florida.0 minutes from now a debate between the top 2 candidates for the gubernatorial election. but first a deadly shooting in annapolis, maryland. 5 people have been killed. many more injured. a suspect is in custody. christian fisher is on the scene now with what is being called one of the deadliest attacks on journalists in u.s. history. good evening, chris. >> good evening. a horrible day. 5 dead. at least 7 injured. possibly more. some of the injured are wounded very gravely. this started around 2:30 this afternoon. it happened inside the office a building that houses the "capital gazette." a local newspaper. one of the oldest newspapers owned by the baltimore sun. unclear how many people were inside the office. there were about 170 inside the building where this took place. that's the building that is just behind me. you can see it. the brown brick. i am not sure if you can see the numbers 888 on the side. the gunman walked in. there was hardly any security. he went through the front do

washington is not going to solve our problems, we need someone who knows florida best, will put floridairst, and keep our economy moving in the right direction. the democrats, they don't just want sanctuary cities, they are calling for florida to be a sanctuary state. that's the state of this election. places like maryland and places in california even allow people who are here illegally to vote. not on our watch, not in the sunshine state. [applause] >> governor scott signed the executive order for the workforce and he would have been able to sign e-verify legislation if adam hadn't worked to kill e-verify. we can do things like e-verify here in florida, and if i'm governor i will absolutely pursue that course of action. he said on strong on borders and i think that's a big reason why he supported me. >> we will go onto the next topic. as we mentioned it breaking just a few hours ago, yet another deadly shooting at the newsroom of the capital gazette in in and annapolis, maryland. right now we have reports of five people killed which is an all-too-familiar story. the shooting at marjor

the state of florida should have a relationship with ice because florida taxpayers are sick of payingillions of dollars a year to feed and house in our prison system criminal illegal aliens who ought to be in the custody of the feds and are to be deported. shannon: your critics have said and we checked the things you voted for or supported with comments, some legal path to either citizenship or residency, green cards, those kinds of things for people who are here illegally. they call it amnesty. that is not amnesty by your definition? >> i never supported amnesty. i have supported fixing the problem and securing our borders and i hope washington, what now that we have a republican house, sen. the pres. who is willing to do something about this, bring a fix to this problem that has been plaguing our country for a long time. in the meantime i am not going to wait on washington as candidate for governor of florida. we put out a specific plan, secure florida first. that is why i have been endorsed by sheriffs and law enforcement, because law enforcement in florida recognizes my plan and m

in florida is still very much a frontier. not many people living there particularly south florida. so, he was dispatched to take a look at these artifacts. he suspected there is something really important in southwest florida. a full expedition followed. he unearthed what so many described it as the most valuable and complete archaeological find in the academy. he discovered these business people whoad the gul coast for approximately 8000 years or longer. their sedentary people. they stayed in one place but they were hunter gatherers and they do not grow crops which was unusual. they did not have to go anywhere, they did not have to follow their game because it came to the in these wonderfully rich places. it was just a matter of stepping into the water and catching their food. >> so nobody was living there the 19th century. when the spanish got there in the 16th century there are tens of thousands of people. >> when the spaniards meet the colusa they are quite impressed. >> they are very impressed. what's very interesting, is the spanish did not know they would encounter or who li

gun regulation in florida could be called lax the penalties for violent gun crime is anything but. the case of a horrible while or it is living proof of these tough laws claims he was just protecting his family from his daughter's boyfriend but he got twenty years in prison under florida's ten twenty life law for aggravated assault with a firearm. i'm heading to see grady judd the sheriff of polk county to learn more about florida's law he's been a part of florida law enforcement for forty years and was there when ten twenty life was passed i can tell you that back in the day in florida we were having a lot of problems people were robbing stealing shooting so crime was out of control inmates were serving about a third of their sentence there were other folks that were complaining well this judge gives you five years and this judge gives you twenty years and this judge gives you know years for violent acts. so the legislature acted to make a difference. in one thousand nine hundred nine florida enacted the ten twenty life law this mandatory minimum statute requires a ten year prison

