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the gentleman from florida. mr. rooney: i yield two minutes to my friend and colleague, the chairman of the subcommittee on strategic foes, the gentleman from ohio, mr. turner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. mr. turner: thank you, mr. rooney. i appreciate the time and also your advancing this resolution. the president has not made the case for committing our military to the conflict in libya. the president claims that these military actions do not constitution hostilities. however the american peoplenow otherwise. the president is engaged in military action against libya and the gaddafi regime without congressional approval. in addition to ignoring congress, many believe that the president has exceeded the scope of the u.n. security council resolution imposing an embargo, a no-fly scone zone, and authorizing civil protection of the libyan people. the president hastold us who we are against, gaddafi. but he cannot tell us who we are for. secretary gates has indicated t

en el centro de la florida. >> así recibe la llamada isla del encanto al presidente de estados unidos diciembrificiedificios. >> y hay un sentido de agradecimiento hacia el presidente, por, por visitar la isla, yo creo que al mismo tiempo pues es lamentable verdad, que se límite su visita a funcionarios electos y empresarios, 4 horas, relativamente es poco tiempo. >> pero no deja de ser importante que un presidente en funciones haya decidido visitar la isla. >> estamos con el alcalde de la ciudad de san juan, jorge s, se prepara la capital para la visita del presidente obama. >> tenemos un continente importantísimo, somos el municipio designado que una agencia federal para trabajar todos los asuntos de federal en representación de los municipios para esto estamos listos, en caso de san juan, policías, en términos de limpieza, oro nato, está todo listo la logística de entrada y salida estamos coordinando con agencias federales además de la policía de puerto rico. >> y está ubicado dónde van a estar las protestas y los equipos de seguridad. >> algunos querían estar en la ruta del presid

the gentleman from florida. mr. rooney: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to my friend from texas, mr. mccaul. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. mccaul: i thank the gentleman from florida for yielding time and commend him for this legislation. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of this bill and in defense of the constitution. the founding fathers clearly intended for congress to have the power to commit this nation into armed conflict. article 1, section 8 of the constitution states that congress shall have the power to declare war. our first commander in chief, george washington, knew that when he said the constitution vets the power of declaring war in congress, therefore no offensive expedition of importance can be undertaken until after they have deliberated upon the subject and authorized such a measure. that is exactly what this bill is about. and president obama, when he was a senator, knew this when he said that the president does not have the power under the constit

but right now my current favorite governor is florida's rick scott and, folks, he is in trouble. >> florida'snew republican governor rick scott is toxic. look at this. his approval rating is 29%. he just got into office. that's according to a quinnipiac poll. 29% for the new governor. >> stephen: 29% is low. he'd probably be doing better if he wasn't trying to kill harry potter. (laughter and applause) well, folks, the campaign promise, what can he do? it was a campaign promise. well, folks, i am not giving up on governor scott. in fact, i am going to be sending this letter of support to all the municipals in florida. it reads in part "dear editor, when rick scott ran for governor he promised to create jobs and turn our economy around. while politicians usually disappoint us and rarely keep their promises, rick is refreshing because he's keeping his word. rick scott deserves our unwaivering enthusiastic support. how can we expect to elect leaders who will keep their word and do what's right for our state if we don't stand up for those with the courage to set priorities, make difficult choices

but right now my current favorite governor is florida's rick scott and, folks, he is in trouble. >> florida's new republican governor rick scott is toxic. look at this. his approval rating is 29%. he just got into office. that's according to a quinnipiac poll. 29% for the new governor. >> stephen: 29% is low. he'd probably be doing better if he wasn't trying to kill harry potter. (laughter and applause) well, folks, the campaign promise, what can he do? it was a campaign promise. well, folks, i am not giving up on governor scott. in fact, i am going to be sending this letter of support to all the municipals in florida. it reads in part "dear editor, when rick scott ran for governor he promised to create jobs and turn our economy around. while politicians usually disappoint us and rarely keep their promises, rick is refreshing because he's keeping his word. rick scott deserves our unwaivering enthusiastic support. how can we expect to elect leaders who will keep their word and do what's right for our state if we don't stand up for those with the courage to set priorities, make difficult choice

mica of florida. at the end of the bill insert the following, section of the amount meat available for screening operations under the heading, transportation security administration, aviation security, not more than $2,760,503,458. may be used for screening personnel, compensation and benefits. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? mr. aderholt: i'm ok. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina rise? mr. price: i rise in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman has not been recognized on his amendment yet. the gentleman is going to be recognized i thought -- mr. price: it's my understanding, mr. chairman, maybe the gentleman can clarify it, my understanding was that the five-minute address we just heard was his address to the amendment. the chair: no, the gentleman rose to strike the last word and at the close that have he then offered his amendment so the gentleman has a right to be heard based on the fact that he is now just offering

