abbott?and back in 1999 when you were feeding the homeless on the beach there, that you were also told to stop doing this t. you sued the city, and you won. there seems to be a precedent here. what do you plan to do next? >> well, there was a precedent. when they accosted me, they said the laws have changed. we don't recognize that anymore, and that was that, and that's when they took me aside and, again, gave me a second citation. >> father, do you continue -- will you continue to stand by mr. abbott's side and feed the homeless even though it's against the law in your town? >> absolutely. my intention is to stick with mr. abbott and to continue the feeding and not only to continue the feeding with mr. abbott, but to continue the feeding at the various episcopal location that is we have throughout the county. the jubilee center and st. lawrence chapel. >> you know, mr. abbott, that the complaint that the city council had in fort lauderdale is they felt that businesses were being hurt by the

spare a thought for shawn abbott. that is the bowler who delivered that ball. he's going to go through a very hard time. the indian cricket legend wrote shocked to hear about phil. sad day for cricket. deepest condolences to family, friends, and well-wishers. r.i.p. phillip hughes, who also played in india. our sports reporter looks back at phillip hughes's career. >> reporter: phillip hughes was the embodiment of the australian batsman. the quiet country boy from new south wales was part cricketer, part fighter. as a batsman, hughes had guts, if not always grace. the 81 he made in a losing cause in the first test of last year's ashes demonstrated his character. he had begun his career by becoming the youngest man to score a century in both innings of a test match, but his form was patchy and he found himself in and out of the australia team. hughes worked on his game in england, playing for middlesex, hampshire and worcestershire. he was popular. >> a young man, very popular, full of energy, a bit of mischief about him. but a fantastic player. >> hughes was pl

it will be crucial to tony abbott. what is she in favor of? she will put her home state of tasmania first. she will be dealing with that on a case-by-case basis and she said she is willing to deal with anybody. we got a bit of a preview of what sort of thing will get knocked back having previously voted in favor of reforms that would've licensed regulation of financial advisors. last week, she reversed her position and those reforms have died. other than she opposes our with her key measures included in the in may.ay back they include, she is it is the deregulation of university fees and will vote against the seven dollar charge for visiting the doctor. she will vote against changes in pension and vote against tony abbott signature. a reallyng to be difficult few years for the abbott government getting things through the senate. there is a solution to all of this up but not for the weak hearted. tony abbott could call a double dissolution election. it would be in place for five years. that's a choice between bad and worse. 2015 will be a reall

the government 20 is being hosted by tony abbott in brisbane.pposed to be focusing on expanding economic growth and creating jobs. but other issues are complicated matters. russian president vladimir putin is facing criticism because of new reports that russian troops are crossing in to eastern ukraine, moscow has denied the allegations. british david cameron has warned there could be more sanctions. u.s. president obama said washington would continue to take a leading role in vital global issues including the cries let ukraine. >> we are leading in dealing with ebola in west africa. and in opposing russia's aggression against ukraine. which is a threat to the world as we saw in the appalling shoot down of mh17. a tragedy that took so many innocent lives among them your fellow citizens. >> well, al jazerra's scott joins us now live from brisbane, the issue you, scott, of the ukraine crisis not agenda of the g20 but looks like leaders could be ready to talk about it, they have been talking about it already. >> reporter: they have. and, yeah, it's

tony abbott is a conservative. president obama is far from it. certainly on the issue of climate change, but president obama has really praised prime minister abbott in recent months for australia's contributions in the campaign against isis, but, you know, even on ebola where the world has really come together much because of the u.s. leadership and what president obama is trying to do in west africa, you know, tony abbott has a different approach here in australia, they have essentially a travel ban for people coming in from west africa. when i was fly thoog australia earlier i had to fill out a form stating very clearly and i had to sign my name to it saying i had not traveled in west africa before coming in here because they were taking a very, very different and more draconian approach and that is an approach that president obama has vehemently disagreed with back in the u.s. and so lots of differences there but when it comes to some of the big issues of the summit in particular, vladimir putin, i don't think that they could be in less disag

cheers and applause) if tax has a right to turn blue, how does texas candidate for governor gregg abbott carry a 20-point lead over wendy davis? i assume that popularity comes from abbott maybe starting to sell himself to texas voters as an enlightening centrist. he sued the obama administration 30 times. >> and at a time democrats pose add greater threat to texas than north korea. >> posted an ad that shows a gun and bible and reads, two things every american should know how to use, neither of which are taught in schools. >> that's why gregg abbott is opening his howdy jesus, bang! bang! academy! (cheers and applause) isn't it time your kids' teachers ask the question, what would jesus shoot? (laughter) so texas is not quite ready for a blue governor -- or a moderate governor or anyone who even a decade ago would be considered a mainstream republican, is there anyone up for statewide office that's too far right for a texas that might be turning blue? how about lieutenant governor's race? >> dan patrick admits he's a chris cane conservative and walked off the floor during a muslin prayer