people from chicago, we go down to florida, that florida were familiar with is a very developed, strip mall, but all strip malls, but it's the same lesson ultimately. how did development come into florida in such a way that it harmed the gulf and the gulf coast? >> we should point out that most of the growth comes after world war ii. it's explosive in florida, the mississippi coast, on the texas coast and on the texas coast a lot of it is industrial and the same with the louisiana coast. what is interesting is that i write about, i devote one of my chapters to hurricanes in the book and one of the things i found in researching hurricanes is after these big devastating hurricanes, .there's almost in every case a building boom that follows. real estate prices rise significantly. local chambers of commerce, local officials are eager to get the economy up and running so they create incentives to bring developers in to help them restore the flames. and americans particularly those in florida have very short historical memories and despite the fact that hurricanes such as hurricane camille l

so i drew him a couple pictures he loves florida so. that's good since i can't see him or talk to him then hopefully my mom will be able to give these to him. i feel guilty about pretty much the entire situation. because sarah is considered one of the victims of the crime she isn't allowed to visit her father in prison. i'm really sad that i'm not able to actually be there in person and give him a big hug. i think it was so nice to see here. buried there. been such a hard time. on to dan and rose that's serious nick to tell sarah i was i was really hoping i get to see her tell her i love her dearly i like your hair by the way with speculation that i gathered along that line down. the three trips and. it's wonderful to see seeing you again i was afraid i might never see you again i mean because you see if something doesn't happen i'll probably die here and i mean it'll be i'll be seventy three by the time i'm leaving at the rate i'm connie and i'm not going to make it in that you know. thank you for let me see my best friend again so nic

leaving the house and then that's pretty much it i was in my little rebellious stage when i lived in florida and then switching to watch everything on a change and i kind of cleaned up my act and everything what was he like you know that's. my question and he was really cocky and really strong headed stubborn and this was such a long time ago and i've haven't really thought about him in a while in that way so i really don't remember the rest. sarah seems to have recovered from all of this week getting her to wisconsin was a good move because it got her away from all her drug connections it seemed like you know all the negative feelings towards god yes you know i don't hold any any negative feelings towards their i was a teenager cards and i wasn't perfect but it's got to be devastating your stuff and you know. indeed indeed katie here but but again that's that's not fair and. you know that's that's just this crazy system run amok. months after had to pendleton's tragic murder in two thousand and thirteen another mass shooting terrorized chicago's south side and intensifies the push to pass t

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i'm excited to share my vision for putting florida first, florida jobs, florida safety and security andfirst. >> martha: so why do you think he chose descent is over you? >> it's not a great surprise to me that the two have built a relationship over washington issues, but i'm focused on florida issues. a conservative pro-business vision for the state of florida. one that will certainly make america great again, and our unemployment rate is under 4%, setting new records for tourism and we got a thousand new people per day moving to florida from high tax and high bureaucracy states like illinois, new jersey and new york. we will continue to build on that strong foundation, put vocational and technical training back into our schools and continue to diversify our economy and make good job stay here in florida. >> you point out a lot of achievements that happened under rick scott, his time as governor. where do you separate from him? is there anything you say, i would do this the way that rick scott did it? >> governor scott has been an exceptional turn around a ceo for florida. eight years

gun regulation in florida could be called lax the penalties for violent gun crime is anything but. the case of orval the while or it is living proof of these tough laws claims he was just protecting his family from his daughter's boyfriend but he got twenty years in prison under florida's ten twenty life law for aggravated assault with a firearm. i'm heading to see grady judd the sheriff of polk county to learn more about florida's law he's been a part of florida law enforcement for forty years and was there when ten twenty life was passed i can tell you that back in the day in florida we were having a lot of problems people were robbing stealing shooting so crime was out of control inmates were serving about a third of their sentence there were other folks that were complaining well this judge gives you five years and this judge gives you twenty years and this judge gives you know years for violent acts. so the legislature acted to make a difference. in one thousand nine hundred nine florida enacted the ten twenty life law this mandatory minimum statute requires a ten year prison

