miller of florida. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 628, the motion shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking member of the committee on veterans' affairs. the gentleman from florida, mr. miller, and the gentleman from maine, mr. michaud, will each control 30 minutes. the house will be in order. the chair would ask members to take conversations off the . oor on the majority side he house will be in order. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. miller. mr. miller: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for as much time as he may consume. the gentleman will suspend. the house will be in order. the chair asks members to take their conversations off the floor on both the majority side and the minority side. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. miller: mr. speaker, this motion is to help us go to conference and to quickly work out the dif

this happened in florida. from the left of your screen, did you see that? you can see a motorcyclist suddenly launched from his bike. we spot shotted it for you. >> oh my goodness. >> he does a cartwheel and a roll and gets up with barely a scratch. he claims he purposely threw himself from the bike as a way to survive. >> i literally went like front brake, back brake, hit at the exact same time and jumped, literally. i got to bail. i'm not going through the car. i have to go over it. >> when you got to bail, you got to bail. his injuries just a little road rash on his arm and back. and as you can see, he has already purchased another motorcycle. wow. >> and a gymnast. >> a future olympian maybe. >> i think so. >> thanks for joining us. >> have a good night. >> steve: from universal orlando resort in the heart of sunny florida, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- george lopez pitbull and featuring the legendary roots crew. and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's so nice.

>> uh-huh. >> and she stayed in southern florida?> she stayed with rob. >> she drove on that monday morning from southern florida? >> she would leave there around 6:00 to get to work. she drove directly to work. she did not go to her condo. >> she came into work and worked all day monday. at the end of the day i was leaving the office and stopped by to talk to her. we had a brief conversation, and then i left the building. and that as far as we know is the last time somebody saw her. >> she drives home and calls you on the way home? >> i spoke with her at 6:15. she called to say okay i'm back and got done with work. and logan, who lived with us at the time, her brother, wanted to speak with her. >> talked about how my weekend was, how her trip was. travis left a phone at her condo. i asked her to please mail that for me. >> i had talked to her on monday. she was kind of in a little bit of a funky mood just because it was the end of a vacation. and i think the distance was becoming more apparent to her in her relationship. >> i talked

welcome to "the tonight show" from orlando, florida, everybody! cheers and applause ] i'm losing my voice. you guys are awesome. thank you very much. what an exciting week. this is our last show here at universal orlando resort. i just have to say that everyone here has been so nice to us. so accommodating, enthusiastic and friendly. so, as a new yorker, i just want to take a moment to say what's the catch? [ laughter ] are you trying to tell me something? is this a pyramid scheme or -- "i'm not trying to sell you anything, i'm trying to give you an opportunity." [ laughter ] "you ever think about time share?" [ laughter ] "just sign your on the thing, then we'll give you that free doughnut we talked about." [ laughter ] i gotta say, one of the craziest things about universal is they let you drink in the park. [ cheers and applause ] they know how to do it. although, you've got to be careful. there was one point when i asked for help getting off the roller coaster and they said, "sir, you're just sitting on a a bench." [ laughter ] i want to go on

byron of florida to be united states district judge for the middle district of florida, signed by 17 senators. mr. reid: i ask consent the mandatory quorum be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. reid: you move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 780. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the

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grayson of florida. at the end of the bill, before the short title, insert the following, section, none of the funds made available by this act may be used to enter into a contract with any author or any doctor offerer or any of its principles if the offerer certifies pursuant to federal regulation that the offerer or any of its principals have been convicted of or had a civil judgment rendered against it for commission of fraud or a criminal offense in connection with obtaining -- >> mr. chairman. i ask that the balance -- i ask unanimous consent that the balance of the reading be waived. the chair: the reading is dispensed. with the gentleman from florida is recognized for five minutes and a member opposed will control five minutes. the gentleman is recognized. mr. grayson: this is identical by ther amendments approved voice vote in any appropriations bill in this congress. t would limit the parties that could be contracted with because of problems. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gent

nugent of florida. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 628, the gentleman from florida and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. nugent: thank you, madam chair. the amendment treats the national forward dual status military technicians as uniformed personnel in the event of furlough. dual-status technicians are people.d, they are trained to perform a particular job in the armed forces, and drill like other guards men. however these duel service technicians are the one -- dual service technicians are the ones that keep the equipment operational. my son serves in the florida national guard. blackhawk pilot. these dual service technicians are there all week long to make sure the helicopters he flies are viable, are safe, and can do a mission. when they were furloughed last time, under this president, we lost the ability to respond to natural disasters within the state of florida. when we had hurricane season in the helicopter -- hurricane

