for us here in florida we enjoy our florida orange juice. nothing like a glass of fresh florida orange juice. gerri: i have another question before you guzzle down too much orange juice. >> sure. gerri: tell me about your personal story. i know you had the groves and previous infestation. you lost some of them. you're losing more now. what is the state of your business? have you had to lay people off? i hear you're doing even more things now? you're introducing new lines. tell me what is going on with your business. >> we're very fortunate down here in south florida a lot of citrus always came in early. we're able to experiment with different things like homemade key lime pies. we make one of the best key lime pies in the country. it was my mother's recipe. we've been selling the key lime pie for 35 years. i'm a third generation farmer in davie. we're a little different in south florida than our counterparts in port st. lucie and indian river where we get some of our florida's fine citrus. we have to keep things going year-round. between the

fake or florida? >> florida. >> woo-hoo! applause ] and that's a manatee for hailey. moving onto justin. are you ready, justin? >> yep. >> seth: all right. in tampa, a drag queen who goes by the name carolina bluebell broke her leg falling down an escalator after throwing a shoe at an ex-boyfriend. fake or florida? >> i'm going to say fake. >> woo-hoo! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: correct! very well done. and that is a manatee for you, justin. that happened in the bronx. [ laughter ] all right. are you ready, alexis? >> yeah. >> seth: can you see anything? >> no. >> seth: then you're good. all right, here you go. in land o' lakes, a man dressed as a zombie was arrested after he grabbed a woman's breast at a nudist resort. fake or florida? >> probably florida. >> woo-hoo! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's correct as well! you guys are very, very good at fake or florida. it's time for the second round. >> second round! [ laughter ] >> seth: all right. thanks, cassandra. >> it's pronounced cassandra. >> seth: what did

but it is pronounced in florida. florida is a state that is always in play. when you have -- nobody wonders what is going to happen in new york on november 5. but they wonder what is going to happen in florida. elections,ve close it tends to me much more important. the fault lines are displayed more proudly to the world. we obviously saw that in 2000. it happens with all of these issues. is, whether efforts to promote integrity are simply being used to try to change the outcome of elections. appearingorried about too partisan. frankly, florida is a state where the apparatus of elections is run by the legislature, which is republican. it may be different in states where democrats run the legislature. here in florida, most of the efforts to deliver integrity to the process, whether it is a purge, voter id, most of those generally are intended more to suppress the vote then to ensure integrity. things like early voting constraints and purging really aren't a lot of people running to the polls with fake ids to vote. ther

it's not just about florida state. it's all about oklahoma state, the effort that they've put forth. i don't think anybody gave them much of a chance and they came out here and laid it all on the table and played their hearts out. >> chris: if they play like that, i think they'll be a 7-1 team. the seminoles survived. they're hoping for a circular journey to get back here. the cowboys give them all they can handle but number one survives 37-31. next saturday will be at stanford as the cardinals host the trojans. >> chris, thanks, obviously a handful of story lines emerging in week one. another one that could be emerging right now is what wisconsin is doing to lsu on espn. in light of the badgers favorable schedule maybe they find a way into the playoffs. they are bludgeoning lsu. right now wisconsin leading 24-10. earlier today clemson was leading georgia until this, todd gurley, 100-yard kickoff return, a career high 198 rushing yards and four touchdowns. georgia wins 45-21. they outscored clemson 31-zip to end the ga

>> kirk: florida state started to celebrate. they thought this game was over after the green touchdown. here we are four or five plays later and oklahoma state is about to get the ball into the end zone. they haven't had to use one timeout yet. >> chris: nope. childs in the back field. back to the line of scrimmage. terrance smith was there quickly. i think you're right, kirk, that noles sort of relaxed here. hill back in there for childs. walsh with a fade to the end zone. incomplete. the receiver's helmet comes out. e.j. was defending there against ateman who hasn't really been involved tonight. he's going to have to check out of the lineup here. williams is going for the football. there's nothing illegal there at all. he's looking over saying help me out, that's pass interference, but that was a clean play by e.j. williams. >> chris: third and goal inside of two minutes. >> kirk: i wouldn't be surprised to see them try to run the football maybe back to the left, the quarterback or of course tyreek hill. >> chris: they motione