here in florida, i'm focused on a florida first agenda. putting vocational and technical training back in our schools, diversifying our economy, continuing to build on the strong economic foundation that we have right now where people are moving to florida from high tax states because of our business climate, record numbers of tourists are visiting here. i'm excited that fox will be hosting our debate to flesh out these things that will make florida the economic engine and help america be great again. >> dana: we might talk to one of those people, martha maccallum. a fox news poll looks at your race. you're up 32%. desantis 17%. you have 50% of primary voters undecided what is your pitch why you would be a better choice than desantis? >> i think the lead in the polls is a reflection of the grass roots passion and energy that we have. i've been in every town and florida, the small ones and the big cities. the it is a grass roots and energy and passion that propelled or president to the white house will make me the next governor of the great

the ste of florida accounts for 10% of all h.i.v. cases in america, and it is home to four of the top ten cities in the u.s. for new h.i.v. diagnoses. while the state has begun an ambitious plan to tackle the crisis, it has also cut health spending for years andhose not to expand medicaid. william brangham and producer jason kane report from miami, where the problems go deeper still. this series was produced with support from the pulitze center. n >> branghaasha dixon needs help. she's addicted to heroin, and h.i.v. positive, and not being treated for either. she's come to this mobile needle-exchange van parked unden verpass in downtown miami. if you want stop the spread of h.i.v., a woman like dixon should be a top priority. her untreated h.i.v. means she likely has high levels of virus throughout her body, and sharing needles with others of thhaeasiest ways to spread t virus around. >> i've seen people pick up syringes on the ground to use them, ifhey don't have anything to get high with, so believe it or not, most of the people ou

what's going on down there because the key issue in florida is immigration; correct?> actually the key issue in florida is the economy and how we have a great economy and our unemployment rate is low and we're creating jobs but obviously immigration is an important issue to the voters of florida. adam: so let me ask you this incident with the video of people heckeling pam bondi, and i believe she was also accosted inside the theatre by a man who was yelling at her as well. >> yeah, you know, every time when i think that the florida democrats can stoop to a new low we see something like this. ag bondi, and it was the just her a state senator who got heckled i know all three of them , they're great people and for them to come out and do this the only thing i can think of is the word hipocracy because these are the same people who are complaining they didn't like donald trump's tweets, now president trump saying he's bullying people but they're going around now and doing the same exact thing they were condemning. my question is, you know, why do we have maxine waters out

. >> bret: appointing ron desantis to be the republican nominee for florida.e sent out a new tweet today calling desantis a brilliant young leader. our latest fox news poll indicates state agriculture commissioner adam putnam is ahead of desantis. 39% of voters in florida say they are still undecided. we have a debate between the top two candidates live from orlando next thursday night, 6:30 p.m. eastern time. hosted by martha maccallum and yours truly. this evening, correspondent peter doocy looks at how that race in florida is shaping up. [cheers] >> the early frontrunner in the fight to be florida's republican nominee for governor adam putnam, the agriculture commissioner and his platform is fo focused on a lot more than crops and livestock. >> what we are see something forces from the left come in to florida to hijack our politics. it's not because they care about our schools. it's not because they care about our business climate and it's not because they care about how much traffic there is on the florida turnpike. it's because they are choosing florida a

and, florida seems to be getting over that allergy. they seem to be willing tok actually litically at where things are failing, and to say, let's change . >> brangham: for some on the front lines of miami's epidemic, the stats new h.i.v./aids plan is welcome news, but it's late in coming. >> i think, unfortunately, pened in florida and here in miami is-- in the absence of needle exchange, in the absence of comprehensive sexual education, in the absence of widespread access to prep, this is what happens! you have a city that has no control over the current h.i.v. epidemic. >> brangham: when we left, dr. tookes hoped that natasha dixon woturn for her apheintment. we ccked in with him, and nearly two months later, dixon . still not getting h.i.v care. fothe pbs newshour, i'm william brangham in miami, florida.uf >> woo you can see all the stories in this series, "the end of as: far from over." they are on our website at www.pbs.org/newshour. >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: an import tax that aims to makew americhing

