he got money for the everglades -- no he didn't. that was money in the army court long time ago and that would have passed whether or without him. he talked about saving medicare advantage. he did not do anything except sign on to a letter. he has no record of achievement. i asked people to compare that to my nine years in tallahassee, including two as speaker. there are sanctions on hezbollah because of a bill that i passed. venezuela has been sentient because of a bill that i just. if yourphy: senator, voted as much as you lied, you might be a decent senator, but you continue to throw out these lies. they have been debunked by politifact. i am willing to put what have done to your record. we were just asked this question about your comments about not running for office. let's rewind a little bit. you had 10,000 times that you weren't going to run for senate again. and the day before qualifying, you throw your name back in, and it takes you 4 months to admit to the voters you want to stop. it took you for months to do that? all of a

the coast. after that, florida everglades, here we come. this is "the coolest places on >> welcome back to "the coolest places on earth." brewster county, southwest along the rio grande, is where you find big bend, america's most isolated national park. if you're taking a road trip to big bend, make sure you have plenty of gas, food, and water because it's a long way between towns, miles and miles of dirt road. you're virtually in the middle of nowhere. who would've thought nowhere was so magical? amazing desert land, majestic mountain ranges, blooming animals make big bend a must-see. it may be remote, but it gets 300,000 tourists a year, and, while vegetation might be sparse, rock formations abound. it's a geologist's dream come true. the two most common critters famous to this region are the turkey buzzard and the javelina, also known as the collared peccary, often mistaken often dinner for local mountain lions, black bears, and coyotes. the turkey vulture rules the skies with its 6-foot wingspan. they get a bad rap for being carrion eate

he featured the everglades as one of the reasons why we needed to pass the water bill. this is a significant achievement because when your colleagues in the senate trust you, listen to you, and you have influence over them, that's how you get things done, congressman. that's why you never got anything done. that's why you never got anything done. your colleagues don't trust you and you're not effective. we can't afford that. with all due respect, we really cannot afford to have someone in the u.s. senate that doesn't the state or for the country. >> jonathan karl: just a clarification. are you saying -- are you promising to fill all six years of your term? >> marco rubio: i'm going to serve in the senate for the next six years, got willing. and let me tell you, not only am i going to serve in the senate over the next six years, we're going to get a lot done, god wiggle, over the next six years for the state. >> jonathan karl: so this means you're not running for president. >> marco rubio: i'm going to be a senator for the next six years on behalf of the state of florida

the everglades national park that franklin roosevelt the spirit but he goes to thelades everglades and the whole florida keys and those voting and he thinks the water will help him with the polio. when he's down there withth ornithologists friend of the night and 20 spreading down all of the different species. he's birdwatching and trying to. shield in nature the way tr had done in badlands. he comes back from the trip is advised the report of the national thermal was in georgia, meriwether county. you can go there now. if he creates a resort for people with polio living in nature among the trees and that is his business, fdr. he becomes the leader of the state park movement. fdr in the 20s is pushing the state parks, but by the chinese president,, the new deal will create over 800 state parks in the united states. the states didn't even have state parks into the studio work versus cayman in texas where i lived in austin and i teach right now. he then decided and trains foria al smith, the bigshot of new york.ew york. his training as a practicing his verbiage. it is learning how to lea

everything from the everglades zika to the economy, to cuba. >> murphy and rubio go head to head again, their second debate is next week. marisela burgos, abc action news. >> marisela, thank you. >>> well, a dream come true for a seven-year-old boy in west palm, the seven-year-old becoming a jedi knight thanks to the make-a-wish foundation, family and friends attending to show their support. he saved the city from evil by defeating darth vader in a battle, and west palm beach leaders honored him with a key to the city. >>> so much more all new tonight, donald trump's wife speaking out for the first time since the access hollywood tape was released. >>> and debt is like a monkey many of us can't get off our back. three things you can do to pay down what you owe. >>> plus, caught on camera, a from one mom who looked away for just seconds. why police still aren't sure >>> new tonight police in houston looking for the man you see in this video. he tries to pick up a 14-month- old from her mother's shopping cart. luckily the little girl her out. that's when the mother turns around, grabs he