i look at the state of florida.you know, neither party has people that seem to want to run for the top spots anymore. it's that way in a lot of -- are you noticing, is the system turning off candidates as well as voters? >> well, i think -- you know, yes. i think the short answer is. again, bill said it very eloque eloquently. bill and i have a chance to see these candidates and politicians as real people. chu chuck, it's not only the system, it's the personal toll that this takes on politicians to run. and, look, the other thing, though -- and you mentioned this in your intro, that people have more faith now in city government. i think people are finding out that if you're civic minded public service oriented, there are other ways of making a difference. >> yeah. >> than just running for office. >> and they see that and cities have all become an interesting little government experiment all over the country these days. i want to do more on that through the next few months. bill mcinturff. >> good luck in the next jo

city and show them the benefits of relocating to northwest florida." says to patrick murphy a company that manufactures led lighting, as part of the florida district jobs tour. comments from members of congress. next week -- >> this weekend on the c-span networks -- tonight on c-span, native american history. day on saturday, live all coverage from the national book festival science pavilion. evening, from bbc

but it is pronounced in florida. florida is a state that is always in play. when you have -- nobody wonders what is going to happen in new york on november 5. but they wonder what is going to happen in florida. elections,ve close it tends to me much more important. the fault lines are displayed more proudly to the world. we obviously saw that in 2000. it happens with all of these issues. is, whether efforts to promote integrity are simply being used to try to change the outcome of elections. appearingorried about too partisan. frankly, florida is a state where the apparatus of elections is run by the legislature, which is republican. it may be different in states where democrats run the legislature. here in florida, most of the efforts to deliver integrity to the process, whether it is a purge, voter id, most of those generally are intended more to suppress the vote then to ensure integrity. things like early voting constraints and purging really aren't a lot of people running to the polls with fake ids to vote. ther

there are no florida state fans in here, are there? they will relocate to the savannah river area of south carolina. they will be under the protection of the english. with that said, there are two major differences here looking at these experiences. so, how do we describe the lower south? if you did it in one word, what would you say about the lower south from 1670 until 1720? >> factional. >> very good. that ties into a later question i have. snyder asked this -- why did indians attack one another? part of the answer is factional. what do you mean by that? what did she mean by that? yes? >> they did not see each other as indians -- [indiscernible] >> very good. there is no indian identity. race is a nonissue. she writes, the most important thing to native peoples in terms of identity and belonging and protection is what? >> kinship. >> kinship. very good. if you are not kin, you are other, you are an enemy. you were a foreigner. you were a prime target. very good. what else? why else would native peoples attack one another? we talked

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>> in florida. >> all right. very good. i am going to have you guys do some work here in a second, so stay with me. they are going to especially target people in florida. we have already kind of introduced this. florida is strategically important to the spanish. very important. because a lot of the new world wealth coming out of central and south america is being shipped around the coast of florida, back to spain, and as a military outpost, it is very significant to their empire. but florida is on the northern fringes of the spanish empire, and it is a weak outpost. they are more concerned with bringing this mission system to native peoples of the region, trying to convert them, trying to assimilate them. and it has limited success. i am not going to get into all of the details because we have a short class, but they are particularly active among people like the apalachee, who we read about. group of 10,000 or more heavily fortified towns around tallahassee. they will have a fairly close, but not a perfect relationship, but

the florida springs in the central part of the state improved the florida keys.he has, in fact, a far better environmental record than the previous governor did. stuart: how does he do it legally? if i went down to florida and put $10 million into a campaign, i know perfectly well, that is flat-out illegal, how does tom steyer do it? >> through a variety of -- they're not called pacs or 527's now. same with the swift boat scenario. but the bottom line is they can charlie crist around the issue. whether the issue is meaningful to most floridians or not, it is -- they can find a way to put the money in. now, i will also say, those -- that $10 million hasn't arrived in florida, and i would say to you that speaking out of turn and saying i'll put $10 million is far different than putting it in the race. stuart: do you think it could be a negative? as you say, speaking out of turn. i'm going to put in $10 million. that could be a problem? >> you're talking about somebody who does not live in the state of florida. he's from california, who actually made his money on th