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looking for a new start many are still waiting to go across jazeera kissimmee florida. and let's take you through some of the headlines here now to syria now france's warning the u.s. it is only a few days to avoid a trade war leaving it up to washington to deescalate tensions over tariffs during a meeting in canada the g. seven finance ministers sent a message of concern and disappointment to the u.s. president. over the course last couple of days there was an important difference of opinion the americans have decided to in our mind take an action it's not at all constructive it's actually destructive to our ability to get things done what did we ask secretary treasury secretary to do we said that we were collectively hoping that he would bring the message back the message the message of regret and disappointment at the american actions and concern that they are not constructive and my sense is that he's going to take that message back to washington the u.s. defense secretary says north korea will only get sanctions relief after it takes verifiable and irreversible ste

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soto of florida. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 918, the gentleman from florida, mr. soto, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. soto: thank you, mr. chairman. i ask unanimous consent that my amendment be modified by striking line 3 and inserting line 2. the chair: without objection, the amendment is modified. >> i reserve the right to object. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania eek recognition? mr. shuster: mr. chairman, we reserve the right to object. the chair: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. soto: thank you. mr. chair. my amendment would direct the g.a.o. study in section 130 to pecifically consider coastal wetlands and barrier reefs on their study on the feasibility of natural features projects for flood risk management, hurricane and storm damage reduction and ecosystem restoration. section 130 directs the comptroller general to submit to the congress a study of consideration by the corps of engineers of natural features in nature base -- and nature-bas

soto of florida. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 961, the gentleman from florida, mr. soto, and a member opposed each will control pive minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. soto: thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment would increase funding for the quantum information science program within the research, development, test and evaluation army account by $5 million and decrease the operation and maintenance defense-wide fund by an equal amount this amendment is intended to increase funding for innovative research projects within the army's quantum information science program q.i.s. this program sitz at the intersection of quantum material , computer, and engineering sciences with the potential to revolutionize multiple technologies for the army, department of defense, and the country as a ol these funds will allow the united states to maintain its vital leadership and quantum sciences. the importance of quantum science to our national security cannot be understated. the nation that first develops quantum communications technology will be able to c

interior from florida's interior into the treasure coast of florida which is my community. today, i do have a group of warriors with me, the river kids. in washington fighting to show that what is happening in our community is not ok, it's not right, and it's not in washington fighting just. the river kids are a group of young people from the treasure coast of florida whose health and community have been threatened. while many kids across the country right now are gearing up to go to camp this summer or spending their days on a boat or at a beach or fishing, our kids are doing all that they can to avoid contact with our water because every single day our water is being made more and more toxic. as we speak, there is a toxic gogh bloom over 100 miles -- algal bloom over 100 miles that's being drained into florida's east coast. satellite imagery shows that nearly half of the entire lake of lake okeechobee is covered in algae. it's a threat to the health of every single man, woman, and child who is exposed to it. algal blooms threaten manatee who cannot escape from the water.

stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. they've written a book called "never again: a new generation draws the line." please welcome david and lauren hogg, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to "the tonight show." and thank you for all you've done for the past several months. i appreciate it. i know a lot of people in this country appreciate it. what is the -- what is the -- >> so this tag represents the amount of money that marco rubio, our senator in florida, has taken from the nra, divided by every student in the state which is $1.05. and what the nra does is a lot of the time they'll block common sense gun laws like universal background checks that 97% of the country supports. bumy: sh, you guys. i got - you got to walk me through how we ended up getting here. i hate to talk about it.

