he's kind of a plosate moderate because he can point to that record in tallahassee.use they have that primary on march 15th. you talk to the bush folks, the marco folks, and both of them say whoever comes out of that primary on top probably goes forward, the loser goes home or stays home, because both of them are in florida. >> holly? >> hillary having reannounced her campaign is now off to the early states, iowa, new hampshire, nevada, and one thing that we're going to see different from her this time this tour is that she's going to start doing a lot of local press interviews her campaign is saying. this whole time they've pretended that they basically don't care about the criticism but this is a signal they have taken that to heart they're trying to rebut that perception. unclear if this current round is going to staunch that criticism. >> detente is not peace perhaps with the press. peter? >> on tuesday the president hosts at the white house the president of south korea now normally we wouldn't think that was such a big deal except that comes at the very moment h

governor bush touting himself as an outsider saying in tallahassee he wasn't just another member of the club. this of course his grandfather was senator prescott bush his father and brother former presidents can he really make that argument are argument? >> it's a tough sell. he talked about being a governor but a reformed governor who took on the establishment, and talked about the things he's done in florida to really change circumstances for real americans for average people. he had a recent event in baltimore to the decisions he made as a governor on public education, and so i think he's trying to prove that he's an outsider by saying here i was on the ground i was on the trenches. here's what i did for floridians jobs crazy, school reform i've been slogging it out when the current folks running are either in washington or have been part of the problem, unible to fix the problem, as he put it, in the past. >> dan, of all the rep candidates who do you think would be the toughest one to hillary to beat? >> i think on paper it would be marco rubio. he looks like the future speaking to

a self-serving attitude can take hold in any capital, just as it once did in tallahassee. i was the governor who refused to accept that as the normal... -- normal or white way -- or right way of conducting the people's business. i would not allow it in washington either. [applause] jeb bush: we don't need another president who merely holds the top spot among the pampered elites of washington. we need a president willing to challenge and disrupt the whole culture in our nation's capital, and i will be that president. [applause] jeb bush: because i was a reforming governor, not just another member of the club. there's no passing off responsibility when you're a governor. no blending into the legislative crowd or filing an amendment and calling that as success. as our whole nation has learned since 2008, executive experience is another term for preparation and there is no substitute for that. [applause] jeb bush: we're not going to clean up the mess in washington by electing the people who either helped create it or have proven incapable of fixing it. [applause] jeb bush: in

are two of them, one of which is thought to be potentially be a lightning strike fire, the one in tallahasseeay be electrical issues with the church. those two right now are not being investigated as arson, but thee are for sure. a fourth could become an arson investigation. >> and obviously, we should also say there's, you know, in terms of the steps of what we're looking at here, the first threshold is were these fires accidental. some of them, they may be. others are investigated arson. even if they are found to be arson, definitively, there's a question of what is the motivation, and we can imagine there would be a lot of motivations that are not white supremacist terror being waged against the congregations. presumably, that's something the atf and fbi are going to look into. >> i don't know if you recall not long ago in colorado, there was an naacp incident where the building was shared by a tax office that turned out to be the actual target, so the federal government -- >> and that's a good cautionary tale. because when you hear explosion, sort of unexploded improvised explosive device

. >> tallahassee to philadelphia all under severe thunderstorm watch. when you're in that pink color, you got to watch out tonight. most of those expire between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. then we'll look at a flash flood threat that comes the next three days. this takes you through friday. take st. louis for example. they've had their wettest june on record and it doesn't look like july is going to treat them much better. out west the heat is on and rising. tomorrow 101 for boise. the southwest, the monsoon flow adds to that heat and thunderstorms could produce damaging winds near phoenix. >> everyone has something. thanks so much. >>> to california now and a firestorm tonight over that controversial vaccination bill now signed into law by governor jerry brown requiring vaccines for virtually every child regardless of religion or what parents think is best for their child. abc's chief medical editor dr. richard besser now. >> reporter: today, the governor of california signed into law one of the toughest vaccine bills in the country. all children attending sch

