pensacola is a british colony. [inaudible] the lower counties and the delaware and carolina. the letters stated that it was blasted the violent and the lake conduct by the british these colonists either resigned itself were just in constitutional liberty these men hoped and the other colonies in north america. there are not just 13 british american colonies, nova scotia to jamaica people all across the british colonies had to respond to protest and later in the local people would decide whether not for themselves and then they would recruit others, the leaders of the republic seldom with imperial role at t. [inaudible] is a spanish and french team watch this and that it would reverse in the seven years war. for now though the people on the gulf coast remain focused on local matters, they shove the letter into his pocket and did not tell others about it. [laughter] so america mostly don't know about because it was fought between the british on the west side but not rebelling colonists on the other. the battles were between the british and the spanish, on they decided not to re

let me set the stage for you in pensacola 1774. pensacola was the capital of the british economy of west florida. that doesn't make any sense. actually you should be thinking. in 1774, west florida governor peter chester opened a letter from an l.a. galaxy of calling themselves in general congress of deputies in the economist of new hampshire, massachusetts, rhode island, new jersey, pennsylvania, lower counties in the delaware, maryland, virginia, north carolina and south carolina. it asserted them rapidly violent and unjust may conduct of the british administration against the colonies that each colony must resign if valve to loosen the tension constitutional liberty or join the opposition. these men helped west florida and the other british colonies in north america would join. they're not just 13 british american colonies from nova scotia to jamaica at the actual count was twice that. people across the british colonies would decide how to respond to the protest and later to the war and the independence movement it would become.

he's keeping his ships at pensacola. assignment is to capture mobile bay. this is a huge assignment. he feels he can only achieve this with the help of monitors. rumors are about about how powerful the tennessee is. and so he waits to receive monitors. he gets two sent down the coast -- they areually improved monitors, as we would call them. tecumseh. each one of those ways 43,000 pounds. you have the tecumseh, then the manhattan, that also has 215 two 15ns -- also has inch guns. and they are armed with four 11 inch dog grins -- 11 inch guns. he has his captured ships, which are the harvard class steam screwed groups. confederate, the but confederates have great defense. they have this massive coastal defendant -- defense port. inchmorgan has 11 seven brook guns. those are death to iron ships as well as wooden ships. fort morgan regarding the main entrance to the main channel. they closed part of the channel by putting in a field of torpedoes. torpedoes.aid 67 torpedoes are what we call mines .ow you have a narrow entrance. over on the island you have 18 gu

a dead body was found at the confederate monument this morning in pensacola, florida. authorities say the body of an adult male was discovered on a park bench in lee square. an investigation is underway. the identity of the victim has not been released. residents of the area say the downtown area is safe and that nothing like this has happened before there. people with information related to this case are asked to contact the pensacola police department. an environmental protection agency official says she does not believe wildlife will suffer significant health impacts from the large volume of wastewater that spilled from an abandoned mine in southwestern colorado. today the e-p-a says the amount of wastewater spilled in the animas river is three times larger than its initial estimate. the agency says 3-million gallons spilled into the river wednesday and thursday no word on any possible effects on people nearby. in sports. the giants try to avoid being swept by the chicago cubs. and an a's walk-off.at o-dot-co coliseum. j-r stone has the highlights and all the sports

buchanan, they take him to pensacola and the doctors are worried about his leg. they ask, do you mind if we amputate? buchanan says you captured the leg, you decide. the battle of mobile bay is a tremendous engagement. it comes at the perfect time for the lincoln administration. the war's not going well. grant is losing all those men during the overland campaign. no outstanding union victory. sherman is struggling to get at atlanta. and all of a sudden, mobile bay, the last freeport on the gulf, is now closed. now the only other outside link the confederate have would be wilmington. buchanan is the founder of the university of maryland. he tries to run it like a navy ship, so he only lasts two years. he goes down to mobile, where he is president of an insurance company. he returns to eastern maryland, and he will die there. he is buried at y hall. franklin buchanan would died in 1874. david glasgow farragut would be promoted to full admiral. he would be in command of the european squadron. he then would be the only person to be allowed to hold a full admiral rank