looking for a new start many are still waiting and together crawled to zero kissimmee florida. now nappies and washing up on beaches north of sydney after a cargo ship lost eighty three containers during extreme weather the liberian registered vessel was sailing from taiwan to sydney when it encountered powerful waves and gale force winds its feared the daybreak will pose a threat to maritime traffic and migrating whales. part time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera france has warned the u.s. it has only a few days to avoid a trade war leaving it up to washington to deescalate tensions of the terrorists the disputes dominated talks between g seven finance ministers in canada where the remaining six members sent a message of concern and disappointment to the u.s. president over the course last couple of days there was an important difference of opinion the americans have decided to in our minds take an action that's it's not at all constructive it's actually destructive to our ability to get things done what did we ask secretary treasury secretary to do we sai

products iconic products like levi's jeans jack daniels whiskey harley-davidson motorcycles and florida oranges so that trade war is preparing to go ahead it could be resolved at the g. seven summit in the coming days william black is an associate professor of economics at the university of missouri kansas city he says the measure is not designed to hurt trump's credibility. those are not only iconic u.s. products those are typically products in which the primary producers are in particular read what we call in the united states parlance red states or republican leaning states where they are contestable in the election in other words they are designed to hurt trump in the coming congressional elections and if trump loses control of a majority of the house of representatives and it is predicted that he may well do so particularly with the aid of these very unpopular tariffs in the united states then he is in real danger of impeachment trump will be trump and he will be posturing for his base where he wants to come across as tough and he wants to spread this nonsense that if you have a tr

the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. posey: mr. speaker, i have no further requests for time nd i am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5346. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas, mr. weber, seek recognition? mr. weber: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5905, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. , a bill : h.r. 5905, to authorize basic research programs in the department of energy office of science for fiscal years 2018 and 2019. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from texas, mr. weber, and the gentleman from texas, mr. veasey, each will control 20 minutes. the c

if the state of florida requires the rest of my life in here. as a tradeoff for my family's life to bargain i'll do it i firmly believe had i not done what i did. my daughter is here would be dead. for instance and solutions from the american criminal justice system and forces our laws and keeps watch over us that person. but who is watching the system. i'm joe berlinger and i've used my camera for twenty years to knock down doors and pursue the truth for cases just now we're going inside the american criminal justice system a comment from the judge from law enforcement to elected officials the court system the corrections to find out if justice is being served. mandatory minimums which are fixed prison sentences that judges are required to impose for certain crimes have been used for decades advocates believe these laws deter crime keep criminals off the street and ensure uniform sentencing. but in recent years mandatory minimums have come under fire mandatory minimums have been tried for forty years we fill prisons with low level and nonviolen

florida and the 40 keys.of the keys were completely devastated, speaking to the caller. some of the new buildings built under these codes survived greatly with little damage. there is -- there are things that local and federal governments can do to fortify the infrastructure. worse,ms keep getting they will have to be difficult decisions because some buildings, no matter how big and great, will never survive a huge storm. there are measures that can be taken to fortify infrastructures. host: the issue in puerto rico continues to be the electric grid. in the washington times, the associated press says millions caught and to the great since maria hit, puerto rican officials warned it could take far less than a storm at berea to cause a blackout like the one today. with 11,820 homes and businesses still without power -- "the grid ." there but it is teetering they say, even if it is a category one, it is in such a state, we will lose power, i do not know for how long. let's go to wisconsin. we are talking with em

i yield to the gentlelady from florida adequately trained. the prescriber is that's why the gentleman from massachusetts' amendment would be so helpful because we all know that the key to making sure that's why the that we can reach people and maximize the effectiveness of a program is to ensure that the appropriate and significant training is done so that we can achieve those goals. i support this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. mr. keating: i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition. >> i claim time in opposition although will i not oppose this amendment. the chair: without objection. >> we understand the gentleman's concerns and keep him in mind during conversation. yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman is recognized. mr. keating: i thank the gentleman from texas, another area where we can keep working together to help veterans. this amendment will bring us forward in that task. i yield back. t

