. >>> it was a hot august night in jacksonville, florida. and a time of celebration for april and justin barber. it was their third wedding anniversary, and april was about to finish her training as a radiology technician. >> april had gone into the field of oncology, specifically radiology-type treatment for cancer patients, which was inspired by her mother's death of cancer. >> justin had good news, too. he had just got a job for a large lumber company. >> he was a very good guy, very smart, very successful. had everything going for him. just like my sister. they were two of a kind, i guess. >> the couple's anniversary dinner was at an italian restaurant. later, they took a walk along the beach. but their romantic evening ended there when a man demanded money. justin tried to grab the gun, shots were fired. and that's the last thing justin remembered. when he regained consciousness, she realized he had been shot and was bleeding. he found april unconscious and face down in the water. justin dragged april's body about 100 yards towards thei

looking out to the southwest it's milder in places like atlanta and new orleans and jacksonville florida. we'll tap into this wednesday and raise the temperatures farther. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 63 degrees is today's high, cool and clouds, sunny breaks a spotty sprinkle or shower can't be ruled out. wednesday is my pick of the week, this is my perfect kind of day, mid 70s low humidity, nice and warm, partly sunny. thursday and friday we have a coastal system that will be shooting past us, could pop a shower or two along the coast. slight chance on thursday, maybe a better chance on friday. if the storm stays off the coast we won't have to worry about anything other than drizzle. in any event the storm is gone for the weekend, 70 saturday, 76 sunday, if you have outlet door plans if you want to do is a barbecue go for it. >> topping our people scene fans of the hot abc show grace matt -- anatomy are so upset a super fan launched a petition on change.org. dempsey said after 11 years on the show, the time was right to leave for what he called a life changing role. >> d

. >>> it was a hot august night in jacksonville, florida. a time of celebration for april and justin barber.

today this was the scene in jacksonville, florida where strong wind split trees and toppled big branchese of which felon top of homes and cars. two hems were seriously damage but nobody was injury. >>> time for a check of the forecast and around here it is mild but chilly. >> really chilly. temperatures walter, below average. that trend will continue tomorrow. the the clouds will break for sun in the afternoon. we will show you near term. storm tracker six double scan radar tracking some light rainfall across extreme south jersey and delaware. we will go in tighter on street level at storm tracker six and you can see showers there in sea isle city, cape may, west ward into new castle and kent count is there in delaware smyrna, dealing with light rain showers. same thing for dover milford and lewis. this will continue as we go through the overnight. and conditions will gradually improve from west to east across much of the region as we get in the second half of our weekend. we will show you our picture outside, sky six live in hd looking the at ben franklin bridge on this saturday night.

and out of jacksonville florida, she had spinal fusion surgery in went 2010, that she says was a mistaked is still suffering from it. so rose mary, we are talking about overuse and unnecessary procedures, how do you really define otheruse or unnecessary. >> it is overuse is when the risks are simply greater than the benefits. we just shouldn't do it. >> well, in 2013, u.s.a. today, they did an analysis of medical research in government databases and they came one this list. it is the five most common surgeries done that aren't negligence. and their list is, cardiac angioplasty and intercepts cardiac pacemakers, back surgery, himself recollect my and hip and knee replacement. do these bursts in the pead yeah really reflect the scope of this problem. >> that list are really the most common unnecessary surgeries that are being performed. and hundreds of thousands of people have them every year. and so i think that list is pretty accurate. >> but in terms of the scope of it, do you think that it is out there enough that people get a sense of the volume of these cases. >> i think there's a gr

