a guy named clark graduated from florida state fsu in 2012. he's been out of town a little bit.s not just clark, he's sergeant clark ramman. he spent nine months serving in afghanistan. being greeted by friends and his family, but this isn't just about a homecoming to go back to your old frat house. that's where he's going. >> i love that shot. great shot. >> you can see him soaking home in. you know, feeling the air, feeling home. >> feeling the freedom that he's been fighting for. >> yeah. but, you know, not just because he wanted to go to the cool kegger that he liked to go to. that's not what this is about. the sergeant is heading back to his old frat house to surprise his girlfriend lexy in front of her sorority sisters and fraternity brothers. here is that moment. ♪ >> awesome moment. everybody is there. you know, this is around their friends, right. her sorority, his fraternity. >> these people know their story. >> can't you hear the other sisters saying oh, my god that is so sweet. >> it is really sweet. it's beautiful. she was surrounded by so many people, guys and girl

there was recommends -- recommendations that came out of the fsu and regarding the important assets. for decades the idea is that the board of supervisors should play a role over public housing. and i think that the public housing without that oversight has suffered greatly in what tenants face and resources provided. and i think those days really should end. and maybe this change that is being forced upon us in terms of how we can access resources from the federal government is the time where we actually can make that change here. provide that oversight from the board of supervisors. and i am willing to look at that. with my colleagues and would love to hear your thoughts, supervisor breed. >> thank you, i honestly -- this has been an enlightening hearing. and i have so many questions, so many concerns. i have had for some time. i have been mostly concerned about the communication. i am not concern that this hearing helped me. it confused me a little bit more. but it also made me a little more frustrated because there was a certain, there was something else in my mind that i underst

the fsu thing. >> look at the glee on his face. >> you know what fsu stands for?ood u. there it is. >> have you seen the pictures of the heisman trophy winner that have been making the rounds? >> yeah, with the crabs, yes. >> i haven't. >> okay. sam, look at your monitor. he loves crab legs, man. look at that. who doesn't? ty love crab legs. and this was actually for a muppets christmas special. a great story. who would put that in their heisman trophy case? >> say it again. it's going to be a long season of road games for jameis winston. crab legs. >> he's going to have a lot of crabs. >> he's going to get a lot of crabs. >> chuck todd, of course, nbc chief white house correspondent. chuck, big news out of washington. specifically on benghazi. you end up -- we end up finding out that the white house was directing susan rice to stick on the talking points that it was a video, it was a video, it was a video. and told her specifically that it had nothing to do -- to make sure that people knew it had nothing to do with barack obama's foreign policy. how significant o

the outcry of free seafood university, fsu, grab a crab and gravel punishment were heard across the netnd the trophy winner releasing a statement saying, quote, in a moment of youthful ignorance i walked out of the store without paying for one of my items. youthful ignorance? i am sure you wrote that. what do you think? this is quite a story. it just shows -- he is young and naive, what he needs to do. i don't know if you can write him out that easily. >> i enjoy watching him play both sports likes to play but at the same time he has done a lot of trouble besides the big patch of trouble that was very serious with the accusations of sexual assault that he was cleared of. he has also gotten in trouble, police came, windows were shot out with bb guns, another incident tell local burger king where they said he was dealing soda. >> they keep people in college like they should this would stop it. but i think -- there's plenty of money. he thinks he can break the rules. melissa: we got to go. cheryl casone filling in for liz claman. what can we expect from the next hour? cheryl: won't be bori

we don't really know who's talking to him at fsu and what kind of advice he's getting.hope that he's going to get better advice about his decisions, personal and professional starting as soon as he becomes a very highly paid nfl player. let's hope he surrounds himself with the right people. >> much is given and much is expected. thank you very much, greatly appreciated. >> a controversial prison sentence for a rapist tops our stories around the "news nation," the montana supreme court is taking a stand against a one-month prison sentence for a high school teacher who raped 14-year-old girl who later took her own life. it says the lower court sentence was too lenient. the lower court district judge said the victim was, probably as much in control of the situation as the high school teacher who raped her. the supreme court has now decided to assign the case to a different judge for re-sentencing this after tremendous outrage, by the way, directed at the judge and many people wanted him to lose his judgeship. >>> and the company csx plans to have a massive oil train accide

but the department of education is reportedly investigating fsu over its handling of the assault allegationt was perhaps a nod to that episode, winston added, i realize that i'm in the public spotlight. and my conduct needs to be above reproach. now, in order to avoid being criminally charged, winston will have to complete 20 hours of community service and probably repay the 33 bucks for the crab legs. this being his fourth alleged incident with the law in about 18 months, he'll continue to fall under increasing scrutiny. robin? >> thank you for that, matt. he's saying all of the right things in his statement. knowing that, yes, he is under the spotlight. and he's got to conduct himself in a certain way. and it seems to be a pattern, which is very disturbing to some people. but he's been suspended from the baseball team. they're taking it seriously. >> but you only get so many chances. that's what he needs to realize. and i guess it's safe to say, he ate the evidence. >> it's safe to say that? it is safe to say that? >> i couldn't help myself. i'm sorry. >> michael, you are a man after my o

>> somebody is calling it fsu, free seafood university. >> they just litigate the death penalty on and flooding in front of my old home, which you can see past the truck. and, no, mike barnicle, it's not a dirt road. it is a very nice road. >> most of america has just become a lot dumber because of all of our associations with t.j. asprayia. how do you say his last name? >> it's your birthday, mika! ♪ happy birthday, dear mika >> i got bill karins! >> i love it! i know! >> the birthday suit comes later. >> he always goes too far. >> he's going to show me his birthday suit. >> that's what he said after. >> i think he's already changing. >> i was going to say, it hasn't been the first time he's mead that offer. >> there's not much to see. >> wow. ♪ ♪ and seventy-seven thousand dollars per minute. that's what big oil made last year... now they're spending it to rig the system against you. pushing washington to cut american-made biofuels... bullying gas stations to use more of their oil... all so they get richer...and you pay more. truth is, biofuels are cleaner, better for your engine and

one player came out of fsu, a linebacker there, demarcus walker, who tweeted this.comes to media. >> it does kind of look like a double standard. i don't care if he's gay and the many things that have been said over the last couple of days. but it does look like there is a double standard. it's like remember when tim tebow was out and he was very vocal and visible about his religion? and there was some things that were tweeted about him that were so bad, nobody got fined, like that guy got fined from miami. for instance, here is a tweet from philadelphia eagles guard evan matthias. he said, don't die a virgin. terrorists are waiting up there for you at tim tebow. thinking about you, big guy. he didn't get in trouble for that. there just does seem to be a double standard. >> sure. especially remember back demarcus' tweet, it was retweeted over 9,000 times as of last night. there were people thinking this same thing. we asked you what you thought. bill e-mailed us and said to know someone's religion or sexual orientation is fine. continual displays of either is not. t