. >> abbott catching 59 percent of the vote to be the next governor of texas. abbott promising to keep businesses in texas while poking fun at hillary clinton. >> as governor i will keep texas number one in the nation for creating jobs. we will do that by keeping government small but keeping taxes low and ensuring that regulations are reasonable. you know what? contrary to what some people say, businesses do in fact create jobs. abbott is the first new texas governor in 14 years replacing outgoing governor rick perry. >> let's take a look at the big governor's races. we were going to begin in illinois republican bruce browner taking down pat flynn 51 to 46 percent. larry hogan driving in 54 percent of the vote. massachusetts charlie baker narrowly defeating martha coakley 48 to 47 percent. in maine incumbent republican paul page defeating 48 to 47 percent over mike michaud. >> is the war over? voters not buying it. what this means for 2016 and beyond. >> >> president obama was hit by a harsh referendum on his own presidency. what were voter's thoughts if they w

this never happened in more than 100 years of cricket history. >> the bowler, sean abbott. he is now part of the story. sadly. >> this is a young man playing the sport he loves. >> 22. >> and you kill your best mate. can you imagine how that feels? he was at the sydney hospital and was speaking to hughes' sister and the captain michael clarke. what do you say to the sister of the guy that you just gone on to kill? i know cricket authorities will give him every assistance to try to counsel him and help him get over something he probably will never get over. >> alex, thank you. cricket star phil hughes dead at the age of 25. we'll be right back with more news after this short break. >>> no justice. no peace. >> ferguson protests have gone international. hundreds gathered in front the u.s. embassy in london to show support. braving the cold november drizzle, they waved signs saying no justice, no peace. the protests have been grabbing headlines around the world. what are the other countries saying about it? here's a look. so much of how america is portrayed abroad can be under

arnold abbott. he's been handing out free meals to the homeless for decades.hy is the city's mayor threatening to put him in jail. >>> another dramatic sky show. this time over central texas triggering hundreds of calls to 911. so what was it? you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. "world news now." >>> it's often said you can't fight city hal. that's precisely what a 90-year-old man is doing in ft. lauderdale. he's a chef and good samaritan handing out meals to homeless people. it's a gesture tough to swallow for the city's mayor. dan kloeffler with the story. >> reporter: arnold abbott is a chef, but it's not his cooking getting him into hot water. >> we serve two entrees at every feeding. >> reporter: for decades, he's been handing out meals to the homeless. at age 90, he's violating new city laws that make it a crime to feed the the homeless in public, and he's been arrested before. >> one of the police officers came over and said drop that plate right now. i was carrying a weapon. >> wh

sean abbott was a young bowler who is upand coming 22 years old on the edges.ldn't be on his conscious. he hasn't done anything wrong. but it will be something that will no doubt be troubling him very deeply. >> yeah, and i mean, clearly this was not sean abbott's fault. this was obviously a freak accident. but, you know, one thing that might be hard for a lot of people to understand is that listen, he was wearing a helmet at this point in time. it was a freak accident, it hit part of his head that wasn't really covered. what do you think -- i mean, do you think helmets can really ever offer full protection in this kind of sport. >> the best cricketer, the best batsman, the world has ever seen the pitch is very short and would come up around the ears and it was metropolitan b to intimidate the batsman. and it conduct duk suk seed ed. it doesn't until 1970s that players started wearing helmets and with the helmets, there was far greater safety. but you would think that balls whipping around players' heads there would be a lot more injuries than there actually ha

