance dehaven-smith is a professor of administration and public policy at florida state university, that's where the campaign 2016 bus for c-span is this morning. it's part of our sunshine state tour, we're on the campus of fsu in tallahasse, florida. the enrollment 41,000. undergraduate tuition and fees, instate $6,500. out of state, almost $22,000 we're talking with dr. dehaven smith for about the next 20 minutes or so to end our program today. we're talking about florida's role in campaign 2016. a special line for florida resident resident. ann is waiting from tampa bay, florida. ann, good morning. >> caller: good morning, how are you all this morning? >> very good, ann, go ahead. >> i'm very familiar the book he wrote and i would also like to say thank you for having this program and the c-span bus go around the state because it is very diverse. >> i hope you stay tuned all week long. but go ahead. >> caller: i will. i definitely will. i grew up in gainesville area but i'm very familiar with the college there and i would like for him to address just two things for me if he has time thi

state...getting their sixth win of the season... kansas....still unable to get a win...but they aren't alone...the university of central florida aren't alone...the university of central florida is also oh and ten this season... arizona state picked up a fifth win. picked up a fifth win. ole miss took the weekend off. and wrapping up our tracker... grandview takes our tracker... grandview takes grandview takes win and sits at ten and one while drake takes its sixth loss of the season sabrina: season sabrina: the iowa supreme court travels to west des moines supreme court travels to west des moines today.. des moines today.. the state's proceedings to a local high school. this evening proceedings in the case of iowa versus donald benjamin earl reed will be held inside the the staplin performing arts center at valley high school. the oral arguments are open to the public and will begin at seven tonight. a reception sponsored by the polk county bar association will follow the proceedings. sabrina: the discussion on the bakken oil pipeline project continues today with an evidentiary hearing... sabrina: more than 200 people spoke during th

state university. i don't care what your home state is. iowa, oklahoma, florida, georgi. you go to the big state universities, they understand that climate change is real. what prevents us from acting isn't information, it's the wall of special influence money that the fossil fuel industry has built around this place. and it's time we woke up and got on with our business. so i will close with that. but i'm really grateful to the people in ohio who showed me around and particularly to dave spangler -- let me get the names right -- and paul patultsci, lifelong charter boat captains. they make their living out on lake erie. they know what it's like throughout and they know what climate change is doing to their beloved lake and their beloved way of life. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: oversight of the executive branch of government by the congress is as old as the constitution and it's a critical role and it's one that was intended by the writers of the constitution. i believe oversight leads to better g

state...getting their sixth win of the season... kansas....still unable to get a win...but they aren't alone...the university of central florida is also oh and ten this season... arizona state picked up a fifth win. ole miss took the weekend off. and wrapping up our tracker... grandview takes home another win and sits at ten and one while drake takes its sixth loss of the season elias: well time now for another short break... but when we come back... with less than two weeks until turkey day, we take a look at the numbers and see what ways people plan to travel this thanksgiving holiday. "you're watching good are iowa." elias: on your money now elias: with just ten days until thanksgiving, many of us may already have our travel plans set for gathering with the family... the annual tripadvisor thanksgiving travel survey shows that more of us are planning on making the trip to those holiday festivities than did last year. the majority plan to travel by car, with most of those cars going more than 200 miles to their destination. destination. elias: kia motors is recalling 260- thousand kia souls and warning drivers there may be a problem

we were at the florida state university on monday. university of florida on tuesday.and on wednesday, yesterday, the university of central florida. so if you missed today's program at the university of miami or programs earlier this week, go to our website, c-span.org. we are going to finish up today's last half-hour of today's "washington journal" talking with all of you. returning to the syrian refugee crisis and talk -- get your thoughts on the house voting today to halt the syrian and iraqi refugees program that allows them to resettle here in the united states. that vote taking place in the house today. unclear when it could come up in the senate, but the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell from kentucky, said the senate is open to voting on that legislation as well. the president late yesterday saying he'll veto this legislation if it makes it to his desk. here are the phone lines for all of you. democrats, 202-748-8,000. 202-748-8001. indspent 202-748-8002. and if you're a refugee get your thoughts, 202-748-8003. let me read a little bit from today's "new y

over in new hampshire, the state in which the bush campaign is spending the most money, jeb bush is in sixth place according to a new monmouth university poll. bush's floridaal marco rubio has tripped his support in the state since last week's debate. trump still leads the pack in new hampshire with 26%. carson has 16%. rubio at 13%. kasich at 11%. cruz at 9%. and jeb bush is at 7%, which is exactly the same amount of support he received the last time this poll was taken september 10th through the 13th. joining us now is katie parker, former deputy campaign manager of romney 2012. mark caputo, senior writer for politico who covers florida politics. jonathan, i want to start with you. there's a choice quote where in alex carp says, jeb bush's campaign has been a study in incompetence that has mainly dramatized the candidate's sense of entitlement. your thoughts, can jeb bush fix this? >> i don't think he can fix this. if this is his campaign, i don't think he offers anything to anyone in the party that they really can't get from somebody else in a more attractive package. marco rubio is also from florida, also can help their chances of stopping the bleeding

down in florida, the iowa men's team taking on notre dame after the fighting irish upset by monmouth university of new jersey.... on the opposite side of the sunshine state, iowa state in the mimit of its first game of the emerald coast classic against virginia tech.... cyclones looking to make it five and oh on the year.... we will be right back to take one last it's been her fight t r twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. 2 wanted to get it on the bragging rights in today's iowa-nebraska game.on cbs 2 this morning, we arranged a friendly wager with our sister station in omaha, nebraska k-p-t-mwill donate to toys for tots after the hawkeyes beat the huskers 28 to 20. good to see matter won won or lost, money was given to a wonderful thanks for watching your here's a penny just for yo

