up next former governor rick scott going "on the record." ust announced he is taking the obama administration to court. governor scott is here [♪] there is an ancient rhythm... [♪] that flows through all things... [♪] through rocky spires... [♪] and ocean's swell... [♪] the endless... stillness of green... [♪] [♪] and in the restless depths of human hearts... [♪] the voice of the wild within. [♪] >>> florida governor rick scott suing the president. he said the president has gone too far. cutting off federal healthcare dollars to his state. all in an effort to expand obamacare. governor rick scott. governor, thanks for going "on the record" tonight. we want to hear more about why you are suing the administration. >> kimberly, it's outrageous. the federal government started a program in our state in 2006, it's called the low income pool. it's for low income families now what they are saying is they are not going to keep that program going unless the state expands obamacare. so this first off. >> that sounds like extortion. absolutely. >> first

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rick scott said, "seriously, let's just move on to something else.t's up with immigration, huh?" [ laughter ] marco rubio said, "did anyone notice rick scott is sweating green fluid?" [ laughter ] and finally illinios congressman dan lipinski said, "you idiot, they're on to us! get back to the mothership! gleep glorp -- [ laughter and applause ] this is pretty interesting. i heard that george washington may have been one of the first people to use medical marijuana, to alleviate the pain from his teeth, which were made of ivory, brass and gold. which also means he was the first lil' wayne. [ laughter ] both men had grills. i think you can tell washington smoked weed. i mean take a look at this famous image of george washington crossing the delaware, you know that? right? can you pull up so we can see the rest of the painting? that's a clue right there. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: white castle. >> jimmy: gotta get a suitcase full of burgers man. >> steve: really? wow! >> jimmy: according to a recent survey, the instrumental song "intro" by the

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it is also the state whose current republican governor, rick scott, according to the florida center for investigative reporting, banned people within his administration from using the terms "climate change" and "global warming." governor scott denies the charge, but during a florida senate subcommittee hearing last month, governor scott's director of emergency management, brian kuhn, seemed so determined not to say "climate change," it became a running joke. >> in the next iterations of them will require it to have language to that the effect. >> what were those words, mr. chairman? >> what were those words you were using? >> i used climate change, but i'm suggesting as a state, we use atmospheric reemployment. that might be something that the governor could get behind. [ laughter ] >> but my understanding at this point, that we will require that future versions of our mitigation plan will be required to have language discussing that issue. >> what issue is that? >> the issue you mentioned earlier regarding -- >> thank you so much. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to turn the chair back over -

florida governor, rick scott, turned down, he turned down an invitation to greet president obama on thearmac yesterday before his earth day speech. but, in his defense, earth isn't rick scott's home planet. [ laughter and applause ] "what is your earth day? [ laughter ] is a celebration of your planet?" [ laughter ] republican contender, marco rubio, is reportedly reaching out to gay republicans. when they heard this, gay republicans said, "what? i'm not gay." [ laughter ] what? no --" [ laughter ] arnold schwarzenegger, you guys, arnold schwarzenegger has a new movie, that focuses is on a zombie apocalypse. it takes place in an empty wasteland with no living beings. just like the movie theater where it's playing. [ laughter and applause ] any muppet fans here? any muppet fans here? [ cheers and applause ] great. well, you'll be excited. according to a new report, abc's revival of the muppet show will take a more adult approach to the characters. for example, in this version you actually get to see the arms going up their butts. [ laughter and applause ] i don't know how to tell you guy

but when you got a governor like rick scott of florida who's made it clear that he doesn't believe that this is a scientific fact, detected by its affect on of recommendations to move -- armered structures that have become the state policy. so increasingly there's armored armored -- new jersey is stronger than the storm and they will rebuild exactly as before in place. >> is somewhere in florida making measurements of rising water tables or beach erosion? i know your story. am i likely to run into my boss' office with my hair own fire and talk about a sinking florida or is mark's example something to think about before i do that? >> certainly has to give people pause as to the freedom to discuss this issue and address it. >> do you think you're going to get your job back? >> i have no idea. i'm trying my best to do as they're asking but it's difficult in a timely fashion and we'll see if that can get me back to my job. i enjoyed doing my job and would be glad to return to it. gentlemen, thank you both. >> thank you >>> of america's two powerful political parties, the leaders of one are