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arnold abbott served fresh meals every week in fort lauderdale park.e started the love thy neighbor project over 20-years ago. a city ordinance says he was not allowed to do that any more. he and two pastors were arrested and charged as they were serving food. >> he said put down that plate right now. it was quite a shock. >> he said his work will continue despite his arrest. he originally started the weekly program to honor his wife's memory. >> it is time to brew on this. talk about a pr nightmare. look a turkish company under fire for using the mastermind 9-11 terror attack at the harry movl product. the ad says this. waiting won't get rid of that hair. here's the worst part. when asked why they used the photo of kalid sheikh mohammed, the company said they didn't know he was a terrorist they thought his harry body was a good fit for the ard. >> is the ad fine or over the line? send comments to facebook, twitter or e-mail at fox news first@foxnews.com. paying off terrorists before the prisoner swap of bowberg dall one congressman says the military h

joining us now, among those arrested with abbott. great to have you here. >> good afternoon, uma. >> i'm sorry for what you are all going through. it seems that this is turned into something that's quite unfortunate. we had hoped to talk with mr. abbott as well but as i understand it, he's not feeling so well today. when i first heard about the story, i couldn't believe it. it's one thing to pass an order ye nance but to arrest for helping those less fortunate. why is the city being so tough on you? >> you know, you think they do not want homeless people on the streets. they simply do not want us to compassionately feed people who are hungry on the streets of ft. lauderdale. >> ft. lauderdale police are saying the ordinance allows for clean and safe distribution of food for the homeless. have you and mr. abbott offered up unsafe food and refreshment for these people, come on? >> absolutely not. the food is prepared in a place where it is clean and it's sanitary. it is brought out and covered and served so that everyone has an opportu

abbott has been serving four-course meals to the city's homeless for two decades, but for the to -- but fort lauderdale is passing laws aimed at controlling the homeless population. and the mayor says while abbott and the pastors may have good intentions, quote, the, pas have just been over run and were -- the parks were over run and for businesses. you love this ordinance. do you agree with the police? >> obviously it shouldn't enrage every rise common in the country, anybody who just cares about the decency of poor people. >> only christians care? really? >> yes. >> they put some jesse guy in my place. kidding. this argument that because he is doing this and serving the meals and the homeless people are concentrating on the town, no. there is nothing to that. homeless people are not making decisions based on that. how do you know this? it is very cold out here in new york city tonight. these people are knot going down to florida and they do not have the ability to move themselves. >> they actually said there is a larger population in florida. >> maybe he is jewish. >> i would think th

bbc has this report. >> tony abbott insists that the victims of flight mh-17, including 38 australians, were murdered by russian-backed rebels using a missile supplied by moscow. the australian prime minister has previously tried to show up putin in brisbane, a reference to a physical challenge in australian rules football. with the conference just over a week away, mr. abbott has again warned that the russian president will have to face tough questions about the shooting down of the malaysian airliner. >> australia expects full russian cooperation with the investigation. we don't want the investigation ridiculed, we don't want the investigation compromised or sabotaged. we want full cooperation with the investigation. >> most of those onboard flight mh-17 were from the netherlands. the dutch prime minister, mark rueter, has arrived in australia to discuss the tragedy and work on ways to bring those responsible to justice. he, too, is urging vladimir putin to do more. >> i expect him to do everything he can to put pressure on the separatists to allow unlimited access to the crash site,

. >> greg abbott will be the next governor of texas. wendy d wendy davis unable to turn her hype into anything other than that. 59% of the vote for abbott. >> governor promising to keep businesses in texas while poking fun at hilary clinton. >> i'll keep texas number one in the nation for creating jobs. we will do that but keeping government small. by keeping taxes low. and ensuring that regulations are reasonable. you know what, contrary to what some people say businesses do, in fact, create jobs. >> abbott is the first new texas governor in 14 years replacing outgoing governor rick perry. >> so let's take a look at some of the other big races up for governor. we're going to begin with illinois where pat quinn gets 46%. beat out by bruce rauner, 51%. to maryland larry hogan grabbing 54% of the vote. anthony brown 45. massachusetts, charlie baker narrowly winning 48-47. and in maine, paul lepage winning 48-44%. fox news polls taking a closer look at how voters feel about facing the nation. 55% disapprove. >> 45% say the economy is the m

