- thank you. - "florida stanley" smiles. "florida stanley" is happy to go to work. "florida stanley" is who you want on your florida team. - it's still, well-- [knock at door] - hey, guys, any spots left? - erin, you want to go to tallahassee? - i do. i really do. i think it would be a nice way to clear my head. - you know, i don't think it's a good idea for you to clear your head anymore than it has been already. i think you need a workplace where the burdens of everyday life keep you tethered to reality. - either or. but if you can find someone to fill in, i would love to go. - well, it wouldn't be hard to find someone to fill in. - really? oh, great, good. now, is it too dark to say that cece's having an operation? - i think you need to go to florida. - i think you're right. - it's only for three weeks. you know, with my mom and sister at the house it'll be-- - a total nightmare. - i was going to say, "good, because i'll have all the help i need." - yeah, that's what i'm saying. they're incredibly helpful. you're lucky to have them. i mean, with them there, you p

i am miss florida and you are not.e one. >> mary's feeling pretty good about the progress. >> awesome. my only complaint, and it's not a complaint, because i know you absolute absolutely -- but i want you smiling from here. >> oh, yeah. >> even when you're practicing. >> okay. >> have it come from here. because the deer in the headlights is kind of like -- i want it coming from in here so there's never any question that that smile is in there. great. love it. >> i don't think it's truly set in, that it's only a month and a week away, but i'm ready. i'm very ready for it. >> but she has no idea that even camp mary won't be able to prepare her for the unexpected twist she'll face at pageant time. it is exactly one month before the pageant. she has a chance to size up her competition at an orientation in orlando. >> fun fact about me, i can change a nascar race car tire in 6.2 seconds. >> i can talk like a >> i have really double jointed fingers. >> a group trip to disney world offers a moment of fun before things get int

just 100 miles south of the florida keys. for diana, it's a place both complex and captivating. >> this is a magical place. it's not just anywhere. it's cuba to florida. >> truth is others have attempted this swim before, even succeeded, but no one has done it the way diana now hopes to. just imagine this, 60 hours in that ocean with no rest, no shark cage, no flippers. diana wants to set the record for the longest unaided ocean swim in history. and she wants to set that record at age 60. the plan is audacious and maybe impossible. >> the swim itself that she's setting out to do is a super difficult swim. >> well, this is florida. >> david marchand makes his living navigating caribbean water. >> key west is right here. it's 103 miles and havana is right there. if it was in a swimming pool 103 miles it's a long way, but across the straits of florida, it's super difficult. >> to make it, she'll have to build her body into a machine, so she's swimming every day for six, eight, ten hours at a time, hoping to conquer the one dream

just 100 miles south of the florida keys. for diana, it's a place both complex and captivating. >> this is a magical place. you know, i grew up in southern florida. i had many cuban friends. it's not just anywhere, it's cuba to florida. >> truth is, others have attempted this swim before, even succeeded. but no one has done it the way diana how hopes to. just imagine this, 60 hours in that ocean with no rest, no shark cage, no flippers. diana wants to set the record for the longest unaided ocean swim in history. and she wants to set that record at age 60. the plan is audacious and maybe impossible. >> the swim itself, that she's setting out to do, is a super difficult swim. well, this is florida. >> reporter: david merchants makes his living navigating caribbean water. >> key west is right here. it's 103 miles and havana is right there. if it was in a swimming pool, 103 miles is a long way. but across the straits of florida, it's super difficult. >> to make it, she'll have to build her body into a machine, so she's swimming e

just 100 miles south of the florida keys.or diana, it's a place both complex and captivating. >> this is a magical place. it's not just anywhere. it's cuba to florida. >> truth is others have attempted this swim before, even succeeded, but no one has done it the way diana now hopes to. just imagine this, 60 hours in that ocean with no rest, no shark cage, no flippers. diana wants to set the record for the longest unaided ocean swim in history. and she wants to set that record at age 60. the plan is audacious and maybe impossible. >> the swim itself that she's setting out to do is a super difficult swim. >> well, this is florida. >> david marchand makes his living navigating caribbean water. >> key west is right here. it's 103 miles and havana is right there. if it was in a swimming pool 103 miles it's a long way, but across the straits of florida, it's super difficult. >> to make it, she'll have to build her body into a machine, so she's swimming every day for six, eight, ten hours at a time, hoping to conquer the one dream t