all the way along the coast from pensacola all the to louisiana, i see it every day i think about itall the way. >> i ask you this question. how do you feel looking back ten years later and realizing these are the images, this is way katrina looks now and some say some has changed but not enough. >> i mean what we saw was pretty harrowing. we are trained to do that. we are both nine year veterans of the navy at that time. but i don't think anything can prepare you to see that kind of destruction, i don't think anyone was prepared to see the level of destruction and the human suffering that we saw. just to be a part of it to help in even a small way is a blessing. to give relief. >> i'll ask you both this same question. katrina became a political hot potato. ten years later, ten full years, do we know the real story, now that all of the agencies have been vetted, and what could and could not be said has been cleared through washington, do we really know ten years later what happened? >> i could tell you i'm a current pilot in the coast guard, i don't think anyone was prepared for that

the second was the battle of pensacola, because that drove them out of louisiana and so forth. in the third was yorktown, because yorktown was the battle that defined the triumph of the colonies. however, the battle of yorktown is not fought by french people like it is mostly believed. at the time, a spanish general was in charge of all troops of the caribbean, french and spanish. and a strategy is agreed upon between the general and the french admiral and also with a minister that was sent from spain to coordinate the french and the spanish. the general -- the strategy that the general decides upon is he will protect the french in the caribbean with his spanish fleet. he is sending with their fleet of two yorktown up to the chesapeake bay to block the entrance to the bay so the british cannot assist their troops that are there. at that time, george washington had a tremendous number of french soldiers fighting with him, but they were in terrible shape. they had no food. you've probably seen documentaries where people were eating grass and flees. it is true. -- and fleas. it is

>> john roberts live in pensacola. john, thank you. >>> you heard john mention it there but tropical storm warnings are out tonight for puerto rico, the u.s. and british virgin islands and the leeward islands. the storm is located about 245 miles east-southeast of antigua with winds 45 miles per hour right now. erica -- >>> officials of the failed solar energy company solyndra misrepresented facts and omitted key information in their attempt to get a big loan guarantee from president obama and his administration. that is the conclusion of the energy department's inspector general. his report says certain officials were reckless and irresponsible. the company's failure will likely cost taxpayers more than $500 million. >>> hillary clinton goes after donald trump and tries to laugh off the e-mail scandal. we'll talk about her and the rest of the presidential field on both sides when the panel joins me after a break. seems like we've hit a road block. that reminds me... anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea... ...

and so he is going to be in pensacola to remind floridians and the rest of the country when it came toe was good at that. and we can expect him to draw more attention to that, and more contrast that he was competent, and calm and cool and collected in a crisis. >> and also, probably not bad to shore up the support. >> ashley? >> and also, the donor panic because donors expected that donald trump would implode and clear front r-runner jeb bush, d that is not happening, and so you are seeing the donors still staying on the sideline and also, some donors hedging the be bet, and giving to jeb, and if he does not work out like we would have expected who can we give a second look to and donate to, and people are giving a look at john kasich, and also behind the scene, calls about, well, what about mitt romney would run for a another time, and that is not to say that, but it is where donors go when they think of the options, they return to mitt romney. >> and mitt romney is there, and so is elizabeth warren and both from massachusetts. >> and the british reopened the em bas is si bassy is reo

all of those containers, it would stretch 2450 miles which is the distance from the bay area to pensacolaflorida. >>> some jeep suvs can roll away unexpectedly while parked. there are 400,000 grand cherokees from the 2014-2015 model years. the ntsb says it has received at least 14 complaints including five crashes and three injuries. the spokesperson for fiat/chrysler says they are cooperating in a have not made any finding that the car has -- the cars have a safety defect. >>> air be in be will start -- air b&b says it will start collecting rentals. they say the tax will be expanded to other cities in france. they already collect rental in san francisco. >>> a >>> we sent john out to see what is going on and he found out, why the mystery. >>> what will happen tomorrow and what about those rain chances for the weekend? >>> there is something big in the works at the san francisco bill graham auditorium. one report suggest that vice president joe biden may announce his run for the presidency there. parking and sidewalks around the bill graham auditorium are closed for a month. >> reporter:

lots went to the pensacola naval air station and learned to fly planes on many missions. as commandant, u.s. coast guard aviators were sent to vietnam. the coast guard aviators were noted for their helicopter skills. the shanooks were another breed. the u.s. air force worked with coast guard aviators to go on missions to recover downed pilots, downed aviators in enemy territory. the coast guard was used to land and sea rescues. they did a good job. one man lost his life trying to save many men downed in the military. larger coast guard cutters for market time, ocean defense missions. chester bender, you will notice wings on his uniform. he enhanced the mission of coast guard environmental protection, and he modernized the coast guard uniforms. the traditional navy uniform with the dixie cup hat and the bell bottomed trousers. bender said the coast guard has to enforce law, it has jurisdiction over civilians. we want them to look more like law-enforcement officers. so he changed uniforms to look like chief petty officer uniforms or officer uniform. he had been in world war