tony abbott says that it is the most comprehensive that beijing has struck with any country. chinese president xi jinping witnessed the signing while on a state visit to australia following the g20 summit. he also made a rare address to parliament. the deal, which follows nearly ten years of negotiations, will gradually open up markets worth a potential $18 billion to australia and will loosen restrictions on chinese investments. while the negotiations to achieve this deal had stalled last year before 11th hour talks, in short, the pact could be signed during president xi jinping's current state visit. >> translator: both prime minister abbott and i share a view that at this new starting point, the two sides need to seize the opportunities and work together to bring our volatile relationship to a new level, to underscore the high level and strategic and comprehensive nature of the bilateral relationship, we have decided to upgrade our strategic partnership to a comprehensive strategic partnership, thus charting the course for the future growth of our relationship. as a chines

if tony abbott was stunned, president vladimir putin was isolated. all but ignored by other world leaders over lunch. russia's actions in ukraine loom large. the obligatory handshake between host and guest was more firm than friendly. >> few people were protesting against vladimir putin, but there were marches calling for action on climate change, more right for aboriginal australians and higher taxes on banks. it is economic growth that will dominate the main g20 talks, and they could affect people like engineer jose. he left the native spain when the economy started growing backwards. he's been working on a brisbane road tunnel. >> after three or four years of hard work driving the family, and being able to say i incorporated them in some of this. it's very rewarding for us. >> the economic activity should we pay costs many times over. for the leaders meeting 5km from here, this is the scheme they want to see more of. the aim is to increase global economic growth by 2% more than objected. and pushing big infrastructure schemes is a way to achieve i

at the weekend, tony abbott is lostny abbott's party power after one term.what does that say about reelection chances in a couple years time? >> angie, he will be hoping that he does not emulate the feats of james:, the last prime minister primees scullin, the last minister. it does go to show that lightning does strike, even though it does not struck often. and it struck in victoria over the weekend. there is a new premier there now. daniel andrews. spent the weekend saying there was no connection between what happened at the state level and what is going on at the federal level. one outgoing statement did say abbothe habit\factor -- backlash factor was a government. the river -- liberal party is now trailing. and tony abbott has now slumped down to 37% with the opposition's leading. tony abbott did stay away from victoria, keeping away from the campaign. it does illustrate how quickly they burn through their political capital being elected just a year ago. most of it had to do with broken promises. lastple of days before year's election, tony abbott said n

abbott's actions make it harder. >> it's not humane, it's not clean, it's not healthy.health and safety welfare issue. not only for the homeless folks, but for the rest of the citizenry. >> reporter: if he keeps feeding the holmes here, arnold abbott could face a 60 day jail term. but that's not likely to frighten a man determined to stands his ground. andy gal guess, al jazerra, fort lauderdale, florida. >>> and don't forget you can keep up-to-date with all of our stories today on our website aljazerra.com. with 'enrollment beginning obama-care is scarily in the spotlight, the plans to repeal and it the challenges to the law are the inside story. the republican cries

attorney general and new lly elected governor greg abbott announced what he's going to do.overnor abbott joins us now and welcome for the first time to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> you said you're going to sue president obama for taking this action. on what grounds? >> several grounds. one on what the president has done violates the take care clause under article 2, section 3 of the constitution, requiring that the president take care to faithfully execute the laws. now, understand, this is no trinket in the constitution. at the constitutional convention themselves, they considered whether or not the president should have authority to disspend within enforcing certain laws and they said, no, they didn't to want give the president that authority. they wanted to ensure the president would be limited in his authority and ensure that the president would take care to execute the laws passed by congress. in this case, the president is violating the take care clause. >> let me pick up on that and you can give other reasons in a moment. because a number of legal schol

if he feeds the homeless, arnold abbott could face a gaol term. it's not likely to challenge a man determined to stand his ground. >> next - demanding change, but not voting. we look at voter turn out and why half the voters cast dallas. and the president's plan to bypass congress and take action on immigration reform. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm david shuster, coming up, voting in ferguson, missouri, why turn out was less than you might expect. cell phone spying and a report on how the u.s. government is using airplanes to scoop up data. and the mystery of banksy - a look at new documentary tracking the famed street artist >>> lawyers for the family of michael brown say the grand jury in the ferguson, missouri could be close to a decision. the forensic pathologist hired by the family testified. family, who was shot and killed three months ago, the family's lawyers asked supporters to avoid violent protests regardless of what a grand jury decides. >> we feel that it is equally important to implore law enforcement to exercise reason