00 and the last half hour they've been taken into custody >>charles clifford: steading at the corner of evergladess investigation into the shooting continues he heard three shots and said he looked out the window and saw was happening these events we're waiting for the police department so many officers flooded this area. >>grant lodes: it is a popular music venue of the suspect was eventually found after a short chase between avenue in the sentence tree that is where he was cornered and when he was eventually arrested >>reporter: the car is a slowly leaving here where still waiting to hear more low we did talk to a neighbor in the area he was quite concerned there was a cop shot in the sunset district >>reporter:, but the other one from the cell together right here this wide clout enhancement with efforts to the rain almost three-quarters rich in oakland into san francisco 61 hundreds and the napa valley. >>stanley roberts: this driver has a loss for words >>stanley roberts: type calls the video to you can get the full effect he jumped out of traffic that he tried to jump back into traffic and si

rubio: i will be senator .ver the next six years the everglades is personal. ated extraordinary memories for me and my family. i want to ensure that 20 or 30 years ago, -- from now, my sons and daughters can have the same memories. >> you described yourself as a small business owner. your company is a subsidiary of a billion-dollar construction firm founded by your father. you call yourself a certified look accountant but you have not been a cpa in florida. your website said you have two degrees from the university of miami when you only had one. have you misled floridians about your experience? rep. murphy: absolutely not. an independent fact checking agency has already debunked these accusations. the last six attacks marco rubio and his special interest friends have lobbed at me have all been debunked. i am a cpa, i got my license in 2009. i am one of nine cpas in the house of representatives right now. we could probably use a few more cpas. i am proud of my small business experience. i will continue to do what i can to reach across the aisle and solve proble

to help bring home the everglades and will show up because i am proud of my 97 percent voting record. if you compare that to margo rubio -- marco rubio 1 foot is already out the door. the u.s. supreme court hangs in the balance of the majority of the senate climate change has to be addressed in my opponent still denies that we have to support a woman's right to choose in invest education and infrastructure i am proud of the endorsements that i have received. with the orlando sentinel and to of those endorse my opponent but they also agree he shirking his responsibilities not showing up to be a senator from florida and i will. rubio: thanks for this hour we have then hear the over is passed and after you have much to hear from his record after four years he talks about medicaid he signed on to a letter by the way that i saw men as well to months before he did that i did not talk about that tonight the that is a sign of achievement in washington that tells you everything you need to know what is wrong. , a one to continue to do so will we have achieved. there is one in particular that i

just along the everglades. and, you know, it is pretty significant wind, but not nearly as bad as hurricane-force, and so our area is not, it looks like, going to be hit directly by the hurricane-force winds, but it is and has been and continues to be an important preparation event because we do have, since we've not had a hurricane hit florida in over ten years, chris, we have millions of people who live here now, plus the tourists who visit here who have not experienced a hurricane and certainly not a hurricane of this magnitude. and so making sure that people prepared and are ready, i'm sitting in my hurricane-shuttered home. we have our 72 hours of supplies because that's critical for the aftermath of the storm. the other thing that we're all worrying about is right now the forecast track potentially could have it circle back around and hit us again. and so making sure that we are keeping our eye on this is really, really critical. >> since i have you on the phone, congresswoman, i know that politics are not

he talked about $2 billion he was able to get for the everglades. ose were projects in the water bill that were suggested by the army corps of engineer's a long time ago and he had no -- nothing to do with them being in the bill. he docked about saving medicare advantage recently, he did not do anything except sign on to a letter. he did not save medicare advantage. he is no record of achievement and i occurred people to compare that with the things i have done in my nine years in tallahassee. there are sanctions today on hezbollah because of a bill i passed. on and on. congressman murphy: if you voted as much as you lied you might actually be a decent senator. you continue to throw out these lies. the have all been debunked by political. i have -- i am proud of what i have accomplished and ready to put that up to your record. we were already asked this question about your comments about not running for office. let's rewind a little bit. you said 10,000 times was your quote that you are not going to run for senate again. the day before qualifying you