environment but this video which has gotten over 1.5 million views in just a few days from jacksonville florida is taking it to levels that are, let's be honest, illegal. it's video shot from inside a pizza joint. you can see there's a white car and a whole group of people. this guy gets up to ten. the reason the lady behind the camera is capturing this is because when they turned up she noticed ten people get out of this car, four of them getting out of the trunk. >> which means they are going to be getting back in the trunk. >> so everybody can fit in the car. >> there are kids in the car? >> there are kids getting into the trunk. one gets in right there, getting over to the left-hand side, then another one starts getting in here. >> they're looking to see if anybody is recording this. yeah we're recording y'all. >> this is when the guy wearing the number 2 shirt is actually caught. he starts holding his hands up. yes, many people had noticed. this video was uploaded to facebook. many many many more people noticed. they posted the video. you can see one of the first comments the guy came in a

in my case was jacksonville, florida. it took me about 45 minutes to adjust. i've never had a nightmare. never had a flashback. i have never had any difficulties at all. some physical difficulties obviously, but it didn't take me any time at all to adjust. the last couple of years, we were together in groups. and we did a lot of things, from history classes and mathematics to putting on plays and skits and movies and playing cards. and so, you know, it wasn't as if i had just walked out of three years of solitary confinement into the outside world. so it didn't take most of us long at all. kelly: what experiences prompted you to go into politics? senator mccain: my last job in the navy was the navy liaison officer in the senate. it is small office in the russell center building. i and a marine, major jim jones, who later became a commandant of the marine corps and now is the head of nato -- i worked there and got interested in the political process because i observed it here, saw how impactful a hard-working, dedicated, knowledgeable member of the senate can b

hen he got the news in jacksonville florida. >> i yelled i said "no it can't possibly happen. greg." you know? because i don't think anyone could have overpowered greg. if he had had a chance. you know? i suspect that heap just just never had a chance. >> reporter: given the bad blood between greg fall and john mcafee then. the belizean police thought it would be a good idea to walk down the beach and have a word with the reclusive millionaire. the trouble was, they couldn't find him. he had up and disappeared. in short order the police declared mcafee the primary suspect. the news flashed around the world. >> the tech millionaire is a fugitive. >> reporter: a celebrity manhunt in the tropics that was like catnip. so i packed my bags and booked a flight to belize. >> coming up -- >> here's the house. >> nice. >> a one-time member of mcafee's harem lets us into his lair. where the stories only get stranger. >> you tried to shoot him? >> if you run over somebody it's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in

and so this space is smaller than other places such as jacksonville, florida. and you have got tension in the community and members of the community that are ill equipped for today's job market and need education and economic development. and small businesses that can use incentives. to with able to employ people. there is a lot of -- baltimore is a beautiful city. there is a lot of jobs for people that are highly qualified and specialized but there is a gap in jobs available for people who are not highly specialized. >> there is a sad scene in baltimore now. in west baltimore, police are in a line and are retreating in the face of 2, 3 people. this is astounding. >> leland? you're on live. >> hey. sorry about that. >> looks like police are retreating in the face of a few people again. >> well they have. that is what we saw. you can see how residents here are just trying to see this more than ending and is probably a little intoxicated. what is striking is that police protect them or beat them is what we've heard. tonight police have had the opportunity to prot

people who live in and around jacksonville, florida. listen to. the power lines and trees are down.abrera. more is on the way for some folks? >> on more but i don't think for jacksonville. they are cleaning up with good weather there. the bull's-eye today i think is in texas. torrential downpours with flash flooding as well and dallas is hit the last couple of days and another round for them today. we are not talking about a big tornadic outbreak. talking about large hail and lightning that will accompany the heavy rain here, but we can't rule out an isolated tornado from san antonio through austin heading up towards dallas and oklahoma city. where you see the yellow, that is the enhanced area today for some nasty thunderstorms and some areas picking up just some regular thunderstorms later this afternoon. just not severe here. so that is what we have to look forward to. there is the clock. watch the storms as they bubble up. this is what we call the dry line that comes in with dry air and moisture clashing around dallas here and that for later this afternoon and into evening is wha