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and in gainesville, florida, andy mccollough, the university's online bachelors degree online.y, you were going to commit the company to possibly spending millions of dollars on its workforce overtime and what's the end-product? what does starbucks get out of it? we know there's a possibility that individual workers are going to get degrees out of it, and what does starbucks get out of it? >> well, i think it's beneficial at multiple levels. at the macro level, as indicated by the ceo of starbucks, it's good and are the nation and the company, and beyond that, one of the things, if i were involved in the decision at starbucks that i would be reflecting on, as this benefit becomes public, and as these opportunities become available to my employees, it's highly unlikely that i will get additional interest from additional employees that otherwise might not even consider working with my particular firm, but now, given this motivation and possibility, i may get a whole new set of opportunities in terms of employees. >> rachel, does that sound right to you? you'll get a better applic

the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: mr. president, happily i want to inform the senate that the three judges from florida that we are about to vote on have the support of senator rubio and me and it is as a result of a bipartisan process. it's actually a nonpartisan process how we select our judges in florida. senator rubio and i appoint a judicial nominating commission in the three judicial districts in florida. they then, when there is a vacancy of a judge or a u.s. attorney or u.s. marshal receive the applications, do the interviews and make for one vacancy three recommendations. senator rubio and i then take those three recommendations and the two of us together interview the applicants and the arrangement we have with the white house -- and, of course, we know that the president could select whomever he wants -- but the white house has graciously agreed and this has been a long-standing practice with the federal judges selections from florida. the white house has agreed that they will pick from among the three that we

grayson of florida. at the end of the bill, before the short title, insert the following, section, none of the funds made available by this act may be used to consult, as the term is used, in reference to the department of defense, and the national security agency, in contra invention of an assurance provided in ection 20-c-1-a, 15, u.s.c., 278-g-3-c-1-a. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 62, the gentleman from florida and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida for five minutes. mr. grayson: mr. chairman, this is an amendment that is substantially similar to an amendment that passed by unanimous voice vote among democrats and republicans on the house science and technology committee a couple of weeks ago. my amendment, the grayson-holt-lofgren amendment, seeks to address a serious problem. recently it was revealed that the national security agency has been wrecklessly subverting american crypt graphic standards and deliberately so. crypt gra

petersburg, florida, in 1984, despite confessing to the crimes.ctim, a 17-year-old girl who was raped and stabbed 17 times. the girl survives the attack and testifies. detective paula zitzelberger also testifies, as is relieved to finally put an end to the crime spree that terrorized her city. >> he hurt a lot of people. you can't really be sure who is going to be capable of this kind of crime. and i think that's what makes it scary, that it could be the likable person next door. or the person you work with. yet they could be capable of this kind of crime, this kind of anger. violence. >> rhodes is convicted of first degree attempted murder, kidnapping and sexual battery. he then changes his plea and the other crimes to guilty and is sentenced to three consecutive life terms. in prison, rhodes still hides a dark secret, the murder he committed in colorado in 1982. but a year after he gives a clue to detective zitzelberger, the crime is finally solved. >> he did tell me about an incident when i was interviewing him that happened back in the early '