the everglades is personal we created extraordinary memories for me and my family and want to ensure ears from now my sons and daughters have the same memories and i want to say i had something to do to preserve that for them. >> moderator: congressman murphy you describe result as a small-business owner your company is a subsidiary of a billion dollar construction firm founded by rather. you call yourself a cpa behalf not then a cpa in the state of florida. your web site says you have to degrees when you nine have a one. have you misled floridians about your experience and qualifications corrects. murphy: absolutely not ironclad you last because it is important that you hear from me. the independent fact checking agency has debunked the accusations the last six attacks that marco rubio and his special interests have lobbied have all been debunked ims dba i got my license in 2009 i am one of nine in-house of representatives and i would be the second cpa in the history of our country to serve. >> will get the fiscal house and i am proud of my small business expense to help prevent the

i want to work across the aisle to bring home billions of dollars for the everglades. i want to help a reduce flood insurance rate for floridians. i want to help our citrus farmers were dealing with draining. i want to continue to reach across the aisle and solve out, when senator rubio shows up to vote, hemodynamics in a time with the koch brothers. todd mcdermott: senator? sen. rubio: i was banned from traveling to that country, do you know why? because we were recognized for stealing an election criticized for stealing of election. not once, but twice i worked in a bipartisan way to impose actions on maduro. i worked in a bipartisan way to go sections on them. today, u.s. foreign aid around the world is conditional on whether or not human -- countries around the world are get things done. your answer is when they got to congress you started a club called united solutions. we need more than that. we need actual results for the people. look at this record of achievement. he keeps pointing back to all this money he had in the budget. he did not. things will happen with

he talked about $2 million he was able to raise for the everglades. no he didn't. those were suggested by the army corps of engineers along time ago. he had nothing to do with it and they would have passed without them. he did not do anything but sign onto a letter. he did not save medicare advantage and has no record of achievement. i encourage people to compare that to what i done in tallahassee and over the past six years. there are sanctions on has blocked because of a bill i passed. on and on. thank you sir. if you voted as much as you live, you would be a decent senator but you continue to throw out these lies that have been defunct by political act. i am proud of what i have done and am willing to put that up to your record. we were just asked this questions about your comment about not running for office. let's rewind. you said 10,000 times, that you were not going to run for senate again. the day before qualifying, you through your name backing. months toou four admit to voters you want this job. all of the sudden the polls are dead tied and he tells you he

to my bipartisan group because we had numerous leaders to help fight to bring money home for the evergladesthe -- for theto two closing statements. otherwise we could go all night with this discussion. the first closing statement goes to congress murphy. rep. murphy: thank you and thanks to the moderators and thank you, senator rubio. as the miami herald said this election is about courage and senator rubio has failed that test read i am proud of all the endorsements i received from our newspapers, i am proud of the support and received from so many of you because florida deserves a senator that is going to show up to work, someone who will roll up their sleeves and get things done for florida. i have a 97% voting record in congress consistently proving my ability to reach across the allen get things done. think about what is at stake. the supreme court hangs in the balance. the majority in the u.s. senate. there is way too much at stake right now to have this missing center. we have to do more. i am asking for your vote and your support. if elected, i will be the hardest working senator th

fact, he's so paranoid that last night in florida he even told the crowd that as he flew over the everglades he was afraid he'd get eaten by an alligator. tell you, when you fly over the everglades and you look at those gators and you look at those water moccasins goin', you say, "i better have a good helicopter." [ light laughter ] i told the pilot, "you sure we're okay?" >> seth: and i think -- i think trump's fear of alligators solidifies his role as 2016's captain hook. [ laughter ] but, you know, with a super tiny ho [ laughter and applause ] so after weeks -- after weeks of flailing from one controversy to the next, trump tried to get back on track with a major speech saturday in gettysburg, pennsylvania, the site of abraham lincoln's famous address during the civil war. trump's campaign said the event would feature a series of major new policy proposals, and the speech was a chance for trump to finally rise above the fray and come across as presidential. and he definitely did not do that. >> trump spent the first 15 minutes of his address media, and even threatening to sue the women w