education and how he changed florida's schools for the better. [ applause ] i saw how he took on the tallahasseeof or establishing a voluntary pre-kindergarten program for every single one of florida's 4-year-olds, or fixing a broken workers' compensation system so florida businesses could expand and grow. or this one i know you'll remember handling four hurricanes in 40 days in 2004. no one who was in florida in 2004 will ever forget that. and i saw that his commitment was constant. he worked hard at it and he worked hard at it every single day. you know something else he was? he was relentless. you're going to hear this again. whenever jeb takes on a challenge, that's exactly how he is. and he never backs away from an issue. even if it looks like it's tough or looks like it might be impossible, i saw it so vividly. you saw a little bit in this video. it was so vivid to me when he took on the issue of domestic violence in this state. i'll tell you when you think about it this is a crime that knows no boundaries. not race, not education not income. it is when someone who is supposed to love you

a self-serving attitude can take hold in any capitol just like it did in tallahassee. i was the governor who refused to accept that as the normal or right way of conducting the people's business and i will not accept it as the standard in washington either. we don't need another president who holds the top spot among the pampered elite among washington, we need someone to challenge and disrupt the culture in washington and i will be that president. [ applause ] >> because i was a reforming governor, not just north member of the club. there is no passing off responsibility when you are a governor. no blending into the legislative cloud or filing an amendment and calling it success. as our whole nation has learned since 2008. executive experience is another term por preparation and there is no substitute for that. we're not going to clean up the mess in washington by electing the people who helped create it or proven incapable of fixing it. in government, if we get a few big things right, we can make life better for millions of people, especially for kids in public schoo

a self-serving attitude can take hold in any capitol just like it did in tallahassee. i was the governor who refused to accept that as the normal or right way of conducting the people's business and i will not accept it as the standard in washington either. we don't need another president who holds the top spot among the pampered elite among washington, we need someone to challenge and disrupt the culture in washington and i will be that president. [ applause ] >> because i was a reforming governor, not just north member of the club. there is no passing off responsibility when you are a governor. no blending into the legislative cloud or filing an amendment and calling it success. as our whole nation has learned since 2008. executive experience is another term por preparation and there is no substitute for that. we're not going to clean up the mess in washington by electing the people who helped create it or proven incapable of fixing it. in government, if we get a few big things right, we can make life better for millions of people, especially for kids in public schoo

a self-serving attitude can take hold in any capitol, just as it once did in tallahassee. i was the governor who refused to the accept that as the normal or right way of conducting the people's business. i will not accept it as the standard in washington either. [cheers and applause] we don't need another president who merely holds the top spot among the pampered elites of washington. we need a president willing to challenge and disrupt the whole culture in our nation's capitol. and i will be that president. [cheers and applause] because i was a reforming governor, not just another member of the club. there is no passing off responsibility when you're a governor. no blending into the legislative crowd, or filing an amendment and calling that success. as our whole nation has learned since 2008, executive experience is another term for preparation and there is no substitute for that. [cheers and applause] we're not going to clean up the mess in washington by elect the people who either helped create it or have proven incapable of fixing it. [cheers and applause] in governmen

to cash in a retirement account to pay some bills and having lost money on the recent sale of a tallahassee house that he co-owned with another politician who later got caught up in an investigation. >> how does this kind of story affect rubio's image potentially? >> it makes him like a lot of ordinary americans, bret. he's a guy who's a son of aim grant bartender, took on a lot of student debt, took out some loans and later got overextended. buried in the story is the fact the rubios have set up college savings accounts for their four children and in the last three years have contributed $60,000 to charity. >> so what's the official response from the rubio campaign about this? >> rubio spokesman told me that the story is absurd and attacks rubio for not being rich. and top adviser todd harris me the times is being elitist for describing rubio's student debt as a financial hole of his own making. now, all candidates are subject to scrutiny for their financial affairs of course. but what undercut this story a little bit is that it followed another "new york times" report bret about rubio rec

a self-serving attitude can take hold in any capital just as it once did in tallahassee. i was a governor who refused to accept that as the normal or right way of conducting the people's business. i will not accept it as the standard in washington either. we don't need another president who merely holds the top spot among the pampered elites of washington. we need a president willing to challenge and disrupt the whole culture in our nation's capital. and i will be that president. [ cheers and applause ] because i was a reforming governor, not just another member of the club. there's no passing off responsibility when you're a governor. no blending into the legislative crowd or filing an amendment and calling that success. as our whole nation has learned since 2008 executive experience is another term for preparation, and there is no substitute for that. we're not going to clean up the mess in washington by electing the people who either helped create it or have proven incapable of fixing it. in government, if we get a few big things right, we can make life better for mill