. >> inside the studio of one of florida's most unique photographers. we will we will be showing you how his work is helping save an entire eco system. . >> and strikes as building up momentum ahead of the world cup. >>> hello again. i am laura kyle. these are the top stories here on al jazeera. he script's former army chief el sisi has been sworn in as president. he promises to bring stability and due to address the nation later. at least 12 people have been killed in two attacks in central iraq. five people died in rocket fire at a busy market in ramadi city: human rights groups and opposition activists say syrian women being held in government-run prisons are being raped and tortured. fear and shame has kept many of the victims from speaking out. >> for the first time since the columbian civil war began, farc rebels are acknowledging their party responsible for creating millions of war victims. the group and the columbian group have agreed do involve victims in historic peace talks. all one week from the presidential run-off vote. >> reporter: an ann

the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. grayson: i join the gentleman in his desire to move on and i appreciate his fair consideration of the amendment on the merits. thank you very much, i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from florida. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair -- in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. wittman of virginia. at the end of the bill, before the short title, add the following. section 1002, none of the funds in this act may be used to propose, plan for, or carry out an additional closure round. the chair: the gentleman from virginia and a member opposed each will control five minute. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. mr. wittman: thank you, mr. chairman. thi

>>> up next, three women are >>> up next three women are in florida. the evidence suggests they took a boat ride and then disappeared. but there was little else to go on. >> there are hundreds if not thousands of miles to look over to find a piece of evidence. >> hairs, fibers, any fingerprints would have been washed away. >> the public billboard turn citizens into investigators. >> i thought it was an excellent idea, brilliant. >>> on a warm june morning in tampa, florida, authorities discovered the bodies of three women floating in tampa bay. >> they knew that there was foul play because the women were tied up and had bricks around them. >> the victims had their mouths taped shut. were naked from the waist down. and had been bound with yellow rope. >> it was horrible. it was terrible. it was beyond comprehension to think anyone could do what was done to those girls. >> the first question facing investigators was the identity of these three women. >> there was no i.d. so we weren't able to identify who these individuals were, where they came from and

the national hurricane center monitoring a system around 200 miles off the east coast of florida. which could soak much of the southeast, going into the fourth of july weekend. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> so, let's check your monday weather. that tropical disturbance means heavy rain in parts of florida, scattered thunderstorms from the panhandle to the northeast. today severe storms, crosses from denver down to texas and all the way to the great lakes. heavy rain in northern montana and wyoming. >> hot most everywhere today. triple digits in the southwest and east texas.

matt gutman, abc news, winterhaven, florida. >> all right, matt.. >>> when we come back, the sudden apology tonight. who is saying sorry to lebron james? after sweating it out last night? >>> and then that call that came into our newsroom today after we showed you this picture, that spy plane frozen in time. one of the survivors. ou'll hear from him next. survivors. you'll hear from him next. then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. a woman who loves to s

you can see the spin and line of of thunderstorms over south florida. this may be arthur here in the next couple of days. back shore temperatures feeling good. eighty-six at the airport. eighty-five in reading and allentown. seventy-seven in mount pocono. hello july what do we have as we start july tomorrow. we've press i have heat and humidity. heat and humidity copping from the southwest. we have strong thunderstorms, there they are tonight but this area have of showers and storms can press east as we go through next couple of days. watch for more activity weather shower or thunderstorm wise. tropical moisture from the disturbing coastal low which may be arthur that system will move up the eastern seaboard and will produce threat for those gusty win, rough surf, rip currents along the coast and heavy rape perhaps for us even here in philadelphia split is right now, here's direction it is moving and look at how warm this water is. eighty to 90 degrees here off the coast of florida and carolinas. you can see path that storm will take following the the w

the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. nelson: mr. president, i want to speak on behalf of sylvia mathews burwell. we've had a lot of commentary out here that she has really shown her capability in her time as the head of the office of management and budget, o.m.b., and she's going to have a similar success now in the department of health and human services. and we're going to be voting on her just before 2:00 this afternoon. and i'm certainly looking forward. it's going to be a resounding vote. and i think it's because most people feel like that she has really done an excellent job at o.m.b. in this senator's experience with her over one of the small agencies of government, in discussing it with her, where this senator felt like that o.m.b. had targeted that little agency instead of allowing the experts, they were driving that agency -- and specifically i'm talking about nasa -- purely from a finance and budgetary standpoint instead of what we want to accomplish in the nation's space program. and ms. burwell understood that. and she