we branched out to phoenix and jacksonville, florida. those are now large sites as well. in rochester, there are approximately 39 thousand employees. 4000 physicians. 400 physicians in the jacksonville campus. 60,000 employees we are the largest employer in the state of minnesota. about $9.5 billion in revenue each year. patients can come to the mayo clinic without a referral. they simply need to contact us. that is how things are working at the moment. host: are you a for-profit or nonprofit? guest: we are a not-for-profit humanitarian organization. we have a strong research and education component that has supported the practice the last century. research is a big part of what we do. our research programs support the needs of the patients. we bring in approximately $225 million a year in nih funding. out of its income, the mayo clinic invests about $275 million a year in research. we have one of the largest training programs in the country for graduate, special its best specialists, and primary care physicians. also postdoctoral scientists. we are a large, academic rese

one of the worst prons is at the va outpatient clinic in jacksonville, florida. more veterans waited for health care there than in the entire states of new york and pennsylvania combined. >> you have more folks wanting to come into the system but, again, this is coming at a very challenging time for the va because, again, they ear trying to reset and refocus. >> reporter: the va is building new facilities like this veterans hospital in fayetteville north carolina, to handle a greater need as the wars wind down in iraq and afghanistan. deputy secretary of veterans affairs sloan gibson says "as we improve access more veterans are coming." last month president obama visited the va hospital in phoenix, arizona, where the initial problems were uncovered. >> it's important that veterans now that somebody's got their backs and if there are problems we're not being defensive about it we're not hiding them. >> reporter: he says the va is chipping away at the problem. and some good news in the data. wait times for va doctors in the midwest, northeast, and west coast states

they found wait times of more one of the worst problems is at the va outpatient clinic in jacksonville, florida. more veterans waited for health care there than in the entire states of new york and pennsylvania combined. >> you have more folks wanting to come into the system but, again, this is coming at a very challenging time for the va because, again, they ear trying to reset and refocus. >> reporter: the va is building new facilities like this veterans hospital in fayetteville, north carolina, to handle a greater need as the wars wind down in iraq and afghanistan. deputy secretary of veterans affairs sloan gibson says, "as we improve access, more veterans are coming." last month president obama visited the va hospital in phoenix, arizona, where the initial problems were uncovered. >> it's important that veterans now that somebody's got their backs and if there are problems we're not being defensive about it, we're not hiding them. >> reporter: he says the va is chipping away at the problem. and some good news in the data. wait times for va doctors in the midwest, northeast, and west coast s

and look to the south. 71 in columbia. 71 in jacksonville, florida. upper 70s in dallas.ow we could actually hit 70 degrees despite the clouds and also those shower chances. but take a look what's happening as far as the seven set up. high pressure moving away. that gave us all of the sunshine and dry weather but right now we're watching this front off to the west. that's going to spark up those showers and even some thunderstorms potentially by late tomorrow afternoon and evening. as we watch this system move from west to east. it is going to take its time. right now the atmosphere still relatively dry there might be a few sprinkles far north and west toward the lehigh valley as well as the pocono mountains. but better chances of that rainfall right now as we move toward state college and also the western part of the state. so as far as the timing, you can see right now we're watching for that light rain north and west. so by midnight most of it still to the north and west of our viewing area but by tomorrow morning, we'll be looking at scattered light showers across the

john's river in jacksonville, florida.n fire division chief randy napoli arrives just minutes later, he knows he has his work cut out for him. >> i could see that basket dangling, and i thought we could lose the arm and the three individuals on it. if the boom hit the water from over 100 feet, it would not have been a good situation. >> kim brooks is one of the people clinging to life in that basket. she's a department of transportation intern. earlier that morning she arrived, excited to inspect her first big bridge. >> the bridge had been recently constructed, so we were checking for stress cracks. when we had to go underneath the bridge and over the water, some anxiety. >> but kim is out with a group of veterans -- a senior bridge inspector and two contractors who helped build the bridge. none of them anticipate any danger. suddenly the engine on the mechanical arm gives out. >> there was a loud squealing sound and the next second, the wildest bungee jump you've ever been on. >> instantly one of the contractors is throw