an historic florida roadside attraction. located 30 miles north of tampa, the park sits on crystal-clear springs, and under the springs, mermaids give quite the show. we were probably the quintessential roadside attraction, a gentleman by the name of newton perry had this idea of taking synchronized swimming underwater. and that's how the whole concept of the week wachee mermaids began. it began in 1947, and by the 60s, when visitors flocked to florida for beaches and sunshine, weeki wachee mermaids performed for nearly a million visitors every year. but soon after , attendance took a deep dive. in the early 70s, mickey mouse became more popular than mermaids and tourists stayed put in orlando. weeki wachee shuffled owners and eventually fell into disrepair. early in the last decade attendance averaged only 160,000 per year. but today, mermaids have something to smile about. more and more visitors are discovering weeki wachee every year, and for that, the park has the state of florida to thank. in 2007 when investors didn't

no es uno de ellos, pero la florida es con la mayor cantidad de estudiantes en esta condición legal.vería con una reforma migratoria, desde orlando, florida, danay rivero ,univisión. >>> el presidente de méxico enrique peña nieto entrega su primer balance de la nación alejandro roldán desde ciudad de méxico, tiene las imágenes de las marchas que por momentos son violentas >>> entre marchas y un fuerte dispositivo de seguridad, el secretario de gobernación entregó el primer informe de labores del presidente de méxico enrique peña nieto, a diferencia de otros gobiernos priistas, enrique peña nieto dijo que su mensaje será en los pinos y no desde el congreso. >>> por instrucciones del ciudadano presidente de los estados unidos mexicanos, hago entrega de su primer informe del estado que guarda la situación política nacional. >>> también hablar de las reformas de los últimos 9 meses. >>> que el presidente de méxico enrique peña nieto tiene que hacer en su informe de mañana, es explicarle al país, 1 cómo se aterriza esto, en los detalles. >>> más de mil maestros de la jornada de trabajador

. >>> 100 miles of open ocean stretched between cuba and florida. >> keep it up, diana! >> water surging with currents, teeming with sharks and deadly jelly fish. a route so difficult, no swimmer has ever crossed unaided. >> i'm barely alive right now, i'm just barely alive. >> the swim starts here. she's going to jump in. now inside an extraordinary journey. diane nyad, endurance swimmer and record holding. >> it seemed almost like a dream to me but now it's real. >> from the first strokes to the dramatic finish. five attempts, four failures, one extreme dream. >>> for diane nyad, it all started four years ago with a birthday, a big birthday. diana was about to turn 60 years old. >> i was driving in my car telling myself you better get with these life lessons, you can't go back, you better just seize the day, go forward. 60 isn't old. was looking at the cars in the rear view mirror and i caught a sight of my eyes for a second and thought but wait a second, maybe i could go back. maybe that would be the event that would make me feel strong and powerful again, would defin

in florida, the sunshine state is suffering a sand shortage.d not only wash way its coastline, but erode tourism too t. andy gallagher has more from miami. >> reporter: they attract millions of visitors each year. generate billions of dollars in revenue, the beaches are south florida are facing a crisis. sand washed away i by storms and erosion is normally replenished using sands dredges offshore but that's an increasingly press us modally in miami they are about to run out of sand altogether. >> all the tourism places are for ocean and sand. so if we don't have sand, we don't have anything. >> it's not a good thing. this is very enjoyable, we come down here all the time. >> i am sorry, but i am grateful for what is here. it's great. it's nice. and it seems like there is still plenty. >> reporter: it might look that way, but brian flynn who has been working on beach respiration for 30 years says the situation is now critical. >> we don't at this point have a clear-cut solution to it. and, you know, so far we are in the middle of hurricane seaso