state of florida. >> this gives me a lot of lied? >> clyde butcher is one of north america's most celebrated landscape photographers. his work has been credited with raising awareness of the florida everglades. >> put the black edge there. >> it always that way. when he moved out here in the '80s, conservation wasn't a priority am over the decades, his stunning black and white images of the so-called river of grass have helped change that. >> photographer has been a dramatic force in change. it makes me feel good that i am educating people that of the awareness of florida and that maybe this will help protect it. >> butch ever has become more than just a photographer, guided swamp walks a part of a consulted effort to make each of these amateurs an ambassador for the environment. >>. >> when i went to see the photographs, that's how i found clyde butcher. >> a lot of people can't come out here on this walk. he brings that right to the regular guy. >> he has brought a lot of people down here and once they get here like myself, they lo

top 7th, 6-2 florida. merritt extends the bosdy to make a great diving catch in final out hanna rogers enduces the comebacker she throws to 1st for the gators 1st national championship in softball the 49ers and quarterback colin meeting to resume contract negotiations. the two sides are scheduled to meet this week kaepernick is expected to get a deal in the range of $20 million per season which would put him 5th just yearly salary kaepernick is scheduled to earn $1.073 million this season the 4th and final year of his original contract. italy who of of holders of the national-record 151-game win streak they will play sacramento's jesuit high school in the 8:00pm night cap his beverly were heaved by school at 4:30pm be televised nationally on espn2 the 49ers first game at levi's is august 17th an exhibition against the broncos the 1st regular season game at levi's is haag mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's

bob, are the tables turning with big-named republicans like former florida governor jeb bush, floridaike they can do something on immigration reform? what's the takeaway. >> if you're in a general election, which scott is, anti-immigrant position is toxic. but if you've got to do republican primaries like jeb bush, if he wants to run for president may do, he's going to be pushed to the right. it not clear what did eric cantor in was his kind of weak tea position on immigration. he was inattentive to the district, disconnected to the district. house republicans have decided that was it they're going to put the final nail in immigration reform. as john mccain says, that's a demographic disaster in 2016. th can't win the presidency without 40% of the hispanic vote. you have a republican party here, which longer term, however scott tries to maneuver in florida, could be competitive because of gerrymandering and offyear elections as a congressional party could become an ideological, anti-diversity, anti-gay, anti-hispanic cult that can't win the white house. >> scott vetoed a measure last

grayson of florida. at the end of the bill, before the short title, insert the following, section, none of the funds made available in this act may be used to make bonus awards for contracts that are behind schedule or overbudget. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa rise? mr. latham: i reserve a point of order. the chair: the gentleman reserves a point of order. mr. grayson: i ask to be recognized. the chair: the gentleman from florida is recognized for five minutes. mr. grayson: this is a simple good-government position and says when a contractor is over budget or behind schedule the contractor should not be rewarded. none of the funds made available should be used to pay for bonus awards. the provision that we are talking about here appears in the senate transportation housing appropriations bill that was report the out of the committee last week. it should appear in our bill and should be signed into law. nothing in this amendment places an a blanket but to demonstrate that congre

. >>> fall means football at the university of florida. it's also time for thousands of students to get back to their studies. 24-year-old michelle herndon was entering her senior year. after graduation, she hoped to do volunteer work. >> she wanted to go join the peace corps. she had a very long list of dreams and hopes to accomplish. >> to pay her way through school, michelle worked as a personal trainer. between classes and her job, michelle kept to a predictable schedule. but one day, shortly before thanksgiving, she didn't attend any of her classes or show up for work. >> this was so unlike her, not to return her calls or not to show up. and i guess their sixth sense was that something was very, very wrong. >> michelle's fiance, jason doyle, immediately drove the 400 miles from his home in miami to michelle's home in gainesville to see what was wrong. >> he finds michelle's house is -- it's locked up. all the doors are locked. all the windows are locked. the outside lights are still on, as they would have been left on from the night b

the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from florida, who has been at the forefront of -- from colorado, who has been at the forefront of this investigation, mr. lamborn. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lamborn: i rise in support f the chair's bill, h.r. 4810. the manipulation of scheduling data and unacceptable wait times first highlighted in phoenix are systematic throughout the v.a. system, and unfortunately we've seen some of this in colorado at colorado springs, in particular, and i'm really upset about that. these findings prompted me to author a letter last week that was signed by 35 of my colleagues urging acting secretary of the v.a. gibson to expand the use of fee-based care in order to clear the current backlog and address any capacity shortfalls. h.r. 4810 takes the next steps in addressing the shortfalls by demanding that they expand access to fee-based care and defines the parameters in which this care will