this is out of jacksonville, florida, i wish i had a tape of it. the largest group of employees who will be affected, called a meeting on my way down. it was one of the most emotional events i have ever been. employees were actually crying in the audience. people were clapping because we had so much challenged their personal lives and be able to distinguish whether to put gas in the car or food on the table. we had yet to measure engagement scores. we will do that the end of the year. this is the program. benefits, the richest medical plan for the least cost, and $16 per hour minimum wage. our wage benefit improvement will cost $26.5 million per year. that is the full rate in 2016 if everybody takes advantage of the program. what we are finding is that for retail customers -- back to if we should have a single payer system, we will eventually get there. we will have a bunch of individuals walking around with their own money and a stipend from the employer or their government. and they will be buying health care retail. when they buy retail, 73% of

sweet pete's is a candy store located in jacksonville, florida, specializing in chocolates and candy handmade by master chocolatier peter behringer. >> so you guys like candy? >> mm-hmm. >> pete's love of sweets began at the age of 12, when he started making candy for his mom's shop-- peterbrooke chocolatier. >> i wouldn't do anything else. >> family business was thriving, and life was good for pete and his wife, allison. but after a dispute, pete left the business and was forced to start over from scratch. >> the last $10,000 we had, we put into this business. >> starting over required the help of a financing partner. >> my whole idea was, find talented people and help support them to get a business going. >> sweet pete's opened its doors in 2010. by 2012, it was doing over $400,000 in revenue, but it posted a loss of $17,000. the stress of that has caused their partnership to crumble. >> you are a fraud. you are a fraud. >> with a colorful array of handmade candy, sweet pete's has a phenomenal product. >> this is how it's done. >> but their lack of business savvy could ultimately b

for "cbs this morning saturday" vicente arenas jacksonville florida. >> this is such an dmishladmirableorth carolina this week. >> i think $100,000 is the goal. so far they're at $21,000. if you want to follow the journey or find out more go to our website at cbsthismorning.com. >>> print'sbritain's prince william and his wife kate are expecting their second child any day now. they don't know if it is a boy or girl but that isn't stopping people from hedging their bets on the future sibling of 21-month-old prince george. wage easy on monday. but the biggest change was in her own classroom. >> when there was a note that said i wish my teacher knew i don't have a friend to play with, that next day at recess all the girls huddled around her and they were all playing together because kids support each other. >> reporter: i asked one third grader why not just tell the teacher about your thoughts or needs? he said it was a lot easier to write it down as a class assignment. as we all know sometimes things are hard to say outloud. for "cbs this morning saturday" barry peterson denver. >> such a

we branched out to phoenix and jacksonville, florida. those are now large sites as well. in rochester, there are approximately 39 thousand employees. 4000 physicians. 400 physicians in the jacksonville campus. 60,000 employees we are the largest employer in the state of minnesota. about $9.5 billion in revenue each year. patients can come to the mayo clinic without a referral. they simply need to contact us. that is how things are working at the moment. host: are you a for-profit or nonprofit? guest: we are a not-for-profit humanitarian organization. we have a strong research and education component that has supported the practice the last century. research is a big part of what we do. our research programs support the needs of the patients. we bring in approximately $225 million a year in nih funding. out of its income, the mayo clinic invests about $275 million a year in research. we have one of the largest training programs in the country for graduate, special its best specialists, and primary care physicians. also postdoctoral scientists. we are a large, academic rese