swimmer diana nyad inches closer to the tip of florida. she's breaking records in the water as she avoids the pitfalls and sharks and jellyfish that derailed her before. hello. i'm john berman in for ashleigh banfield. it is monday, september 2, labor day. the clock is ticking on syria. what, if anything, will the united states do to punish the assad re jet stream for allegedly using chemical weapons on its people? hackers loyal to president assad apparently took over the u.s. marines website and urged the core not to attack. the afternoon at 2:00 p.m. the president makes his case to a couple of influential leaders in congress. john mccain and lindsey graham are both ardent supporters of military action in syria but not necessarily what the president is proposing. the official report from the united nations weapons inspectors taking shape. president obama says u.s. intelligence leaves no doubt that the regime gassed civilians. all this while u.s. naval vessels move into the red sea and the arab league is asking the united nations and the i

florida. an throe po they have started unearthing the remains of dozens of children buried on the grounds of a former reform school. this is cnn newsroom. the debate over what to do about syria is revving up. now russia says it's going to send its own delegation to congress to make exactly the opposite argument. the russians insist there's no proof that the assad regime used chemical weapons against its own people. defense secretary chuck hagel, secretary of state john kerry is prepared to testify tomorrow. they will explain the president's strategy. i want to bring in athena jones. republican senators have said that the president's plan for limited action in syria would send the wrong signal. they want more action. they want a stronger more robust military response. what do we expect to come out of this meeting? how important is this for the president? >> reporter: it's certainly important. the white house is hoping they can convince mccain and senator graham to go along and convince their co

unfortunately, in florida the legislature recently passed legislation stripping florida's insurance commissioner of the authority to review health insurance rate hikes. , myressman joe garcia colleagues, has called this move "a cynical attempt to undermine protections for florida's consumers in order to sabotage the implementation of the affordable care act." senator sobel, do you agree? >> yes, i do agree with the handcuffing of our insurance commissioner. at this particular time, he can of all, previously he could have negotiated the rates. right now, he can't say anything or do anything for the next two years. >> what is the point of doing this giveaway to health insurance companies? underlyingthe premise here is that the rates will be so high that people will not sign up. you lose the affordable in the affordable care act. that is wrong. the insurance commissioner has indicated that there are tax credits to be had so the rates -- the 30%-40% rates that he is talking about of increase will be mitigated with the tax credits you will get for signing up. the headlines are 30%-40%. >> and it is m

but florida is right up there.t became legal for states to kill their prisoners back in 1976, florida has killed more of its prisoners than all but three other states. even states in general are really slowing down on the pace at which they kill people. the governor does not bear the responsibility alone, of course. he was also elected alongside and sworn alongside a new republican attorney general in the state of florida, too. her name is pam bundy. and before she was elected florida's new republican attorney general, she was a tv lawyer, somebody who would talk on cable news about things like "the runaway bride," or the new prescription drug scandal. and then florida elected her to be attorney general. so when the state of florida kills its prisoners now, the governor gives the ultimate thumbs up or thumbs down to the execution chamber. but pam bundy gives her signoff, as well. and even though pam bundy and rick scott have overseen the deaths of eight a people since they have been in office, they have championed

florida state senator, dwight bullard, thank you so much for your time tonight.ciate pit it. >> thank you. >> that is "all in" for this evening. rachel maddow is next. >> i have to apologize, we are sharing a studio, and we just had a really loud technical -- >> i thought you were beating someone up. it seemed so out of character. >> there's another side to me i don't usually like to show on tv. i'm sorry about that. i'm sure it was very distracting. i didn't mean it. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. i'm sorry for you too. anyway. so ronald reagan had tip o'neil. when ronald reagan had confrontation with the congress and the other party about maybe shutting down the government, it was ronald reagan versus tip o'neil. when bill clinton had his confrontations with the congress and with the other party about maybe shutting down the government and, in fact, shutting down the government, he had his adversary as well, and that, of course, was newt gingrich. so it was ronald reagan versus tip o'neil, it was bill clinton versus newt gingrich, and now it is