had the zika episode, we've had the algae bloom, we've had problems with lake okeechobee and the everglades and sea level rises in south florida. and of course the climate and the environment itself are absolutely closely linked with florida's economy. so this state is one where even though we've recovered on paper there are a lot of people that really personally don't feel that they have benefited from the changing economy. >> reporter: all right. susan mcmanus from the university o thanks so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: hurricane matthew, the most powerful atlantic hurricane in a decade, is closing in on haiti, jamaica, cuba, and the bahamas with winds peaking at 150 miles an hour. as cuban president raul castro oversaw preparations on the island, today the u.s. military ordered family members at the naval base at guantanamo, cuba, to evacuate. officials in jamaica urged residents to take refuge in government shelters, as people crowded supermarkets to stock up. hurricane matthew could make landfall in jamaica and haiti tomorrow. national transportation safety board officials say t

the congressman talked about $2 billion that he was able to get for the everglades. no, he didn't. hose were projects that were in the water bill that were suggested by the army corps of engineers a long time ago. he had nothing to do with them being in the bill, and they would have passed with or without him. he didn't do anything except sign on to a letter. he didn't save medicare advantage, and i encourage people to compare that to the things i've done in my nine years in tallahassee including two as speaker and the things over the last six years, bill after bill. there are sanctions today on hezbollah because of a bill i passed. maduro in venezuela has been sanctioned because of a bill i passed. >> moderator: thank you sir. murphy: can i jump in here? senator, if you voted as much as you lied, you might be a decent senator, but you continue to throw out these lies. you see, i'm proud of what i've accomplished, proud of what i've done and, again, willing to put that up to your record. and look, you know, we were already just asked this question about your comments about not runni

my administration will address those like the everglades and including the fixing of water problems likedo you notice they are always letting the water out. hillary has received millions of dollars from donors that wants to shut down american energy altogether. radical activists like tom promised to spend $70 million to get clinton democrats in return to shut down the production all across the united states. we need to put the miners and steel workers back to work. it would cost america over $5 trillion cause the electricity rates to skyrocket. think of it. we are going to spend $5 trillion you know what's going to happen we will become noncompetitive in other countries. we will become noncompetitive. the largest polluter by far one of the united states makes drastic cuts immediately what's that all about why aren't we doing it together it's one more way that they've surrendered american prosperity to china and so many others. we are led by people that are grossly incompetent. it turned out to be 1.7 billion. it's like the stage loaded up with money. no one has ever seen it. can you imag

. >> feels a couple of degrees we're at the little everglades ranch. take a look out here at this beautiful sight, great morning out here. we're going to be talking about the big savage race this weekend. 10,000 people will be out here competing. we're going to be talking about ranching later this hour so stay with us. "good day tampa bay" conti halloween excitement is back at dunkin' with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99. drizzled, decorated, and all dressed up for the season, share the fun with 2 dozen donuts for $12.99. america runs on dunkin'. c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying from one. it worked better than plavix. >>don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor since stopping it too soon increases your risk of c

career with the national park service, while they may have an interest in being at grand teton or the everglades you are really a park service employee and there may be an occasion where there will be an opportunity or a need for your skills and knowledge in alaska, hawaii, the virgin islands, puerto rico. it is an organization that has a very mobile workforce, having very capable people to pick up and relocate. that is what we try to encourage as well. i don't know how we are doing on time now. at mr. spears: we have a few minutes. we have communities all across country, african-american communities, reeling from a variety of issues. what is the role of history in the african-american experience, providing a path forward, giving people hope, and anchoring folks to a history that is glorious and the role of the park service in that -- into an half minutes. -- in two and a half minutes. [laughter] mr. stanton: excellent, alan. president lincoln, in his second inaugural address spoke to the healing of a nation or binding up the nation's wounds and mr. lastass, and one of his speeches, he said we d