in south florida.t: good information but on her concern on medicaid, that the government would be able to take your house. would be thehis last resort but is there any truth in what she said about this? i think that is some cases this has been a fear that has been little bit overblown. it is something that people are concerned about and watching the outcome, that is happening and how commonly people are thinking in terms of being concerned about it. she was talking about medicare advantage. those are the private health plans, that you can sign up for if you are medicare-eligible. like whatthat sounded she was paying, this sounded like a fairly reasonable -- guest: this varies, even within the state. host: annie in houston, texas, independent line. caller: i am in texas and i don't know about all of these things -- the caller from two callers ago, she said she had social security with $1700 and she was trying to get medicaid. i don't think that she wants medicaid, especially not here in texas. medicaid

in south florida. host: good information but on her concern on medicaid, that the government would be able to take your house. would be thehis last resort but is there any truth in what she said about this? i think that is some cases this has been a fear that has been little bit overblown. it is something that people are concerned about and watching the outcome, that is happening and how commonly people are thinking in terms of being concerned about it. she was talking about medicare advantage. those are the private health plans, that you can sign up for if you are medicare-eligible. like whatthat sounded she was paying, this sounded like a fairly reasonable -- guest: this varies, even within the state. host: annie in houston, texas, independent line. caller: i am in texas and i don't know about all of these things -- the caller from two callers ago, she said she had social security with $1700 and she was trying to get medicaid. i don't think that she wants medicaid, especially not here in texas. medic

black people in the state of florida are among the most unemployed in the country.pt a lot of promises if you look at florida -- >> that is more of an argument about the constraints of the presidency and the back lash politics. >> i think the president considering everything is about context. the context he came in was enormous. he had enormous problems to deal with. i think given that the president has done a very good job. all politics is local which is why people should be voting in their local elections. i think the president under estimated two things, under estimated the viciousness of the republican party and under estimated the democratic party because this is a hard party to govern. we are all very different. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and look

the gentleman from florida, mr. hastings. mr. hastings: mr. speaker, i would advise my good friend through you that we have no further speakers and i'm prepared to close at this time if he is. mr. session: i would encourage the gentleman to do that. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. hastings: thank you, mr. speaker. you know what transpired here is interesting. the agriculture committee had finished its product and then came yesterday to add provisions that in the final analysis are dealing with the securities exchange commission and then my friend, the chairman, would argue that it's an agriculture urel bill. clearly it's smack dab in the lane of financial services an they were excluded. yes, ms. waters did come to the rules committee last night, and there is no requirement that she be here now, but what we could have done -- we keep saying last night. it was late yesterday evening. what we could have done is let the financial services people participate in this debate. what we have is we have the two peop

black people in the state of florida are among the most unemployed in the country.s if you look at florida on the state level -- >> that's more of an argument about the constraints of the presidency and the backlash politics that came to his fist two years in office. >> i think the president considering everything about context n. the context he came in was enormous. he had enormous problems to deal with. people should be voting this their local elections. the president under estimated the viciousness of the republican party in blorking his agenda and the democratic party because we are all -- this is a hard party party to govern. we are all very different. >> that backlash, i want to connect what happened in the states to what he did in the first two years because the two are connected. we'll talk about wit when we get back. she keeps you on your toes. you wouldn't have it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in you

just across from a theme park from florida. abc is now on the scene where authorities say it could have been much worse. >> reporter: check out this 85- foot long 18-foot deep crater getting bigger in a parking lot just across the street from florida's theme park. >> the recommendation of the geologist is to be closed the rest of the weekend to give it time to settle. >> reporter: this cavity is 40 miles from the 2013 sinkhole that opened up beneath bush's bed. >> the bedroom floor just collapsed. >> reporter: swallowing him up as he slept. his body was never recovered. a few months later experts believe a sinkhole was behind this collapse. the central florida vacation resort -- >> we heard a big boom. and then the bathtub lifted up and went down. >> reporter: according to the survey there have been 296 depressions since 2010. more than 50,000 square feet of land devoured. clair who works in a grocery store says the ground collapsed in less than an hour and a half. >> my boss said grab your keys. there's a sinkhole behind your