. >> host: john in jacksonville florida, you have been very patient.s smiley go ahead. >> caller: yes tavis. the first thing i'd like to say dyad mire you and especially admire dr. west tremendously. >> guest: thank you . >> don't see anyone spewing the fact that the economic indicators for black people have not made progress in america during president obama's term, but my question to you is, do not state and local governments also share some of the blame for that? i'll take your answer off the air. >> guest: a beautiful question. when i answered that question earlier i made it clear i'm not putting all the blame at the feet of barack obama. automatic i'm saying is that if there's going to be a serious come to jesus meeting after he is out of office because for all the hopes and dreams and aspirations that black people had, the data is going to be clear that we lost ground in every category. so my point is, barack obama could have been poke dot. his colors matter less to me -- believe symbolism and i believe in substance and as an african-american i'm

for "cbs this morning saturday" vicente arenas jacksonville florida. >> this is such an dmishladmirablerth carolina this week. >> i think $100,000 is the goal. so far they're at $21,000. if you want to follow the journey or find out more go to our website at cbsthismorning.com. >>> print'sbritain's prince william and his wife kate are expecting their second child any day now. they don't know if it is a boy or girl but that isn't stopping people from hedging their bets on the future sibling of 21-month-old prince george. wagers are being made on the weight, name eye color and name. many are hoping for tuesday, that would be the 89th birthday of great grandmother queen elizabeth. >> that would be cool. >>> nearly 7 million elementary children live in poverty in this country and more than twice that many are eligible for free lunches. >> many of those kids don't like talking about their lives outside the classroom, but a teacher in denver found a way to get her students to open up. here's barry peterson. >> what's your evidence for her being greedy? >> reporter: third grade teacher kyle sc

this the video also showing a hail and in jacksonville's florida really coming down the strong winds gusts as well with the storm came through a summer run drexel for up a couple days ago very active for a few days when photo going viral not hail people thinking it's still this is to perfect ear for it to the hill of the system of full the sizzle of that photo once and a water balloon or something mullion no more for. us for. kron-4-dot-com. >> james: it severe storms we'll see or talk mutt here have really damaging winds roll through the gulf coast is today and some really heavy downpour and likelihood of flooding is a real concern for folks down there expect telecourse the dates that tomorrow morning to get all video and to see flooded neighborhoods with the doorways flooded halfway up of. racing's most shots out of texas and likely see are those in the gulf coast states as well. severe weather handling up to the country right now. and the other side of the country and weather picture nothing but a clear blue skies over san francisco. at a chris the field: the british out in back r

and i've talked to raymond trucking in jacksonville florida, they all trucks have gone to lng. trucker. and he is moving to natural gas. you've got fedex, yes, moving to natural gas. and, but i don't find like i did ten years ago. i asked him if you liked the fuel. they had all kinds of reasons to know. they didn't like it no more. all say, fuel that keeps giving. cheaper, he'll do the job, it's cleaner. dylan said they have business. and they never got his business before. why? natural gas. so, yes, this is going to happen. >> 12 months then, oil will be higher natural gas, you're not ready to make a big bull or bear call. >> higher than it is today. >> in 12 months? >> it will be. >> you have a birthday next week as well. >> do you want to tell which one it is? >> thank you. >> you fell out your chair when -- >> i said you look great, you'll be 87 you look great. >> thanks. >> thank you for joining us. >> i do look good. >> you do. happy birthday. i called him the legendary boone pickens going into the break he said do you know what a legend is, it's a 75-year-old that still

i went down to jacksonville, florida -- i wish i had a tape of it for you -- i stood before a group of employees called a meeting on my way down. it was one of the most emotional event i have ever been out. employees were actually crying in the audience. people were clapping because we had so much challenged their personal lives and be able to put food on the table and make distinguish whether to put gas in the car or food on the table. we had yet to measure engagement scores. we will do that the end of the year. this is the program. benefits, the richest medical plan for the least cost, and $16 per hour minimum wage. our wage benefit improvement will cost $26.5 million per year. that is the full rate in 2016 if everybody takes advantage of the program. what we are finding is that for retail customers -- back to if we should have a single payer system, we will eventually get there. the united states has its own unique way of finding its way. we will have a bunch of individuals walking around with their own money, and a stipend from the employer or their government. and they will be buy