>>> the florida panthers are back. we're not talking about hockey.s was a real cat endangered of being extinct. how hard work and dedication may have saved this wild, beautiful animal. >>> america's oldest active warship, get out the history books, is headed in for a refit, but not before one last voyage on the old high seas for "old ironside." remember that, john? u know pino was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this roomd i . you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> well, "old ironsides" will take to the waves for the last time before coming in for a long overhaul. the "uss constitution" sets sail today from her dock in boston. the constitution is the world's oldest commissioned warship launched during john adams' administration more than 200 years ago. beginning this fall, the constitution will be laid up in dry dock for a three-year renovation project. but she's keeping busy till the last minute. crews spent the week training 150 navy officers on sailing te

on a motorcycle about to hear from florida georgia line., kicking off "heat index" women embracing a new girl power movement celebrating their curvy bodies by sharing pictures using the #fatkini on social media and mara schiavocampo is here with more on this. good morning, mara. >> good morning. fatkini. a move many. the latest celebration started with an article buzzfeed featuring several instagram photos of women in what they call fatkinis, two-piece bathing suits for every shape viewed almost 2 million times inspiring countless women. who says you need to be a size 2 to rock a two-piece. >> i wear what i want to wear and what i'm comfortable in. >> i think i'm a little hottie with my curves. i feel like i wear it well. >> reporter: #fatkini is making waves all over instagram. curvy women like clair wakefield posting pictures of them in a bold, beautiful way. >> hard to find clothes that are cute and fashionable let alone bathing suits which are a nightmare for most so it's great not hiding your body. >> the term fatkini is the plus size

, south florida water management district.ause of its effect on the everglades. so he did that. he also did something else. what he did was he decided to tell u.s. shug, hey, you have a economic responsibility to restore the everglades and the places polluted by your own admission, to restore it to its national habitat. i'm going to save you millions and millions of dollars so you don't have to do that. and of course this was based on a constitutional amendment in florida that said they're responsible for environmental land. i guess the trip was well worth it for u.s. sugar. >> the guy is amazing at covering his tracks, there's no question about it. we'll follow the story in florida. it is interesting. coming up, michele bachmann has come up with another brilliant way to fix the crisis at the border. plus, big businesses are starting to realize that underpaying their employees -- well that has an effect on the economy too. up next, taking your questions. ask ed live ahead here. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth

i lived in florida, tampa, florida, i lived in maryland, all over the country. this is just the place i know and call home. >> okay. so, this obviously is personal to you and your family. now, you are confronting the chairman of the house budget committee, a man who has written a book "his way forward." you ask him a question and he says read the book. what is your response? >> i read what his stance was in the book. i can see what is on the republican's agenda. they don't plan to move on immigration, which is why united we dream has been pressuring president obama to go big on immigration, to expand the action, which has been so successful. expand it to my mother and father and dreamers not eligible for it. they face the fear of deportation every day. that's the reality we face. >> ray, you were curious why he voted against daca. you wanted an answer. did you get one? >> he decided to ignore me and have police escort me out. it's hard not to hear what his position is on an issue like deportation because it affects me and millions of dreamers who have dava. we a

. >>> well, a florida crocodile believed to be behind an attack on two swimmers now dead. poncho, a 12-foot, 300-pound reptile, was captured friday and died shortly after. authorities say he bit a man and woman swim nag canal despite signs posted advising them to stay out of the water. another man says poncho attacked and killed four of his family's dogs. >> i just feel safe that it is not here any more. i'm sad is that they killed him. >> some people have very different opinions, they want it removed from the canal, because that is its natural and, but whether it touches close to home, that's different store. >> i officials say poncho put up struggle before died. they say the cause of death was exhaustion. one other crock is known to live in the water. cap tours believe they fawn poncho due to its distinctive marks on its bod. >> i controversial tore on omare, rob ford, showed off his dance moves inside the city cancel chamber this week, did he it to the tune of bob marley's one love. ♪ let's get together ♪ and feel all right ♪ i'm going to sing it ♪ >> ford decided to bu

to jacksonville and florida's 10th district held by a republican in the i-4 corridor.made a mockery of the state's constitution. judge lewis has given lawmakers until august 15th to draw up a new map. joining me now is host of the read report, our inhouse florida expert, the wonderful joy reid. it's always good to see you, my friend. >> always great to see you, too, alex. >> i consider this a great day. republicans, anyone, in stat legislature redrawing them to make them more fair to the population and yet there is pushback. republicans do not want this to take effect in this year's elections. how do you see this playing out? >> it was a bit of a mess. the one thing that was very clear is that the people of florida voted in very strong numberses and they were fought tooth and nail by the republican party and corinne brown, the congresswoman of the sneaky district you showed. because there is a bargain that takes place for historical reasons why african-american members of congress will get a district and all of the back people and in exchange, republicans get everythin