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showers from houston to shreveport and across florida. afternoon showers in new england and update new york. showers and thunderstorms in florida. >> 90 in miami, 96 in atlanta. and 81 here in new york. very comfortable, chicago gets up to 86. minneapolis, 75 and fargo, 66. a sizzling 105 in phoenix and 100 in sacramento. >>> coming up after this, an mtv star killed in a car crash. >>> then in america's money, a legal victory for walmart in its fight against female employees. a giant case said to impact even more also, here we >>> also, here we go again. an airline's newest fee. you won't believe this one. >>> large-scale sex discrimination cases are facing a tougher challenge today. in a setback to workers, the u.s. supreme court sided with walmart yesterday in the biggest sex discrimination case in u.s. history. the court voted 5-4 and it said that the company did not have a policy that promoted discrimination against all women. several other large companies including costco, toshiba and cigna are also facing similar suits. >>> the asia

chairman on behalf of florida's 67 counties and more important our coastal communities of northwest florida i would like to thank the chairman to address the house oversight and government this morning before i begin my presentation to the committee i would like to take the opportunity and tell the chairman thank you for sending down two great staff members that saw firsthand the things within my community and the state of florida. mr. tyler graham and mr. ryan hamilton. their presence provided a special opportunity for our entire community to share their experiences and tell their story firsthand to members of this committee. i'm here to speak about the struggle that the florida counties that our constituents faced in the days and months following the deepwater horizon oil spill. it is clear in hindsight that even in the face of these struggles we cannot ignore the efforts by the federal and response state teams. and even the responsible party that tried to do their best while facing this unique and global strategy. however, as a lifelong florida resident and survivor of more than 20 hurri

estamos en la florida donde la mariguana es totalmente ilegal. experimental. aunque el programa fue cancelado el permiso sigue vigentey sigue recibiendo marihuana. >> el cannabis relaja los mÚsculos, evita que las velas se atrajeron, me quita el dolor. >> y hace aÑos que no tengotumores los Únicos pacientes que no se meten en problemas son los que viven e los 25 estados en que es legal. Ángel >> esto ayuda con dolor. durante los aÑos me ha regresado a la vista. me ha ayudado y cuando la usaba que era una persona que podrÍa usarlevantarle, ir al trabajo y seguir adelante. >> durante una parada de rutina, le enocntraron marihuana y dfue sentenciado a probatoria. >> he partido 35 libras, tengo mÁs problemas de salud. >> se puede usar para la glaucoma, para tratamientos con dolor y nÁea, para la quimioterapia, para el sÍndrome de estrÉs es mÚltiple. >> pero segÚn este legislador del mismo estado ninguno de estos argumentos serÁn suficientes para su realizaciÓn. >> el ambiente de la florida es totalmente opuesto a nada que sea con la mariguana. >> uno

paul, alber of the florida marine patrol heard the alert.n and his friend brian when they pulled into a palm beach marina. they were about three hours overdue. >> what did they say had happen? >> at some point during the trip, the smallest boat had a mechanical issue. they had to slow down and take care of it. >> brian was in the smallest boat and jimmy was in the biggest and fastest a few miles ahead. >> they had radioed to him saying we have a problem. we need to stop. he indicated to them that he would wait for them but when they tried to reestablish contact, after they cleared up their breakdown, they were unable to could not tack him. >> so they will you that they never talked to him again or saw him again. >> that's correct. >> they said they were in a hurry to get to jimmy's house where his family kept vigil. after a taking a quick look at the boats, alber let the young men go. >> we suggested they come to candice's house. we need to talk to them. >> chris and brian tried to reassure jimmy's daughter taylor, saying jimmy, the experien

