fort pickens up in pensacola. he went up again, at risk to his career, with no instructions took it over. not quite a month later, a letter came from washington. he was concerned whether he still had a job, he got instructions to take over the fort, which he held already done. a lot of the troops that came here, this was a training facility for them. you have young troops here mostly rural people from up north. it was kind of unusual. here you have these burly soldiers from the mexican war. they were dealing with basically illiterate young troops that did not know their left from the right. imagine that. here they are, away from home, the first time in a strange area. this was more than eight military experience. -- a military experience. in the summer, they had to deal with death. sometimes they would come down with miasmas, they called, mosquito-borne yellow fever. it wasn't cannonballs that was the main killer, it was fever. 148 of the most modern naval tenants here at the time. -- naval cannons here at the tim

he has big plans for his first night home. >> i'm in pensacola, girl. a bottle of ciroc and a pack of newport 1000. yes, a fresh pack of newports 1000. my -- i need a fresh blade to cut my legs. an eyebrow archer. oh, yes. and, oh, lashes. i need my lashes. i want you to put up on facebook, i want you to -- let them know that the bitch is back. she's back for her crown. the bitch. she's back for her crown, yeah, and yeah. that part. so, wait, wait. at the end of it, let them know about it now. >> $50. good luck to you. ♪ >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> what's going on, lt? >> an inmate known for deviant behavior prompts an emergency response. >> hey, come here and cuff up. come over here and cuff up. >> another inmate turns his fury on two officers. >> he blew up like a roman candle. he went off. >> i slammed him on to the wall. the other little dude

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. >>> located on the florida panhandle, pensacola is home to the naval air station, the primary training base for many of america's top military aviators and home to the legendary blue angels. >> atten-hut. right-face. forward march. >> 35 miles away, a military cadence pierces an otherwise quiet morning. ♪ up in the morning with the break of dawn ♪ ♪ we are veterans standing strong ♪ ♪ we are veterans standing strong ♪ >> the marchers have all served time in the military, but now they're serving time at the santa rosa correctional institution, one of the toughest maximum security prisons in the state of florida. ♪ don't come back in these blues ♪ ♪ don't come back in these blues ♪ >> these inmates are receiving extensive programming specific for veterans that will assist them upon their release from the department of corrections into society. >> you are doing a good job. >> thank you, sir. >> the goal of santa rosa's veterans program is to return a sense of honor and responsibility to former servicemen whose lives have gotten off track. the veterans selected for the program, some of who

pensacola's mayor once the symbol to be taken down. no vote is required. this comes as the nine victims are being laid to rest. tomorrow, funeral services are being held. president obama will be giving the eulogy. new developments in the new york prison break. investigators are looking into whether prison guards were asleep during their evening shift. it has been 20 days since richard matt and david sweat escaped. 7 on your side now with health matters. an alert for your next day at the pool. your eyes may burn a little. lots of folks think that is because of chlorine in the water. the cdc says it is because the chemical in your pool is mixing with urine in your pool. experts also say a strong chlorine smell means there is more germs in the pool. a texas woman lost sight in one eye after participating in a popular mud run. brittney williams was infected with a flesh eating bacteria. she said her i began to hurt after the run. the next morning, she was blind in her left eye. it turns out debris cut her i and that allowed bacteria to get inside. to make matt

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i'm sitting right here in pensacola, florida. we had a shark attack here i think, what two years ago, and that was the other one. people were all over the beaches out here. it's not affecting anything. >> we'll leave it right there. coming up the massacre was senseless and pure evil as -- good-bye to nine christians who just wanted to worship in peace. >>> i want to say thank to our cashin in crew. head over to fox news.com and see stock picks. time to wake up america. what the hell is happening in america? 21-year-old man walks into a church and executes nine god-worshipping people. a pastor who is also a state senator and eight parishioners. by all accounts pastor clementa pinkney was a great man a great dad, and what a tragedy for those two little girls positive to lose their dad just before father's day. he wanted the world to know his hate. he spared one victim so she could tell everyone what he said just before killing the church goers. according to witnesses, he declared you're raping our women, you're taking over our coun

i'm sitting right here in pensacola, florida.had a shark attack here i think, what two years ago, and that was the other one. people were all over the beaches out here. it's not affecting anything. >> we'll leave it right there. coming up the massacre was senseless and pure evil as -- good-bye to nine christians who just wanted to worship in peace. you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments a year? in fact, today's xerox is working in surprising ways to help companies simplify the way work gets done and life gets lived. with xerox, you're ready for real business. >>> i want to say thank to our cashin in crew. head over to fox news.com and see stock picks. time to wake up america. what the hell is happening in america? 21-year-old man