to cash in a retirement account to pay some bills and having lost money on the recent sale of a tallahassee house that he co-owned with another politician who later got caught up in an investigation. >> how does this kind of story affect rubio's image potentially? >> it makes him like a lot of ordinary americans, bret. he's a guy who's a son of aim grant bartender, took on a lot of student debt, took out some loans and later got overextended. buried in the story is the fact the rubios have set up college savings accounts for their four children and in the last three years have contributed $60,000 to charity. >> so what's the official response from the rubio campaign about this? >> rubio spokesman told me that the story is absurd and attacks rubio for not being rich. and top adviser todd harris added telling me the times is being elitist for describing rubio's student debt as a financial hole of his own making. now, all candidates are subject to scrutiny for their financial affairs of course. but what undercut this story a little bit is that it followed another "new york times" report bret a

. >> the tallahassee police department is using florida state university students as informers againstpproached by a suspected sex offender. >> in the 1960s, there are a number of these kinds of committees that investigate gays. and even though it's still submerged, you begin to see the first issues about gay rights. >> there were multiple organizations to try to counteract that repressive regime that gay men and lesbians were suffering under. they had the mattachine society and the daughters of bilitis, which were part of the homophile movement. >> the law forbids certain type of private consenting sexual behavior among adults need to be changed. >> in the mattachine society, this was a dilemma. how do you combine activism with anonymity? you can run a social movement from behind a closet door. >> gays are limited in their ability to show affection, can't party the way the straights can. their whole entire existence is stigmatized. one of the mattachine society's founders, a man named frank kameny, he is a worker with the e white house. >> i understand that we're being picketed by a g

that's the clinton situation, if the guy i mean he even put in he took a loss on selling house in tallahasseeme on, garbage. >> most presidential candidates release a couple of years of tax returns so that the american people know where they stand on all of this. >> that's fine. >> i think the "new york times" felt that they were going to hurt him here. also an indication of how worried the left is. >> they don't like rubio. >> stupor star, young latino connects with american voters. if this is the best they have got four traffic tickets. i think it's fair game. is he in pretty good shape. >> remember when they d. john mccain and said he had a mistress? remember that? that was "new york times," right? >> well, it was also the bush campaign in south carolina ace recall saying that. >> bush campaign in south carolina that's not somebody representing the people. i mean, journalism is supposed -- we have special privileges to look out for the people. >> i will say this -- >> -- do you remember that. >> i will say. this you think this is the clinton campaign doing it? it could be. it also could be

since the incident, the tallahassee police department uses officer perry's dashcam footage as a training tool for new recruits. >> opens fire with both hands. chuck's response? to immediately disengage the distance. >> the time to plan on what to do is not once the guy's shooting at you. you need to figure this out before he starts shooting at you and at least put some plan in action. don't just sit there. move. do something. i'm here today. so i'm happy. it was a good day. >> when i saw the video for the first time, it had captured everything that these two guys had done. and it brought back, one, a lot of anger that they were trying to kill a cop. and then two, it also brought back a lot of the memories and the details that i had not recorded in my mind. you've got a job to do. and so these guys, if we don't stop them, there's nobody else out there to do it. and that's what we do. >> you're going to die if you move! don't move! >>> coming up, a getaway attempt gone horribly wrong. and later, another brazen gunman in a shootout with police. when "caught on camera dashcam diaries" contin

reverend holms who heads our chapter, action network, my group in tallahassee spoke so he's reaching out to african americans and i don't know how the right will deal with the fact we're these lefties but he's reached out and they all, blacks that are going to listen. >> he's spoken spanish. >> and spanish. latino voters, the theater is better, where is the beef? where is the substance? >> that's exactly right. jeb bush mastered the art of saying all the right things while doing all the wrong things. abby mentioned that he did, in fact, cut taxes. he did cut taxes. he cut taxes on stock wealth. that's a driver of income inequality in this country. to expect that he's going to do something, we just need to look on inequality, his record in florida and he exacerbated the issue. he's a trickled down economics believer and we all see nothing is trickling down. >> i don't care abby if it's jeb bush or hillary clinton, income inequality poverty, wealth gap, these things must be addressed with a real detailed policy plan on how you are going to deal with them and you've got to deal with oth