the gentleman from florida. mr.aker, i yield three minutes to my friend from texas, mr. mccaul. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. mccaul: i thank the gentleman from florida for yielding time and commend him for this legislation. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of this bill and in defense of the constitution. the founding fathers clearly intended for congress to have the power to commit this nation into armed conflict. article 1, section 8 of the constitution states that congress shall have the power to declare war. our first commander in chief, george washington, knew that when he said the constitution vets the power of declaring war in congress, therefore no offensive expedition of importance can be undertaken until after they have deliberated upon the subject and authorized such a measure. that is exactly what this bill is about. and president obama, when he was a senator, knew this when he said that the president does not have the power under the constitution to authori

so the state has a program in florida called save. if you do it and buy a scholarship, they will pay for half. there's 7,000. and then i worked a deal with our local education foundation which is businesses in our community. i said how about if i raise 3500, will you match it? 3500. they said yes. then i worked with a deal with a private businessman in town and said if i raise 1750, will you give me 1750? he said yes. so then i could go to you. will you give me 1750, i'll send a kid to college for four years. then i flipped it to double, double, and doubled. we were able to provide the scholarship. all through private and did not use city money to fund them. at the end of the day, we keep statistics, everything i do, keep statistics. what is the average graduation rate from -- for a low income child in florida? i don't -- i've never been able to get a good statistic. i bet it's under 60%. our kids that -- by the time i left office, we had had three glasses of kids started at sixth grade. all three graduated at 93%. so if you can do th

the gentleman from florida. mr. rooney: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to my friend from massachusetts, mr. frank. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for one minute. mr. frank: mr. speaker, i want to send a message to our allies, and i don't think we are pulling the rug out from under them. look at these wealthy populous nations of western europe. i believe it's a good thing to get rid of gaddafi. does america have to do everything? people say we are the indispensable nation. that's a terrible burden to impose on ourself. we cannot afford it and it cannot be done effectively. let's get people who can dispense with it. my friend, the ranking member of the appropriations committee said, we have to do this because nato can bomb but they can't suppress. what a great bunch of allies, they can bomb on armed people but if they shoot back they got to come running to as you. yes, i want to send a message to nato. gaddafi's a bad guy. if england and france and italy and germany and spain

the gentlelady from florida. ms. ros-lehtinen: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on house resolution 292 and h.con.res 51 and with that, madam speaker, i yield two minutes from the gentleman from indiana, mr. burton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from indiana is recognized for two minutes. mr. burton: let me just say that the constitution of the united states and the war powers act prohibit the president were doing what he did. and i'm kind of torn because i stayed up late last night thinking about this whole issue. i believe we shouldn't have gone into libya in the first place and we shouldn't go into syria or another place without authorization of the congress of the united states, and that's the reason why i co-sponsored the kucinich resolution because we have to send a very strong signal we are not going to go to war without the people of this country supporting it. and the president di

florida, no doubt. listen, we know hands down how important florida is.ino and hispanic vote could be crucial in florida where the vote could be close in 2012. colorado and new mexico and nevada states with extremely large and growing latino and hispanic populations. all of these states, not only important for the battle for the white house but all of these states also have crucial senate races, the battle for control of the senate could be -- could be determined by the latino and hispanic vote. >> paul steinhauser, thanks so much. >>> if the hispanic vote is so important for the president's re-election why hasn't he fulfilled a campaign promise he made in 2008? >> if you're elected president, join us next year? >> as president, i'm looking forward to being back and addressing you as president of the united states of america. >> you heard it right there. obama pledged that he would come speak to the largest gathering of latino elected officials in the country once he became president and that group is holding its annual conference right now in san antonio

well for those of you who have who are you are florida governor rick scott he is looking out for you as the florida pet is reporting governor scott is telling his state's department of environmental protection to draw up plans to sell off huge chunks of fifty six florida state parks to private corporations and as you can imagine corporations don't really give a damn about the metaphysical experience you might enjoy while camping you care about the bottom line and what can be built on campsites to meet the most profit as in let's give smokey the bear a break from patrolling wildfires at campsites and put him in charge of the would be out of mcdonald's got to make sure that the deep fryer doesn't catch on fire this is a governor scott plans to deal with his state's budget shortfall a budget shortfall that was partly created by massive tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires and corporations that rick scott himself pushed through as his first priority when he took office at the beginning of the year plunging his state's budget into the red his rationale the republican rationale for