>> well, i think florida state, alabama, michigan state and ucla will be the four.ucla will lose so i think the championship game will be florida state and alabama. >> oh, great, good. i take florida state will be the championship against ucla and i'm picking ucla for the national champion. >> are you going to stick to that? >> i'm going to stick to it. >> you're going to stick to it, all right. >> and, of course, we're here in advance of the big game, number one, florida state right here on abc at 8:00 eastern, but, coach, you are prepared to make a prediction, are you not? >> yes, i am. >> who is winning? >> i'm not going to tell you. >> are you kidding? you have to watch "espn college gameday." >> you're not, okay. 9:00 to noon eastern. >> but i'll put it this way, look, look, look. i brought my old helmet just in case. >> yeah. >> so you're going with florida state. >> no, but that's the helmet i used when i played. >> he played in florida state. >> awesome, guys. well, thank you very much for joining us. we look forward to the call, again, make sure you watch t

as for florida itself. looking out for thundershowers breaking out, unrelated to the tropical storm that could cause delays in the flights going down to the state of florida. houston could see thundershowers, as well as palestinian appear -- minneapolis and detroit. denver and salt lake city could see thundershowers. lax could have cloud cover this morning. san francisco which is dealing with aftershocks from the earthquakes from early yesterday morning, could see cloud cover, depending on what's happening with the earthquake aftermath math you could see delays. him we'll have more coming up. >> an american hostage held for two years linked to a group in syria has been released. he was held by a group, a different terrorist group from isis that killed jim foley. the u.s. worked with more than 2 dozen countries to secure curtis' freedom. >>> a zookeeper in dallas remains hospitalized after being attacked by a lion. officials say the wild animal pounced when the worker didn't secure the cage. >> it comes down

i take florida state will be the championship.m picking ucla for the national champion. >> are you going to stick to that. >> i'm going to stick to it. >> we're here in advance of the big game right here on abc at 8:00 eastern but, coach, you are prepared to make a prediction, are you not. >> yes, i am. >> who is winding? >> i'm not going to tell you. >> are you kidding? you have to watch "espn college gameday." i brought my old helmet just in case. >> yeah. >> you're going with florida state. >> no, that's the helmet i used when i play. >> he played in florida state. >> awesome, guys. well, thank you very much for joining us. we look forward to the call, again, make sure you watch that game, 8:00 eastern, florida state number one taking on oklahoma state right here on abc and stick around because "pop news" and sara haines is coming up right here on "good morning america." (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along

it's starting here in florida keys and it's working here.orter: a little more time and a lot of new technology taking our understanding of the ocean into a whole new age. zwref glor cbs news isle of morada, florida. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll go live to ferguson missouri for an update on the action and get reaction from the community. >>> plus sprint's new plan. a look at the latest wars. >>> and the battle between a pregnant police officer in kentucky and her bosses and what it could mean for other moms to-be in the workforce. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. . >>> we're following breaking news this morning. philadelphia police officer shot overnight in the line every duty. >> this happened in the talcony section after call for a man with a gun. several officers returned fire killing the suspect. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan live at einstein medical center right now where the officer is currently undergoing treatment.

. >>> reporter: on a friday night, the last thing this florida mother ever thought she'd be doing would be patrolling this small town an hour south of tampa. but for five years now, this is exactly how kelly osborn has been spending every ounce of her free time. determined to uncover what really happened at this charming beachfront hotel. up these stairs, around the corner and behind this hotel door, where her beautiful, 22-year-old daughter sheena was last seen alive. >> she was my only daughter, so she was everything to me. from the day she was born, and still to today. >> reporter: and life without her? >> life without her, the last five years, i am not the same person as i used to be. >> look at that. >> oh. >> reporter: these images are from the last time kelly would spend with her daughter, celebrating christmas in 2008. you can see the smile on her daughter's face. >> you want to meet her? >> reporter: just days after this video was taken, that daughter, gone forever. how often have you gone back to look at that? >> i just went through it as recent as last night. it's her voice.