so i went down to jacksonville, florida, and i wish i had a tape of it for you.i stood in front of our largest group of employees that would be affected by this. called them on my way down to the site. it was one of the most emotional events i've ever been at. employees actually crying in the audience. people who were clapping because we had so much challenge their personal lives in being able to put food on the table and make distinctions between whether i put gas in the car, put my kids in school or put food on the table. it was amazing. we have yet to measure the engagement scores which which we'll do at the end of this year. but this is the program. so benefits, lowest -- the richest medical plan for the least expensive medical costs and $16 an hour as the minimum wage. so our wage and benefit improvement will cost us $26.5 million a year, that's the dpul run rate in 2016 if everybody takes advantage of the program. and what we're finding is that for retail customers, which is where our industry is headed to back to earlier comments about whether we should ha

greg is in jacksonville, florida. you're on the air, greg caller: good morning. i'm a 35-year watcher of c-span. always appreciated the show. i'm the alter ego of my friend in georgia you hear from sometimes. it's good to talk to you. let me send a very strong american thank you to c-span for all the coverage you bring to the american people. i also wanted to say to you just quickly that i just appreciate that call from texas that is very -- i think that disagreement is good for the country. i also think that the president and john kerry and all those people on both sides of the aisle deserve a hand in trying to support this deal that has come up. it's very interesting again with all due respect to the people of israel that they have not signed the nonproliferation nuclear agreement that most other countries have signed. they do have nuclear weapons, all the other countries, pack stand, india they have nuclear weapons. i actually see this as iran trying to have some assurances themselves that they will be protected by all the hostility in the middle east. so i ne

thank you for the call from jacksonville florida.uest: thank you for that story and the powerful story of how you overcame hardship. i would just note two things, as people think about the circumstances of raising children today, as compared to what you describe. mothers raising kids are working at extraordinarily high levels today. that is one thing that is different from 20 or 30 years ago. poor mothers, single mothers married mothers are working at very high levels, even in the baby's first year of life. one of the things happening is that low income people are actually putting even more work of their own into supporting families, the problem is that the low-wage labor market is really not working for supporting a family. not only because of the low income, but because of unstable schedules, not enough hours. the economy has changed the ability to get anything more stable, even if you have a high school degree and nothing more has changed. i think what people need to stabilize their life -- and of course, the housing you described

barbara is in jacksonville florida. caller: good morning.e as americans have fallen so far from where we first started. the founding fathers, they came to america because they wanted a free environment where they could serve god as they choose. they were not perfect but because they loved and feared god, god bless america to become the leading nation of the world. we have fallen so far from what the fathers envisioned this country to be. a democracy. how can we preach democracy and not practice it ourselves? the eye of the world is upon us. we have cheapened our country. we are destroying our self from within. a nation divided against itself cannot stand. we need to come back to god as a nation, the principles on which this country was built. host: briber in jacksonville. from politico, drug report still dominance. -- drudge report still dominant. it is the leading source of referral traffic according to the leading advertisement management firm. it has not changed in -- it has not changed much in more than two decades and has a norman's inf

atlanta, jacksonville and pensacola florida. have two areas of low pressure one here, the upper level low back across the western portions of the ohio valley. all this travels east over the next 24, 48 hours just brushing our southern zones where we could see showers overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. otherwise this is basically a nonevent for us. we're seeing mostly sunny skies a few high, thin clouds increase this afternoon. everybody clouds up overnight tonight and we get into tomorrow morning, even though this model is bullish on the idea we'll kick things on out of here quickly. there could showers holding on in southern portions of south jersey and state of delaware. sunday afternoon, pop up showers for the lehigh valley and the poconos, otherwise it's clouds and sunshine. a nice easy forecast this weekend. sunny skies today increasing high clouds, 60 degrees that's the forecasted high. normally we should be around 66, 67, a good seven degrees below average. overnight tonight there could showers late after midnight.

