in 2008, governor charlie crist cut what looked like a sweet deal to rescue the everglades. state would buy from a big sugar manufacturer. it would be used to catch and clean the waters before sending the flow south to the everglades. one year later florida fell deep into a recession, the state's interest and ability to buy land dried up. last year the effort to save the everglades kicked into high gear. they are under threat from development. if the state doesn't acquire them. they'll be lost forever. >> the group spearheaded the campaign for what is known as amendment one. >> what is more important than protecting florida's natural people... >> reporter: an initiative on the ballot last year earmarking $750 million a year for the next 20 years so the state could buy and conserve land for critical environmental projects,ed paid for with tax. >> protecting the florida we love and the people we love. 75% of floridians voted yes, to approve the largest environmental initiative history, and guarantee more that enough money to buy the u.s. sugar land. with days left in the flori

. >> ronica you chased governor crist e2 manville where the government is stepping up to buyout sandymes almost two years after-the-fact. >> governor christie had announcement today. the blue acres by a program 300 buyouts posted hurricane sandy. the buyout program is voluntary but the governor said he won't rest until they help all those who want help or impacted by hurricane sandy. >> i want to emphasize in the beginning i was not going to force anyone out of their homes if they wanted to stay. if they want we want to be able to help them. >> this is an light of the whirlwind media tour that the governor took recently on "fox news" followed by meghan kelly and most recently this morning on fox and friends. taken into account was the governor place the fourth in the a straw poll by the leadership conference and it has some wondering, is governor christie the comeback kid? >> a great line. we talked about earlier that this is happen in presidential politics before. if you look at the rise of the site some of the candidates that can become president there are pitfalls everywhere and so

mere >> good afternoon chair mar supervisor compose cimp and crist crnson. give a overview of the office litigation of the city college case and answer questions you may have. i also want to say thank you to the students, faculty, administrators of city college who kood by our office throughout the litigation. they came to every hearing and made their prerns known to the trial judge and was supportive and very grateful. we are grateful to the boferd trustees who came and had a presence at the trial. it was a silent but powerful statement to the court that this city cared about city college and that what happened was unfair and something should be done about it. going back we initially filed the case against the accrediting commission for community and junior college in august of 2013. the [inaudible] as i'm sure you know is the soul accredter for community college in california. when we filed the case the accjc voted to terminate city colleges accredidation. we sued them as the people as the state of california under state law called unfair competition law w

next speaker please >> president breed and other victims of the cuball, my name is cristful doll and live at 60 and howered 10 blocks and 14 meters from sea level. i rise to comonten the rern of the circus. i refer not to any family entertainment enterprise, but the political circus is which is our seismicly challenged haul orf justice. the city and county of san francisco is under court order for decades to replace the aging structure because it is unsafe. another to attempt to do this is put before the voters, but members, once again you display your moral veernss for all to snicker at. previously the left push for the new jail is evidence of concern for the unfortunates who found themselves incarcerated there and could not bring them to coddle criminals and opposed it. the left is pushing against a new facilities arguing the case load is dropjug incarceration is ineffective and inmoney should be use frd services which may do good and the right is now in favor finally feeling the wait of their custodeial responsibilities and concern for the safety of all within the building. member

i want to thank you sfr visor kim and crist crnson fwr the amendments that make it a spraunger proposal. i look back to 2010 [inaudible] asian neighborhood design [inaudible] north east water front community plan. a comprehensive neighborhoods planning process looking at height and open space and focusing on people and place, harmoniously ethnic and diverse water front and community activities as well. i think as affordable housing is brilt along broad way and embarka dareo and the gate way to china town and north beach it will enhance the socio economic water front. i want to also i think it kbrait project local to hotel and restaurant workers that wayed in support and community based organizations and leaders but thing it is a win win for the community in the spirit for the community planning that went forward 5 years ago in supervisor christensens district. i'm very pleased about the amendment jz proposal before us >> thank you supervisor mar. supervisor christensen >> i thank my colleagues for doing my job today. this is a district 3 project that seems to have universal support and