it starts down the everglades and flow north was north ward. the entire downtown jacksonville area could be flooded, kate, the mayor has evacuated three distinct zones where they call a, b, c level of above c lefvel. i am standing now at level a. it is not necessarily the wind or the rain, although those do see dangers in themselves. but, it is what happens when that storm surge and affects the water wave and comes to the downtown jacksonville area and that's where it can get dangerous here. >> jacob soboroff downtown in jacksonville. you were looking at that storm surge. lets get to sarah rosario in daytona beach, we are seeing river rising in that area as well. what are you seeing in there in. >> reporter: yeah, as almost if these roads have opened up. local official haves been telling people to stay off the road. there is still mandatory curfew in effect. it went in place up until midnight and until 7:00 this morning. we see wind gusts here up to 60 miles per hour. the hurricane is northeast of us. take a look at the damage here just across t

we were there in 2001 when he spoke up about drilling in the everglades. and the environmental movement will get ik. because we're getting bush whakd every day. >> and green slime on the move the waw team. and if we can build an airport, we can spend enough money to keep our waters clean. >> some are surprises, the places he photographs still exist. not just photos in an exhibit. at least for now. the environment is one of the main reasons people come here fsm we lose that, we lose florida. >> something taking on added significance along the pinellas suncoast where communities dumb massive a. sewage and wat the growth risking stains in florida. butcher believes it has to be saved hoping his photographs don't become memorials to some of the most beautiful places in florida. lloyd sowers, fox 13 news. >> and the exhibit is at the as a federal prosecutor, i've spent my career prosecuting criminals and fighting for the rights of victims. i want to make the state attorney's office a model for criminal justice. i'll prioritize violent crime and be tough on murder

i'm at the corner of sloat and everglade. this started around 8:15 in the afternoon on the backside of lucky's, a very busy shopping center. we were told it was very busy at that time. one man heard three gunshots and looked out his side window to see one man on the ground and another man running. we're told there were four police officers that responded to the scene. the witness we spoke with says he saw this officer get put into an ambulance. >> he looked injured, but he looked like he was going to survive. he looked like he was conscious, you know. >> reporter: you said his head was bandaged? >> when i looked outside, yes, his head was bandaged, but he looked like he knew where he was. so that's a good sign. >> reporter: again we spoke with sfpd a short time ago and they say that this officer is very, very lucky tonight. you heard that witness say the officer had his head bandaged. here is sfpd officer carlos manfredi. >> he is very, very lucky. we're very fortunate he's going to survive. as you can tell, a 1/2 inch closer

signed by law by the president to work across the aisle to bring home billions of dollars for the everglades to pass flood insurance for floridians. into bring home millions of dollars of research to help the citrus farmers if i will continue to reach across the aisle and that is in stark contrast to senator rubio that when he shows up to vote to 90 percent of the time it is the same as the koch brothers he does the bidding for them in washington d.c.. >> danielle - - ortega has been banned to travel to the country because i worked across the aisle with the industry shin to criticize for stealing election. but i am repeatedly attacked by the leader because not once but twice to impose sanctions but hezbollah is criticizing my name working with the bipartisan way. today it is conditioned if they are doing a good enough job to take on human trafficking. one these are laws and measures because the work with people across the aisle. >> a club called united solutions. i ask again look at the record of achievement. these things will happen with or without the is been in congress for years never pa

