he spoke with supporters at his headquarters in hollywood, fla..ourtesy of wkmg tv in florida, this is 15 minutes. bac[applause] >> thank you so very much. hello, florida. [applause] [chanting] >> all right, all right. first of all, i just want to thank god for this victory. [applause] i am truly humbled by the people of goodwill in this great state of florida. i want to thank all of florida for believing not only in my candidacy, but putting me on the ballot by signature the first time in the history of this state. [applause] i want to thank everyone that works every day. i want to thank the school bus drivers that i greeted this morning at 4: 30 at [applause] that know what it means to live by paycheck to paycheck. i want to thank them first. i want to thank our seniors to went out and voted and cast their ballots early this morning, 7:00 at, looking for representation. i want to thank all of those individuals, first-time voters who voted for the first time in this primary. [applause] i want to thank president obama [applause] for helping me with

this is nine months after tiger woods crashed his vehicle outside their home in orlando, fla.. there were claims he had been cheating on his life. for proper we have more details. >> as you might expect, those court papers have already been leaked. they did not reveal a great deal we know it was an irreconcilable break down and not his infidelity as we might have inspect -- might have expected. very little detail on financial settlement after the court hearing took place. there was a statement issued by the couple, and did both wish each other well. >> we were just talking about those supplement numbers. there was a salary of numbers being planted around the united states of what the number is. >> plenty of speculation, but very little detail. tiger is phenomenally well see. his earnings for his career are about $100 million, making him the highest earnings sports star of all time. one of the major assets are their homes, of which they have several. the most expensive was there florida home purchase for $69 million. >> kenyan authorities have seized nearly 2 tons of raw ivory w

>> fla., this guy scott was a former ceo of a company that paid $1.7 billion in fines?it was for medicare fraud this is an issue that republicans tried to use against him in the primary. it did not go anywhere. the test that we have to see is whether independence can be played by these kind of arguments. he is one of several very wealthy candidates where the money got them in but the money can become their biggest weakness. they get attacked from that front. we don't know how independence might respond to those kind of candidates. >> the democrats looked out on this because scott is the weaker of the two candidates because of his financial history and problems. ironically, on the senatorial side, i think the republicans had a break because meeks, the guy who was the establishment candidate who was a reasonable candidate, democrat, won against -- ran against the greene. meek will split the democratic vote with charlie crist which means you will likely get a rubio as a result of that primary. >> rubio will help the republican candidate also. >> we will come back to politi

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following up on that yesterday in panama city, fla., on the issue of freedom of speech and freedom of religion, and a mosque to two blocks from ground zero. here is president obama. >> but let me be clear. as a citizen and as president, i believe that muslims have the right to practice their religion as everyone else in this country. [applause] and that includes the right to build a place of worship in a community center on private property in lower manhattan, in accordance with local laws and ordinances. this is america. our commitment to religious freedom must be unshakable. the principle that people of all faiths are welcome in this country and that they will not be treated differently by their government is essential to who we are. the writ of the founders must endure. >> the president, again, yesterday, saying that he was not weighing in on ground zero, but on the first amendment. >> it was such a politically bold move to wade into this. i wonder if the trouble might come from trying to know what his position. it is one thing to support it. it was liz cheney who said he was perha

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. >>> muchas veces la policía local por don cero re flas pueden cometer una injusticia y un error laley así. pero guillermo gonzález denuncio al igual skwil de violar sus derechos asegura que los agentes los arrestaron por ser indocumentado. >>> me pidieron mi seguro social, y dije que no tenía por estar en un proceso de asilo, lo mismo no tener documentos pero estoy en un proceso de asilo. >>> llamo le como quieras. >>> pero no me puedes arrestar si tengo licencia lo que corresponde que me de un ticket. >>> si sintió discriminado describe la experiencia como humillante y que lo llenó de angustia, cuenta que había pedido asilo porque fue amenazado de muerte en el salvador su país de origen. >>> no creía que estaba en estados unidos fue un abuso y no pensé ni en mi país había estado preso, y ahora que se da eso realmente no pensaba que fuera estados unidos. >>> a pesar de su argumento fue enviado a la cárcel y los alguaciles le notificaron a inmigración que en su prisión había un indocumentado que necesitaba ser deportado. >>> pero su abogado llevó el caso a corte para defender a su c

