some of these things he reflected on during his time in the broward county jail. >> i had a lot of timeo reflect, a lot of time to think where i have been, where i am now, where i have gone, where i am going actually. i have to make my next move my best move. >> let's hope he is telling the truth. that we cooled him off. he found humility. and he is on a better way. >> you saw the judge do this. everybody was look that was an everreacti overreaction. it was the head butt to his wife. the butt tap to his attorney. which she said him was not taking the plea deal heft had been given. a good plea deal. stay out of jail for doing what you did. then another incident we didn't hear about until now, first time i am hearing about it. where he continued to put his hand around the federal prosecutor. the person bringing the charges against him. asked him twice to not touch her. >> still ahead, a name foirr it. foot in mouth syndrome. miss utah had a case of it. >> her unfortunate gaffe is making headlines. she is not alone. a look at some ♪ ♪ >> all right as we know on the anchor dex, some times t

to release his phone records to prove that he was nowhere near where the robbery took place in broward county florida well as it were it appears the n.s.a. is only in the business of using information they've illicit collected to prove people guilty not innocent for more on that here's our tease political commentator sam sachs. according to n.s.a. whistleblower bill benny the government has collected as many as twenty trillion emails and phone calls be longing to americans so what this means is the n.s.a. is essentially a backup server for the nation's entire store of communications both over the phone and the internet so if you email the photos say of your pug dogs first bath well the n.s.a. may have that photo somewhere in its database and now they were all finally becoming aware of the n.s.a. surveillance and storage capabilities questions are rising about who should have access to this trove of data and how it should be used for example in florida a man suspected of bank robbery is demanding that the n.s.a. turn over any phone records it may have on him to prove that he was nowhere

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johnson made an apology to broward county judge kathleen mccue.udge saw is it and did not accept the play but sent johnson to jail for 30 days. >>> a surprising controversy in arkansas. a resident's displeasure with a property developer leadstown wanted signs. toilets in trees. the resident owns the property adjacent to where the new developer is building, and he is not pleased about his new neighbor sew took matters into his own hands putting toilets in the trees and hanging signs that say a trailer park is coming. so far it has affected sales. according to police, hanging signs and toilets on his land is not illegal. >> might be a little nasty, though, a little mean. >>> scott pelley has a preview of the cbs evening news. >> can voters be asked for proof of citizenship at the polls? the supreme court has decided the question and with we'll have the decision tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> thanks, company. here's a look at tonight's closing numbers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a warm start to the work week. the sun was shining, a few clouds around.

some of these things he reflected on during his time in the broward county jail. >> i had a lot of timee i have been, where i am now, where i have gone, where i am going actually. i have to make my next move my best move. >> you know, you hope that he actually spent that week in jail, thought about his life. and like he says got perspective and humility you, hope so, right. >> this wasn't the only thing. people saw that they judge and thought that seems like an overreaction. there are so many aspects. not only the butt tap in court, she saw disrespectful, the probation in terms of jail sentence. the head butting to the wife, in and of itself terrible. and something we are hearing. apparently put his hand around the federal prosecutor, bringing charges, causing her to say, you need to stop touching me. >> two times he touched the prosecutor. >> i think the judge had enough. >> ahead, a name for it. foot in mouth syndrome. miss utah had a big case the other night. >> her verbal gaffe is making headlines. she is not alone. we'll take a look at some of the other famous faux pases coming up.

he's currently being held at the broward county jail and awaiting extradition to massachusetts. prosecutors say that the former new england patriots tight end orchestrated execution of lloyd june 17 and texting two friends to head north late before -- late the might before. hernandez is awaiting trial behind bars. he's denied bail twice. investigators say that they now have all three men they believe were in the car with lloyd the morning of his murder. including carlos ortiz who was taken into custody this week on a charge of carrying a firearm without a license. prosecutors say that lloyd was shot in the side. chest and back around 3:30 a.m. june 17. his body was discovered roughly half mile from home in north attleborough. investigators now believe that odin llyod may have had information about hernandez's alleged role in another case. odin llyod being laid to rest today. hundreds of relatives and friends gathering at the church of the holy spirit in boston's neighborhood to pay respect. we will have more as we get it in the newsroom. >>> keeping a close eye on the mercury ou