was 11 ago today that category 3 hurricane made landfall down by cape romano, then moved across the everglades and really impacted fort lauderdale and wet palm, lots of damage. we have not seen a major hurricane make landfall in the united states since then. 11 years ago, and i mean, sooner or later our luck is going to rn out and as close as matthew came to our east coast as a category, never made it onshore, so that streak continues. 80 today. the average high, 83, and the morning low, 61, so beautiful day. high clouds will be increasing from the west overnight tonight. should make for a nice sunset. those high clouds could dim the sun a little bit tomorrow. temperature wise it's pretty good. we're in the mid 70 right now ad the dewpoints are under control. they're sitting in the mid 50s. it's a nice winds are lighted and variable. mostly for the northeast. a sea breeze right along the coast. outside, 76. the dewpoint is 54. winds are west, southwest at 7. high clouds continue out in the gulf of mexico, some kind of energy going by, cold front is producing more snow up in the green mountains

my administration will address important environmental priorities like the everglades, and ensure quality water all across america, including the fixing of water problems like lake okeechobee. it's amazing. you know, lake okeechobee, they're always letting the water out. ever notice we always have drought? they're always letting the water out. keep it in, we won't have so many droughts. but lake okeechobee, lots of things have happened. hillary receive millions of dollars from denors who want to shut down american energy altogether. radical activists like tom stire managed -- promised to spend millions this election to get clinton and democrats like her elect. in return, clinton wants to shut down energy production across the united states. wait until you see your energy bill. we're going to put the miners and the steelworkers of our country back to work. we're going to do it. hillary clinton and al gore support the paris deal which will cost america over $5 trillion and cause florida electricity rates to skyrocket over the years. skyrocket. think of it. we're going to spend $5 trillion.

look at the thick cloud cover down over the keys, down over south florida, the everglades to miami so they're going to get a lot of cloud cover. they run the quick chance of a shower. i'm looking at maybe one or two little passing sprinkle. that's the best rain chance we're looking at which will be breezy, warm. the whole southeast is set up as high pressure continues to dominate weather. let's take a look at new york where they have some frozen precipitation in upstate new york york. low temperatures every morning in the mid to upper 60s. clouds, sunshine, nice sunrise. 7:38 it comes up. 85 for a high temperature. tonight a few clouds and comfy with a low temperature of 68 degrees. 85 again tomorrow, nice and warm. boaters, please be careful today with the east wind at 20 knots. seas running two to four feet afternoon. next seven days, non existent, well, less than 10%. high temps in the mid 80s, lows in the mid to upper 60s and one more time, we're going to dance this morning. this time for russell and laura with our happy halloween graphic, folks. and the dancing mummy. we hope you

the congressman talked about $2 million he was able to get for the everglades. know he did not. -- no he did not. he had nothing to do with them being in the bill. he did not do anything except sign onto a letter. he has no record of achievement, and i encourage people to compare that to the things i have done in my nine years in tel tallahasse. there are sections today on hezbollah. on and on. >> and i just jump in? if you voted as much as you like, you may be a decent senator, but you continue to throw out these lies. they have been debunked by politifact. i am proud of what i have done. we were asked the question about your comments about not running for office. use it 10,000 times that you were not going to run for the senate again. the day before qualifying, you throw your name back in. it takes you four to months to admit you want this job. he will ask and say he will serve a full term. florida deserves better than that. >> first of all, the reason why he keeps bringing this up is because it will be easier for him if i do not change my mind, so that is what

. >> when you fly over the everglades and you look at those gators you look at those water moccasins better have a good helicopter, we're going to protect the everglades. >> maria as you mentioned more questions this morning surrounding the fbi and the clinton e-mail investigation frontal and center on front page "the wall street journal" are retiring this morning political action committee of virginia governor clinton could have didn't terry mcauliffe donating nearly half a million dollars to the state senate campaign, of dr. jill montebello caib married to top fbi official fbi downplaying the connection, in a sustainability to the journal saying that the husband played no part in her campaign. >> back to you. >> stuff that is empowering trump and enraging are supporters. >> governmeaccountability -- an authorize. >> a lot to discuss this morning congratulations, on this. the graphic he novel of "clinton cash" i will talk about that with you in a second what is your take on clinton ally donating to wife of fbi official, of course, becomes number two guy at fbi later over seize clint