on behalf of florida's 67 counties and more specifically our coastal and communities of northwest florida, i would like to thank the chairman and the committee members for the opportunity to address the house oversight and government reform committee this morning. before i begin my presentation to the committee, i would also like to take the opportunity and tell the chairman thank you for sending down two great staff members that saw first hands the things wthin my community and the state of florida, mr. gravel and hamilton, they created a special opportunity to create the experiences and tell the stories first han to -- firsand to the members of the committee. i'm here to tell you what we faced in the days and months in the deepwater oil spill. we cannot ignore the good intentions and herculean efforts by the federal and state response teams. even the responsible party that tried to do the best while facing the unique and global tragedy. however, as a lifelong florida resident and survival of 20 hurricanes, best efforts are not effort. the response is not just swift, but clear, organized

the gentleman from florida. mr.peaker, i yield three minutes to my friend from texas, mr. mccaul. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. mccaul: i thank the gentleman from florida for yielding time and commend him for this legislation. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of this bill and in defense of the constitution. the founding fathers clearly intended for congress to have the power to commit this nation into armed conflict. article 1, section 8 of the constitution states that congress shall have the power to declare war. our first commander in chief, george washington, knew that when he said the constitution vets the power of declaring war in congress, therefore no offensive expedition of importance can be undertaken until after they have deliberated upon the subject and authorized such a measure. that is exactly what this bill is about. and president obama, when he was a senator, knew this when he said that the president does not have the power under the constitution to autho

. >>> and now you're looking live at a fire in florida. a motel engulfed in flames. that fire has been burning for hours. we'll have more information when we come back. [ male announcer ] you don't make the world's best chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant freshly making the colonel's original recipe, today and every day. 11 herbs and spices, hand-breaded, hands down the world's best chicken. today is a kfc day. so bring home a real meal -- 10 pieces of that famous chicken, 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of four or more, just 20 bucks. today tastes so good. announcer: when you earn your ged diploma, the barriers in your life fall. earn your ged diploma and begin your brighter future. >>> all right. happening right now we want to take you to florida where firefighters are battling a fire at a motel that has been raging for hours. take a look at that. the flames have also as you can see spread to the parking lot. at least one car we can see there looks like more may

on behalf of florida's 67 counties and more specifically our coastal and communities of northwest floridaank the chairman and the committee members for the opportunity to address the house oversight and government reform committee this morning. before i begin my presentation to the committee, i would also like to take the opportunity and tell the chairman thank you for sending down two great staff members that saw first hands the things within my community and the state of florida, mr. gravel and hamilton, they created a special opportunity to create the experiences and tell the stories first han to -- firsthad to the members of the committee. i'm here to tell you what we faced in the days and months in the deepwater oil spill. we cannot ignore the good intentions and herculean efforts by the federal and state response teams. even the responsible party that tried to do the best while facing the unique and global tragedy. however, as a lifelong florida resident and survival of 20 hurricanes, best efforts are not effort. the response is not just swift, but clear, organized, and collaborativ

a florida photographer got is once in a lifetime video.uddenly, you saw it there, the shark jumped over the surfer. he's known as a shark that leaps in and out of the water. this was taken in smyrna beach, florida. known as the shark bite of the world. i don't go surfing. >>> what's happening out there on the roads, sal? >> well, out here in the newsroom, one of our producers said that's awesome! that's awesome shark video. let's take a look at the roads. traffic on 80 northbound and southbound is improved. this is awesome, too. it had improved. it was terrible earlier, now it's gone -- let's go to the toll plaza. that's not quite gone yet. livermore valley had a slow morning, it's still very slow on the -- all the way to dublin. 8 0 is slow heading -- heading down to fremont. >>> fog near the coast. cool there. 50s, 60s, 60s, 70s. and low os. increasing cloud tonight, looks cloudy with rain on tuesday. maybe some showers the fourth looks warm to hot. >>> stay tuned. we'll follow steve and we have bill martin coming up this evening. >> bye

we're showing live pictures in this is up for alarm hotel fire in kissimmee florida. this is a resort hotel and the fire caused the roof to collapse it started on sunday night and is still burning right now. people have been treated for smoke inhalation. different counties have responded to this resort lodge hotel owner. officials in florida the fire started in one hotel room and spread to at least five others you can also see cars in the party lie how have been caught on fire. we will have more on this story as more comes into our newsroom when we return from the break [ male announcer ] bring home a complete meal for your family. 10 pieces of the world's best chicken, 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of 4 or more for just 20 bucks. today is a kfc day. today tastes so good. more news wrote on the kron 4 morning news a shooting and the police have been to this house on numerous occasions >> so we have new-line video go inside the no dodgers stadium we believe it is a video of bryan stowe when he was beaten. >> and all sell more informati