host: that is fran from jacksonville, florida.he ministration dropping cuba from the terrorists list. it is their front page story. it quotes john kerry -- that is an the miami herald this morning. let's go to maxine and austin, texas. caller: thanks for taking my call. i would like to say this lady that call to let owned the beauty salon i do not know what type of degree she has. i am a registered nurse. i have been for 44 years. i was discriminated grossly in the health care profession in my profession. i think hillary will make a good president. because of her accomplishments. she first went to law school. then she got out and she did lots of public service. then she got her a paying job. then she became the first lady, a senator. her accomplishments have exceeded anything. i educated for children by myself -- four children by myself. all have college degrees. one happens to work for the justice department. needless to say, women deserve everything. we run the house. we run the schools. we do everything. we need to get paid. we

a caller who says religion divides us is michael from jacksonville, florida. caller: good morning. i thank you for allowing me to make this call. ok. religions have the same miracles if you study the origins of religions. they are all based on the seasons. and you have an infinite god supposedly, which would render hell, the creation, and all this nonsense and possible. -- impossible. and it all for bid doubt an examination. plus, how in the world will we go against an all-powerful being ? this is ludicrous. all you have to do is look at the writings. and i thank you for your time. or go back, much is said that shows that everything in nature is in eternal flux and reflux. this explains everything. you do not need a prime mover in order to move, which is already in motion. host: "time" magazine -- the freedom fight. the attack on gay rights. one of the issues in the attack on believers. both sides from "time" magazine. and this point on our twitter page. religion? allows christians to be bigoted and homophobic. you can join in on the conversation by sending us a tweet at @cspanwj.

had a wide swath of severe weather across the deep south bowling green kentucky to jacksonville and the panhandle of florida. today that area will shift toward texas and the central plains. witch at that under the gun for severe weather. fairly mild this small area here that's holding on to the chilly stuff, the great lakes the mid atlantic and the northeast temperatures in this part of the country still below average. everybody else will see numbers soaring this afternoon across the gulf coast states and dallas texas. a look at the major homes in philadelphia. all flights were on time, no weather-related delays, logan chicago, low -- hair, 36, atlanta, newark and jurassic temperatures in the 40s and all flights on time. >> the phillies fanatic celebrates his birthday, he is 37 years old. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: wins are hard to come by for the phillies. winless in his last 13 starts, boon can unanimous has -- boo -- buchanan has not won a game since 2012. atlanta, 2-run shot. phils you mean 2-0. they blow it. it falls apart in the 7th. braves on the board down 1.althy. cigna covers prevent diek

area of concern in terms of severe weather today is up and down the state of florida on the peninsula there from jacksonville could have thunderstorms with strong wind gusts and maybe even an isolated tornado. if you're headed to orlando you want to check with your airline to make sure there's no problems there. 72 degrees in orlando right now. all green aircraft so no major delays at philadelphia international airport and no precipitation in any of our most frequently traveled destinations, matt. >> thank you david. >> coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00 a troubleshooter's case. sure to get people talking about what is fair when it comes to company policies. troubleshooter nydia han has this preview. >> reporter: i'mydia han. >> i'm thankful i'm here. >> reporter: she almost lost her life 12 hours before scheduled for takeoff but the airline won't let her use her ticket for a later date. find out why and what all travelers can learn from this one. it's an "action news" troubleshooters case with an ending you may not expect tonight on channel6 "action news" at 11:00. here's to the explorers. those di

and we're taking phone calls the next call from jacksonville, florida republican line. >> caller: listen i changed parties a few years back to republican. i really am confused why i did. eric holder had his own agenda as does president obama. president obama puts people in positions for his own reasons, as you have seen. i don't have to say anything else for the. i feel this is wrong and the woman is going to do the same thing eric holder did. have a good day. >> host: all right. democrat. >> caller: yes i want to say to those who were offended by the fact that loretta has been nominated and is attorney general i am happy, happy for the republican supporter an office and i am just -- i'm sorry, i think eric holder holder was also a great attorney general and a proud of president obama for putting loretta and as his attorney general. i hope that our senate and everyone in the congress can work together and make the united states a better country. >> host: we heard from a number of centers throughout the day and will take a look next up with the minority leader had to say about the nominat