now, there's also one in tallahassee, florida, which they've determined was actually an electrical stormessee that also was believed to be caused by lightning. now, again, there are still suspicions about the remaining fires. the atf and fbi are investigating them. there have been no links established in any of these fires. they don't know whether or not they're related. they don't know whether or not they're related to some of the incidents we've been talking about, especially down in charleston and the whole debate about the confederate flag. >> evan, thanks very much. i want to get more on this and other issues. joining us in "the situation room," cornell william brooks president and ceo of the naacp, thanks very much for coming in. i know this is very disturbing. you hear predominantly african-american churches in the south on fire. what are you hearing about this? >> people have been very concerned. now, we understand that the correlation of tragedy doesn't necessarily suggest causation of tragedy, but bear this in mind. where we have nine people killed in the act of racial terroris

the tallahassee democrat to announce his candidacy. they write t

stories about his financial problems the fact that he just this week sold a house that he owned in tallahasseet a big loss. concerns with credit cards he had used as a member of the florida republican party when he was the statehouse speaker. this is part of the process. the rubio team while they are happy write they sit in the polls, is incredibly insensitive to how he's portrayed across the country. we saw the reaction this week that embodies that. but speeding tickets are speeding tickets. >> ed o'keeffe thank you so much. >> take care. >>> still ahead, chasing the crown. why a win for one horse today in the belmont stakes will make it a huge moment in sports history. we'll preview the race, next. super poligrip seals out more food particles. so your food won't get stuck and you can enjoy every single bite. eat loud, live loud, super poligrip. super poligrip holds your dentures tightly in place so you never have to hold back. laugh loud, live loud, super poligrip. out of 42 vehicles based on 6 different criteria, why did a panel of 11 automotive experts name the volkswagen golf motor trend'

lindsey graham, tim scott, but with the exception of graham and jeb bush who took the flag down in tallahasseeepublican presidential candidates were not leading the way. >> not surprisingly, i think, van misunderstands the republican party. and i'm here to tell you that in fact it's not divided. there's quite a lot of energy going forward over whether or not who decides what the chief justice said in the dissent is this court is not a legislature. he implied it as well in the obama decision. i think will will be unanimity, that it ought to be the people's fwois change the law, and that it ought to be not as justice scalia said -- >> it is a fundamental human right. i got to tell you, i speak as somebody -- >> you're talking about marriage. >> i'm talking about marriage. we can go back to the flag in the second. let's talk about the rainbow flag for one minute. this is a fundamental human right. and if we had had to wait for the entire american people to say that civil rights were okay for our children as black children to go to school together, we'd be waiting a long time. and loving the decis

. >> ruth consultant max joins us this morning from tallahassee florida, a senior advisor to jeb bush during his 1994 run for governor. jeb bush has been a de facto candidate for months. he hadn't been able to pull away from the pact. if you were advising him today what would you tell him to do? >> keep on doing what he's been doing. i think the common thread throughout this in the last six months is there's always some new person who is going to take jeb out yet he remains the front runner and guy that everybody is talking about. he just has to stay in the game and do what he does best and play the whole thing out. >> according to recent polls he doesn't quite remain the front runner. you see some polls in which scat walker and marco rubio were pulling forward and you say he should still stay in his lane and keep doing what he's doing? >> every story you read is about who's going to take down jeb bush. sometimes as you point out it's scott walker, sometimes marco rubio. at one point in time, it was one of the guys on the farther right. there's one common thread in all of the stories.

they have projects in seattle nashville, tallahassee -- the company called pro terra.and, and they are in the process of raising more money to do that. tom: daniel yergin, copenhagen was an absolute disaster. they say their surface is a better world. -- word. michael bloomberg writing yesterday on paris. give us your optimism that something can be done in paris. daniel: i think the momentum is there, and what you're going to do is get a little parallelism. today, president obama and president rousseff of brazil will announce a climate dialogue like president obama did with the chinese, so everybody's kind of working to get there in parallel, not with a master agreement but rather all countries. tom: maybe some humility has crept into the dialogue. what are you going to do on greece, matt miller? matt: obviously greece is first and foremost in our mind, but in the headlines as well. we will be talking to someone of the brookings institution about what he thinks the possibility are, that a no vote means it is over and they start issuing ious''s in drachma. tom: i have no