hal whitman, managing partner of the broward county real estate group, milton missrati with lord abbott and my good friend steve forbe, forbes media chairman and editor in chief will be co-hosting with me on set for the full hour. mr. fox, i'll go to you. have you seen any discernible slowdown yet because of the job in interest rates in you're in one of the hottest areas of this recovery. >> so far we have not seen a falloff in sales. sales have been robust and the economy is gaining moment up as we go on. however, we do think it's very fragile and we in the car business are subject to an interest rate increase. >> you're selling over 15 million at an annual rate nationwide. that's a pretty hefty number and it's a great jump over last year and the year before. can you hazard a guess for me. what interest rate level would it take for you to see a slowdown or a slump in these big car sales? >> well, i think it's gradual, and certainly the consumers in my area are more interest rate sensitive because our economy is more fragile. we haven't made the recovery post the great recession that ot

. >> you can see, certainly, broward county, florida, was the kind of epicenter of this. they had 90 of the top 100 prescribing and dispensing -- >> this magazine is from broward county. i wasn't going to identify the location, but since you did. doctor, let me just ask you, are there efforts at the fda to make -- [inaudible] an over the counter preparation like an inhaler or an auto pen? >> we think it's important to, first, understand how best to use the drug. so we're working as a part of a much larger group of federal agencies to understand the best uses as a regulator my job in that discussion is not to decide as a policy how naloxin should be used and instead it's to lay out the regulatory pathway should a firm be interested in developing one of those products. so we've met regularly with the makers of auto injector products, makers of inhalation products to lay out the pathways that are necessary for them to get approval as prescription products. at the meeting that we held last year attended by nida, attended by the office of national drug control policy and samsa

sixth grader arrested charged with planting a device that looked like a bomb outside his school in broward county forcing the evacuation of nearly 2,000 students. the 13-year-old who was recently suspended allegedly told classmates he had placed a bomb on campus. >>> some sad news here, football fans especially l.a. rams fans are remembering a true legend of the game. deacon jones, number 75, has died. he was one of the fearsome foursome. also credited with coining the term "sack." his sax, most unofficial, hadn't recorded them at the time. when he died of natural causes, he was 74 years old. >>> finally for the third consecutive year, the miami heat going to the nba finals. look at lebron james almost hit his head on the rim. nearly unstoppable last night. 32 for him. heat nearly unstoppable. got us to bed early, 99-76 over the pacers. next up, your san antonio spurs game one, thursday night, here on abc. we'll get lara's pick in just a moment. >> predictions later. no, no, no, no. >> oh, predictions later. >> this is going to be a great series. >> i want you to synthesize the information

. >> as a condition of his probation to serve 30 days in the broward county jail. >> the judge orderedand has to undergo domestic violence counseling and extended hisboro base by a couple of months. his attorney, the victim of the butt pat says johnson will comply with all of those conditions and hopes to rehabilitate his nfl career. robin. >> we will take talk to them both. joining us live are chad johnson and his attorney, adam zwickle joining us live from miami. we appreciate you wanting to come on and talk with us, chad, and the first question is why did you do that? why did you pat your attorney like that? >> well, that's the way i've always interacted with, you know, life just in general. i know that there's a certain thing called courtroom etiquette which i've never been a part of the court system. it was a light pat. it wasn't meant to disrespect the courtroom and i didn't think anyone could see it because it was my third time doing so. >> it was your third time you had done that but the first time that people had seen that and the reaction to it, adam, when he did that, were y