we are talking heavy rain across parts of florida.oday is going to be similar to what you have been seeing out here. we are already seeing showers and storms early this morning across parts of the florida panhandle. they will continue to move through parts of florida. we see 6 inches of rain and today several inches of rain are possible. we have flood warnings in effect and flood watches for tampa and even down into the city of fort meyers. another wet forecast for you today. eventually as we head into thursday, friday even into the weekend we are looking at drier conditions. improvement is on the way for you across florida. otherwise another beautiful day in the northeast. fall like temperatures widespread in the 70s. great lakes also nice. high temperature at 70 in chicago, 72 in cleveland but as we head further west, parts of the northern rockies you have a new storm system that has arrived and today into tomorrow you are lacking at very cold temperatures well below average and also some snowfall that still has started early this m

-- florida. i'm not familiar with that place. you are a docent at the central florida zoo, which means you do what, exactly? so, docents are volunteer teachers. oh, do you get paid? no. that's why we got the volunteer. but we go to class, and we take tests. and then, when they deem us ready, we go out to the park with animals, and we talk about the animals, and sometimes we go out and do programs for kids. good for you. so you work with children a lot? yep. they're fascinated by the animals, aren't they? yep. all right. jared hall is our champion. he has won six games. and we know he's bright. but one of the difficulties of being a player on "jeopardy!" is knowing how much to wager when you hit a daily double or in final jeopardy! you got some tutorials from your girlfriend. yes, that's right. my girlfriend, alethea, after my first two episodes, thought that my wagering strategy left something to be desired, so over the summer, we sort of drilled some of the wagering strategies, watched some of the games, and i think i've improve

homeowners in florida are bracing for a new law that takes effect tomorrow. they will suddenly be required to pay thousands of dollars for flood insurance -- jackie keenan takes us to one of the areas that will be hardest hit. when joyce and colin elston moved to florida this year, they had dreams of living out their retirement watching sunsets from their porch. but now a storm is blowing through their 2300 square foot, home. the couple's flood insurance premium is about to drown out their retirement fund. the cost will spike from $1,200 per year to $16,000. we've worked hard, we've saved our money, we put a big chunk of money in this house - a small increase fine, but this kind of increase is crazy. program went into the red after a string of storms in 2005, including hurricane katrina. the bill ends florida's subsidies to flood-prone homes, a lifesaver that's been in place for decades. in florida, you have to carry flood insurance if you have a mortgage and live in a flood zone. here - pinellas county will be the hardest hit area in the country- with 33,000

de las was del estrecho de la florida.. que ha tenido esta seÑora. >>> a los 64 aÑos se convirtiÓ en la primera persona en nadar desde cuba a estados unidos sin protecciÓn de una jaula contra tiburones >>> gracias amigos cubanos. >>> la hazaÑa de dayana comenzÓ el sÁbado, cerca de la habana cuba cuando lentamente se fue acercando a las costas de la florida, nadando casi sin descansar unas 110 millas. solo una mÁscara de silicona la protegÍa de las medusas, que le hicieron fracasar otro intento el aÑo pasado. >>> hoy el presidente barack obama por twitter, le enviÓ sus felicitaciones >>> pero la quinta resultÓ ser la vencida para esta veterana nave dora que tratÓ por primera vez de nadar de cuba a estados unidos hace mÁs de 3.000 dÉcadas. >>> hoy la veterana nave dora de larga distancia, alcanzÓ finalmente su sueÑo. >>> para muchos como jennifer su hazaÑa es una lecciÓn para nunca, dice, darse por vencido. en miami, florida, angie sandoval telemundo. >>> >>> vaya ejemplo de vida y todos tengamos una motivaciÓn tan hermosa c