florida, tornados southwest of jacksonville. all this shiferlts to the -- shifts to the west today.et afternoon cloud cover across the mid atlantic. shower activity racing off the coast. chicago, 43, it's a small portion of the united states that's feeling the chilly weather. it's basically the mid atlantic and the northeast. everybody down here, temperatures climb through the 60s and 70s into the 80s across the gulf coast states. as we look at the major hubs across the country. everybody is on time. philadelphia, 52. logan, 48. boston, excuse me, chicago midway and o'hare. order atlantic -- orlando 81 degrees. >> a warning about something that may be on your smart phone free apps could allow hackers to steal your personal information and view your pictures and listener to your calls. we'll show you how you may be giving strangers access to everything. >> reporter: smart phones used for more than talking. an estimated 86% the time we spend on them using apps. many free apps, flashlights even the bible are designed to mine and sell your private information. it's what you agree to, gi

para este lunes a la alerta de inundaciones repentinas en la costa atlÁntica,desde el jacksonville en la floridaaÑo y posiblemente tornados. estÉ muy pendiente al aviso del tiempo en su zona. satcha: de eugenia, muchas gracias, mientras tanto, en el otro extremo del paÍs, lo que cientos personas enfrentan es un infierno. estas imÁgenes dan crÉdito a la magnitud de un incendio que pone en riesgo viviendas cerca de una presa en el sur de california. el siniestro se originÓ por el descuido de alguien que cocinaba, lo que provocÓ la evacuaciÓn de 300 casas, por fortuna, el clima ha colaborado con los nÚmeros que comparten el fuego que llegÓ a cubrir la extensiÓn de una milla y media cuadra habÍa sido sofocado en un 35%. la amenaza de extremismo islÁmico se extiende. tres personas fueron arrestadas gracias a una identificaciÓn para jÓvenes que planean unirse a grupos terroristas.los arrestos fueron hechos en san diego en minnesota, aunque las autoridades aseguran que no representan un peligro alguno para la seguridad nacional. varios estadounidenses viajaron a siria para apoyar al estado islÁmico el

the warm moist air in florida is what they are doctor recommended. they went to jacksonville and stayed there and from there made a day excursion. he was not impressed and they went back home to new york and unfortunately she passed away and a lot changed in florida over the next few years. he had the opportunity to bring his new bride here with the rockefellers for his honeymoon in december of 1883. the town was very changed. there were new modern hotels and cleaned up and the economy was coming back. he was much more impressed and then in march of 1885 he bought his first piece of florida property which is the seven acre sight on which the hotel stands today. he decided when he bought the land in 1885 what st. augustine needed was a grand resort hotel for wealthy people who were beginning to travel up and down particularly the east coast of the united states, wintering in the south summering in the mountains in new england so decided to create the most modern fire-proof, convenient luxury resort in the world. and that is what the hotel response day leon is considered. it's

there's the chance of severe weather it would be florida today where we could not only see gusty winds from any thunderstorms that form from jacksonvillebut also perhaps an isolated tornado. on the big board no major delays this morning but we do have some cloud cover down south in places like atlanta and orlando. if you're headed to disney keep an eye on that forecast and check with your airline. matt. >> thank you david. >>> coming up tonight on "action news" at 11:00 a troubleshooter's case. it is sure to get people talking about what is fair when it comes to company policies. troubleshooter nydia han has this preview. >> reporter: i'm nydia han. this traumatic accident prevented a local woman from jetting off to florida for a family vacation. >> i thank god every day i'm here. >> reporter: this mom says she almost lost her life just 12 hours before she was scheduled for takeoff. the airline won't let her use her ticket for a later day. find out why and what all travelers can learn from this one. it's an "action news" troubleshooters case with an ending you may not expect tonight on channel six "action news" at 11:00. >> a new study

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