stay tuned, 8:00 eastern on abc, it's the cowboys classic, florida state and oklahoma state.for brian griese, tom luginbill, i'm dave pasch. so long from atlanta. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator this is crazy like i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speed match. upload speeds as fast as your download speeds. join now at fiosspeedmatch.com. verizon. >> saturday night, i'm walter perez, two casinos get ready to across the their doors for good. >> peco hunts for a gas odor that affect people if the suburbs. >>> it's been a humid start from the shore to the parkway as so many of us enjoy the unofficial end of summer. no matter where you're spending nor labor day weekend. we have the sights and sounds, melissa magee is outside the studios. >> reporter: the humidity was noable in exaggeration

when i started, it was a bloody time period in florida. there were seven execution warrants the day i was hired. we had seven active warrants. that means seven men were going to be executed and jim was one of my very first clients. >> if there ever is a god-sent person, i believe beth is mine. she's never gave up on me. >> i started investigating his case. and every time i would look into something, i would discover, well, hang on. that's not as they said it was at trial. that doesn't flesh out. then you realize, wait, we have an innocent guy here. >> the prosecution's key evidence against james duckett was pubic hair that had been found in teresa mcabee's underwear. neither beth wells nor marshall frank were buying it. >> duckett was accused of sexually assaulting her. one of the things that troubled me a lot is that the prosecution was saying that the pubic hair inside her panties was from the killer, but it wasn't uncommon for teresa to put her mommy's panties on. so maybe that pubic hair was already there in those panties. >> the recor

jodi ray is the director of florida covering kids at the university of south florida. she has won a host of awards of enrolling families into health care coverage. lisa stein is vice president at cedco, a nonprofit that enrolls people into coverage in several states, some with state-based exchanges, some with with the federally-facilitated ones and she will describe how the assistors operate. and jessica waltman. she has been with her company with 15 years or so and is going to give us the important perspective of the more than 100,000 brokers and agents that are affiliated with the association and who are as jen noted, deeply involved in most of the activities involved in getting people enrolled and signed up for coverage. so without further overhead, karen, could you take us through the findings of the survey and how that looks to you from your years of experience in this field. >> thank you, ed and good afternoon everyone. and thanks to the alliance for hosting this briefing today. i will just take a few minutes to summarize some of the key findings of our foundatio

in florida, the former governor who switched parties to get his job back. do free online college courses give students a lower quality education? and, a profile of african- american dancer misty copeland and her improbable rise in the world of ballet. >> ifill: there was continued shock today over the discovery that a 33-year-old american man was killed fighting for sunni militants in syria. the californian is not the first american who has given his life for jihad causes in the war-torn country, and the f.b.i warns that there are dozens more like him out there. >> we of course use every tool we have to disrupt and dissuade individuals from traveling abroad for violent jihad and to track and engage those who return. >> ifill: the death of douglas mcauthur mccain has once again highlighted the issue of americans joining jihadist groups. he reportedly died in aleppo, fighting with islamic state forces against the western- backed free syrian army. state department spokeswoman jen psaki. >> we previously were aware of his presence in syria and his affiliation w

today all eyes on arizona and florida. house retired air force combat pilot martha mcsally winning the arizona republican primary with 86 percent of the vote. she will face democrat ron barber in the fall. >> many people in dc are going to make sure those things the government should be doing like protecting americans and securing the border they do well. the things they shun doing stop over reaching so they can try to grow the economy. >> arizona state treasurer goosey taking the primary for governor. winning the democratic primary for governor to face rick scott. florida has not elected a democratic 2k3w06r7b another sin -- governor since 1994. >>> according to irs lawyers low ryes learner's blackberry was deliberately wiped clean after the start of a congressional probe. what does this mean for the investigation? >> june of 2012 that's the date to keep in mind. it is significant. it is a date that a crime may have been committed if it is proven evidence was intentionally destroyed. it's the date in a follows lois lerner

immediate left is george knox, visiting professor at florida international university school of law. former city attorney for the city of miami. george, great to see you again. but notcourse, last least, we have a former county commissioner for miami dade county. but today, the all-important city manager of the city of beach, jimmy morales. great to have you. the issue of racial innuendos in political campaigns. isa national level, it really clear and obvious. of race relations is something that we seem to make and then oneward step back. we have the issue if you disagree with somebody it is because of issue of race. if you agree with somebody, it is because of race. ethnicity. gender or on a local level, that also see the race card, the ethnic card, but maybe not quite sothat is obvious. congressman, people and i was morales aboutmy this before we started the panel, one of the things that we so complex about this is that people are drawn to think and speak like them. drawn to your ethnic group. you are drawn to your racial there are certain commonnallities. what is wrong with that?