a self-serving attitude can take hold in any capital, just as it once did in tallahassee.overnor who refused to accept that as the norm or al right way of conducting the government's way of business. i will not accept that as the standard in washington either. we don't need a another president who -- we need a president who disrupts the whole culture of our nation's capital. and i will be that president. [ cheers and applause ] because i was a reforming governor, not just another member of the club. there's no passing off responsibility when you're a governor, no blending into the legislative crowd or filing an amendment and calling that success. as our whole nation has learned since 2008 executive experience is another term for preparation, and there is no substitute for that. we're not going to clean up the mess in washington by electing the people who either helped create it or have proven incapable of fixing it. in government if we get a few big things right, we can make life better for millions of people especially for kids in public schools. think of what we watched

the author of following the cash is with me now live from tallahassee. welcome back.little. hilary clinton is secretary of state. bill clinton is out giving speeches. to whom is he giving speeches and what was their position on the keystone pipeline? >> when hilary clinton becomes secretary of state already on her desk, is thumbs up or down to the keystone pipeline. and bill is asked for the first time ever to give ten speeches for a bank called tbt investment bank ten speeches for about $10 million. they paid him for the last speech and three months later hilary clinton greenlights the keystone pipeline and the investment group, one of the largest shareholders with $1.6 in equity and $933 million in loans tied up so it raises questions about the green greenlighting. >> the environmentalist couldn't see why she would not express an opinion. in 2010 she said we are going to depend on dirty oil from the gulf or from canada. have you found a quid pro quo? is there a connection and link here? >> i think there is a link. e-mail that says we will give you this money and you

augustine it happened in tallahassee as well. we need to address this and change the process. >> we are working on it and that is the guy responsible for fixing it. >> i saw him pointing at you mr. giddens. >> i point at him a lot. >> st. augustine is important to the veterans in that area but trying to change this culture that has been allowed to go on for too long. mr. lamborn you are recognized. >> secretary gibson although i am glad to see you saying the va is committed to doing what is right for the veterans in colorado, i am disturbed by the additional time and money it will take. thanks to reallocation of funds we are good through the end of the fiscal year but much more remains to be funded. this is a critical facility that our colorado veterans are earned and need. i remain committed along with my colleague representative coffman and others that we remain committed to finishing this process. where is the accountability i have to have? we have poor construction projects and where is the accountability? we have given autho

. >> that happened in tallahassee also and we need to redress this summit that is the guy right there that is responsible for fixing that severity was pointing to you. [laughter] i pull a data em quite often said augustine is very important to try to change the culture that has been allowed to go one for so long. >> thank you for your leadership. secretary gibson hoot i am glad to see that completed in the construction aha project without delay and deeply disappointed by the time and money it will take things to recent legislation we are now to the end of the fiscal year but much more remains to be funded is a critical facility that the veterans have earned and i remain committed to ensure that we bring this project to completion however as we sit here to talk about the budget shortfall were is the accountability weather forecasting the budget or the construction projects where is the accountability? we gave you legislation and we don't see that being used. where is the accountability mr. gibson? >> if you look back at the entire chain of command down into a project engineer there is

[applause] i saw how he took on the tallahassee bureaucracy and chipped away at the size of state government. [applause] yeah, that is a good one. i saw as he took on issue after issue, whether it was cutting taxes, which we did a lot of. [applause] or establishing a voluntary prekindergarten program for every single one of florida's four-year-olds. [applause] or fixing a broken workers compensation system so that florida businesses could expand and grow. [applause] or this one i know you will remember handling quattro hurricanes and 40 days in 2004. [applause] no one who was in florida in 2004 will ever forget that. i saw that his commitment was constant. he worked hard. he worked hard at it every single day. he was relentless. you are going to hear this again. whenever jeb takes on a challenge, that is how he is. he never backs away from an issue, even if it looks like it is tough. even if it looks like it is impossible. i thought so vividly -- it was so vivid to me when he took on the issue of domestic violence in the state. [applause] i will tell you, when you think about it, this is a c

government can do with the new president is send major portion of the power of washington back to tallahasseeo madison over places so that innovator like rick scott who has done a tremendous job. 11% unemployment down to 5.6% hundreds are now ranked second in the quarter achief executive magazine for business. unleash that entrepreneurial spirit and get it out of washington but in materials of taxes i think in many ways and again should we announce we'll layout more specifics on this. but why not go back to what served under president reagan two tax rates, 28%, 15%. why not back to something close to that? that was one of the lengthiest periods of sustained myc growth that we've had in our lifetime and instead of doing what we've seen last six years some before that. why not go back to something that worked? >> do you think rick perry among those who entered the race later this week has said, we've got a whole accountable. we have to freeze people's salaries in washington. until they come up with a balanced budget paraphrasing here. but he's saying, president should be submitting a balanced b