will be downgraded to a depression and regenerating in the gulf of mexico pushing in tallahassee, pensacola that will be the strike point if it goes on the current track. we have rainfall totals that could exceed 5 to 6 inches in the southern tip of florida. i think it will be remembered for the rains than anything else, the winds will not be too big of an issue. lehigh valley, 86 degrees. jersey shore, delightful on the sand. moderate risk for rip currents. nice sea breeze kicking in,s 82 is the forecasted high. 87 for philadelphia. sunny and warm, winds out of the southwest at 5 to 10. overnight tonight, 65 degrees outlying suburbs, 70 for center city. you may getaway without cranking up the ac, humidity leaves remain low overnight but increase tomorrow afternoon. here comes the next heat wave, 87 today. 90 degrees tomorrow. there's a slim chance of a thunderstorm in the poconos. monday, 92 hot and sticky. tuesday, 92, hot and sticky. wednesday, 890 degrees, thursday and friday, the normal at that point is 83, but we're still close to 90-degree, almost in september and we're talking heat

the pensacola had their catcher ejected, yeah, that's p him right there, and he marched down onto thed starting ejecting umpires. he almost got completely naked. watch this. >> he thought he had struck out, but alex, and now there goes -- and we knew this was coming. there goes kelly who is now ejecting the home plate umpire and all three umpires. it he's thrown his -- and how now he's getting undressed. and now he's. lisa: what did she the ro romannians, silver back gorilla starting around the very late. kelly claims he's very calm and doesn't carry grudges. he's like a living buddha. i wanted to go up and rub his belly. but he would probably throw his own poo at me. >>> topic number three, cats are the delve. they will go out of their lives to. eat you to death. and this cat took a flying leap into his chicken took a flying leap to his casserole and the spawn of satan was caught in the act thanks to a security camera. check it. >> what the. [bleep] . lisa: the next night instead the chicken, he put a pot of boiling water on the counter to see if the cat could kim swim. nope. but she

. >>> jeb bush will be campaigning in his home state of florida today with a town hall in pensacola at:30 p.m. eastern. last night at colorado speaking at vfw, bush made a thinly-veiled jab at donald trump. >> i'm not a talker. i'm a doer. there is a lot of really good talkers running for president and there is one in particular i'm thinking of. look. talking is good. it's important to be able to communicate, i got that, but i think it's more important to solve problems now. >> good news for hillary clinton as she campaigns today in iowa. she is doing just fine in the state where she will face her first electoral test early next year. a new poll of likely democratic caucus goers in iowa find hillary way out in front with 54% supporting her candidacy. bernie sanders at 20% and joe biden, who is considering entering the race, is barely in double digit at 11%. >>> happening today, vice president biden speaks with members of the democratic national committee trying to sell them on the administration's nuclear deal. the conference call comes as biden edges closer to deciding whether he'll e

it happened at an apartment complex near pensacola drive at 7:00 last night. police say the teen driver took off but officers were able to track him down a short time later. the 15-year-old was arrested four miles from the crash site. the child was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >> a driver faces charges after a confrontation with to bicyclists on monday at point reyes. the area is beautiful and popular with bikers and the question bicyclists were riding and one pulled into the other lane. the c.h.p. said that a man tried to pass in the car and hit the pricks to avoid hitting the bicyclist and the two exchanged words. the highway patrol said that the driver rammed the bicyclist's tire throwing him on to a hillside. he is okay. >> authorities are trying to determine if a body found in a national forest is that of a missing san francisco school child. ed cavanaugh was last seen riding a motorcycle with a friend in the woods. a member of the family found a motorcycle and a bed that matches the description of cavanaugh. the sheriff offic