which is the one pushing the republican agenda of it's china causing our trade deficit not crisis florida justice rich man will do no time for killing two tourists in exchange for cash restitution to their families so this goes with the saudi prince who own seven percent of fox news and we see that more and more shariah law seems to be we know it's being demonized and in fact is outlawed in florida i think they're passing laws about that but it's reserved for rich people and for banks they get zero percent interest rates they don't have to pay any you serious freeze or or interest rates and they get to escape justice by paying off somebody whether it's blackwater or this man a millionaire playboy who killed two british tourists in florida when his one hundred fifty thousand dollars porsche jumped the curb will not go to jail despite the fact that he fled the scene and lied to police officers about who is behind the wheel during the accident instead he will pay cash restitution to the victim's family settling a civil suit on condition that he not go to prison so the gangsters are living a

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that means more fires sparked up here in florida for firefighters and others to deal with.ight, near houston, new fires on the march, drawing a giant curtain of smoke across the horizon. and 200 people were ordered to evacuate, as over 100 firefighters from ten agencies battle the flames on the ground and from the air. infernos as high as office buildings have scorched state-size chunks of forest across the country's south. in arizona, the wallow fire is now the largest wildfire in state history, gobbling up half a million acres, forcing thousands from their homes. and with the wind kicking up this weekend, most won't be allowed back until next week. >> best conditions ever, probably, for a fire to move. >> reporter: in all, the 4.3 million acres that burned this year is already 2.5 times the national average for the last ten years. enough to cover an area six times the size of rhode island. >> the trend is that more fires, larger fires, and this has been going on for more than the last ten years. >> reporter: and it's not over. smoke billowing in from georgia is causing as

myers, florida.r the course of two days, two dozen men arrive and most men had an excuse and some explaining to do. here again, chris hansen. >>> the men walking through our door range in age from 20 to 61 and come from very different boundaries. but most of them say almost the same thing when i confront them. so this is the first time you've ever done something like this. >> well, yeah, this is my first time. >> this is my first one. >> she's the first person i ever considered meeting. >> i've never done this. >> you know i hear that from virtually every person who has walked into this house. >> never have i met anyone underage. i will swear on my mother's grave, never. >> reporter: and there's something else i hear over and over. did you bring condoms today? >> i always carry them on me. >> reporter: did you bring condoms with you? >> i always take condoms with me. >> i have them, yeah, i always carry them. >> i carry them everywhere with me. >> there's some in the car. >> reporter: just happened t

stunning new tapes in the trial of florida mom casey anthony, accused of murdering her daughter. we are in the courtroom as the evidence piles up and the defendant breaks down. >>> python posse. it's a job with serious hazards. but these snake hunters say the thrill is the point. >> you got him? >> join news the everglades. just be careful where you step. >>> and, the race is on. sarah palin and mitt romney drop in on new hampshire. but only one of them declared a presidential candidacy today. so, second time's the charm? we are on the campaign trail. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 2nd, 2011. >> announcer: good ev . >> good evening, i'm bill weir. it's only be a week, but the jury in the casey anthony trial has heard enough to fill an an thol. >>>. conversations with police, her own defense lawyer's version, no two stories agree or begin to explain how the defendant's 2-year-old daughter turned up dead in 2008. here is ashleigh banfield in orlando, florida. >> report

all right it's time for sides tool time award and it goes to a florida republican congressman allen west since arriving in congress in january the congressman has a history of outrageous behavior and comments and it's a ninety's of back in the headlines for his actions involving an intern now this is kind of a long story is a let me explain it to you last week the entertainment world was in an uproar actor comedian tracy morgan made several comments that shocked nearly everyone during a comedy show in nashville and here's part of their answer as retold by c.n.n. who was about to interview a man who attended the show morgan said there is no way a woman could love and have sexual desire for another woman that's just a woman for tending because she hates an effing man he went on to say if his son was gay he better come home and talk to him like a man and not hear he may make a gay high pitched voice or he would pull out a knife and that little and word to death. pretty appalling and over the top now tracy morgan has apologized but he's still taking a lot of heat from the public and all over