as well as messages of tribute to phillip hughes, messages of support came in to shaun abbott. he was the bowler who delivered the ball to philip hughes, and messages of support came from from him saying he shouldn't feel any guilt, it was a freak tragic but freak accident. >> thank you so much, andrew thomas, live in sydney. and still ahead on al jazeera in sport. more rehabilitation to the death of australian batsman philip hughes, coming up later in the programme with raul. also ahead. controversy in india, an having with federal police find two girls raped took their own lives. >> and the first human trials of ebola vaccine bring hope to the fight against the deadly virus. . >> to the u.s., more than 300 people have been arrested in los angeles over the past two days for taking part in pros. they were demonstrating over the killing of michael brown. he was shot in the city of andrej meszaros. a grand jury decided not to charge officer darren wilson over the killing, igniting protests. these are pictures where some protesters set fire to rubbish bins. images of ferguson show

. >>> we'll ask texas attorney general and governor-elect greg abbott, who says he will sue the president on behalf of his state. >>> plus nuclear talks with iran stall ahead of tomorrow's deadline. we'll ask our sunday panel about chances to a deal. >>> and our power player of the week, telling intimate stories of people on the street through photographs. >> why do they open up to you? >> you know, i think because i'm genuinely interested and a stranger. >>> all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again from fox news washington. >>> we begin with breaking news. m marion barry died this morning. he's known for his conviction after being taped smoking crack cocaine in a washington hotel room. he made a remarkable comeback winning election to a final term as mayor. marion barry was 78 years old. >>> the town of ferguson, missouri, is bracing for the grand jury's decision on whether to charge police officers darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. sources close to the investigation tell fox news that announcement won't come until tomorrow at the earliest. >>> let's get an

democrat wendy davis going after her opponent greg abbott. >> a tree fell on greg abbott.d got millions. since then, he's spent his career working against other victims. abbott argued a woman whose leg was amputated was not disabled because she had an artificial limb. >> it's weird. greg abbott is in a wheelchair because of that accident. they're trying to make the case he's cold to victims. but why bring up his own accident? >> because they're saying that he benefited -- by the way, i'm not defending this. that he benefited from a justice system that allowed him to get millions of dollars because of his accident, yet he is not allowing other victims to get the same. but you're right, why do it? the question is, is it too soon? it's always too soon for that. >> i need to shower after this segment. thank you both. >>> coming up next, it's not just candidates on the ballots tomorrow, there's marijuana, minimum wage, even bears. that's next. if yand you're talking toevere rheumyour rheumatologiste me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pa

police cited arnold abbott for a third time on wednesday. the new ordinance means abbott can be find $500 every time he feeds the homeless in an undesignated location. >>> homeless around the vatican can get hot showers. the pope came up with the idea because a homeless man declined dinner because he had not showered. >>> a young tiger escaped in an area and out on the loose. >>> we'll explain a social media fail ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪ ♪7 powerball tickets ♪6 match 6 chances ♪5 cash 5s ♪4 big 4s ♪3 daily numbers ♪2 mega millions (joe) happy holidays, rita. (rita) thanks, joe! (man) what a great gift! (announcer) pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts, like the new $1 million peppermint payout. (joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ >> yet another story, the new england patriots apologized with a tweet. they offered to retweet a picture with the followers twitter handles on the back. one retweet has a twitter handle we're not showing you the whole thing because it has the "n" word there. >>>

police were just enforcing the new law when they stopped abbott and the pastors and ft.uderdale's mayor says there's a reason for the law. >> we're not a city that lacks compassion or kindness. we just feel that if someone is homeless on the streets of ft. lauderdale, we need to get them off the street and into the right places where they can improve their position, improve their situation. mr. abbott is a good guy, with a good heart. i think his intention is to really feed the homeless. our intentions with the city of ft. lauderdale go beyond that, to try to turn their lives around. >> last night, they were back at it again, feeding the homeless on ft. lauderdale beach. he received a citation, was fingerprinted and ordered to appear in court. should it be a crime to feed the homeless? is there a better solution? joining me now arnold abbott and father mark sims who was detained by police with arnold on sunday for feeding the homeless. thank you both for being here this evening. >> you're welcome. >> it's a pleasure, sir. >> arnold, tell us what happened to you on sunday

abbott vowed to continue his work. >>> after being online for only 24 hours, a new christmas ad fromt almost 4 million views. here's why. the ad which is part of an $11 million christmas campaign for department store john lewis features a little boy named sam and his pet penguin named monty. the ad features getting monty what he wants for christmas, a new penguin companion named mable. >> computer animated or -- >> it is computer animated. we'll see if it come backs for christmas. >>> for first time since midterm elections, president obama meets with top congressional leaders from both parties. the two sides are expected to discuss what legislation can be enacted in coming months despite years of gridlock. >>> happy birthday to lorde who turns 18. you know him as peter brady, christopher knight 157. and joni mitchell is 71. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." i'm here with bill karins. hope you have a great day and a great weekend.