next speaker, please >> president breed and other victims of the cuball, my name is cristful doll and liv at sickt and howerered 14 meters and 10 blocks from sea level. i rise to expanld on the subject of guv rns in the 21 cinchry. the word chaived in so many ways and the structures and goaloffs government must change with it. the overall objective of the governments must continue to be to maximize capacity och constituents, adapt to change. this has not changed but the tools used have and will continue to change. the first step is maximize the observation of descriptions. a tap on the screen shows a picture and another tap shows a city stamp. if the city and county had the where with a l to manage instugram hash tags we wouldn't have appeals of sequa determinations because there fablths withed be visible and incontestable. the vecd step ask maximize implementation. one tap on the screen would share the fact that 8th street between market and mission is moving towards 7th street and away fwraum the holiday in currentry on 8th street at about the rate of 110th millimeter a day. aorttap

struck me when you said that, seven out of 10 americans identify as christians, is the whole merry cristaloo. when you say that in a store-- it would be like saying, "from now on in stores just say,' hello, sir'." >> as a muslim, whenever somebody says merry christmas i'm obligated to say ( bleep )." >> jon: is that you? is that in the koran. >> in the koran. >> jon: i had no idea. i didn't realize that was in the koran. it brings up such an interesting point because i truly believe if you remove the concept of religion-- and that's why this discussion of islam is so important. islam is is particularly pron to extremism maybe in this moment, certainly the other religions have had it. but religion smore than anything else a choice but not viewed that way. >> no, it's not. but more importantly, i think it's-- look there's obviously a serious problem with religion-- religious violence in the world and particularly in islam and the middle east. but if you're going to blame religion for violence in the name of religion, then you have to credit religion for every act of compassion in the name

. >> sunel william >> good afternoon supervisor mar, comp eskim and crist crnson. i served of student trustee for the past 2 years and president of ocean campus for a year. i want to thank all you and the dmunty students staff and faculty for all of the work. it is a lot of ups and downs over the past 3 year jz feel we are moving forward, but there are a number of challenges that need to be addressed and we invite the board of supervisors to continue to watch what happens at the college. special thanksgiving tooz city attorney hurarea because if we didn't have that 234 junction we would be closed. some administration have a different view, but we would be closed. it does take a village to save a college. i want to talk about the perspective of student. number one, the need to protect student voice and decision making and respect for student leadership and number tworks the need to stabilize student development which includes all of the student services that college. as student trustee i represent 80 thousand students. pleased the board meetings are happening now. i

. >> reporter: crist qer barry in court -- christopher barry in court apologized to the bank manager said he overreacted and pled guilty to assault, property damage and making threats. his attorney says this case simply is about grief, gratitude and a grudge. the defense says the january outburst at pnc bank came less than two months after the death of his father former councilmember marion barry. barry walked into the bank planning to withdraw money to pay his contractor employees. on record there was about $44,000 in that account and tellers were starting to count up the cash when the bank manager intervened. the defense said she had prior run-ins with barry and their conversation got heated. >> the statement made was if that's your attitude, you don't get any money. well, no one likes that. no one likes to hear going to a bank and someone telling them you're not going to get your money. >> reporter: do you think you have an anger problem? >> i don't have an anger problem. everybody gets angry. i don't have an anger problem. it was a sensitive time and tight situation. there was a

next speaker, please >> president breed and other victims of the cuball, my name is cristful doll and liv at sickt and howerered 14 meters and 10 blocks from sea level. i rise to expanld on the subject of guv rns in the 21 cinchry. the word chaived in so many ways and the structures and goaloffs government must change with it. the overall objective of the governments must continue to be to maximize capacity och constituents, adapt to change. this has not changed but the tools used have and will continue to change. the first ste