>>> flames engulf a florida motel overnight. dozens of people are now out of their rooms. >>> plus a new video released this morning showing injured giants fan bryan stow at dodgers stadium there he is the day of his attack. the morning news continues. >>> good morning to you. welcome to a brand new day. it's monday june 27th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. start with steve paulson because there's weird weather coming in for the fourth. >>> well, it's going to be a roller coaster week, pam. the fourth looks warm to hot but before then we might have to talk about some rain. that will be tuesday into wednesday. today we're waiting for that but the fog is already increasing in advance of that system. unless you're well inland 60s and 70s those inland 80s, but, again, tomorrow rain and temperatures 20 to 25 degrees below average. more on that in about five minutes. here's sal. >>> steve, it's going to be interesting to see what kind of day we have. friday we had a light day but that may not

in florida, scorching 300,000 acres of forest here. now, this moonscape is created partly by natural causes. a lot of it lightning. >> reporter: in all, the 4.3 million acres that burned this year is already 2.5 times the natural average for the last ten years. and let's take a look at the seven states that are dealing with fire stretching from florida, west wards towards arizona. the forecast for the desert southwest not looking good. we've got 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts expected. and very low humidity for today. meanwhile, thunderstorms as i mentioned earlier, are helping the situation in the southeast. scattered storms as well, that rain is going to help clear out the atmosphere which will improve the air quality. unfortunately, however, dan, about 25% of the country is dealing with exceptional drought conditions and that could have widespread implications on the agricultural industry. back to you. >> jackie, thank you. >>> to italy in a courtroom where amanda knox is appealing her murder conviction. her defense is calling prison in

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the gentlelady from florida. ms. ros-lehtinen: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on house resolution 292 and h.con.res 51 and with that, madam speaker, i yield two minutes from the gentleman from indiana, mr. burton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from indiana is recognized for two minutes. mr. burton: let me just say that the conitution of the united states and the war powers act prohibit the president were doing what he did. and i'm kind of torn because i stayed up late last night thinking about this whole issue. i believe we shouldn't have gone into libya in the first place and we shouldn't go into syria or another place without authorization of the congress of the united states, and that's the reason why i co-sponsored the kucinich resolution because we have to send a very strong signal we are not going to go to war without the people of this country supporting it. and the president did

a shark joins a pack of unsuspected surfers in florida. >>> and auction thriller. how much did michael jackson's iconic red and black leather how much did michael jackson's iconic red and black leather jacket go for? captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello, and very good morning to you. welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm veronica de la cruz. today we begin with a record-breaking river. in north dakota the souris river has finally crested, although residents are not out of the woods just yet. all eyes are now on the levees. the last line of defense for homes and businesses not already under water. nbc's john yang reports. >> reporter: in minot, a furious effort to reinforce the last lines of defense around the city's critical infrastructure. >> this is our war zone here. and this is where we continue to fight. >> reporter: so far the levees are holding at the water filtration plant, but officials have ordered already weary residents to boil their drinking water in case the supply is contaminated. >> until th

florida. where we are looking at projecting the 2024, one thing i don't believe was taken into account is the reduction or the doc fix or s.g.r. was taken into effect in terms of looking at insolsen have i. when we project this out and look down the road talking with doctors in our community, i'm very, very concerned a lot of them will have to go out of businesses. a lot of the big practices, we got another 30% cut we are looking at, but doesn't take into -- any impact in terms of the viability of medicare long term. so i guess wouldn't you agree that these cuts if they go into place would drive the insolvency date? because we aring loot a $300 bling problem quicker and i would like both gentlemen to respond. >> the solvency issue relates to the h.i. or hospital insurance fund and the doc fix. . part of s.m.i. and that is not facted by solvency issues because the way the part b trust fund is constructed, it can never go -- it can never be exhausted. general revenues are automatically given to

see you in just a second. >>> florida has a new standard for people on welfare. beginning july 1st if you want welfare benefits you have to undergo drug testing. governor rick scott signed that legislation on tuesday. it requires welfare recipients to pay for the drug screenings up front. however if they pass they will get a refund for it but if they fail it, they don't get the refund andthy don they don't ge welfare. governor rick scott taking some time out with us this cnn weekend to join me live. we appreciate you being here. we'll also talk with the executive director from the aclu is suing you over some of the changes you've made down there. we'll get to that in a second. but i think, governor, everyone could agree that state taxpayer funds should not be going to fund someone's drug use. i think a lot of people would agree with that. however, do you believe that a great number? significant number of welfare recipients in your state are drug users? >> you know, t.j., i don't know but i know it is not right for taxpayer money to be paying for somebody's drug a