augustine it happened in tallahassee as well. we need to address this and change the process. >> we are working on it and that is the guy responsible for fixing it. >> i saw him pointing at you mr. giddens. >> i point at him a lot. >> st. augustine is important to the veterans in that area but trying to change this culture that has been allowed to go on for too long. mr. lamborn, you are recognized. >> secretary gibson, although i am glad to see you saying the va is committed to doing what is right for the veterans in colorado, i am disturbed by the additional time and money it will take. thanks to reallocation of funds we are good through the end of the fiscal year but much more remains to be funded. this is a critical facility that our colorado veterans are earned and need. i remain committed along with my colleague representative coffman and others that we remain committed to finishing this process. where is the accountability i have to have? we have poor construction projects and where is the accountability? we have given aut

host: tallahassee florida, and the. -- brenda.aller: medicaid expansion meets an increase in taxes from the taxpayers in that state eventually. if it is covered by government subsidies, that also means an increase to american taxpayers. we are the government. this is a whole can of worms that obama open from day one when he pushed obamacare, and when pelosi shoved it down congress's throat when she said you must pass the bill so that you can read what is in it. guest: brenda is of course right about the fact that medicaid gets paid for with tax dollars. no question about it. in florida, it is really interesting. the government in florida has rejected the medicaid expansion. today, florida would be able to expand the program with 100% funding from the federal government, sure they paid for by taxpayers across the country. florida today has a medicaid program which has been operational for close to 50 years. florida, with his current medicaid program gets $.60 per dollar from the federal government. florida has decided do that. now,

host: let's go to janel in tallahassee, florida. line for independents. caller: good morning. go ahead, janel. caller: me, personally, i'm an independent now. no more bush's, no more clinton's, no more kennedys. i'm a woman, but i will not vote for a woman. i don't want to go with any identity politics anymore. i want somebody who loves this country who is a real commander in chief. who knows what they're talking about and knows what they're doing. someone who respects all americans. that gel men -- gentleman was correct about that. it's hard to get rid of an incumbent. that's just the fact. we need people that care about americans. anyone who votes for someone like bernie sanders who is a socialist -- i give him a lot of kudos for that. he doesn't just lie. host: we are running out of time. i appreciate all of our callers today. if you want to see hillary clinton's official campaign kickoff, coming up in about one hour here on c-span. we will be back tomorrow morning, wrapping up the announcement

the tallahassee democrat to announce his candidacy. they write that his name is jeb. he is the former governor of florida. he will more than likely want your vote. miami was the site where senator marco rubio announced his candidacy for president in april. how it is being reported this morning in usa today. the headline is jeb is ready to take the plunge. they write that more than a dozen years after his last political race, bush faces questions from conservatives about his commitment to their cause. the list of complaints includes his support for common core education standards and new immigration rules in a party that often nominates governors. bush will face many opponents who have been state executives themselves. my cuppa be, rick perry, george pataki are already running. -- mike huckabee, rick perry george pataki are already running. john kasich is expected to announce soon. rand paul, ted cruz, and lindsey graham as well as rick santorum. we are joint on the line by shira center, political editor for the boston globe. shira center what will be here is some of t

tallahassee florida, republican. what do you think of his campaign?ler: it is not surprising to me that i agree with him on one thing. there is something profoundly wrong in this country. it has been thought about by the education system that is worse than history. the fact is about 52% of the american people will light league i. obama said he did not have much to do with the affordable care act. host: william, tennessee, democrat. what do you make of the venture bernie sanders bid to the white house. caller: i think it is the only chance we got. the countries such a mess with all of these trade deals. we do not have the tax base. they lost their jobs. this has created problems. that is the one that resonates with you, quality jobs. what if he does not win the primary? then what? you look for hillary clinton? you vote for hillary clinton? caller: i do would have to vote for her. host: do you vote for her? caller: yes ma'am. host: gilbert in birmingham. independent. good morning. caller: thank you for calling my call. i find it ironical that he made hi