our next call comes from pensacola, fla., on the line for our democrats. caller: if you'll permit me to lie of a comment about c-span operations and then i have a question -- if you will permit me, i have a comment about c- span operations and then i have a question. your previous guest referred to obama care. i understand you can have guests on there that have different point of view, but i think it is not good to allow guests on their that characterize -- that is characterized programs. my question is the -- is, if you factor in first-generation students, there are students that are first-generation college students in both places and i wonder what that looks like. if you're a first-generation students, there is not that much support for those types of students as there would be for second and third generation, some good because of family competition. my brother went to college, so i need to go and do better. guest: you make a very good point, that when parents themselves have been to college, they can help their students understand what they call "colle

the next call comes from u.s., fla., william on-air immigrants line. hi, william." caller: where you are born, that is the citizen that you are. do you know what i mean? these congressmen do not know what they are talking about. the amendment is already signed. nobody is supposed to change it. host: where you from originally? caller: i am from haiti. host: are you a citizen? caller: yes, i'm a citizen. but i'm talking about illegal immigrants and people born here. host: what do you say to the folks who are concerned about this, where people come over nine months pregnant, whatever, have a kid, and then stay in the country because they have a child born here in the u.s.? what about people that are concerned about that issue? caller: they do not know what they're talking about. if my wife is pregnant and she is illegal, but the child is not illegal. if the child is illegal, they deport him back years later, he does not know where he is going. host: if you would like to send us a tweet, c-spanwj is our handle. john in silver spring, md., you support repealing the birth

host: sanford, fla. on our democrats line. caller: i want to say to my grandson who keeps me supplied with the christian science monitor subscription, there is nothing any better. please everyone, listen to me. every war there is, a lot of the wealthy become much more wealthy on the war. and my last remark -- i hope that full brainless bush has to swim in a river of blood until he draws his last breath. host: next call is frank on our republican line. caller: yes, i want to know where is the bin laden? where is he and what can we do to catch him? host: you can address those -- guest: i do not know where bin laden is. i wish i knew where he was. host: talk about what the v.a. does in ramping up their programs to deal with this. manpower, that kind of thing. guest: sure, post-walter reed scandal, there is a lot of political will and pressure on the va and a lot of money spent to try to cope with these issues. they have opened several, what they call polytrauma units around the country. they closed one in washington. i know there

and then some scallions for fla flavor and color. panco bred crumbs to make it nice and fluffy.up. you'll form them into patties like a burger. cook them in a skillet. about three minutes on each side because shrimp doesn't take very long to cook. i have a nice bun. we're not using any just normal buns today. we're making everything a little different. then my favorite part of this burger is the topping. it's an old bay mayo. old bay, you know, you traditionally cook sea fod like a shrimp boil. i mix that into the mayonnaise. we have some tomatoes and some avocado, which i love. i could eat avocado just -- >> avocado with tomato this time of the year is life-changing. >> and it's a delicious burger that's going to impress everybody. >> that's really good. >> i love that. >> i reich like it a lot. >> going to take a bite or too big? >> i'm going to wait. you said this would knock my socks off. >> a portobello mushroom burger. this one is so, so good. i marinated my portobello mushrooms in a mixture of olive oil and some spices and wore chester sir sauce and this will go right in

but if items flashinif it's fla immediately. >> what should you do to try to cool the car down?fore do you anything to it. >> you mentioned in a lot of cases dad has taken care of the car. what do they do about finding a reputable repair shop? >> you don't need to wait until you need one to find one. find a repair shop, let them go over there, introduce them to the manager. if you're not sure how to find a shop that you can trust with your teenager, aaa is there to help. we inspect shops, we check their background, survey their customers. so flook one that has aaa approval. >> all their lives growing up we talk about the unexpected emergencies. >> they can't call mom and dad if they're away at school to come hope, so you want to make sure they have a good well stocked emergency repair kit. most important thing in an emergency kit is a membership into a motor club. if they need towing, someone like aaa can come out and help. but make sure they have things such as flashlights with extra battery, jumper cables, first aid kit, basic tools. and also water and granola in case they get

petersburg, fla., you were the first phone call. caller: first, i hear about the different economy being taken the advantage of by different people and so many people got huge paychecks answer to so much money out of their companies and there is never any accountability. no one ever gets in trouble for it. we know they make a ton of money. we know they have been doing a terrible job. and they do not go to jail. they seem to be taking a walk. how should we respect them if we have to live by a different set of rules and regulations than they do? host: lynn turner, any thoughts? guest: i think that is a superb question. there really has been a lack of accountability. even this last week we have seen the courts actually agree with the listener. in an sec enforcement action against citigroup. they hardly even did a wrist slap on a couple of executives there with an enforcement action and the judge came back and said, why should we ever agree with a of a settlement like this? i think there has to be greater accountability. it's really gon

