it's a beautiful day for football in sunny sarasota, florida.he junior northport huskies is sitting in the stands eagerly anticipating her team's game. >> we have 25 players on our team and they were sitting around me listening to music, getting pumped up for our particular game. >> on the field below, the senior northport huskies are beating the sarasota gators and the gators aren't happy. >> oh, chase. >> the game is becoming more and more confrontational. using vulgarities and numerous curse words are being used and they disagree with a call. instead of talking to the referee and sorting it out, they just start screaming at him and moving towards him in a hostile manner. >> even though they aren't even at half time, the referee ends the game. that means a win for the huskies. their fans erupt into cheers, but video captured by someone in the stands reveals gator coaches exploding with anger. >> in that video, you can see a coach being contemptuous towards a referee, kicking the yellow flag that the referee had thrown when he called this game

die fromnneth edalin cancer on monday in sarasota, florida. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin in egypt which is facing a major escalation of a crack down on the muslim brotherhood and other critical voices. the military government has designated the brotherhood a terrorist organization after a suicide bombing last week that killed 14 people. this can even though the brotherhood condemned the attack and in unrelated jihadist group lamed responsibility. using the terrorism label, the egyptian regime has arrested hundreds of brotherhood members and seize their assets. it is the latest in a crackdown that began with the ouster president morsi in july following mass protests against his rule. since his overthrow, the brotherhood has been banned from political activity, hundreds of its members have been gunned down in the streets, and thousands more have been placed behind bars. meanwhile, the news network al jazeera is demanding the immediate release of four journalists who been arrested i

susan fromthat is sarasota, florida. independent caller saying that it is edward snowden and the leaks of an essay surveillance program as the story of the year. ryan in new orleans, democratic caller. what do you think, ryan? caller: i think that president obama is the story of the year .ecause he came with obamacare i think he is the story of the isr and i think the south the worst of the year. the people of the south are the worst, that is all i have to say. thank you very much. go to coleman in tulsa, oklahoma, a republican caller. caller: what is being exposed as a global warming hoax. freezing, the epa and obama administration is moving forward with a lawless tack on carbon. we couldn't live without carbon. plants can survive without co2. it is all based on a great deal of ignorance that is not reported by the media in the co2 and using of carbon as fuel. basis where costs are going to go up. sort of like in pagan times people would sacrifice the most orutiful maiden to a climate global or volcano god. now we are s

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host: john is up next from sarasota, florida, on our line for republicans. caller: good morning. glad to get through. first of all, it is an oxymoron. there is nothing affordable about the affordable care act. killcare is going to help the democrats next november. the democrats are in trouble in the senate because of the background check 2 years ago, a year and a half ago. now with obamacare they are definitely having trouble. obamacare has helped to kill the democrats when you from now. there's nothing affordable about the affordable care act -- are you looking for insurance through the site? caller: i never attended to because i don't like it and i'm not going to buy something that's rotten. it is rotten to the core. buyuld invi -- i wouldn't rotten produce at the supermarket and this is no different. host: rose in pennsylvania on our line for democrats. rose, good morning. caller: hello? host: hi, rose. caller: well, good morning. i have a question. i am computer stupid so might daughter is trying to help me. for the past couple weeks we have run into a screen -- we did get a

so you're from sarasota, florida, and you head home on monday. >> yeah. >> so you're excited to see aing to give the forecast because in new york city, it's going to be a very tricky forecast. we do have the possibility of some temperatures warming up a little bit during the overnight hours. that means that we could be seeing a transition from snow over to rain. that could limit some of the snowfall accumulations. again, it's going to be very tricky for coastal areas. inland areas, it is going to stay cold enough that you're going to continue to see snow throughout the overnight hours and you could be looking at significant accumulation out here. winter storm watches are in effect. winter weather advisories and inland areas could pick up six to ten inches of snow across pennsylvania and as much as a foot of snow across parts of new england. so please be careful on the roadways and again, that's over the weekend. right now the forecast is on the lower end from new york city, four inches expected. otherwise take a look at boston. six to maybe even ten inches. we'll keep an eye on it. le

david from sarasota. morning.ood my political hero would be very sanders. sanders. the second choice would be elizabeth warren. hopefully more people both democratic in the next election. talk about very sanders -- barry sanders. how did he first come to your attention? caller: i has been a lot about him in the news and have read about him in the paper. always seems to be protecting american workers and social security, which i think is important. host: what would you like to see in 2014? what theyeep on doing are doing. i would like for him to run for higher office but i did not think there is an equal like or house ofsenate representatives to really get things done. vote for more democrats. higheralking about office. elizabeth warren, you do not think she would run? she would help hillary clinton leaned more left and get some more policies going that way. you for calling him this morning. appreciate it. twitter post coming in on this subject. carroll writes in phil robertson for speaking truth. vivian writes in that bernie sanders is my political hero because ever

the idea that you're going to put somebody in a high-speed training from sarasota, florida to orlandoen at places that are not relevant to where they are going, nowhere near disney world, without a car how do you get around. our country is built differently. our cities are not closely tied together. i'm all for infrastructure but let's not get off on high-speed trains. >> get that one. let's move on to one other thing that you say is not working but apparently the white house say it's a lot closer. white house officials announced they met their deadline for improving healthercare.gov saying it will work smoothly for the vast majority of users. the site's repair team made more than 400 technical fixes and say the website can host up to 50,000 people at the same time. the obama administration also says the site is stable more than 90% of the time. however, according to providers, healthercare.gov is far from perfect. the "new york times" reporting insurance companies are still not receiving all the information about the individuals who signed up for coverage through the exchanges creati

. >> she's mayor of sarasota springs and she's in. mathison is out.utah watching. i know a lot of fox fans out there. thanks so much. >> yeah. >>> coming up straight ahead as we wrap up this show, does this sound familiar? your wife talks to her mom three times a day. is she normal or nuts? does she not want to talk to you? dr. keith ablow, we want to talk to you. first let's talk to martha mccallum. she's going to tell us what bill hemmer has to deal with for the next two hours. >> good morning, brian and everybody. so we are waiting the budget vote as critics ask why some on the hill want the military to shoulder the burden once again in this deal. senator wicker is here on that. and is edward snowden moving closer to an amnesty deal? congressman pete king will talk about that with us. and the president says he longs for washington to be a bit more like one of his favorite tv shows. which one is it? bill and i will see you at the top of the hour on in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usa

. >> sarasota area. beautiful area. >> they have a lot of the homeowners association community. house but they're a condo community. now they're banning kids from playing in the streets. >> look, i mean, first of all, this is what they say. this is a statement from bill rompf. >> he says, we're trying to make the place safe. we're trying to make it safe for those people who have kids in the community and they should be the ones who are happy about that, not upset. the kids are all probably running out, beautiful outside. out there playing stick ball and such. we did that as kids. >> oh, yes. but, i mean, you know, if the cars go fast, who knows what -- >> look at this. they're in a cul-de-sac right there. if you're speeding down a cul-de-sac, you need to go to prison in the first place. >> right. >> one of those condo board leader types, you know, we all know the type that every little thing. you post a sign for a missing dog, they tell you to take it down. >> they have nothing else to do. >> what other sort of laws or regulations can we create. >> children froliking probably of