host: "tallahassee news" -- sandra from virginia, also opposing the decision yesterday. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. i am a first-time caller. i have watched for many years. i was so disappointed with this decision, i strongly oppose what the supreme court has moved forward in sanctioning, i guess you can say. i agree with the previous caller from florida. yes, everyone deserves the same basic rights, but marriage is reserved for a man and a woman. in my opinion, it is for procreation. a man and a man cannot have children. if there were no children to a. for these people, they would never have children. it is not natural. host: i will ask you where iat i ask what constitutes marriage for you? caller: i believe what the bible says. god created adam and eve and told them to populate the earth. that is how we were made. i disagree strongly with this determination. i believe it will be so destructive to younger people coming up, who will not get the proper instruction on how a family unit should look and how it should be conducted. isaac are you -- i t

the other story is the heat. 104 feels like in tallahassee. columbia, about 99. southwest, it is very hot. phoenix today will feel like 107 degrees. a little bit of everything out there in the southern half of the country. if you want great weather you can find that here in the northeast. d.c., you get relief up into new england. beautiful weather for the middle of this week. we levelave you with a shot of new york city. it's beautiful today. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] it balances you... it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley. nature at its most delicious. two streetlights. the only difference: that little blue thingy. you see it? that's a sensor. using ge software, the light can react to its environment- getting brighter only when it's needed. in a night it saves a little energy. but, in a year it saves a lot. and the other street? it's been burning energy all night. for frank. frank's a cat. now, two things that are exactly the same hav

jeb is in a position where i said it before sh he was always the smartest guy in the room in tallahasseenor. he is always the smartest guy in the room wherever he goes. but presidential campaigns are mammoth. i think so much of the problems we're seeing here is jeb's trying to do it all himself. because his entire life he's always been smarter than everybody around him. he's going to have to figure out how to turn over the reigns to people he trusts. when they screw up once or twice, he's going to have to stay with him. he can't do it all himself. >> i think his response, chuck todd, it is june. maybe shows that he expects to evolve on his own and that will is time. i don't know. >> i think it's interesting. when i talked to both campaigns recently about what has been a sluggish start hillary clinton and jeb bush let's be realistic. it's been on one hand, yes, behind the scenes they're going to raise the most money and all this stuff. but they both have been sort of -- it seems, struggling to sort of create momentum answer the why they're running question, all these things. and the answe

." >> you look at marco's life as a young struggling state legislator in tallahassee where i don't knowgress, i remember they got paid $25,000 a year and marco doesn't come from money. his dad was a bartender. his mom also. i mean very working class background. a pension for luxury when the clintons and the bushes i mean they really do undercut the credibility at least in my eyes. and with the republican primary voters who are economically on average a lot more like marco than they are hillary or jeb. >> there are many reasonable criticisms of marco rubio. in an attempt to paint him as mitt romney as a rich guy that can't relate is just not credible. it's just not. >> not happening. >>> up next americans are waking up again this morning to headlines about more u.s. troops being sent to iraq for the fight against isis. editor at large for "time" magazine joins the conversation. "morning joe" is back in a moment. you know, in any job any profession image matters. i want some gray...but not too much. only touch of gray uses oxygen to gently blend away some gray but not all for that perfect

you figure in the humidity level it's going to feel like 104 in tallahassee, montgomery 102.springs 115. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. >>> a rainy start but not all day. keep an umbrella handy. mostly cloudy skies and chance of showers and could see thunderstorms in the area later on today. 8 tomorrow and cooler and dry on saturday. sunday looking damp. showers and possibly thunderstorms. the heat is on monday and sunny skies for tuesday. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up an exclusive investigation with lyle mitchell's attorney. he's the husband of the woman who is suspected of helping those two inmates escape in women talking about activia. when i feel bloated and my stomach is rumbling in the morning, it takes me forever to get dressed. i just like wearing a lot of black. i don't have the time to be gassy and uncomfortable, when i'm trying to get out of the house. those are the days you wear sweatpants. i love activia. that is so good. i eat activia every day. enjoying activia twice a day for 4 weeks may help reduce