state university in north carolina. hundreds of people gathered in west palm beach, florida, saturday at the funeral for corey jones, a popular, african-american drummer shot dead by a palm beach gardens police officer last month. jones vehicle had broken down by the side of the road when officer nouman raja approached him in plainclothes, without a badge, in an unmarked van. jones had a gun but did not fire it. he also had a concealed carry permit which legally entitled , him to have the gun. jones' uncle steven banks remembered his nephew. is -- glory. that we will go to washington. we're going to washington. not until a bill is passed that will stop this brutality. that is my dream. i won't let it go until they swiped the pen and change is made. come on, y'all. this ain't no game. corey is dead. amy: black lives matter activists interrupted democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton friday as she spoke at the historically black atlanta clark university. the protesters chanted "black , lives matter," to which clinton responded, "yes, they do." the protesters also sang janelle monae's song, "hell you talmbout," which

ruth wrightson twitter, -- ites on twitter -- we are visiting four universities and this week in the state of floridawill be interviewing policy experts. the segments will happen starting tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. eastern time. that will be the time each day university of florida on tuesday, university of central florida on wednesday, and university of miami on thursday. a nice tour coming up with a lot of policy interviews on the program, "washington journal." jeremy calling from maryland. how concerned are you about an attack? caller: good morning. i'm concerned only just a bit. we have to think about what is a terror attack? are they going to retaliate for the things we have been doing for generations overseas? i don't think that any country or anyone would just attack the babies -- the biggest and baddest dogs for no reason. --on't want anymore lives but we have killed hundreds of thousands of people overseas, women, kids, and it is going to come back here. we do that because war is nothing more than big business. been worn offas since the days of eisenhower. killedt civilians get and the people are

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state of florida. i understand now refocus around the'' -- the twin cities of florida is a whole other story. you know, miami and jacksonville or to defer universe. [laughter] tampa and orlando are very different places so we have at least five regions that don't act like each other with a different ethnic makeup different history and delivery system on the ground which means we have to be very sensitive to the geographic, cultural, a background needs so our delivery model varies all over the state depending are rarely deliver the service. fisker issue the generation of things we think about like how to use virtual care. they talk about televisit with the fee-for-service that could mean someone could spend a lot of visits because they have access through the telephone now so you have to be in the world of payment reform for that to make sense so to create efficiency it needs to replace the visit in the office but only because historic feat that is rather provider was paid so you wanted the service you came to the office. we say think about where our kids will be we have the privilege to go to the doctor's office to wait them the exam room to wai

i had a guy in university of miami come up to me and said we're going to be watching you. florida state best colleges in college footballs but i decided to pursue my studies instead. when i was congressman, i had a committee that sifted through all the details. >> you have to get an appointment to go to west point. i think all these little stories put to the do represent some problem to tell the truth if they turn out to be false. but what i will say is it doesn't change the core of his life story, which is what people are really drawn to with ben carson, that he grew up in poverty, that he grew up with a single mother and rose to be this pediatric surgeon. the more support he gets from his loyal supporters. it's a strange place we're in the middle of right now where candidates can say things that may not be true, be pressed on by the press and turn to their supporters and say, see, they did it given. >> these are bald faced lies and the fact that the media are cowering is -- >> so let the two republicans come out and say it. for everybody that was owe funded in this industry for what i

florida where we talked to a health expert there. they are doing comprehensive new therapy for ptsd at that university. up next, we are going to continue our sunshine stateour. it is the last stop this week. we will be right back with that conversation. >> a signature feature of book tv is our coverage of book fairs and festivals. talks.nfiction author interviews come in fewer: sections. coming up, we will be live from the 32nd annual miami book fair. our coverage starts on saturday. authors include representative john lewis discussing his bookmarked. a live call in with wall street journal call missed taking in and talks about her book the time of our lives. journalist judith miller joins us to discuss her book this story, airport's journey. and newsman ted koppel on his book lights out, the cyberattacks of a nation i'm prepared. on sunday, speak with the author's life. first tj roark takes her calls on his book thrown under the omnibus. , joy and readable take calls about her book fracture, barack obama, the sentence and the racial divide. join us live from miami on c-span twos book tv. be sure to call and tweet us a question. >> c-span has the backs a

state university. explain this to us. what happened here and why do you say this is is not a sink hole? >> this is not like what we're used to like what happened in floridaouse down or in kentucky where the corvettes disappears. you can see the linear trench the even walls, and when you look at the pictures, you can see the layering and sand layers. you can see weak loose sand. i think what's happened here is the present has run into the past. that was probably a drainage culvert or some sort of pipe underneath. water moving underground has moved those grains. the way the cars straw the breaks the camel's back the ground collapsed. >> is this a freak accident or something that could have been prevented? >> this definitely could have been prevented. but the trick is we can be having some of this erosion going underground. these cities have pasts to them. we can go back and say, have they had a drainage ditch here some time 80 years ago and has maybe. lost to memory. so if you don't know it's there or no record that something like that formerly existed, you're inheriting problems from what folks did a long time ago. >> so who needs to deal with this and ho

the first day on the job for the new university of iowa jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history of the state of florida. he was a young guy that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- he had to do more. it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids with school choice in florida, he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where we're going, this is how we're going to reform state government...' every politician comes in talking about making change, and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made a lot of changes. he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something in the budget that he thought violated his conservative principles, you could guarantee it was gonna get whacked. he vetoed a bunch of my stuff and i was the senate president. the message to washington, d.c., is 'get ready...' because there will be change. right to rise usa is responsiblefor the content of this message. surf, stream, d