host: tallahassee, fla. on the independent life caller:. thank you for taking my call. prior to the dropping of atomic bombs, there was considerable incendiary bombing. i was wondering if there was comparable to the speech of the aftermath of the discussion of the cities and the statistics for comparative purposes. thank you. guest: there should be. part of what general macarthur's filming effort, a part of what you are seeing tonight in color, they looked at 20 cities. hiroshima and nagasaki were only two. our allied bombing raids started in march of 1945. they had basically devastated every city larger identity thousand people. tokyo lost 380,000 people in conventional bombing raids over two nights. the number of deaths total were something like 550,000. if you look at the photographs, it looks remarkably similar. if you just look at help latin that the areas were and the destroy sections of the city. the photos of the victims in the hospital and how horrific the effect of the blast and the actor matt of the radiation sickness, that is what distinguishes it. caller: t

kendrick is due to come out in hollywood, fla., to make his victory speech in just a few minutes ago.ere is the realm at the western diplomat hotel. in just a few minutes, he will be coming out and we will be bringing that to you live. in the meantime, david, did jeff green stand a chance? guest: i do not really think so. he was an unknown quantity in the primary. i'd seen billionaire candidate blow a lot more than he it did to get less votes. on a year like this, anything is possible because we had some ups said. we had some unusual things happen. at the end of the day, democratic lot primary voters but with somebody the least was a democrat. they knew he had history in the party. there is nothing wrong with doing that. there are plenty of members of congress who are multimillionaire's and better than that, but you need to establish a connection. if mr. green had started earlier than he did and rally billed to the groundwork county by county in florida, he would have stood a much better chance. he got into the race late. his message was fine. it is not just about the message. is abou

in 2005 -- "in 2005 i had a conversation with roger in kissimmee, fla.. i asked him what he would say if asked by reporters if he ever used performance enhancing drugs. when i asked -- when he asked me what i meant, i told him that he had told me he used hgh. roger responded by a telling me that i must have misunderstood him. he claimed it was his wife, debbie, who used hgh. i said, oh, ok, not because i agreed, but because i was not going to argue with him. shortly after that, i told my wife, laura, about the second conversation with roger about hgh and his comment about his wife." that is what mr. pettit told us in his affidavit. and this is what his wife, mrs. padgett, wrote. "in 1999 or 2000, andy told me he had a conversation with roger clemens in which roger admitted using human growth hormone. of a few years later, i believe in 2005, anti- again told me of a conversation -- andy again told me agaiof a conversation wh roger about hgh. he said they spoke about his own use of hgh in 2002. he said he told roger clemens this and ask him what he would sa

he is visiting panama city, fla., and will give a statement about where bp and local communities go fromns live, here, on c-span. >> i think it is important that every floridians knows i'll give a person who have stood up for the principles of the people of florida. >> it is campaign, 2010. the c-span video library makes it easy to follow the election cycle. is all free at your computer, and the time. this weekend on booktv, the provost of columbia university on the state of agitation and the effects -- of education, and the state of stereotypes. on sunday, former -- a former chief -- a former cia agent on how to deal with iran. for a list of programs of nine fiction authors and books, this is booktv.org. >> last week, for cuban president fidel castro made in the parents. it was the first time in four years that he has addressed members falling intestinal surgery. courtesy of state-run television, this is an hour and half. ♪ ♪ >> message to the national assembly. >> at the outset, only eight weeks ago, i believed that the imminent threat of war had no possible solution. so dramatic was t

host: sanford, fla. on our democrats line. caller: i want to say to my grandson who keeps me supplied with the christian science monitor subscription, there is nothing any better. please everyone, listen to me. every war there is, a lot of the wealthy become much more wealthy on the war. and my lasremark -- i hope that full brainless bush has to swim in a river of blood until he draws his last breath. host: next call is frank on our republican line. caller: yes, i want to know where is the bin laden? where is he and wh can we do to catch him? host: you can address those -- guest: i do not know where bin laden is. i wish i knew where he was. host: talk about what the v.a. does in rampin up their programs to deal with this. manpower, that kind thing. guest: sure, post-walt reed scandal, there is a lot of political will and pressure on thea and a lot of money spent to try to cope with these issues. they have opened several, what they call polytrauma units around the country. they closed one in washington. i know there is one in r