johns county, florida. >> narrator: david shoar has been elected st. johns county sheriff three times, twice unopposed. >> our core values are non-negotiable: integrity and treating people with dignity and respect. >> narrator: the sheriff holds one of the most powerful positions here in the historic city of st. augustine. he is also one of the county's largest employers. >> my family, you know, worked for the sheriff's office. >> narrator: michelle's brother scott was a deputy. her mother, patty, worked there as a file clerk. and a year before she died, michelle met deputy jeremy banks. >> one of our brothers introduced michelle and jeremy, and at first, we were all happy. he was a deputy. you know, my mom was thrilled. >> he was in a policeman's uniform. that's what i first noticed was the policeman's uniform, you know, and i said, "she's found somebody who's going to protect her." >> but as the relationship progressed, and around the time that michelle moved in with jeremy, he disrespected her, controlled her. i heard less and less from michelle. >>

so 14th and florida. you can see the entire intersection is shut down. it was this single vehicle involved. some have been tweet meeting to find out what kind of car it is. i believe a nissan 350 z. h and benning is closed down as well. i want to tell you the exact location. 1400 avenue northeast. h street is also shut down between 12th and 16th. i'm keep you posted on this one. >>> the second american known to have contracted the deadly ebola virus in west africa is waking up on u.s. soil this morning. >> american missionary nancy writebol is undergoing treatment for ebola in an isolated ward at atlanta's emory university hospital. writebol's husband released a statement saying she's weak but showing signs of improvement. writebol and her colleague dr. kent brantly contracted ebola while working in liberia. both received an experimental drug treatment never before tested on humans before they returned to the u.s. airports worldwide are screening travelers who may have been exposed. >> any suspicious passenger, the passenger goes to this holding area whi

for florida we have robert from florida state university. for kentucky julia from the university of kentucky and texas david warner from the university of texas at austin. for maryland jocelyn and for west virginia more of christopher. so we're going to start off with michael. go ahead mike ling. >> thank you. alabama is probably best categorized as a state of passive resistance to the affordable care act and its many provisions. the state is not a rich state as i'm sure most of you are aware and it's basically made the decision that it's not spending money either to support or really to oppose the legislation. and certainly much of the opposition is philosophical but as was pointed out, much of the opposition really comes down to the nuts and bolts of how to play all of this out in a state that doesn't have a lot of revenue. first of all, it's clear alabama did not expand its medicaid program, even though there were strong economic incentives to do so. but as it turns out, the states are on the hook for ultimately 10% of the additional heal

it is close to florida, anybody from florida and pensacola and all of the midatlantic need to watch this one closely. >> as a former floridian, i used to watch these. if you live there in florida, you are thinking of how can it affect me. if it crank further west and floridians could be facing a hurricane? >> absolutely. sometimes as i said we feel confident and this is not one of those cases. i am not willing to say south florida is out of the mix on this storm. plenty of moisture that we have right here and heavy rain will fall regardless cross this. but we could be dealing with a gulf storm and official track keeping it offshore but we can't say that yet. watch the latest on fox and friends in the morning and we'll continue to watch it here. >> thank you so much. >>> texas governor rick perry, ignoring his legal issues and continuing his slate of trips to primary states. he met with voters in new hampshire. he has yet to decide if he will make another run for 2016. he may be laying the ground work for trips in iowa and governor perry was indicted on two counts of abuse of power. he di

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heather: police are searching for accused cereal robber and carjacker in florida.hree robberies at the same atm in downtown orlando. this one was caught on camera. officers say that the suspect tried to rob a women. instead of handing over money, she ran to a car where the friend was waiting. man was caught up, forced both of them out vehicle and took off. officers say he stole victim's car. look at that. door is open. guy keeps backing up. lucky the ladies were not seriously hurt. if they have information and no the guy at crimeline athundred-423-8477. that happening in orlando, the manhunt is on. jon: hope they get him. >>> new information on the woman known as serial stowaway. madelyn hartman is at it again, for trying to sneak on to another flight without a ticket. she was caught at phoenix's sky harbor international airport. hartman, who claims to be homeless has been arrested or detained at least 10 times since march for the same thing. joining us now, fred tecce, former federal prosecutor. esther panitche is a criminal defense attorney. esther, if you're def

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