la florida ostenta el dudoso honor de ser la capital de este tipo de negocio. ,tan sÓlo el aÑo pasados veces los vecinos estÁn ajenos a lo que ocurre. >> estoy sorprendido porque la persona que estaba ahÍ se veía decente. >> para lograr que estos laboratorios funcionenlos delincuentes alteran la electricidad, y muchas veces ocurre fuertes explosiones que estarÁs casas contiguas. >> los inocentes estÁn pagando por culpa de los delincuentes. >> por eso la policÍa pide a la comunidad que si de algo sospechoso Ápice de inmediato las autoridades. >> sirve las ventanas tapadas, primer que hay gente que no vive ahÍ, hay mucha gente que llega y se va, que no hay niÑos personas y familias. >> nos despedimos con la manera en que cientos de mexicanos celebraron al grito de gola el triunfo de su selecciÓn en la copa oro. donde mÁs? en el Ángel de la independencia. la fiesta continuÓ hasta altas horas de anoche. cuatro goles a dos en california, pero. hubo eco en todo mÉxico. 300 policÍas resguardan la felicidad y el presidente calderÓn felicitóa todo el paÍs. hasta aquÍ las noticias del dÍa. mÁs

llamado antiin minmigrantan >> frente a su familia y con la cámara alta llena el senador por de la florida las oportunidades que estoy teniendo yo ahora >> rubio dijo que estados unidos tiene que seguir siendo un líder mundial y retó a los políticos o no pensar únicamente en las próximass elecciones si no en el legado de esta nación que incluye haberle abierto las puertas los que vienen de afuera. >> haber sido creado. >> por la inmigración legal resalta el senador quién defendió en exclusiva con telemundo su rechazo por ahora a la "reforma migratoria." >> que es triste que algunos han caído en la percepción que el público hispano está a favor de la violación de la ley y cuando la enorme mayoría de los e hispanos emigraron legalmente. >> pero la postura del senador cubano-americano que hace indigna a muchos hispanos es que no apoya la llamada acta del sueño, o sea, el drream act. >> ¿usted está en contra? mira las acusaciones políticas siempre existen, la causa de muchos de estos jóvenes es manipulada por personas que buscan ventaja. >> rubio insiste en que los sueños de estos jóvenes y ot

from i-90 fromoston to florida and flooding from albany, new york, to the canadiaiaborder. on i-10 along the gulf coast and from missouri to colorado. >> if you're flying, delays are possible from boston to charlotte plus memphis and kansas city. >>> well, we turn back to one of our top story, the arrest of notorious mobster whitey bulger. >> yes, despite a worldwide manhunt he managed to elude capture for years living quietly inside california. >> investigators they say f fnd guns and hollowed out history books and cash stuffed in the walls. david wrath has more background. >> reporter: in boston whitey bulger is the stuff of legend. the archetype po irish mobster, even won the massachusetts lottery a few years before his indictment. >> everybody knew knew he ran the rackets but there was a myth in south boston. it was that whitey bulger never hurt anyone that didn't deserve it and the other myth was that he kept the drugs out of southie and they were just that, a myth. >> reporter: a myth worthy of a movie. >> makes me curious to see you in this neighborhood. >> reporter:

o sea, hay unas realidades polÍticas, hay 850 mil puertorriqueÑos en florida.on la otra, pero no puedes deshacer la realidad de que lo oficial va de la mano con lo polÍtico en este caso. >>son tiempos difÍciles para la economÍa mundial, para la economÍa de los estados unidos y sin duda para la economÍa de puerto rico, que desde el 2006 se ha intensificado este proceso, por un perÍodo dificil de estancamiento, digamos. ¿quÉ estÁ haciendo o quÉ puede hacer mejor la administraciÓn de luis fortuÑo? >>si miras a los 50 estados y puerto rico, Éramos el peor, el Último en tÉrminos de nuestra situaciÓn fiscal. hoy somos el nÚmero 20, hay 31 estados peor que nosotros. hemos enderezado las financias a tal extremo que las casas acreditadoras lo han reconocido y nos han aumentado el crÉdito. eso nos ha permitido entrar ya a obra pÚblica, que antes no se podÍa hacer. estamos ahora mismo modernizando cien escuelas en todo puerto rico, una inversiÓn de 750 millones de dÓlares. hemos comenzado a arreglar carreteras este verano, sobre 300 millones de dÓlares en inversiones, y e