. >>> en este hospital de la florida un terapista de 4 patas comienza sus rondas temprano por la maÑana habla. >>> y de acuerdo nacir, y anima ofrez ceno apoyo, y los ayudaado estar tranquilos, o no sentir tensiÓn >>> desde la segunga guerra mundial el mejor hombre del amigo es muy bueno para terapias, este fue el primer perro en ayudar a los soldados heridos. >>> en aguascalientes mÉxico, un programa para niÑos autistas acaba de comenzar. >>> mi hija que tiene 14 aÑos comenzÓ con la terapa y fue para ella sorpresivo, fue un poquito de ansiedad. >>> sin embargo del dÍa de ayer para hoy los cambios han sido increÍbles. >>> al lado. >>> en la florida esta es la cuarta sesiÓn de giovani con compÁs y hoy por primera vez vez giovani logra conectar puntos en esta pizarra. >>> que sentiste en ese momento?. >>> como una alegrÍa, una ilusiÓn, como madre. y dije, es increÍble. >>> como cualquier empleado del hospital compÁs trabaja de lunes a viernes. y quiÉn lo cuida dice que luego tiene que descansar porque este trabajo, estar con los maÑanas puede llegar a ser muy es por eso estresante. >>> pe

it makes me feel good i am educating people that of the awareness of florida and that maybe this will hip protect it. >> butcher has become more than just a photographer, guided swamp walks are a way to make these ambassadors. >> that's how i found clyde butcher a lot can't come out on the swamp walk. he brings that right to the regular guy. >> he has brought a lot of people down here, and once they get here, like myself, they love the place. >> clyde butcher's unique way of processing pictures has made him one of the most sought after nature photographers in the u.s. his work is more than just a commercial success. over the years, his photographs have offered a glips into a threatened world most will never see firsthand. >> makes his entire collection a force for conservation. >> florida's everglades needs all of the help it can get. it's the u.s.'s third largest national park often described as the most threatened. it's bin drained, polluted and developed but clyde hopes his work will help preserve it. >> 100 years from now, when people look at my photographs and they say, hum, that

, which is where the university of florida is. the escort service, obviously, was a front for prostitution. >> while running his escort service, permenter got angry when a rival escort service took some of his business. >> so, he and another gentleman went to tallahassee with guns, and they hired one of these rival escorts. and once they had her in their presence, they pulled guns on her, told her to take them to her boss. >> a shoot-out followed. permenter shot and wounded his rival and was himself shot twice. he went straight from the hospital to a 12-year prison sentence. >> this is not somebody that you want to be messing around with. of course, karen, when she begins dating tim, has no clue about this. >> when karen learned the truth, she ended their relationship and started dating other men. >> tim, who is a very jealous guy, begins snooping around the house, going through her trash, looking through things, looking for clues. >> according to karen's friend, tim had found a used condom in karen's trash and was furious. >> thi

of florida. mr. reid: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the cloture motion. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of paul g. byron of florida to be united states district judge for the middle district of florida, signed by 17 senators. mr. reid: i ask consent the mandatory quorum be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. reid: you move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 780. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk:

florida, road rage. i see where this is going, and it's a very dark place. >> gladys said in this statement that he felt threatened by the driver and the people inside the car. >> jon: oh, boy. natural selection have honed many species into hyperefficient killers, chief among them the threatened floridian. i'm just going to write down a body count and we'll see how close i can get. >> the driver stated that she was upset that the man called her and the passengers in her vehicle the "n" word and did not want him to get away with it. >> jon: oh, and the, in fact, word is involved. i'll add a zero to my estimate. >> while using racial slurs is offensive, but it is not a crime, so no charges have been filed. >> jon: what? this whole controversy is only about a racial slur? florida, road rage and a white guy feeling threatened all got together in a single story and nobody was murdered? florida, i have never been prouder of you. [cheering and applause] how did this miracle happen? why don't we... why don't we