. >> every time i see that picture, i think about flying in pensacola, which brings me back to flyingcane katrina, the people we could help, and couldn't. and the total desperation and all the people that needed help >>> captain and lieutenant who worked last night until 4:00am in the morning, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> al jazeera - when we return, the north-east may want to cherish the final days of summer, why the upcoming winter could be more brutal than the last. >> a childhood of hard labour. the poor picking crops for pennies, instead of getting an education. ation. >>> official in mexico are trying to crack down on child labour, discovering more than 60 children working long hours in a plant in mexico city. more than 2 million farm workers, including children, travel across mexico picking fruit and vegetables, most sent to europe and the u.s. john holman has more. it's not just the young who are vulnerable in an unscrupulous market. these workers are free to come and go as they please, they are paid daily, in many fields they are held virtually cap

. >> the police in pensacola, florida, stopped a man driving a stolen car and found to their surprisebundy. >> step out, mr. bundy. what do we have here, an indictment. why don't you read it to me. >> mr. bundy -- you told them you were going to get me. he said you were going to get me. you got the indictment. it's all you are going to get. >> bundy, having had some law training and a great deal of arrogance decided to represent himself. for him he was the star in the courtroom. >> since i have been in dade county -- >> don't shake your finger at me, young man. don't shake your finger at me, young man! >> inside the courtroom, the trial will be covered by a still photographer and one television camera. upstairs there are some 250 reporter and television technicians from around the country. >> bundy's personality is fascinating to a lot of people. he doesn't fit the usual profile of a criminal. when he defends himself in court it is fascinating for people to watch. >> each day the courtroom is filled with spectators drawn bay fascination with theodore bundy himself or the gruesome deta

the pensacola had their catcher ejected, yeah, that's p him right there, and he marched down onto thed starting ejecting umpires. he almost got completely naked. watch this. >> he thought he had struck out, but alex, and now there goes -- and we knew this was coming. there goes kelly who is now ejecting the home plate umpire and all three umpires. it he's thrown his -- and how now he's getting undressed. and now he's. lisa: what did she the ro romannians, silver back gorilla starting around the very late. kelly claims he's very calm and doesn't carry grudges. he's like a living buddha. i wanted to go up and rub his belly. but he would probably throw his own poo at me. >>> topic number three, cats are the delve. they will go out of their lives to. eat you to death. and this cat took a flying leap into his chicken took a flying leap to his casserole and the spawn of satan was caught in the act thanks to a security camera. check it. >> what the. [bleep] . lisa: the next night instead the chicken, he put a pot of boiling water on the counter to see if the cat could kim swim. nope. but she

we're keeping an eye on pensacola, florida, as jeb bush prepares for a town hall event in his home stateflorida governor expected to highlight his experience in disaster situations like hurricanes. we'll go there live for his remarks later. we're watching both hillary clinton and jeb bush. much of the political talk today centered on a very public confrontation between the republican presidential front-runner donald trump and univision reporter anchor jorge ramos at a trump news conference in iowa last night. here's how it started. >> excuse me, sit down, you weren't called. sit down, sit down. sit down. go ahead. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> go back to univision. >> you cannot deport 11 million -- >> go ahead. >> you cannot deport 11 million people. you cannot -- >> go ahead. >> you cannot deny citizenship to children in this country. >> sit down, please. you weren't called? >> i'm a reporter and i have credentials. don't touch me, sir. i have the right to ask a question. >> yes, in order. >>

the bodies were discovered july 31st in a home they also shared in pensacola, florida. have publicly linked the incident to the july 31st blue moon and wiccan rituals. >> the method of the murder, blunt force trauma, slit throats, positions of bodies, and then our person of interest has some ties to a faith and/or religion that is indicative of that. >> the wiccan community said their religion has been unfairly targeted and that their practices do not harm anyone. i think the community is absolutely affrayed right now. >> terrified. >> because they do have a person of interest. >> who hasn't been arrested yet. >> they've ruled out robbery because there was no forced entry and the injuries fairly graphic so i won't get into it but they are almost all identical and the bodies were facing the same direction so it appears some type of ritual. >> they came out very quickly and they said they think it's what happened. it happened on the day of the blue moon which for folks who are involved in this type of religious activity that's the date they are instructed to make some typ

they have pensacola to the east and you have biloxi to the west, new orleans and so forth, bi birmingham. so it's centrally located. >> as you are watching and you are among the crowd there today, are the people you are talking to, the people you know, are they coming out to show their support for trump for president or are some people coming for entertainment? >> i think it's all of the above. i think you have people that are curious about trump or come out here to support him. i think he is a celebrity as well. so people are coming to hear what he has to say. >> i wonder, hear what he has to say. what do you think people want to hear from him tonight? we have been watching some of the earlier events. he is very entertaining. are they going to be looking for detailed policy plans tonight or more just a general kind of rallying of the crowd, rallying of his supporters? >> well, i think a lot of people i had talked to, i think the general consensus is they want to hear what trump to say, what his particular plans are and what he intends to do as president. >> you have been in the republic