way to go district judge susan crist from texas for creating grounds for reversal of the conviction of the lowest of the low if our society. fortunately, the judge is no longer on the bench. >>> and now for the results of tonight's instapoll. it's national police week. how do we show respect for them? one says how about not shooting and them. and chris says if they start honoring their haute and stop killing unarmed civilians, only then can we support them. chris, are you one of those who think that michael brown was shot with his hands up? even michael holder said there was no such violation. and if so, maybe you need to protect yourself and your family. good luck while you're at it. this ticket is the upside. >> this is your age. he stopped the tank from. john: square. ♪ similar americans have done similar things. >> you would not have to do that in baltimore who was being abused? >> are you watching this? >> what should you do? did he do the right thing? the constitution has been violated. what about my brother? is he doing a the right thing? >> i said no. peopleig

crist crist dave statter. >>> welcome back.case you missed it, what stories have been trending online this week, here's joni b.. >> reporter: here's some of the stories you clicked and shared the most on facebook this week. two drivers have been fired over this one. they were on their way to a funeral when w a flag-draped coffin in the car. next up, a georgia school director was fired after making racial complements at a graduation. she dismissed people early and when people began filing out, she said, look who's leaving, all the black people. a 102-year-old woman tried to blow out candles and sent her teeth flying, instead. you can watch that video and more by liking wusa 9 on facebook. >> oops! [ laughter ] . >>> all right. we've been scanning the satellite views for the best moments this week. >> look at the footage from the state department's multimission aircraft camera, allowing firefighters to spot flames from higher altitudes. the firefighters can pull up the aerial videos on their phones within minutes. >>> in anchorag

way to go district judge susan crist from texas for creating grounds for reversal of the conviction of if our society. fortunately, the judge is no longer on the bench. >>> and now for the results of tonight's instapoll. it's national police week. how do we show respect for them? one says how about not shooting and them. and chris says if they start honoring their haute and stop killing unarmed civilians, only then can we support them. chris, are you one of those who think that michael brown was shot with his hands up? even michael holder said there was no such violation. and if so, maybe you need to protect yourself and your family. good luck while you're at it. >>> you don't ever have to miss justice. set your set your dvr and tell your friends to do the same. thanks for joining us. and choose world choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. sleepiq tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sl

if we would have voted at 50%, charlie crist would have won the governor's race. >> right.e best thing about miami? >> best weather. >> yeah. how do you handle the cold? got a tour or spend a week in detroit or chicago or something? >> my mindset is i don't have to deal with this every day. >> right. >> i'm going back to sunshine. i can go into a blizzard. i know i'm going out. y'all stay. >> this is really good. >> back inland, another world of flavors. little haiti. just in case miami didn't have enough tasty stuff from elsewhere. the b & m market is a grocery store with a cafe of sorts tucked away in the back, and they serve some of the dishes that make me happiest, jerk chicken. who doesn't love that? currieded goat, rotee and this, this, cow-foot soup, the real deal, too, flavors and textures, some next level stuff. that looks, by the way, unbelievable. that's so good. what's the best thing about miami? >> the mix of cultures that we've got. >> what's the worst thing? >> you know what really pisses me off? i walk down the street and i say hi to people because that's ki

ein angelical crist -- evangelical christians will not get on board with that. >> religion - outlinesntious debate. there you have it an i thinkious. . >> we added an imam to it. sounds like the start of a joke. it's contentious, egey they are uncomfortable. it's awkward at times. i try to be tenacious and robust and fair and give everyone a hard time equally, and they give each other a hard time. that's "third rail", if you like, that part of the train tracks that you don't touch or something electorifying, dangerous will happen that's what we are trying do. >> we can expect it - when you tackle a topic like religion that's widespread. you heard that they brought up gay marriage. it's almost like you can get on the track of religion and fear off a little to talk about all the different topics that you know, can be contentious within the debate of religion. >> absolutely. >> that was a fiery exchange going on for 3-4 minutes, as you'll see when you watch. and if spilled over into the panel. we saw the panel with alan and faysa and taves, and we discussed why is it in the united states