there are more than a million gators in the state of florida alone. and experts say they can lurk in the smallest bodies of fresh waters. >>> we want to turn to indiana now, where authorities have arrested the third and final suspect in the ambush of an atf agent. 25-year-old bernard graham s surrendering to authorities this amp. accused of shooting the agent on thursday during an undercover weapons investigation. the agent shot twice, expected to survive. >>> and we have an update in the shocking death of anthony bourdain. investigators in france confirm that the cause of death is suicide. we're now hearing more about his state of mind in those final days. abc's adrienne bankert has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, french investigators try to piece together that led anthony bourdain to take his own life. ruling out of any suspicious activity and saying toxicology tests are being done. authorities trying to help his family understand what led to this tragic end. his mother gladys bourdain tells "the new york times" that his close friend told her he h

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injured will go straight to one reporter sent up to see him so coming up the cost of only result the florida school shootings will pass a graduation sounds of take to the streets in the us which used to protest. and call for stricter gun laws we report from new york. and fresh allegations that angle of medical news about programs at the german refugee agency the german chancellor is accused of failing to react or a clue could be agency was struggling to process a sign of a. time helena humphrey glad you could join us here in berlin police have showed some wounded what they termed a rampaging man in the city's iconic protestant cathedral a police spokesperson said the fifty three year old austrian man was wounded in the leg when police find out to say there is no connection to terrorism and he said now cordoned off the cathedral one of the city's top tourist attractions. and for the latest on this i'm now joined by dummies rebecca ritter's who is at the scene for us rebecca bring us up to date with what we know so far well helena at around four pm local berlin time the softer noon a man enter

positive, and lives in north-central florida. she asked we not reveal her identity-- we'll call her susan. she's struggled with her meds, and making it to the doctor an hour away, but what's hardest, she says, is the silence and the judgment. after susan found out her status, even her husband said, "don't tell anyone." >> every visit, the doctor's saying, "tell your children.my anusband, all the wayg, home, arguino. he said, "i'm telling you, don't tell them. you'll be sorry, because they'ln treat you diff they'll be different toward you." and i said, no! >> brangham: susan elly did tell her kids, and she later fod her way to this suppor group-- all h.i.v. positive women-- lled "lets talk about it." and it's run by the non-profit rural women's health project. it's the only group of its kindu for 15ies. that's a huge swath of north- ugntral florida. >> we've come thsome things together. some very serious thin >> brangham: if you spend time with this group, the first thing you reale is that h.i.v. still hangs over each of them like

florida with senate bill 7026. they should be proactive. why should they be waiting for another shooting, because there is some other sociopath out there planning another shooting? they should be proactive. >> laura: mark? >> i think we should just leave this with what mr. pollock said, it is outrageous and anger and self-righteous purpose to stop the school shootings and it could probably done if it everyone wanted it to be. >> laura: god bless you both. thank you so much, much needed tonight. by the way, google is making a mistake and it's making one that is really bad, suggesting extreme left-wing bias.y we report, you decide. up next with kevin mccarthy most pills only block one. flonase. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. >> laura: an unbelievable story, google has a lot of explaining to do. if you google the california republican party, the information block would inf

and a prominent trump supporter florida attorney general pam bondi had to be given a police escort from a movie theater a day after announcing plans to withdraw health care protections for people with preexisting conditions one prominent democratic congresswoman provoked controller c. saying trump administration officials should continue to be confronted whatever they are but these members of this cabinet who remain and tried to defend him they're not going to be able to go to a restaurant they're not going to be able to stop at a gas station then that going to be able to shop at a department store that people are going to turn on them so we are actually more fearful and more angry on political experts. so as the trump era has brought a new tribalism to u.s. politics i don't think there's any way in which the president's rhetoric and his behavior isn't a part of what we're seeing in american politics he really is the one kind of leading the charge with name calling on twitter with labeling his opponents with derogatory nicknames there are those who will tell you there have been times wh