wiccan killing ritual a 77-year-old woman and two sons were found after a welfare check last week in pensacola what appeared to be a claw hammer and had their throats cut. investigators say the evidence points to a ritualistic killing, quote/unquote. believe murders tied to friday's blue moon, when two full moons in the same month. >>> the hunting guide implicated in death of cecil the lion will be in court today. guiding walter palmer on a hunt when palmer killed beloved lion. palmer said he thought the hunt was legal and that he should have told him the lion was well known. charged with failing to prevent unlawful killing of cecil. he says he didn't do anything wrong. >>> new video from florida where vandals targeted palmer's vacation house in marco island. you can see someone wrote lion killer! across the garage door. he's a dentist living in minute in hiding since news of cecil's killing spread. >>> customs officials seized nearly 600 pounds of smuggled ivory in switzerland, making it the largest ivory find in the country's history. the ivory found in several suitcases with lion claws and

>> he's been he's been reassigned to pensacola, florida. your new physician is a lieutenant commander. well, hugh doyle thought it was odd but he met his physician. he said, i notice you have a vietnamese name. can you tell me how your family got here? the doctor said, no, i really can't. he said, i came as a 1-year-old boy. my family fled vietnam. all i know is they came on a ship, but i don't know much about it because my parents never talk about it. my father is now disea deceased. my mother only speaks vietnamese and never talks about it. as things turn out, hugh doyle had a copy of the video in his car, "the lucky few." he went out and gave it to him. go home and watch this and see if it means anything to you. the next time he goes back for another examination or appointment at the clinic, he asked the doctor if he saw the film. he said, yes, it's a very nice film, but it really doesn't add anything to my story. i don't recognize any of it. he says, but my sister and brother-in-law are coming east. my niece is going to boston college,

the killings of a woman and her two adult sons in pensacola coincided with last week's blue moon.e investigating a person of interest who they say practices some form of witchcraft. police also say the method of murder and positions of the bodies are all indicative of the occult. >> ♪ >> happening today, philadelphia is hiring to help with the pope's visit next month. a job fair will be held at the pa link center on j.f.k. boulevard from 9:00 until 10:00 this morning. recruiters from philadelphia works will be conducting interviews on the spot. they're looking to hire up to 100 temporary security guards. the job will pay eight dollars to $10 an hour. >>> and for more updates as the city gets ready for the visit of pope francis be sure follow us on twitter at 6abc pope. >> time right now 6:46. a live preview of "gma" is next. also you'll from the new jersey boater who kept his head above water for four hours. as he waited for a rescue from the coast guard. david. >> looks like we're going to have enough sun out there to warrant sunscreen. if you're headed to the pool or beach just

heat advisories and warnings in effect across the south from abilene, pensacola, millions under the warningsoday. take a look at heat index forecast over the next three days. look at places like tulsa, memphis. 104 today, down to 90 in tulsa wednesday. memphis 104. feels like 88 wednesday. big improvement there as you head north, little rock also a bit of a break in the heat index values. new orleans, houston, san antonio, the farther south you head, the heat goes on and on. no relief for new orleans where it feels like 105 wednesday. it's going to take a while longer to see any relief there. the other big story here in the northeast, heavy rain moving in over the next 48 hours. in fact, tomorrow morning could be a very messy commute in and around new york city, philadelphia, d.c., boston. flash flood watches in effect for new york city up to two inches of soaking rain for the morning commute. a rough go across the northeast tomorrow. otherwise, across the country, hot on tuesday. 102 in dallas. quiet weather across the northwest. and also look pretty good in california. it's been a very dry