the state attorney general of florida. she's been an ardent supporter of florida's timely justice act, a new law that allows the state to execute people more quickly, except when in conflict with a fund-raiser. governor rick scott had scheduled the execution of marshall lee fwogore for septem 10th, but agreed to postpone id when asked by bondy's office. >> governor scott has supported a law this year that could speed up capital murder cases, indicated he delayed this execution without knowing the reason why. >> when another cabinet member asks for something, we try to work with them. >> she said she made a mistake. as a prosecutor, there was nothing more important than seeing justice done, especially when it came to murder. i personally put two people on death row and have participated in eight executions since i took office. and yet because we're talking about florida here, the rescheduling of the execution wasn't the craziest thing to happen this week. to me, this headline from "the miami herald" wins the day. state tell

lottery winner ends up dead. >> well, florida, it really is a magnet. it's a magnet for predators. it's a magnet for scammers. it's a magnet for sleez. it also makes for stories that are beyond what you would even think of writing in a novel. >> reporter: like this story. abraham shakespeare, an illiterate worker in a lakeland florida barber shop has won the lottery. and then vanished. his boss, greg smith, has been pulled over by the cops after he made a fake phone call to shakespeare's mother pretending to be abraham. but right away, they realize, he's no criminal. were you ever suspicious of greg? >> well that first day obviously, but it became clear in that first interview that he was a victim of dee dee moore's manipulation. >> reporter: dee dee moore was the supposed financial planner abe hired to manage his money. detectives suspected her and decided instead of putting greg smith behind bars, they'll put him to work in a convoluted cat and mouse game to trap dee dee. >> he actually turned the tables on her and he actually scammed her. and that's

. >> that was congresswoman corrine brown confronting florida state attorney angela corey after melissa alexander was sentenced to 20 years in prison for defending herself against her abusive husband. there is good news to report tonight. that's ahead. stick around. [ thunder crashe] [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >>> we always love hearing from you on facebook and twitter. and tonight's question has to do with private conversations. if for 30 seconds you could magically get into the house republican leaders' office to give -- for them to give you their undivided attention, what would you say? tweet your answers @allinwithchris or post at facebook.com/allinwithchris, we'll share at the end of the show. and while you're there, follow us on twitter and like us on facebook. we'll be right back. >>> just five days away from the dramatic rollout of obam

rick scott in florida blamed florida's economic down turn on charlie crist.redit for florida's economic recovery, and economists and experts disagree with that assessment. mitch -- will this still work? he's going to keep going down this road, mitch. what about it? >> well, you're exactly right, ed. in fact, florida economists have said that, you know, an improvement in a state like florida, most states, will obviously be based on national trend so we can thank president obama. but specifically florida economists have talked about there is absolutely no data to back up what governor scott is saying. and specifically, if it was true, as you just mentioned, that what should have happened is that floridans should be doing better, above the national average, instead, unfortunately, for floridaions , doing worse. the growth data is not the same as the national level. still below the national average. this is the same guy, rick scott, of course, who had an opportunity to create jobs the first time he had a direct role in creating jobs, in which he was presented wit

. >> that was congresswoman corrine brown confronting florida state attorney angela corey after marissa alexander was sentenced to 20 years in prison for defending herself against her abusive husband. there is good news to report tonight. that's ahead. stick around. um... where's mrs. davis? she took an early spring break thanks to her double miles from the capital one venture card. now what was mrs. davis teaching? spelling. that's not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that's a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don't you need distance, rate and... no, all it takes is double miles. [ all ] whoa. yeah. [ male announcer ] get away fast with unlimited double miles from the capital one venture card. you're the world's best teacher. this is so unexpected. what's in your wallet? >>> we always love hearing from you on facebook and twitter. and tonight's question has to do with private conversations. if for 30 seconds you could magically get into the house republican leaders' office to give -- for them to give you their undivid