under communist influence but in russia that it comparable to king's birthday, argued the socialist, crist, who returned as a stint as britain's ambassador to russia. you mean the czar's death day snapped herbert morrison, who distrust expedition liked crips. distrusted and disliminged crips. churchill said why not have a meeting in november no specific russia date so celebrate the russian resistance, and with this compromise the meeting concluded. when churchill thought a cal league was barking up the wrong tree he could employ humor to change his mind. in 1940, july 1940 the minister of food, frederick wilton, recommend that brittons follow a more balanced diet. churchill found time -- this is in the midst of the greatest emergency the country has ever seen -- to write to lord wilton, quote, almost all the food faddists i never knopp not eater and the like, have died young after a long period of senile decay. the way to lose the war is to try to force the british public into a diet of milk, oatmeal potatoes et cetera washed down on gala occasions with a little lime juice. sometimes churc

way to go district judge susan crist from texas for creating grounds for reversal of the conviction ofest of the low if our society. fortunately, the judge is no longer on the bench. >>> and now for the results of tonight's instapoll. it's national police week. how do we show respect for them? one says how about not shooting and them. and chris says if they start honoring their haute and stop killing unarmed civilians, only then can we support them. chris, are you one of those who think that michael brown was shot with his hands up? even michael holder said there was no such violation. and if so, maybe you need to protect yourself and your family. good luck while you're at it. >>> you don't ever have to m thanks for calling angie's list. how may i help you? i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or send someone out to groom my pookie? pooki

. >> then the sherlock homes enthusiast crist bell voted for the nationalists for the first time in hisife but he doesn't want independence. >> i voted for s & p which was a snap position but i believe that we should actually have more of a say. that was the reason i voted for it but it came down to another referendum. >>> this is the fulkirk wheel, a triumph of modern engineering which connecticuts two great canals. the industrial past is now only a tourist attraction. the nationalists believe that the tide of history is now turning in their direction. even dennis canovin wants the labor mp now supports the s & p and would welcome another vote on independence. >> i guess it is that it will come within possibly within the in connection five years, certainly within the next 10 years on my bet is that it will be a resounding, yes, victory in that second referendum. >> scottish politics have changed so fast that anything seems possible. the election results don't mean that the u.n. is doomed. they do suggest that any british government will have to be very skillful to save it. barnaby phil

. >> crist thristopher lett, prodn the ground speaking to people in attendance at this, essentially offering00 as prize money for the best cartoon depicting the prophet muhammad. there are 350 or so entries into this contest. reminder, any depiction of the prophet muhammad is seen as blasphemy in islam and we have seen publications which, in fact, have been targets in the past as recently as january with the "charlie hebdo" magazine in paris. where 12 people were shot dead. with that in mind, let's go to peter bergen, cnn national security analyst. he, too, joins us on the line. peter, you've argued something like this is only a matter of time in the united states. why is that? >> well, you know, i think most americans watching this story unfold would say, hey, you know, this happening in paris or in copenhagen, you know, perhaps that's to be expected with very large muslim populations relatively speaking in europe. we've seen a procession of americans who plotted to kill cartoonists in the united states and elsewhere. for instance, pennsylvania native la rose who went by the name jihadi jan

results from crist ol meyers. the drug reduced the risk by 27% compared with the teamo therapy.the immune system to fight cancer. they are working in a space and will see their conference as well. they are focused on pfizer and i brands which is approved this year. smaller will be a focus and will be bringing you interviews with many of the companies starting monday morning in chicago. back to you. let's bring in that closely. and within your universe you are expecting that one to move. interesting. # that came out of the abstract form about two weeks ago and we will get the full data set next week. people will be looking closely with this. this is a highly touted program and we could have sales to vest where there is a $1 billion drug. we will look closely at the subsets of women that seem to respond best with this drug. it does have side effects and namely diarrhea, rash fatigue. >> all is not lost even though it was disappointing at first. is this a binary out come here? we know it was a successful trial and it ought to be approved on that basis. what we will be looking at su