going to be in the 90s through friday in raleigh, tallahassee, knoxville, jacksonville to mobile.es well above 100. air temperatures out west starting on friday into saturday and sunday. going to be well above the 90s into the hundreds. look at medford oregon. portland with excessive heat watches friday through monday. it's unusual for them to put out heat watches so soon. heat advisories along the pacific northwest coast. fire danger being ratcheted up as well. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. leave the umbrella at home, grab the sunglasses. sunshine and less humid, much more comfortable today. temperatures in the 80s this afternoon. that's normal for this time of year. clear skies tonight. sunshine tomorrow, 65 in the morning. as clouds move in, there's a chance we'll see late-day showers on thursday and into friday, then it's rain this weekend, keeping us cool saturday and sunday. sunshine returns next week. have a great day. >>> don't forget. check the weather any time you need on the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. >> tank you. >> coming up on

tallahassee will feel like 99. no relief for the next three days. >>> good morning.ogist bill henley. a stormy and steamy day. hot and humid conditions. afternoon temperatures near 90 degrees fueling showers and thunderstorms today and again tomorrow. there's potential for severe weather tomorrow. 92 degrees tomorrow afternoon. then we'll get a break. humidity comes way down. a nice day wednesday. you really will feel the difference. high of just 83 wednesday afternoon. 84 on thursday. a chance of late-day showers on thursday and this weekend. have a great day. >>> get the wet wither any time you need it on the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. savannah? >> thanks al. coming up on trending has this ever happened to you? the woman up staged by the floor. oh my goodness. her dress matches the floor and that pick cure is going viral. >> up next on ros aren reports, protecting yourself and your family in dangerous situations. >> i'm jeff rossen. coming up the new warning from police. with escaped inmates on the loose they may be more desperate and more danger

tallahassee will feel like 99. no relief for the next three days.y morning i'm meteorologist kari hall. we walk out the door to some low clouds and fog this morning and some low to mid 50s as we go into the afternoon the sun is breaks out it will be a beautiful day. reaching 70 degrees in the east bay, peninsula 75 degrees, east bay -- or south bay, rather 83 degrees and the tri-valley will be one of the hot spots today, reaching 86 degrees. we'll also see some upper 70s for the north bay, while san francisco stays in the mid 60s. >>> get the wet wither any time you need it on the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. savannah? >> thanks al. coming up on trending has this ever happened to you? the woman up staged by the floor. oh my goodness. her dress matches the floor and that pick cure is going viral. >> up next on ros aren reports, protecting yourself and your family in dangerous situations. >> i'm jeff rossen. coming up the new warning from police. with escaped inmates on the loose they may be more desperate and more dangerous, even try

going to be in the 90s through friday in raleigh, tallahassee, knoxville, jacksonville to mobile.temperatures well above 100. air temperatures out west starting on friday into saturday and sunday. going to be well above the 90s into the hundreds. look at medford oregon. portland with excessive heat watches friday through monday. it's unusual for them to put out heat watches so soon. heat advisories along the pacific northwest coast. fire danger being ratcheted up as well. >>> good morning. i'm meteorology kari hall. enjoy today, tomorrow is date where the heat ramps up. we'll have ac blasting all day long. but right now, nice and comfortable. all across the bay, in the 50s. this afternoon, reaching 76 degrees in the east bay. san francisco, topping out at 70 degrees. 20 degrees warmer in the north bay. and the south bay getting hotter reaching 87 degrees this afternoon. and we'll be watching the tri-valley for those temperatures that will be hitting the low 90s this afternoon. >>> don't forget. check the weather any time you need on the weather channel on cable or weather.com onli

[applause] lieutenant governor jennings: i saw how he took on the tallahassee bureaucracy and chippedent. and -- [applause] yeah, that's a good one. and i saw it as he took on issue after issue. whether it was cutting taxes, which we did a lot of -- [applause] or establishing a voluntary prekindergarten program for every single one of florida's 4-year-olds. or fixing a broken workers' compensation system so florida businesses could expand and could grow. [applause] or this one i know you'll remember -- handling four hurricanes in 40 days in 2004. no one who was in florida in 2004 will ever forget that. and i saw that his commitment was constant. he worked hard at it and he worked hard at it every single day. and you know smells else he was, he was relentless. you're going to hear this again. whenever jeb takes on an issue, he never backs away, even if it looks tough, even if it looks like it might be impossible. you saw a little bit of it in this video, but it was so vivid to me when he took on the issue of domestic violence in this state. and i will tell you -- [applause] when -- whe