. >> that was congresswoman corrine brown confronting florida state attorney angela corey after melissa alexander was sentenced to 20 years in prison for defending herself against her abusive husband. there is good news to report tonight. that's ahead. stick around. run, go, go! did he just fumble? "i" formation! "i" formation! we have got to get the three-technique block! i'm not angry. i'm not yellin'. nobody's tackling anybody! we got absolutely... i don't think this was such a good idea. i'm on it. if we can't secure the quarterback center exchange... you're doing a great job, coach. well they're coming along better than i anticipated. very pleased. who told you to take a break? [ male announcer ] want to win your own football fantasy? just tell us. then use your visa card for a chance to win it. >>> we always love hearing from you on facebook and twitter. and tonight's question has to do with private conversations. if for 30 seconds you could magically get into the house republican leaders' office to give -- for them to give you their undivided attention, what would you say? tweet

florida georgia line in concert with nelly.hashtag fglnellytoday. >> we have another big concert out here on tuesday from one of the most popular names in country music, keith urban will be here. >> but first, eye opening new research. today's kids are expected to live five years less than their parents. obesity and inactivity. >> and bob harper is with us now along with 9-year-old chris and dominic who have also been playing tennis this morning with us. guys, good morning everyone. >> good morning. >> bob, this is startling new information that we just heard. you hear and what is contributing? obesity at an epidemic but what more factors into this? >> our kids are leading such a sedentary lifestyle right now. they're in front of a computer device every day. i'm trying to get kids to be more active. this say great way to do it. >> how do you reverse the trend? everything is going to iphone or ipads. how do you fight that technology? >> it starts as parents. parents have to get involved with the kids, create an activity program.

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piece florida. >> that's nbc nightly news for this saturday. i'm harry smith reporting from new york. have a good evening. >>> right now at 6:00. smoke could be seen for miles. crews raced to stop the spread of a fast moving brush fire on the peninsula. good evening everyone i'm terry mcsweeney. crews are still at the scene of a brush fire that prompted the evacuation of some homes on this very hot afternoon. i was unnerving for people in live in the area. the fire broke out near the intersection of chestnut avenue and hill side avenue. monte francis is live in the neighborhood. monte, what is the latest? >> reporter: well, terry, good evening. the good news is that fire crews have the upper hand on this fire. most of the people evacuated are being allowed back into their homes. there's still some smoke lingering in the neighbors. but the danger for people who live here has passed. take a look at what it was like just a couple of hours ago. this was cell phone video taken by a man who lives here. south san francisco police went door to door in

diana nyad tries to beat the demons of the sea, and finally swim the florida strait. and tourism flames out as a massive wildfire in yosemite rages when the cbs evening news continues. liberated. released. decongested. open for business. [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer ] powerful sinus relief from the #1 pharmacist recommended brand. sudafed. open up. from the #1 pharmacist recommended brand. fby eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. >> axelrod: the so-called rim fire on the edge of california's yosemite national park is now two weeks old and still burning strong. flames have spread across more than 330 square miles, making it the fifth largest wildfire in state history. and as manual bojorquez tells us, it's also choking off valuable tourist dollars. >> reporter: the views at yosemite have been pristine, despite the wildfire just a few miles away. that all changed this morning with

so naturally, florida's governor, rick scott, is against it.nth, governor scott directed the florida department of health to ban these navigators from county health facilities, a place where you would find people who are most in need of information about the program. governor scott claims his concern is about the privacy of florida floridans, saying in a letter to house speaker john boehner and harry reid, floridans should not have to exchange their privacy for insurance. some are fighting back, defying the ban on navigators and health facilities. and i'm delighted to say we are joined by the mayor of one of those counties, kristen jacobs of broward county, florida. good afternoon, ma'am. >> good afternoon. a pleasure to be with you. >> pleasure to have you. broward is not alone in defying the governor's directive. what is the legal basis you have cited for opposing the governor's ban? >> well, basically, it turns out that the state of florida doesn't own buildings all across the state. there are 67 counties, and they have health care facilitie

the florida a and m university marching band gets back to the field. they had been suspended after the hazing death of its drum major, robert champion. >>> many of the 164 men being heads at the gauptt gaupt gaubt are from yemen correspondent itwaby traveled to yemen and met one of the families of those me are from yemen correspondent itwaby traveled to yemen and met one of the families of those men in yemen, the news obama had lifted the more to moratorium h raised hopes high. mithal told his family when he returned from gauuantanamo afte more than a decade, he wanted to get married. his brothers went so far to plan the role hihl would take the role on to help him reintegrate into society. then they learned hile was on the list of 46 indefinite detain easy, 46 from yemen. they want to know why, if at a time u.s. is convinced hile is a dangerous enemy combat ant and an al-qaeda operative, he won't be tried. >> >> that was correspondent rob connive conniveau. >>> take a look at this, dramatic footage of a driver in taiwan coming this close to being crus