. >> thursday josh duggar resigned from his position with the conservative crist yab lobbying group,erk kins released a statement saying the incidents were previously unknown to the group and this is the best decision for josh and his family at this time. josh duggar cannot face criminal charges. the statute of limitations has passed. frances rivera is tracking your opinion. what's the latest on our bing question of the day? >> as i find out more and there are those reports that some of those episodes have been pulled but as far as the fate of the show, long term we're asking do you think the duggars reality show should be canceled? and this is what we're looking at so far, 80% saying it should be 20% saying no it should not. as far as just rereal time as we take the pulse as we call it of your opinions here before the past five minutes it was overwhelmingly yes and based on what we're seeing from erika hill's piece, a lot of people feel so strongly it is a yes. in the last couple of minutes as erika's story with a background about the duggars has been running there. take a look at g

. >> what crist thinkkris thinks about it. >> i'm not okay.ecause you're all leaving here with a college diploma. you get a diploma. you get a diploma and, you, sir, you get a diploma. >> we're live in the center of it all from movie stars to presidents, their messages for all of us this morning. ♪ >>> we're backstage at the billboard music awards. meghan celine and all the stars opening up after their big moments. exclusive all access look only on "gma." ♪ >> you hear that music right there. "bad blood." taylor swift what a riveting start to the billboard awards last night. set social media on fire and look at what taylor did afterwards with her co-stars. there they are, a few cheeseburgers, everyone who had a cameo. >> so great. the billboard awards always a big night for music right here on abc. and a lot of great moments. we were there on the red carpet and backstage for all of them with a very exclusive look just for you. >> i would say taylor has another hit on her hands. it's just a thought. >> just guessing. >> guess what robin is doin

that is the for crist -- focus for this morning's event and we have done training with both pistol and rifle set varying distances. >> host: why is this skill training important to the overall asymmetric warfare? >> guest: we are by nature and not opt -- an army unit that goes out and buys joint force units throughout the world. some of those areas that like iraq and afghanistan for example so it's important that your combat skills defensive or offensive are well-known so this is part of any units preparation for those eventualities. we just happen to focus on the pistol and rifle marksmanship more than your average in it because we just don't know what sort of situation are advisers going to encounter especially when they are embedded with other units whether it's an army unit or a joint force unit. >> host: again that was lieutenant colonel justin sapp. let's go to mechanicsville virginia. you are on with colonel john petkosek commander of the asymmetric warfare. go ahead. >> caller: good morning sir. i would like to know how training complex with the -- act. and i will take my answe

he ran on bedrock conservative risible and defeated his establishment-funded upon it charlie crist. to forget. marco rubio has led to institute conservative ideas to address our nation's fundamental economic issues and to restore hope and the american dream. his ideas are firmly rooted in this simple truth, the american economy is changing significantly in recent decades, and our policies must change with it. he has proposed conservative reform to our nation's anti-poverty laws, tax code, regulatory policy, education system, and vital senior safety net programs, and our national defense. across america today, too many people are wondering if the american dream is still possible. our next beaker has no doubt -- speaker has no doubt about it. ladies and doma, please welcome senator marco rubio -- and gentlemen, please welcome senator marco rubio. [applause] ♪ sen. rubio: wow, there are people on the balcony, all the way at the top, thank you for having me. it is a real honor to be here, thank you very much, it is a real honor to be back in south carolina, people have believed in me, a

crist. [background sounds] brian j. feldt. [background sounds] alexander i. gionevi.unds] juaquin ortega. [background sounds] marlise santiago. [background sounds] francisco moreta deleon. [background sounds] carlos r. verega. the mario jorge martin. [background sounds] acknowledgment of all deceased officers. mrs. amy scully, wife of alvin scully, florence township police department new jersey. [background sounds] acknowledgment of all disabled officers. deputy sheriff robin hawkins leo county sheriff's office, new mexico. [background sounds] [background sounds] acknowledgment of all international officers. new south wales police force australia. [background sounds] acknowledgment of law enforcement officers in deleterious service, united states navy. -- military service. united states navy. acknowledgment of all officers tc stats a result of terrorist action. sergeant craig pollin pennsylvania state police. the [background sounds] [background sounds] acknowledgment of all law officers still serving in law enforcement. the top-performing team of the 2015 honor guard