a sense of shunned by the host as well, tony abbott, the australian prime minister.he would confront putin aggressively over the role that russia played in the downing of mh-17 over eastern ukraine. 38 australians among the 298 people killed on board. tony abbott for political reasons extremely worried about that and determined to have a full investigation. that happening as dutch experts on the ground now actually in eastern ukraine. you see the amazing video put out. it is astonishing. you see how close it was to the village in eastern ukraine where the plane went down. burning wreckage and black smoke. dutch officials on the ground right now trying to retrieve wreckage. still lots of wreckage there. they can get to the bottom of what happened and who is responsible for it. >> matthew chance, thanks. >>> gas prices keep falling. that means savings for you. an early start on your money is next. >>> all right. let's get an early start on your money. tough day for global stocks. asian stocks ended down. look at japan's benchmark down 3% today. that's on surprising new

she was defeated by greg abbott. certainly got a lot of attention from main stream media and the like. what do you think happened there and why she department resonate more with the texas voters? >> the democratic party has to do a lot of building in texas. texas has the lowest voter tush out rate in our nation. what is happening they're trying to build the infrastructure. i think they expected the infrastructure to be built so fast. it's an expensive state. i think what you're seeing is the beginning what you're going to see in 2016. and probably not turning it blue in 2016 but probably 2020. talk about colorado, i think what happened in colorado udall didn't run with the president's agenda. i think that's what happened over and over again across the democratic party. they kept wanting to alienate themselves from the president. there were a lot of good things they could have embraced. >> let's talk about ted cruz. what are you hearing from your insiders about what his type of politics, the way he plays means to sena

we have a request for abbott's description of stonewall jackson.age 138. >> i will remind people that they people that they face up to love, her imagined love. she spends quite a bit of time. i don't think her feet were as pretty as her. stonewall jackson had just turned 30 acres sold and what some said more scarecrow than human with eerily bright blue eyes and amid the brown massive beard. his preferred uniform consisted of a single coat, left over from the service, a broken visor and a tear for the size for a fee. his worst day of the home everyone else called little seurat fled only 15 ties and jackson wrote him to avoid dragging them on the grounds. he spoke seldom and almost never last year and on the rare occasions when he did come he talks about his head and made no sound whatsoever. once an injured northerner captured by jackson's men asked to be lifted out to catch a glimpse of the general, he stared for a moment and then in disbelief and disgust exclaimed, oh my god, lay me down. jackson was as idiosyncratic as he was human. the hobbits f

arnold abbott is his name. he faces possible jail time and $500 fine for preparing meals for the need nea church kitchen. a nude ordnance in ft. lauderdale outlaws groups from sharing food with the hungry. >> stephen: busted for feeding the homeless in public! >> audience: booing. >> stephen: oh, yeah, booo! i'm angry at him, too. i say if the homeless want to eat they should do it in the privacy of their own wherever those people live. and this monster cannot claim he did not know better because he was doing all this out of a church kitchen. so, clearly, heenes what jesus said in matthew, "if i was hungry and you gave me something to eat. i was thirsty and-- look out! the cops are here. hide the loaves in the "k"." and i am glad-- they caught up with him eventually eye am amed glad to hear the police used maximum force to take the perp down. >> one of the police officers came over and said, "drop that plate, right now." as though i was carrying a weapon. >> stephen: oh, food is much worse than weapons in flori

the city recently passed restrictions on public feeding programs. 90-year-old arnold abbott described officers told him to stop. >> i had served three people at the time, and as i served the fourth person, they said put down that plate right away and displayed a weapon, which was quite a shock. >> abbott and two ministers face up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. >>> in sports now early struggles for lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. in the closing seconds lebron getting fouled. he would make all three foul shots but utah's gordon hayward sinks a buzzer beater to win the game, 102-100, and cleveland is now 1-3. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," actress beth bears from "two broke girls." this is the "cbs morning news." (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold and flu symptoms. (vo) theraflu. serious power. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself >>> during worl