eaten at his restaurant, talk about what he'll be doing here in south jersey as opposed to south florida it is really cool. >> or south philly, and, ya. >> all right? >> all right, 9:00. as we've been talking about all morning, 20 years ago tonight, the brutal murders of nicole brown simpson and her friends ron goldman, mikhail's ex, o.j. simpson was charged, but acquitted after trial that captivated the nation. you know that trail was on every day for 134 days. >> it is all we talked about back then. >> all we talked about. many lawyers, media personalities. jen, let's bring you in, because i'm sure you remember, why don't we start with. >> i remember he was the slick he is looking, ' this all look amazing when these lawyers came, in remember, at this time, o.j. simpson was a media personality, had hertz commercials, the man. just looking at robert cards ash yan, walking in and out of the courtroom every day, it was sorries case, and he will against, that's what i remember about him. and to think about what the kardashian name now means, in the world of public opinion? crazy. >> was mar

florida's everydemrads needs -- everglades needs all the help it can get. it's been drained, polluted and developed. >> 100 years from now when people look at my photograph and say "that's commonplace, i don't see what is so special, it's still here." that's what i'd like to hear. >>> before we go, we are following breaking news out of los angeles. media is reporting a shooting involving police. one officer is dead, another injured. more on the story as it developments. i'm thomas drayton in new york. "america tonight" weekend is coming up next. for news update around the world we ipp voit you to join us from -- invite you to join us from aljazeera.com. think you for watching. >>> on "america tonight" the weekend edition - candid camera and the cops. >> go away. give me this. >> everywhere you look someone has got a camera rolling. can the police stop you? if you turn the cameras on them. >> people send a message that they are not backing down, they'll do what they can to arrest us, to prevent us reporting the truth. >>> also - flawed friendsics and a delib

it is florida right? >> yes jie. why is it always florida?uestion. >> this is trial by combat. >> and because -- i killed her. i killed her. >> if you win you were right. so the judge was right in this case. he clearly won. by the way, he is taking a paid leave of absence and going to anger management counseling. >> we are moving on. we have to take a break, but don't leave now. we have more stuff to talk about. first this, not cool. if you haven't ordered it yet, i don't know what is wrong with you. maybe you are sad or lazy or both. an autographed copy at g gutfeld.com. and if you haven't seen this yet are you seeing it again. there they are. it is nora and what's her name? joanne. and there they are modeling my jackets. she has been hanging around. no one is buying a hat. that was the original cover for the book. an up happy cool. >> my mother watches this show. >>> space or feminism, that's the question. the subject of tonight's -- >> "red eye" debate 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> oh i forgot my sign. welcome to "red eye

grayson of florida, page 9, line 6 -- mr. grayson: i ask unanimous consent that the reading be waived. the chair: is there objection? mr. frelinghuysen: could we have it read so we know which amendment we are working on, otherwise i will reserve a point of order. the clerk: page 9 line 6, insert the following reduce by $10 million. page 33 line 11 after the dollar amount insert the following increased by $10 million. page 33, line 19 after the dollar amount insert the following, increased by $10 million. mr. frelinghuysen: i withdraw my reservation. the chair: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. grayson: this amendment increases the defense health program account by $10 million to find a cure for gulf war illness. it affects over a third of the veterans who served in the first gulf war. this amendment is identical to an amendment offered last year that passed this body by a voice vote. i urge the same today. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from florida reserves. any member seek time in opp

he came to florida? >> steve: yeah, he's in florida.rrowed a bunch of aniamls. >> jimmy: well, i don't like it. but jeff musial is here. [ cheers and applause ] it just scares me. >> steve: what? why? >> jimmy: i don't' know, i feel because we're in a big area he's going to bring something big and weird and scary. he likes to scare me. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. and he always thinks his friends with the roots. roots, you never talk to the man, right? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but he always says that you guys are best friends. do you guys have conversations with him outside of the show? >> tariq: never. >> jimmy: he's here. jeff musial is bringing his animals. but then we've got great music. oh my gosh. you want to hear some good, live music right now? fun is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] they know how to do it right. it's gonna be big! i'm excited! that's what it's all about on "the tonight show." that's what we do here. it's fun like that. we're fun. they're fun. >> steve: they're fun, period. >> jimmy: as you guys know, we'r