a florida court has ordered a new trial for a woman sentenced to two decades in prison. she's convicted of firing a gun to scare off her allegedly abusive husband. ed payne tells us why they've made the ruling. a three-judge- appellate panel chose to reverse marissa alexander's conviction because they say the jury, that took just 12 minutes to convict her, was given improper instructions on self-defense. they say the jury was told that in order for alexander to claim self- defense she had to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that her husband was about to seriously harm her. but the burden, they say, was on the prosecution to prove she was guilty of aggravated assault. this case goes back to august 1-st 20-10 when alexander picked up a handgun and fired a warning shot into a wall after she says her husband rico gray strangled and threatened to kill her. she claimed self-defense. "had i not discharged my weapon at that point, i would not be here." before her last trial, marissa alexander tried to use florida's "stand your ground law" to argue she was immune from prosecution.

some thunderstorm activity along the gulf coast from florida into south texas. >> temperatures above normal in the eastern u.s. temperatures in the 80s in the rockie rockies. higher elevations will see inches of snow. the cascades will see feet of snow. >>> still ahead, your money. a closer look at what the shutdown threat is doing to the stock market. and what happened to your 401(k) the last time this happens. >>> and abandon ship? the people on board are describing their escape. >>> plus, back on trial. amanda no talks about her life after leaving italy after as the >>> and welcome back. the looming government shutdown is rattling markets around the world. major markets in asia and europe are down this morning. here in the u.s., stock futures are plummeted. dow could open more than 100 points lower than friday's close. >>> what does a shutdown mean for your money? here's how wall street reacted in 1995 and 1996. the markets dropped.7%. for a typical 401(k), that's more than $7,000. >>> 19,000 pounds of chicken and ham salads are being recalled. the shall lads were shipped to store

mighty work force ♪ ♪ we are the santa rosa work squad ♪ >> every morning inmates at santa rosa's florida, inmates march outside the institution. they are part of the rls. >> it's kind of like the old chain gang but not to that level. it's actually their job assignment. >> today the squad will be working on the farm, a seven-acre plot of land adjacent to the prison. >> all the food we grow goes directly to feed the inmates. most of them do like to be out hoar working. some of them don't. it's more like a punishment to them. but most of them do like to be out here doing something. >> you never get used to the shackles, but it's something you learn to deal with. if you want to come out here and work, get the fresh air, it's something you have to do. >> i put myself in this predicament. >> the inmates use tools that could be used as a deadly weapon and lead to escape. >> the officers have 12 gauge shotguns and they have a buck shot. if they do breach that distance, they'll be told to stop. if they keep on going, we can use deadly force. >> all the inmates in the restricted labor squad have b

. >>> en su quinto intento, una mujer de 64 años logró nadar 110 millas entre cuba y la florida, es la vez que se hace sin jaula de protección contra tiburones. >>> en el día del trabajo, el 30% de la fuerza laboral del país es inmigrante, vamos con la información ♪. >>> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas >>> hola, ¿qué tal?, muy buenas tardes bienvenidos al noticiero univisión , les habla félix de bedout, en medio de la tensión informativa por la situación en siria, queremos comenzar con una hazaña inspiradora, que envía el mensaje de nunca darse por vencida, una mujer de 64 años logró el reto de nadar desde cuba a la florida por primera vez sin la protección de jaula para tiburones, diana nyad logró su sueño y galo arellano nos cuenta. >>> el mundo nunca ha visto algo semejante, brazada tras brazada la atleta diana nyad abrazó a su pareja y mientras que cientos aplaudían su espectacular hazaña. >>> con 64 años a cuestas, nyad es la primera deportista en nadar desde la habana, cuba, hasta los cayos de la florida, sin jaula de protección. >>t>tengo 3 m