augustine, florida, in 2010. debra maynard was a sheriff's deputy assigned to the southeast part of town. she's remembers racing to the scene in response to this 911 call. >> 911. >> hey. please get someone to my house. it's 4700 sherlock place. >> reporter: the call is placed by fellow deputy, jeremy banks. >> what's going on? >> please send -- my girlfriend, i think she just shot herself. there's blood everywhere. please! >> reporter: when help arrives, deputies find a scene every bit as grisly as the caller describes. >> walked in around the bar in the kitchen, and i saw some feet of a female prone on the floor there. >> reporter: the victim is jeremy banks' girlfriend, 24-year-old michelle o'connell. she's got a gunshot wound to the head, and dozens of prescription painkillers in her pocket. >> and i looked across the room, and the deputy in question, jeremy banks was crouched at the bathroom door, just squatting there, holding a phone in his hand. >> reporter: a deputy is instructed to snap these photos to d

were looking for a new start many are still waiting and together crawled to zero kissimmee florida the leaning tower of pisa as well known and baghdad also has a tower with a tendency to tilt something only heritage building which is suffering from poor maintenance and the. reports from the iraqi capital. the sixteenth sixty the year when the busier mosque was built but this is all that's left of it the cracks in the arches and fading tiles are reminders of the golden days of baghdad this is the victorian facade of the iraqi capital old governorate building it was damaged during the two thousand and three u.s. invasion and has been abandoned since this area was part of the ottoman military complex on the banks of the tigris river its decrypt state symbolizes the degree of iraq's rich cultural heritage. and many people nowadays are not aware of the importance of these sites and the reason is that recently iraq has faced violence and internal fighting which led to a weak government the conscription zone baghdad's old minaret are feeding the caliphs mosque compound is over a thousand year

. >>> the woman missing in florida. search teams on the scene tonight. >>> this beating caught on camera. facing more allegations of abuse. now two officers accused of a violent take down of a echief's. >>> could muhammad ali be next on the pardon list? why the champ's team is saying thanks but no thanks. >> good evening on this friday night. on cecilia vega here for david. we begin with the shocking death of the man who touched so many of our lives. the man who teamed to live his life to the limit. anthony bourdain showed us the world. sitting down for a meal with stramg strangers. last seen in france shooting a new episode of his show. it was there in france a close friend found him dead this morning of suicide. linsey davis starts us you have. >> reporter: whether on a motor bike in vietnam few people have been as effective of demonstrating the power of food and its ability to unite us as anthony bourdain. >> back in vietnam. one of my favorite places on earth. >> reporter: it appeared to be business as usual. this p

florida is a closely split swing state.or scott won reelection, he did it by just 64,000 votes. clearly both senate candidates find the new puerto rican residents could be the key to victory in november. in miami, phil keating, fox news. jon: now this fox news weather alert. a blistering heat wave sweeping across the u.s. this weekend. accuweather meteorologist julia widen is here with details. >> hi, yeah, today was day one of possibly an eight-day stretch of this heat that's going to be taking place in the northeast. we have heat advisories, excessive heat warnings all throughout the northeast. and i wouldn't be shocked to see these extended on into -- well into next week. so be mindful of that. that means your temperatures will feel upwards of 100 degrees in some cases. we want to make sure that we're staying hydrated, and if we are staying outside, that we take those breaks in indoors in the air-conditioning. current temperatures in the 80s, 90s right now. new york city, 89. it sat in the 90s for a lot of the day. phila