. >> broward county judge was not amused. >> is there something funny?your attorney. >> his attorney apologized for his client's behavior, but it was too late. >> i don't think anything funny is about this, mr. johnson. this isn't a joke. >> i didn't do it as a joke, ma'am. >> everyone in the courtroom was laughing. i'm not accepting these plea negotiations. >> the judge sentenced johnson to 30 days in jail and tacked on an additional three months of probation. johnson seemed to take the sentence in stride, tweeting, love me through the good and the bad, because i'm going to love you regardless, see you in 30. well, johnson was arrested last august for allegedly head butting his newlywed wife. she filed for divorce after 31 days of marriage, the miami dolphins terminated him and he didn't play. not looking good for chad ochocinco. >> thanks, pamela. >>> ahead on "starting point," invasion of the crazy ants. how these persistent pets, there they are, are causing people in four states millions of dollars. you're watching "starting point." the great outdoor

four counties in florida -- miami-dade, palm beach, broward, and monroe -- have formed the southeast florida regional climate change compact. using the best available science, they have assessed the vulnerability of south florida's communities to sea level rise. in their four counties in florida alone, a one-foot rise in sea level would endanger approximately $4 billion in property. just in those four counties. a three-foot sea level rise would endanger approximately $31 billion in property. in monroe county, three of the four hospitals, two-thirds of the schools, and 71% of emergency shelters are in dang -- are endangered by a one-foot rise. that's a lot of infrastructure at risk. together, these florida counties, which are led both by republicans and democrats -- this is a bipartisan county effort in florida -- have adopted a plan to mitigate property loss, make infrastructure more resilient and protect those essential community structures like hospitals, schools, and emergency shelters. this october, this past october, those member counties signed a five-year plan with 110 differe

in appreciation as football players do on the field and the courtroom erupted in laughter but the browardflorida judge was not amused. she sentenced him to 30 days in jail plus probation on the spot. >> bill: oh, get a life. >> by the way i wouldn't say as football players do. >> they do that. >> they don't do it to women. in the courtroom. >> this is an attorney. it was a guy. >> are you sure? >> yes. >> you're positive? >> it was a female judge. >> okay. still. shouldn't do it in a courtroom. >> the tiger woods/sergio garcia feud may be open as the u.s. open golf tournament gets underway. the two shook hands on the driving range at marion golf club. they will not be playing together in the early rounds at least. tiger tise off on thursday with mcelroy and sergio ploys with stuart stuart cink but they could be paired up over the weekend. >> bill: seems to be rallying behind the nsa. the white house, leaders of congress all -- both parties all expressing their support for the data collection program which may not bode well for edward snowden. michael hirsch is chief correspondent for the

i guess the question i would have if you this morning and mayor broward outlines their concerns about that. is it your opinion that the state of alaska should be held financially response of all for the federal government responsibility to remediate these wells? >> i completely agree the legacy of us are a problem we need to they were chilled by the usgs and the navy years ago to assess the potential of the national petroleum reserve in alaska. one of the reasons we have a sense honored techniques used as well need to be cleaned out. i am pleased to blm has done an assessment shared the stage a priority list of where they would gofers so we deal with the worst offenders first. we need money to do that and i would like to think as the resource was assessed in part through the use of these wells that the revenue from the resource, state and federal be used to help in the cleanup. i think it is a revenue generator that put oil in the pipe line. work on figuring how to pay for it this right now there isn't sufficient money. i would agree we have some difficult budget limitations. we all k

i met with the mayor of north slope borough, charlotte broward, as well as others several weeks back. i know that you had a chance as well. i have a copy of a letter from the mayor, from our commissioner natural resources, and the president of the community on the north slope that i would like to include as part of the record. >> without objection. >> thank you, mr. chairman. a related concern is the pattern of falling production on federal lands. it's true that our nation is in the midst of a historic oil and gas boom, that it's also true that production on federal lands is in trouble. contrary to some of the statements, the rhetoric that we've heard, oil production from the federal states actually fell 5% last year after falling by even more than that in 2011. natural gas production from the same federal areas meanwhile, is an virtual freefall, down 8% last year and down 23% since 2009. the fact of the matter is that america's energy boom is happening in spite of federal policies that stymie our production. we should be opening new lands to development, making sure that permits are