but when you got a governor like rick scott of florida who's made it clear that he doesn't believe that this is a scientific fact, that sends a message. >> well, i think it's true that there is no written order in florida. it's just well understood and the fact that the governor's denial and that he refused to utter the words climate change and they can't point to documents that climate change is assessed and their answer is we monitor conditions but that doesn't say that they're actually calculating sea level rise, factoring it into land use planning, redrawing flooding maps all the things other doing. florida has its head in sinking sand. as in alaska, the standard they have is it's about information control. nobody can say anything not on the preapproved talking points and if it's not there, you can't say it. >> new jersey was the state worst smacked by superstorm sandy. how has chris christie who's sort of gone back and forth on this issue handled it there? >> he's currently in the denier camp. all the post sandy recovery reports have been sensored of recommendations to move -- arme

researcher joined a group of climate scientists for a meeting with florida's republican governor, rick scottted online. >> when we are trying to get resources from the state of florida they can't talk about the climate change part of it. >> christopher is a former florida state attorney, working on waterway issues. he told al jazeera america he was put on notice. >> they said if you know what's good for you we will not use the terms climate change, global warming, sea level rise or sustainability. >> reporter: governor scott denies there's a policy against discussing climate change. >> department of environment protection - look, there's lots issue. >> what is hard for politicians to get their head around is how to respond to what will happen in 2100. >> reporter: that's when miami beach could be under 6 feet of water. what is your opinion when republicans say man has not caused climate change. >> as mayor, i don't have the liberty or time to debate why climate change is happening. all i have is the opportunity to fix it. that bay is not republican, it's not democrate, it knows no limits. no

governor rick scott left today. he is hoping to shift business to florida ports. this is the second said trip scott made this year. california governor jerry brown said it is clear why he is coming here, because this is where the jobs are. but brown says he doesn't think it is likely californians will be interested in moving to florida. >> where's the bleach? clorox is apologizing about the new emojis that come on iphones and ipads. clorox said it was trying to be funny and wanted bleached color icons but instead hit a nerve with many people. clorox said it did not mean to be racist or offensive. >>> a lot of people are talking about a golfer maybe people haven't heard of. >> yeah. a record-tying performance by a 21-year-old texan. pretty of a kid. plus, giants and a's could salvage their series with a win. sports is coming up next. >>> the giants have been hit by the injury bug but finally good news today. casey mcgee who crumbled to the ground on a flyout in the first yesterday suffered just a bone bruise in his left knee. so he is going on the dl. giants look i

governor rick scott left for the los angeles area today. republicans say he is going to try to convince shipping companies to move their businesses to florida ports. this is the second such trip scott has made so far this year we are only four months into it. california governor jerry browne says it's clear why he is coming, this is where the jobs are. he says it's not likely californians will want to move to floo. >>> an experiment for bottled water is raising eyebrows in california. the agency is investigating a permit given to nestle for drawing water out of a national forest to sell as bottled water. turns out that permit expired in 1988. a spokesman for the company says they will work with federal officials to renew the permit. critics say in the height of this historic drought california cannot afford to grant water permits to anyone. >>> a bright spot in the drought at lake tahoe. researchers say that clarity is up from last year in the biggest year over year improvement. in more than a decade. light rain and snow means less pollutant

. >>> florida governor rick scott is job hunting here trying to lure california jobs to the sunshineting florida's lack of income tax, but we talked to governor brown today who seemed unconcerned california jobs would head east. >> reporter: at the western days festival, governor jerry brown was judging a food competition. brown didn't seem at all concerned about florida governor scott's upcoming trip to try and lure california companies away. >> they come here because it's where all the jobs are. >> reporter: the florida governor is targeting shipping related industry, and wrote an open letter to california businesses last month. last year the governor of texas came to sacramento on the same sort of job you want. governor brown -- hunt. governor brown says because california is a leader in jobs. >> we're growing fast, so every wants to come here and look at your jobs and agriculture. >> reporter: but the ceo of greater sacramento, the economic development organization says state leaders shouldn't stand by and let other governors steal jobs away. >> scott's snot coming here -- not co