he wanted to live as far away from florida as possible. in the last week a team in florida has found the remains of two children. there could be as many as 50 secret graves nearby dozer school for boys. >> don't be surprised when they exhume all of these bodies they find bullet homes in some of them -- holes in some of them. >> police say he was lucky to get out of the school. he was only there from 1961 to 1962. researchers from the university of south florida plan to continue looking for remains as early as next month. >>> starting today microsoft making its x-box musing streaming service for free on the internet. the move is intended to bring new customers to its services. it can also help it compete with other music offerings. x-box music has 30 million tracks for streaming free with ads. >>> weekend box office numbers are in. vein does l topped the charts. his new movie red kick brought in $18 million. >>> jason spent some of his off duty time hunting a guy gators -- alligators. gators 13 feet long. 737 pounds. he said it took hours t

i said, florida judge.--'s talk a little bit about there have been some really tremendous -- i want to thank my fellow floridian resident for all of her help. look it. this is difficult stuff. there are no two ways about it. very few veteran trial lawyers that end up in the court as a judge that take experiences bench everythe single day. i did 11 murder trials in two states. this is not easy. it takes a lot of ability to do this kind of work. i think he made a good point earlier when he talked about the political will. i can go back to when my law partner in boston was frustrated with some of the laws and ended up running for the massachusetts house of representatives and was on it for 14 years and became the chairman of the criminal justice committee, one of the minority states in the nation where 11 states have appointed judges and 39 are elected. he did good at that jbo. ob. he was tremendous as a legislator. our hands are tied as judges. do i like certain laws of the state of florida? yes and no. i hav

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from the state of florida. pursuant to committee rules all witnesses must be sworn in before they testify. and by ms. speier's demands as well. i'm just getting. we do ask you to rise and raise your right hand. [witnesses were sworn in] thank you. you may be seated. let the record reflect all the witnesses have answered in the affirmative. thank you for the. we will have some good discussion with this. please limit your testament to five minutes. you have the clock and for neither will start us as you begin. please note we need you to build to push a button to make a microphone life. we will need you to get as close as you can to make sure we can your every syllable that you say. so with that i would like to recognize our first person, lieutenant governor. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member's. minus jeff colyer. i'm honored to be the lieutenant governor of kansas. i'm also a practicing physician who, every day, this past week for example, as operator on people without insurance. we take care of them eve

that's why florida is putting another safeguard against the poor learning about obamacare. while health centres can accept brochures and other outreach material about insurance, the materials will only be distributed if someone asks for it. that makes sense. you can only ask for the material that will inform you about the program if you know about the program enough to ask for the material. then, then-- (applause) >> then you just have to fill out the mobius form. hopefully, folks, hopefully one of these plans will kilo bamacare, if not, i guess republicans can just vote to repeal it again and yes, i know they've already tried that 41 times, but you know what they say, if at first you don't succeed try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try, try again. and if that fails, try, try, try, try, try, try, try-- we'll be right back. tri, tri, tri, tri, tri, trii, $"á iikikpdwn 6[yjmñññ((jq0dhdl úl4hd2éúl (cheers and applause) >> stephen: wel

under florida law, it is not up to the victim. marcia clark is right. it is not up to the victim contrary to the what police of -- chief of police said there in florida. it's not up to the victim whether or not to press charges. it's up to the state attorney. so the state attorney's office is going to have to review this to see is there nothing here, nothing criminal. or is there a misdemeanor battery against his father-in-law or is there an aggravated assault with a firearm which is a felony. but it's up to the state attorney whether or not laws were broken here and whether or not to file charges. of course the victim and what they have to say is important in the case, but they are not the sole determining factor as to whether or not charges are pressed here. so there well may be something happening in the future in this case. >> well, john, whether the victim presses charges or not according to ken they don't have to, but if you listen to the 911 tape, she says he punched my father. he keeps going to or touching the gun. i don't know whether he's goin