. >> reporter:the rest of the g-o-p candidates are taking aim at in pensacola florida.id trump does not have a plan for immigration. >> pam: and fellow gop candidate. florida senator marco rubio republican nominee because his message is not an optimistic one. >> pam: he says the gop nominee "is embraces the future," and he is taking issue with trump's campaign slogan of "make america great again." >> diane: arawn 58 and when you wake up with the low 60s everywhere in the inland valley. with daly city and had--napa as well. >> diane: will have more warm temperatures mild, too warm. one in the inland valleys locations. the rest of the week with cooling temperatures and showers come saturday. with a 20 percent chance of showers because of the system off the coast with the low clouds in place and moisture buildup toward reaching our region here come saturday. that, prepared the light showers to be in place. >> diane: highs tomorrow about 70's for the inland valleys, sari, the east bay shore locations. --sorry >> diane: 95 degrees on an average for the south bay region and m

he was honored last night by the pensacola blue wahoos. first pitch. pretty good stroke. they also did a joe scarborough bobblehead. look at that. with a mug. i like it. >> that's cute. >> that's quite a good rendition. >> and after his pitch, they won, which is very nice. his kids were there. it was a great night. apparently he was just mobbed. he was signing t-shirts -- what's that? you could have done it from the mound? >> he would have done it from the mound had willie and i been there. >> i'm surprised. >> is that a girl thing? >> it means you have trouble getting it to the plate. have you seen joe throw? he's got a good arm. >> i joe george bush when he did it, we made him go to the mound. >> he would go to the mound. >> it was important. >> they're doing it 30 for 30 on that pitch for espn right now for 9/11. >> okay. we need to have the bobblehead here. claire mccaskill asked for two. >> i would like one. >> you want one, fine. willie do you have a bobblehead? >> i do in my office. i can't remember where it's from. someone sent it to me. >> this is pensacola blue

. >> first of all, god bless jeb for being high energy in pensacola, florida. but donald trump knows how to get under people's skin. >> we asked him about that in the interview. we asked if anyone was under my skin. >> you dent tweet at midnight if no one is under your skin. >> i don't want to ask who get the best of that back and forth. >> i think vanity will ultimately -- >> you look at history. how did romney take that? got under his skin. if you can't get under donald trump's skin, it's going to be hard to take him down. so far, i don't think anybody has. >> i think all of you are under his skin. >> it doesn't affect his performance and break his tide. >> with all due respect, and i'm going to speak if your father and my brother, he's making the same mistake that people have underestimated donald trump. that is that he just -- he's all bluster. he hasn't planned this out. he's driven developers in manhattan crazy for 40 years, and people have always underestimated him and thought he was a clown. do you know the line of bodies that have floated down the east

that was a headline the next day in the pensacola news journal. it was like -- it was my first -- because i wasn't there. this is just an vent. somebody can play the undercard just as well and get just as much publicity. >> yeah. if somebody plays it really, really well. you know, if everybody on the undercard is trying to say the most outrageous thing, preferably about trump in order to make the news, then it becomes kind of a, you know, a minor circus. i guess i disagree a bit in that frankly this is about donald trump. i think it's going to be -- there's going to be an unusually large audience. yes, it's august. yes, it's first debate. yes, theoretically people have to focus on the race. apparently people focus on donald trump. and so people are going -- you know, i do think it matters to be on the big stage. once you get there, how do you play this? how do you play off of him? how do you get your message across without having it, you know, totally hijacked by this new force in the race? it's going to be just fascinating. >> it really -- you kn

sheriff deputies in pensacola think witchcraft was a factor.eople were found dead in a home after deputies were doing a welfare check. they say that crime scene was so horrifying, they think it was part of a witchcraft ritual. >> the method of the murder, blunt force trauma slit throats, positions of bodies, and then our person of interest has some ties to a faith and/or rn that's indicative -- or religion that's indicative of that. >> they say the killings happened on the night of the blue moon. >>> closing arguments began in san francisco in the emotional court battle ovaller a couple's frozen embreel yos. cancer survivor mimi lee is fight -- embryos. cancer survivor mimi lee is fighting for the embreel -- embryos. she said they are her best chance of having a biological child. >> all of the cancer testimony is just a ploy. it's to get the court's sympathy. >> it was the kind of form where you check of boxes off very quickly in a very brief period of time. it wasn't a contract. >> ucsf said the contract to destroy the embreal yos is -- embryo