>>> just east of pensacola, in the florida panhandle, is 84 acres of some of the most dangerous land in the state. this is the santa rosa correctional institution, a maximum security prison with more than 2,800 inmates. >> roll out. >> i have over 200 inmates that are serving life sentences, and i have over 200 inmates that are serving 25-year mandatory sentences. our population here at santa rosa consists of inmates that are violation of probation to drug charges to burglary to rape or murder. just coming to work, the correctional officers in an institution put themselves in danger every day. >> back out, kneel down. kneel down till i tell you to, you understand? >> i worry about them 24 hours a day. the worst thing you can have happen as a warden is one of your staff members hurt or loss of one of your staff members. >> i am going to put it in these terms just for it to be honest, understanding that this is a war. so, you don't know what to expect from day to day and minute to minute. you can't beat the people that made the system and made the rules and have all the power. >> j.c.,

instances which the flag was at the center of controversies that spilled outout into the streets pensacola and chattanooga. clearly maintaining the learnings environment is critical but should be wiggle room to help students learn the more sew fuss it -- sophies it indicate view. >> if i could make an observation, the commercialization of that sim bowl variations on that theme obviously it's very colorful, its primary colors. if you have a basic computer, you can turn out all sorts of t-shirts bumper stickers, hat bands and so forth. on one hadn't seems to be such a great proliferation commercially of that symbol, i'm also struck by the fact that you don't see the actual flag itself flown in as many distant places as one once did. you mentioned world war ii, and southern-born soldiers flying the battle flag on oak -- okinawa. i've seen famous pictures of the flag on iwo jima. i saw it on many fire bases in vietnam. i think it's perhaps important to note that despite the fact that several large combat units fighting in iraq today come directly from the deep south the old south mississippi a

anthony file, pensacola, florida, jesse watters did not have to go to the inner city to find slackersound them in the republican districts of kentucky and west virginia. you know why i agree, anthony? slackers can be found in most precincts but there is a culture growing in some places which will lead to poverty. that was the point of the rhode island watters world. steven horsily monroe washington bill, your talking points are spot on about pride. i came here from australia 22 years ago. i've seen american pride decline in that time. i dropped out of high school but worked hard and now i have a great life. life can be -- i have a great job. life can be great if you work hard." absolutely. and that is the "factor" letter of the day. enjoy your signed copy of "legends and lies," steve. ronald kandahar afghanistan, i'm a retired marine working here as a defense contractor. i love all the "killing" books and i'm looking forward to "killing reagan." out september 22nd, ron. please stay safe over there. linda higgins, frostburg, maryland. i'm fat estimated by the life of general custer. th

. >> severe thunderstorm watches not just for our area but from pennsylvania to pensacola, florida. literally the entire eastern seaboard is -- the latest on that on storm team 4 radar. >> you can see the warning up here. this is for maryland's east -- around talbot county. the storms moving away. they were in annapolis and in the diehl area. tracking more storms into the area. this one just west of garfield northeast of boone area. as it makes its way north and northeast ward, it will hit areas like flint and st. anthony in a couple of minutes. right alongside i-40 west of brunswick, a pocket of some heavy rain here. this storm has not been warned on as of yet. do think we could see more isolated severe thunderstorm warnings issued. we've got threat of heavy rain for not just the afternoon rush but late tonight. you're going to see that line as i show you the futurecast coming up a little later this hour. isolated flooding, wind damage all possible with any of these isolated thunderstorms that do fire and turn severe. warnings, if

his body found friday night near the corner of pensacola drive and carolyn avenue. investigators say he was shot at least once but the coroner hasn't finished the autopsy yet. there was another deadly shooting just hours later in downtown san jose. those are the ninth and tenth homicides this year in san jose. this time last year there were 19. >>> the manhunt for two escaped killers in new york is now over. but the investigation continues with the focus now on the prison where they escaped. 23 days ago. >> nbc's jay gray is outside clinton correctional facility now with more on the dramatic capture of one of the men, and what comes next. >> reporter: after three long weeks the manhunt ended in just seconds. >> just bang bang. >> reporter: two shots dropping escaped killer david sweat. fired by new york state police sergeant jay cook who was on patrol alone, outside the search area when he saw sweat along the road just a mile or two from the canadian border. >> at that point, sweat took off running, sergeant cook immediately engaged in a foot pursuit of some duratio

he went to war and after the war, like many board navy officers, he decided to become a pilot in pensacola. he had the first airplane that was available and ready for flying. he was the front runner for a while. many people thought that the odds of byrd and davis were just about equal. on a final test, close to where i live near virginia beach what is now langley field his very heavy plane could not lift off and he crashed and both he and booster -- wooster were killed. many people believe that the turning point of the race was when lindbergh showed up. it was not at all. it became much more serious when davis and stanton booster -- wooster died. of course the russian mechanic and the french radio operator had died before them, but they were not part of the small world of american flyers. it was a tragedy, but these were people that were known, so people started losing friends at this point. at that point, a cloud descended over the race and there was a sense of doom. >> is this the plane? joe jackson: i talk a lot more about the personalities than the mechanical instruments, but that was