the local police were there to secretly recorded the whole thing, because abbott was violating a city ordinance of feeding the homeless in public. >> you are in violence of 2.2 and we are issuing you a citation. >> it's the right to feed people and we should be allowed to feed our fellow man. >> ft. lauderdale's mayor says the city will not back down, he says abbott may have had good intentions so does the law that seeks to break the cycle of homeless dependency, abbott says whatever happens jail or not he will be back on the beach feeding anybody that needs help. >> i'll keep my opinions to myself on this one. >> lets get a check on the roads this afternoon, matt pellman in the traffic center with an update. >> come on he is 90 years old. >> lots of traffic troubles feeding driver's frustrations, accidents and wet roads and huge delays, all three on 95, southbound it's a 34 minute ride from wood haven to the vine, ideally it should be 14 minutes. southbound by allegheny, an accident involving a fire truck partially blocking the right lane. this is 95 in delco, you see the low clouds

. >> prime minister abbott stuck to his promise that the official communique from the g20 summit would be three pages long. some feel what is in the document will be difficult to implement. >> it's not a particularly actionable document. if you have to stuff everything into an arbitrary on three pages, inevitably you would say everything in generality. >> reporter: geopolitics entered the conversation, and at times overshadowed it. >> as a consequence, we'll continue to maintain the economic isolation. while maintaining the possibility of a diplomatic solution. it is not our preference to see russia isolated the way ifs. >> the much talked about conversation between tony abbott and vladimir putin never happened. >> translation: the ukranian situation, in my view, has a good chance of a resolution, no matter how strange it sounds. the sanctions hurt those who they are imposed on, and those that imposed them. late in the day the leaders departed each with unique challenges and a task of selling the g20 ideas to the domestic audience >>> a former russian diplomat was posted to washington

tony abbott has conceded to have one paragraph on climate change in the final communique. the security for this event involves 5,000 police and 1,000 australian defense personnel. back to you. >> and that was oriel morrison reporting from brisbane. >>> it's that time of year again. enrollment opens on the affordable care act. bertha coombs has more. >> reporter: president obama's new hhs secretary, sylvia burwell, says that the online is ready. >> we have put in tests and contingency plans and tested everything from end to end. >> reporter: despite the disastrous launch of open enrollment a year ago -- >> clearly the end-to-end testing was not sufficient. >> reporter: 8 million americans enrolled in plans for 2014 after a massive fix of healthcare.gov. this year, the online application is shorter, there's more information up front. the small business shopping portal will launch after a one-year delay and more insurers are offering plans. united health care is selling plans in 23 states this year, up from five a year ago. >> certainly from everything we've heard from hhs, t

in his closing remarks, tony abbott pledged for economies to grow by 2.1% by 2018. can you put it in context for us for the global economy. >> sure, the objective of enhancing economic growth, i have to say, is not knew to the g20 agenda. it's been on the g20 agenda since the inception 10 years ago. much of what is on the agenda in terms of detail comes from the 2013 petersburg farm. >> these include economic trade, enhancing conditions for investment and competition. particular aspects of this focus on its on here that is creating an infrastructure hub, supporting growth and trade, including financial instruments, to support small and medium enterprises and so on. the commitment to growth is an aspiration. we have to remember, these are mere aspirations. we cannot deduce concrete outcomes. >> having said all of that, what is the biggest take away from the g20? >> there's two things, one is the issue of climate and climate change, that is central. that said, the commitment to economic growth has not been discussed in relation to climate and climate change. that woul

no one can point any blame at shawn abbott at the moment. be feeling terrible about his part in the terrible tragedy. and all you can hope is the massive support that has come out for philip hughes has been dumped on his shoulder. >> andrew miller thank you for your time. >>> the man behind the 2012 olympics has announced he will run for the presidency of the governing body of world athletics. he says he wants to see a shakeup of the iaaff. it is thought his main rival will be the former pole vault world record holder. >>> brazilian football striker has been sentenced to a month in prison after head butting back in august. the incident occurred after the team lost 2-0. he waited 20 minutes until he went back to the dressing room and then attacked him breaking his nose. he has already been suspended for six months. that's your sport. >> thanks so much. >>> traveling to india is now easy for people from more than 40 countries. tourists can now register online and get a visa when they arrive in india. but not everyone is convinced the new rules