governor rick scott arrived in los angeles today. the republican says he's going to try to convince shipping companies to ship their business to florida ports. california governor jerry brown is responding saying it's clear why he's coming, this is where the jobs are. brown says he doesn't think it's likely the californians would want to move to florida. >> a little bit of pride there. >> governor brown. >>> all right. still to come it is not just california locked in a bitter vaccination debate. we're going to show you the strict new law now underway in australia. >>> a new study reveals traumatic events in childhood may not only take an emotional toll but a physical one as well. they found kids that had to deal with conflicts had triple the risk of developing type 1 diabetes than their peers. that risk was separate from any genetic predisposition. they say it's likely that higher levels of the stress hormone cortisol affects insulin resistance. >>> last week a bill that would require all children in california to get vaccinated bef

rick scott... visito hoy a california... pero no vino de vacaciones...que compaÑas con sedes en el estado dorado deben mudarse a su estado... --- este es el segundo viaje que hace el gobernador scott con la misma meta... ---por su parte el gobernador de california dice no sentirse amenazado ya que la economia del estado sigue mejorando. take cam pan/blanca --y un poco de noticias alentadoras en cuanto la sequia, aunque no lo crea, esta ayudando a mejorar la calidad del lago tahoe. --- investigadores de "uc davis" dicen que la claridad del agua ha mejorado desde el aÑo pasado; algo que no habia pasado en una decada. ---agregan que la lluvia leve significa menos contaminacion que van desde los alcantarillados al lago. anchor ---pasamos con gabriela dellan... anchor ---con las condiciones actuales del tiempo... gabriela... take gabriela live gabriela live amigos tengan todos muy buenas tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemo

governor rick scott is suing the obama administration claiming they are bullying his skatetate into expanding medicaid. the administration is withholding billions of dollars from another program that funds hospitals treating the poor or uninsured. that program is set to expire in june. governor scott says the administration's hardball tactics show they don't care about will he low income families. >> it is not lawful for the federal government for the obama administration to use coercion tactics basically hold a gun to our heads if we don't expand obamacare. they are using bullying tactics. it is wrong. it is outrageous they are doing this. >> the administration says scott is putting politics over his people. >> left behind in iowa but not before creating some final buzz. this cart in a handicap spot outside a cafe for more than an hour while she was attending a meeting inside. she flew back in coach even carrying her own luggage through newark liberty international airport. there was a town car waiting for her on the tarmac. she takes her campaign to new hampshire next week. >> adrian peters

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rick scott has reportedly banned state employees from using the terms climate change and global warming. and the white house said that scott was invited to today's event, but he declined. in his budget, president obama asked for a $70 million funding chretien for the everglades this year, but he has repeatedly asked for more than congress has been willing to provide. >> simply refusing to say the words, climate change, doesn't mean that the climb at change isn't happening. we know that in our own lives you have a coming storm you don't stick your head in the sand. you prepare for the storm. >> as for earth day, it has been a success but the job is far from done. >> the movement has grown much larger than neighborhoods and cities. this is across the nation and across the world. we need to get down to business to addressing it. >> tony, today 50% of florida's original wetlands no longer exist. and president obama cited one of the original champions of the much glades, marjorie, the national park service a historical site. >> she advocated saying, don't call them swamps, they're wetlands.

you have governors, government rick scott in florida came under fire for denying the existence of climatehange, or at the soipd very least what is alleged is that state agencies have been told not to use the words climate and change together to described the risks that florida faces. it's unfortunate that we allow politics to trump the facts to look after the future of our families and our homes and communities. but it's bad - it's bad politics, bad practice and policy all the way around. >>> we'll continue the conversation as we look at a fragile planet. thank you both for your time on a deeper look. >> thank you. >> thank you >>> next on al jazeera america - congress has low approval ratings, many candidates are unopposed come election time. what one man is doing to give voters a choice. it appears almost everything is made in china, including the printing of bibles 13 million printed just last year and not all are exported. that ahead. >>> ice-cream manufacturer blue bell is holding production at its plants because of concerns about listeria patients at a kansas hospital in march contr