the presiding officer: senator from florida. mr. nelson: mr. president, i want to thank senator flake for his comments. i think his willingness to speak out, the courage with which he has spoken, his beliefs i think is admirable. and this senator wants to state that for the record. and what he's spoken about, it does not look down the blind alleys of partisanship. he's talking about looking at america. and this senator appreciates his remarks. mr. president, i want to talk today about what's happening to the coastal communities in florida. now, the presiding officer represents the state that has the most coastline, alaska, but next to alaska, my state of florida has more coastline than any other state, and i would venture to say that since alaska has very few beaches, it ought to be very clear that the state of florida has more beaches than any other state. and that of course is an attraction that becomes an economic engine because people from all over the world want to come to enjoy the sands of florida's beaches and enjoy the bounty of nature

were looking for a new start many are still waiting to go across his era kissimmee florida. this is there and these are the top stories china is warning the u.s. that any agreements to end a trade dispute will be void if washington goes ahead with imposing tariffs u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross has been holding talks with chinese leaders in beijing the u.s. wants china to buy more american goods to reduce its trade deficit france is also warning the u.s. attack as only a few days to avoid a trade war finance ministers from some of the world's largest economies are meeting in canada they concern by president donald trump's new taxes on steel and aluminum imports israeli forces say warplanes have targeted fifteen hamas sites in gaza after three rockets fired from the strip were intercepted tension escalates between hamas and israel falling intense exchanges of fire last week the worst in four years. just thirty protests in jordan events for the fourth day in the biggest demonstration against the government in years riot police used tear gas to break up a rally calling for

were looking for a new start many still waiting to get across to zero kissimmee florida. ride for the somali have fired tear gas at opposition supporters during a band political rally ahead of next month's presidential election authorities in the capital bamako had said saturday's march couldn't go ahead due to a state of emergency currently in place sixteen people including to. you can that it's were injured in clashes with security forces rising violence across mali has cast doubt over the election in some parts of the country especially in the north. half a million migrants pass through slovenia on their way to europe in two thousand and fifteen in a country with a population of only two million that's thrust immigration into the spotlight politicians have been campaigning hard on the issue ahead of parliamentary elections on sunday and a rightwing anti immigration party is now leading the polls and the hayward has more. it will be the third time in just seven years living in ian's head to the polls there are new faces but it's the young it's young who leads the sloven

thank you. >> the high stake primary continues in florida.onight ron desantis faces agory culture commissioner putnam in the first g.o.p. gube thattory primary debate. putnam has support from many in the g.o.p. establishment and a new nbc news/mar rist poll shows him in the lead. but 42% of the voters in the sunshine state are undecide or support other cammed dates at 42%. the debate at 6:30 eastern on fox news with martha maccallum and bret baier. there is the debate stage. it's exciting. there will be more people in there. and watch fox all day and stay at 6:30. i'm start with you, bill. what do you make of it? trump guy/nontrump guy. 42% undecided which is much higher than usual. >> melissa: big number. >> bill: we'll see. i try to be fair here but i'm a huge desantis guy. i think he is great. i think he is terrific. a strong advocate. >> jessica: he joins us on the up co. wonderful. >> bill: i'm sure putnam is fine. saying i'm for desantis, i haven't written any text or statements saying we will stop putnam. if i did, it wouldn't prove an

the next governor of florida needs to know florida, needs to know florida's issues and needs to shareng florida first towards making america great again. so there is no question that washington continues to disappoint. they aren't delivering on president trump's agenda but here in florida in spite of washington's inaction, we continue to build a robust business climate attracting people from all over the country, visitors, retirees and w businesses. >> bill: florida is on a roll. 38-21 you lead ron desantis. the big number far right of the screen. undecided 39%. you have a debate this week to convince that 39%. >> i don't think there is an question e debate will affect some of the undecideds but i'm happy where we are going into that. a snapshot in time. like being number one in the preseason. it feels pretty good and i think it's a reaction to my grassroots driven campaign. the kind of passion that put president trump into the white house is propelling my campaign for governor from every corner of the state of florida. >> bill: interesting to watch. thank you for your time, sir. adam