. >> derek from pensacola, florida. >> caller: yes. good morning. i want to make a few points. one, why? the american news media telling the people that this isn't american's obama deal, that this is a multi-national deal and all why don't they also tell american people that the rain yans are fig iranians are fighting along with us in iraq and why do we care so much what israel thinks when it is not in our interests? >> there are a number of members who are making those points. in addition to the fact they think the inspection regime created to verify whether iran is following through on its terms is long enough. others say they are wary of the side agreement that the iaea has reached with iran. it is going to be a very interesting vote. i think the president probably ends up getting the support needs. >> the house is out, senate finishing up on cyber security. >> the breaches we have seen have brought a lot of attention to this. this is an issue that's been around forever. it popped up on the senate floor a couple of times. they basically couldn't get agreement on it. they fin

national hurricane center is saying it will go across naples, the keys and tampa, and eventually up to pensacolal early monday morning and likely up to the panhandle not until wednesday morning. and here's more of an exact track of that. again, hit right around naples, 2:00 a.m. early monday morning. hitting around tampa just shortly by mid-tuesday morning. again, if the track holds together, it should slide up to panama city by early wednesday morning. rain will still be the biggest issue we have with this storm. the winds not necessarily a factor but it's the wind. we're talking estimates near the to 6 inches in some places. but they could exceed over 8 inches of rain. the question is, where does the storm go? but the end result is no matter where you are in florida, you want to be prepared for this. now, they have had folks in miami that have been sandbagging and taking some precautions along the area just in case, even though now the track looks like it may end up going a little bit further west. everybody does need to be on guard just in case the storm slides up there. >> all right. allison

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lewis from pensacola, florida. democrat line. good morning. caller: good morning. you doing? first off, i want to take my hand up to the people who wear a vast. one of the things that we really personally,o, doing a profile on the god before they put the badge on him. i wore a batch for five years and i got started with a company called [indiscernible] and in order to get the position that i got, i had to go before to federal marshals. what they did, they put me to the test to check my temperament. to see if i was someone that would lose my cool quickly if i got in a confrontation with somebody. and they pushed it to the point that they had me angry enough to want to fight, but i managed to contain myself enough to show them that i had the ability in the face of being insulted or whatever to not lose it. -- as aperson who person who wore a badge, i have been spit on, custom and a lot of times by my own black people. host: we will get a response. guest: most big departments and most small departments, at this point, do active background. some do better backgrounds t

. >> the oracle of pensacola. >> yes, what it tells me is, i do well, stay out of the stockmarket. >> in the -- >> the greatest quote mark halperin is after plaque monday in 1987, they all run up to warren buffet. this is the first time i saw him, he lost $2 billion. eremember his quote? they're expecting him to freak out and panic. he has money going in, he has money going out. he smiled and walked away. >> he has a lot of money in dairy queen which will never go down. >> most states have post offices in every town. texas they got a dairy queen and that's why i love the republicans. >> we all love that. okay. walk post, david ignacious trump surge makes the case for joe biden. biden is what trump pretend to be, he tells people like it is, sometimes to a fault t. difference is bietden is the real deal. he has been the arena of public policy nearly his whole life serving the public while trump was squireing around movie stars, navigating four of his companies through bankruptcy and flaunting his billionaire lifestyle. trumps weaknesses come clear with most of the trub candidates or dem

host: pensacola, florida, derek is next. caller: good morning.ted to make a few points -- why doesn't the american news he did tell the people that this is not an american obama deal, this is a multi-nation deal. and why do not they tell the american people iran is fighting along with us in iraq? and why do we care so much about what israel thinks when it is not in our interest? guest: there are a number of members of congress who are making those points, and those are part of the reason why they support the deal, in addition to the fact they think the sixth -- the inspection regime that will be created to verify whether iran is following through is strong enough. there are a number of lawmakers on the other side who do not think the inspectors are sufficient. it will be editing vote. -- interesting vote. i think the product -- the president into getting the support he needs. host: the house is out, the senate is dishing up talking about cyber security -- finishing up talking about cyber security. guest: the breach with the office of security man

the one thing that i as a young lawyer in pensacola, florida, at the time could not figure out yes wouldhe world's greatest military. i think all of our enemies learn if his stupidity. >> i don't think he was taking on the world's military. my hunch he is thought he could get away with this. second of all, his evidence to believe at the time he thought we still suffer from the vietnam syndrome. he actually didn't think the united states had staying power and possibly with a couple of casualties we would turn and run. so actually i don't think what he did was irrational. he was hungry for money. my hunch he is thought he could get away with it. >> did the bush white house give him that impression? that's what history -- at least one take of history is. bush seemed to give him a wink and nod that it would be okay. >> there is some background that we tilted a little bit towards iraq. the united states thought that iran was the bigger threat. but, you know i think it's a bum rap. there is no way the u.s. ambassador could have said by the way, if you invade we're going to send 550,000 america

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