the centers for disease control and prevention says rick scott is dangerous for older a-- listeria is dangerous for older adults and anyone with a weakened immune system. there are no reports of people getting sick. >>> a new plan to attract visitors. food trucks. murals. movies and music events. walnut creek wants people to keep coming to the area while parts of it is under construction. >>> in san francisco today representatives from bay area transit agencies got together and called for congress to get moving. the cry was stand up for transportation. similar events are held around the country. they are almost exhausted and the program will expire at the end of next month. commuters will feel it if congress doesn't act. b.a.r.t., cal train and sam trans, high-speed rail, and san francisco muni could be effected. >> the buses will stop running if we don't get federal money this year. most aren't sure they can make it through the rest of the year without the funding. >> measures that last for months or a year put agencies in a bind and projects can't happen without federal funds. >>> l

. >> the man in charge of looking out for both these days is governor rick scott.nd fans in the save the everglades camp. they're worried that a deal to buy old sugar fields to buy much needed reservoirs. they're worried about claims from inside florida's department of environmental protection that the words "climb change" and "global warning" were banned from state reports. the governor denies such a policy exists but also denies any link between human activity and climate which puts him at stark odds with the secretary of the interior. >> if you saw what i saw and went out on these landscapes, you could not deny that climate change is going on. i see it everywhere i go. >> sally jewel's career began digging oil wells with mobil. and she caught flak from environmentalists for supporting that controversial drilling for gas known as fracking. >> it's been used as a dirty word. and it can be done wrong and impactful and can be done right and very important. >> you can say that about a lot of things, but new york did this five-year study and decided no, too risky for

you have governors, government rick scott in florida came under fire for denying the existence of climate change or at the very least what is alleged is that state agencies have been told not to use the words climate and change together to described the risks that florida faces. it's unfortunate that we allow politics to trump the facts to look after the future of our families and our homes and communities. but it's bad - it's bad politics bad practice and policy all the way around. >>> we'll continue the conversation as we look at a fragile planet. thank you both for your time on a deeper look. >> thank you. >> thank you >>> next on al jazeera america - congress has low approval ratings, many can'ted dates are un -- candidates are unopposed come election time. what one man is doing to give voters a choice. >>> how effective are e-cigarettes. it's claimed that they can help smokers kick the habit. welcome back. this month plenty will toss their hat into the ring to run for president. when it comes to running for congress or senate not everyone runs a tough campaign. dozens of incumbents r

and in florida we are very proud to have governor rick scott as our governor.llied by the president nor by the federal government. and we're going to continue to fight this. you cannot say we will take it -- first of all, to explain, the low-income pool helps our lowest income citizens, a $2 billion program. and this isn't money we're asking for. this is hard-earned tax dollars that the citizens of our state have paid into this program. and they will not coerce us and they will not withhold that money unless we expand medicaid. you can call it extortion, blatant abuse it's all of the above and that's what they are attempting to do. >> of course, my first thought was back to the original obama care ruling from the u.s. supreme court a couple of years ago and part of the portion where the administration didn't win was essentially the majority of the court saying you cannot force -- you can't put a gun to the head of states to force them to take a medicaid expansion they don't want to do because that's not free. states have to kick in for that. do you think this i

the press corps will be watching closely to see whether florida governor rick scott greets the president in person. the two are fighting on how to pay for the state's conservation efforts. scott is known for not acknowledging the human causesover climate change but he's also asked for more federal funding to help the everglades. a white house spokesman called mate change a "grave disservice to future generations." >>> how about the weather, chuck? >> well, the weather is an up-and-down game. it's up right now, sunshine still out there. but it will be down later today as rain chances come back into the area. this whole line of rain showers out here no severe weather throughout just yet, not expecting widespread severe weather today but a rumble or two of thunder can't be ruled out. rain showers move into martinsburg. is 12:30 to front royal and 1:00 to frederick, maryland. we've warmed nicely into the upperup upper 60s to near 70. i think temperatures will jump into the low 70s for a brief time, then temperatures quakeickly falling. so highs upper 60s to near 70. tomorrow only upper 50s w