. >> 30 miles away from pensacola, in the small town of milton on the florida panhandle lies a compound that's never on the itinerary of local tour buses. but once a week another bus, one nobody willingly rides, passes through the gates of the santa rosa correctional institution, florida's toughest maximum security prison. >> we get between 40 to 70 inmates a week, by school-sized buses that are secure. >> everybody get your shirts tucked in, get your i.d.s out. >> we get intakes from all over the state of florida. they can be new inmates coming in through the reception center or inmates coming from other institutions that their level, custody levels change. >> watch your step. watch your step. >> they'll come in through our bay. typically, they'll have their property with them. we'll identify them as they come off the bus, then drop their property and we'll go through their property individually. >> get the knots out of the bags. if you have your bag with a knot in it, while you're standing there, get it undone. >> we're trying to do this as expediently as possible and making sure ther

tax incentives for people to establish -- i can tell you, jeff immelt if you want to move gm to pensacolaa, 0% taxes, state income taxes, and in south carolina they will actually give you tax cuts. don't do it. stay where you are. i don't think they will raise the taxes. but it is pure insanity. and this is really at the heart of the economic debate that we have had for years. >> i know but we don't -- i'm not sure i mean i think someone who -- a politician in charge a leader in charge can make deals on tax breaks and incentives, in exchange for treating your workers better. i think that could happen. but you need a candidate who is actually willing to not just say it, do it. and not be so cozy with those big companies that you can't. i don't know who that is yet. i really don't. it was elizabeth warren. >> well, no i think liz weatherelizabethlizelizabeth may be too hostile to businesses. >> maybe. >> that was my point. what you don't want happening across america what is happening in connecticut. >> i understand what you mean by too hostile and i'm not sure that's what she is. but i und

could see as much about two to three inches of rain especially along the panhandle of florida near pensacolato louisiana, too. so we do have to keep an eye out for stronger storms later on today. especially from washington, d.c. right down into northern south carolina. back behind the front, 70s and 80s, lower humidity. it will get much much better out there. we have extreme heat in the northwest, with heat advisories in effect temperature >>> hey, good saturday morning to you. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. waking up to clouds in san bruno. clouds extensive, clear inland. temperatures this morning are right in the 50s. later on this afternoon we're bog to be hot, 80s and 90s inland, 60s and 70s at the coast. tomorrow temperatures cool off a bit just in time for monday a big warm-up headed our way. right now you'll notice temperatures in the 50s and 60s as i mentioned, a little cloud cover around the bay. temperatures hot, 70s and 80s with most of us, 90s with the tri-valley. have a good one. >> that's your latest forecast. back inside to you. >>> still to come a first look at the inju

could see as much about two to three inches of rain especially along the panhandle of florida near pensacolawe do have to keep an eye out for stronger storms later on today. especially from washington, d.c. right down into northern south carolina. back behind the front, 70s and 80s, lower humidity. it will get much much better out there. we have extreme heat in the northwest, with heat advisories in effect temperatures well up >> hi. i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. first alert weather day in effect for us. we have a flood watch that's going to stay in effect for parts of our area. 1 to 3 inches of rainfall expected and severe storms a possibility as well. temperatures will stay down between 70 and 73 degrees. light rain becoming heavy. that's going to stick around into your late night hours and last until tomorrow morning. but clearing as we head into sunday late morning. temperatures warm back to the 80s by tomorrow. >>> that's yours latest forecast back inside to you. >>> still to come a first look at the injury that kept jimmy fallon from taping the tonight show last night.

derek in pensacola, florida. independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. what i wanted to say is, i heard it. -- heard a few people say -- how can he be shocked when he goes to not see germany -- nazi germany when they were hanging people in the south? but you were shocked when they treated white people in europe that way. no one is saying that this was an assassination. he went in and asked for that state senator and shot him first. this is an assassination, not just -- this was a direct assassination of a state senator. host: sharon in silver spring maryland. another democrat in the suburbs. caller: good morning. everything that i've been hearing this morning, it's been quite a lot. to sum everything up i have to give most of the people some credit because they were able to call in and speak truth to power. the whole thing is, it's like trying to beat around the bush and make so many excuses -- i was born here and my mother is -- it's like we've taken and made so many excuses. i heard stuff about marijuana. i'm hearing stuff about mental illness. that ge