but i get the pleasure of being in some wide open spaces, a dade city at the little everglades ranch and katie is here joining us today. katie is the general manager of little everglades ranch near dade city. how many acres are on this ranch? >> 2,050 acres here. 1750 of it are protected. we have wildlife, cattle. >> how many cattle? we raise calves until they're about eight months old and then they get sold. >> they're not here with us because they're on the other side of the ranch. it's that time of year, isn't it? >> it is for me to move the cows to the east, yes. we have them coming now. that's why we moved them out of the way so they can have a nice, katie, thanks very much. savage race is going to be 10,000 people, 10,000 people here in this savage race. it's an obstacle course race at little everglades ranch this weekend. we'll talk more about that as we go along here on "good day." >>russell: talk later, okay? >>laura: gorgeous when the sun comes up. >>russell: it's time to reveal the school for the pep it's bartow high school. alcides segui will be there on friday and we're c

that's what the issue -- everglade. where the suspect was located we are told it was on a cul-de- sac kind of situation. we were not able to get oucrews or eyes over there or hear back from police at this time. once we get that information, trust me we'll bring it to you. >> all right, paul chambers in san francisco tonight, thank you. >>> we want to show you a live picture outside san francisco general hospital where the injured officer and the suspects were both taken. again, we expect mayor ed lee to be visiting the hospital at some point tonight and possibly making a statement about what happened if that happens during the course of the newscast we'll bring it to you. >>> we want to switch gears now. the oakland raiders are one step closer to possibly calling las vegas home after the nevada legislature approved an increase in the hotel tax to help fund the new stadium. >> but there is still an effort to keep them right here in oakland and ultimately it's going to be up to the nfl owners to sign off on any move. ktvu

achievements was working with republicans and democrats to authorize nearly $2 million of funding for the evergladesworked across party lines to bring you hundred congress members -- bring 200 congress members to help medicare advantage, and a lower flood insurance rates for floridians and help citrus farmers. this is in stark contrast to my opponent, who does not even show up to work. sen. rubio: is the worst voting record in nearly 50 years, has gone on to endorse donald trump, the man thought by his own account, does not trust with the nuclear codes. that is exactly why florida's 4 major newspapers have endorsed

next week in the everglades. i was drawn and fascinated from the comfort of my home. >> reporter: now you've done oregon? >> washington state. >> reporter: washington state? >> nebraska. boston even. >> reporter: what is it about this trail? after forest service and park service jobs across the country, cash is now the first african-american superintendent at great smoky mountains and his focus is on the next generation. a program called hike 100 was kids especially, to hike a hundred miles in this centennial year for the national park service. he has taken groups of kids up and down the trails since spring. >> when the park service was created in 1916, 50% of our country was urban. now 80% of our country is now urban not. the likelihood or the relationship that kids are engaging with the natural world is shrinking on that so in order to be relevant for the next hundred years, we have to, as i all rescue. >> it's been inspiring for awful those kids he has come into contact with, but also the people that have the h

the weekend. >> we sound like a broken record. we need it, we need it, it's good to have it. great, anthony, thank you very much. >>> officer down, evergladeclosed. all units respond. >> clear the area. we got him. clear can area. >> want to get you up to date on our other big story this morning. an officer shot in a dramatic man hunt that led to a tense confrontation with the suspect in san francisco. there were multiple crime scenes and multiple spots fired but most importantly, that officer is expected to survive. this all started around 9:00 last night on sloat boulevard and everglade drive where the officer was shot. the suspect later captured in stern grove near 28th and vicente. officers say this is a surveillance photo of a man who was allegedly causing a disturbance and making threats in front of a gamestop store at lakeshore plaza. police say when they arrived at the scene, the man fired a gun at officers, grazing one of them in the head before running off. >> well, he's called critical but stable. it's, you know, still want to make sure the officer's okay. it is a life threatening injury that he did sustain so they've gotten him