and if you think that lie is embarrassing, current florida governor rick scott classified his race asanoid. and you know that's -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know what that is. >> steve: humanoid. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: big upset in march madness over the weekend. did you see that? [ cheers and applause ] on saturday the wisconsin badgers beat the undefeated kentucky wildcats to play in tonight's national championship. [ cheers and applause ] when asked how they felt about the loss, kentucky's players were already in the nba. so they could care less. [ laughter ] they don't care. that's right. the ncaa men's basketball championship game was tonight between the wisconsin badgers and the duke blue devils. now, our show tapes before the game, so i don't know which team won or lost. so right now i'd like to take a a moment to offer my congratulations and condolences to both teams. [ laughter ] congratulations, duke! you won the game! i knew you could do it. you played your hearts out. but sometimes you can't win them all. [ laughter ] losing hurts. there's always next yea

. >> florida governor rick scott denied reports the state agencies were unofficially banned from usingords "climate change" or "good morning global warming" to a pretty ridiculous effect seemed to tell a different story. now another agency in a different state appears to be following suit. this week, wisconsin's board commissioner of public lands voted 2-1 to ban any discussion or work related to global warming at the agency, which manages land and funds for the benefit of the state's public schools. the ban on mentioning climate change was championed by the newly elected republican state treasurer, who explained, quote, it's not a part of our sole mission, which is to make money for our beneficiaries, that's what i want our employees working on, that's it. he cited concerns that executive secretary tia nelson had spent the board's time working on climate issues back in 2007 and 2008, when she was appointed to a global warming task force by wisconsin's then-governor. nelson is the daughter of the late wisconsin governor and u.s. senator, gaylord nelson, the very same man who founded ea

. >>> happening today -- florida governor rick scott is in california trying to lure companies away from the golden state. scott is on a two-day trade mission to southern california. he's trying to convince shipping companies to switch coasts. this all comes on the heels of labor disputes on west coast ports. last month he did write an open letter to california businesses saying florida offers a much better business climate. california governor jerry brown who took part in the festival yesterday says he welcomes the challenge. >> everybody wants to come to silicon valley, looking at the biocome anding a vulture -- and agriculture. i don't find many californians going to florida looking for jobs. >> you may recall two years ago the texas governor also came to california to try to court businesses. he tried to convince tesla to build a battery facility in texas. tesla decided to do it in nevada. should doctors took to the picket line yesterday at student health clinics on university of california campuses in southern california. organizers say administrators acted unfairly during negotiati

rick scott has that at the cne. >> hi carl. we have soft data. we dropped a quick three basis points. if you look at 30s, the other end of the curve dropped more. maybe the most important issue is let's open that ten year start up to the 18th of march. notice the range. this closes. that whole period shy of a month closing yield ranges 184 to 197. pretty tight. what's also fascinating is that starts on the 18th. the 17th the day before was the last time we had a settlement in two years over 2%. now, let's look at the bullet wound 10 year to date. new all time low for the 10 year but maybe the most fascinating chart that's getting lip service on this floor is the 8 year. why the 8 year? because it's negative as well for a couple of days now and creeps down the curve. i can here mario driving saying no problem here. now, let's look at the euro on the 24 hour chart. it looked like it was heading down testing the both testimony of the range. boom pop. what made it pop? it's the new link. i use to say it wasn't the dollar strength but the euro weaknes

. >> reporter: scott rick, a professor of marketing at the university of michigan and his team of researchersook an even closer look actually scanning shoppers' brains. >> we found the more evidence of pleasure were activation in regions that are targeted by dopamine, the more likely they were to buy the good. that is consistent with the notion, a similar brain region that underlies the craving for drugs, sex or friends. >> reporter: they were surprised to learn something else. >> there's this pain that's associated with spending. to the best we can tell there seems to be a tradeoff. weighing of pleasure versus pain. >> reporter: yes, according to rick, spending actually causes us stress. was that the case for alex? we turn back to our facial tracking experiment to find out. >> i definitely find some awesome pieces at forever. so inexpensive i don't look at price tags. i need a denim shirt. >> reporter: she seems to be enjoying herself, but her brain is saying something else. alex's tightening of the lip and scanning items indicates she's disappointed and feeling stress according to facial tr