fort pickens up in pensacola. he went up again, at risk to his career, with no instructions took it over. not quite a month later, a letter came from washington. he was concerned whether he still had a job, he got instructions to take over the fort, which he held already done. a lot of the troops that came here, this was a training facility for them. you have young troops here mostly rural people from up north. it was kind of unusual. here you have these burly soldiers from the mexican war. they were dealing with basically illiterate young troops that did not know their left from the right. imagine that. here they are, away from home, the first time in a strange area. this was more than eight military experience. -- a military experience. in the summer, they had to deal with death. sometimes they would come down with miasmas, they called, mosquito-borne yellow fever. it wasn't cannonballs that was the main killer, it was fever. 148 of the most modern naval tenants here at the time. -- naval cannons here at the tim

and i remember talking to the head of naval air training in pensacola one time and he is saying so me that has a gut and an instinct up in the air instead of a bunch of engineers flying around. aren't we getting to that here? >> well it depends what you're trying to get. i would just say as someone who hired -- still hires a lot of people, hiring is -- and you have, too, hiring is really hard. it's hard to really in an interview or whatever to figure out whether the person is good or whether they're right for the job. we don't go this far. i have kids in the job market who have been subjected to this. >> i'm not comfortable with some of the questions. how much time does it take for you to lose your temper? do people fail to realize when you're upset? you have ever deliberately told a lie? is it important for you to be praised for success? i mean they're interesting questions. but let's turn the tables. >> mika how about this one, you have ever used a display of emotion to get what you want? >> some of the employers we talk to said yeah i'm glad i never had to take any of these tests b

serenity prayer the nuns always prayed in the catholic church or the catholic school i went to in pensacola peace that comes from god's grace. and that gene robinson at the end of the day is reverend pinckney's legacy the grace he passed on to his people. >> i agree. certainly when the families spoke confronting the killer that made people pay attention in a different way, i think. i think helped maybe open minds and hearts in a way that frankly we're not accustomed to. we are not accustomed to what i see and feel in charleston this week. >> that's been a remarkable part of what i've seen. i don't know how to capture it. i guess what you are both saying in different ways when those families show that kind of unimaginable, unthinkable and frankly, heavenly love looking at the perpetrator -- a sick crime, people had to say to themselves, if they can do that if they can look at a shooter in the eye and say, "i forgive you," what can i do? that created this vacuum where people tried to fill the space in lots of different random acts of kindness, black and white, young and old, all walks of life

a black hawk helicopter crash along with 10 others touring a training mission on march 10 in the pensacola be buried at arlington national cemetery after his family was first denied that honor. we have been joined by a green beret and father of staff sergeant thomas, he joins us with reaction to the about face. major, thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> good morning and thank you. in the the two weeks that have passed since you first aired this, two weeks ago was a grim situation for my family and i. in those two weeks the groundswell of support that has risen has helped into the just for my son but for the ten other members of that aircraft that gave their life. >> well, sir i want to thank you for your service and for raising a man like your son a staff sergeant who ultimately gave his life in service to this country. who did you reach out to and how do you think the change ultimately came about so that the secretary of the army made an exception so that your son rightfully so, would be buried at arlington? >> sir hadn't nestle, a good deal of that was your ability to air

there's the florida pensacola bay bridge. georgia, bridge in fulton county. hawaii halona street bridge in honolulu. illinois poplar street bridge. indiana, the bridge over the c csx railroad. iowa the centennial bridge. kentucky another one the brent spence bridge. louisiana, another bridge there, maine i have -- i have to say this right -- piscataqua river bridge. maryland, chesapeake bay bridge. massachusetts, the i-95 bridge in middlesex. michigan the i-75 rouge river bridge. remember if you're hearing my voice and you're hearing your state mentioned give a call to your senator and ask him or her whether they're a democrat or republican what they're doing about the highway trust fund because in 51 days it goes bust okay? in minnesota did i mention that? the i-35 east bridge over pennsylvania avenue. in mississippi the vicksburg bridge. in missouri, the east bridge over conway road. in nevada, the virginia street bridge in reno. in new hampshire, the i-293 brimming in whose borough. in funeral, the garden state parkway in union county. in new mexico, main

instances in which it was the center of the controversy that spilled out into the streets in the city's pensacola and chattanooga and in places like that, clearly maintaining the environment is critical. there should be wiggle room to help students in the early age or in the more sophisticated view to which i was even looking. >> through the commercialization of that symbol and variations on the theme obviously it is colorful and its primary colors if you've got a basic computer you can turn almost worth of t-shirts and bumper stickers and so forth. it seems to be such a great proliferation commercially of that symbol i also struck by the fact that you do not see the actual flag itself loan in any distant places as one once did. i've seen pictures of it, not the famous flag raising that a little. my personal experience i saw india and on. i think that it is perhaps important to note despite the fact that several large units fighting in iraq today come directly from the deep south, the old south, mississippi alabama, florida, south carolina, nashville guardsmen who are walking the streets of baghd