number seven. >> gary: it's right in the strength of the florida football team now. d-down defense. can they get a stop? this defense was built for third down. >> verne: third and six. >> gary: same defense that they scored the touchdown to gurley on. >> verne: murray has to get rid of it and is dropped by -- >> gary: he knew he was getting that rush when they gimmicked against the linebackers, he knew it was coming, he knew he had to get rid of it quickly. beless. the ball was on him. >> verne: nathan theus is the long snapaer. had one is good. barber gets rid of it. roberson lets it bounce and it takes a georgia roll. then he picks it up. >> gary: good job by georgia. florida went for the block. >> verne: 46-yard punt and two on the return. >> gary: well, well, well. >> verne: we have a ballgame, sir. >> gary: you can feel it, you can just feel it. >> verne: 4:48 to go. time called. we're in the third quarter. another look at that scuffle between gurley and fowler. >> verne: time now to present red lobster's scholar athlete of the game and because this is a neutral-

we are the melting pot of the world, america. and floridaelting pot of this country and latin america. >> and what would you do with undocumented workers right now? would you bring them out of the shadows? >> yes, i think we have to bring them out of the shadows. >> so there would be -- the conservatives would say that's amnesty. would you call it? >> i would call it freedom. and i would call it good policy. and doing what's right for people who want to have an opportunity to live in a wonderful country and work and get a fair wage and have a chance to do what my grandfather and a lot of people's grandparents had the chance to do, especially in florida. >> so it sounds like you would have a very progressive approach to bringing undocumented workers into citizenship, a timetable for that? >> i don't know about the timetable. and, again, you know, there is a federal component here, obviously, what we're talking about. but as governor of florida, you can really push that and use the bully pulpit to get it done. i would absolutely do so. >> okay

i did maybe six months, that was that. >> by the time the killers raid the home in miramar, florida, says he's working construction and breaking away from his criminal past. while he's been to butch casey's bar, there's little, besides the video to link him to the crime scene since authorities admit dna and fingerprint evidence is virtually nonexistent. >> usually, you can take away carpet fibers, hair samples, things of that nature. we had the house secured for two days and, again, came up with limited physical evidence. >> you would think, at some point, there would be some forensic evidence to confirm your thought that it's him. maybe in the beginning they thought they were on to something. once they had it wrong, they latched on to things and made leaps they shouldn't have made. >> to deborah buoy, it leaves no question about the identity of her sister's killers. >> i could not close my eyes without seeing that tape. i can, you know, mimic the movements, exactly what happened, the look on her face, being thrown on the floor, feet tied. i felt like i was going crazy. i was consume

the florida law, and we stand by the verdict. as he said, there are many times it is a point of what happens in court. that occurs. but based upon the law as they drafted it, there is a subjective belief. what did he believe at that time was occurring versus it being objective as well as immunity, and that is where you get trouble. in 2007, when i was the director of the american prosecution research institute, we published a piece on the castle doctrine well in advance. in that piece, we were concerned about racial implications. you go to what a person believes. when you have an heterogeneous population, you do not know what a person believes, especially because of age, skin, whatever that might be. because that is subjective, and allows him to go ahead and believe they are under danger and take a life. thank you for letting me speak. >> i would like to make a couple of comments. if you actually look at the data, look at the "tampa bay tribune" data there, account for the different factors in the case, you find that minorities,

. >> phil keating is standing by in the courthouse in sanford florida. we are minutes away from the arraignment. >> hi, alisyn. george zimmerman remains looked up behind me in the seminome county jail. 20 minutes from now he will be walked in a courtroom where he will speak with the judge and listen to whether he will be released from jail today on bond. and while in custody, moments ago, his public defender for seminole county spoke to reporters. at this point george zimmerman doesn't have money or a high-priced private attorney who helped to gain his acquittal for the murder trail of trayvon martin and this is what he said about zimmerman's demeanor. >> he's calm and upset and wants to go home. all of this exploded yesterday at the girlfriend's house. his new girlfriend samantha whom george zimmerman moved in with after it was made public he was getting divorced from ex-wife shelley zimmerman. she called 911 after she and george zimmerman were having a break up conversation that led to an argument and that led to george zimmerman getting violent and usi

narrator: across the country in northern florida, the quantity of water isn't an issue. rainfall averages an abundant 1 1/4 meters each year. wendy graham and her colleagues evaluate and model the impacts of industrial and agricultural land use threatening the world's largest collection of freshwater springs. dr. graham: right now, the biggest question is how far we can stress the system and not push it past the point of no return. narrator: both researchers are working towards a sustainable future to protect the water needed by our species and our planet. arizona is one of the fastest-growing states in the u.s. the consequent demand on freshwater for personal, industrial, and agricultural use is depleting the natural resource and destroying the environment. i'm tom maddock. i'm at the university of arizona, and i study hydrology. i work in the area of ground-water/surface-water interactions. basically, the difference between ground water and surface water is you can float a stick in surface water. in ground water, you really can't do that except maybe looking down a wel

the st. johns county sheriff's office in st. augustine, florida. >> everybody's coming, your friends are on the way. >> narrator: deputy debra maynard was on duty that night. >> we stopped off at the hess station around 10:00 pm. sergeant beaver was there with corporal shand and myself, and we were having some coffee. call came out, "signal 18, shot fired." immediately, when you hear that it's a shooting involving one of your own, you know, adrenaline's pumping, and we jumped up from the table, ran out and got in our cars and started heading down us-1. (sirens wailing) i pulled up on this side. we noticed the door open to the house. went in through the kitchen, and first door on the left i noticed was open and is where i saw some feet laying on the floor. and i proceeded in the room and i saw deputy banks crouched down by the bathroom door and a female laying on the floor, some blood dripping from her face. there was a gun off to her left side, and i noticed the tac light was on and the holster was just right next to the gun on the floor. >> narra

the florida republican and tea party favorite, pleaded guilty to cocaine possession after being nabbed in the federal sting. the charges, radel was charged to a year's probation. florida democrats are canningster his asking for his resignation. supporters are already rallying behind him. >> should he resign? absolutely not. he's going to come out a better person for this. and i believe that people in southwest florida are going to benefit from that. >> smart, hard-working, dedicated, loyal, strong. trey supporters believe he can fight through this, he can get better and he should stay in office because he worked so hard for southwest florida. >> reporter: during his leave of absence, radel says he will donate his salary to charity. and like so many fallen public figures before him, radel drew on his strength. >> i believe in faith. i believe in forgiveness and redemption. >> congressman radel is entering an inpatient treatment program. and critics are pointing to his support for drug testing for food stamp recipients. >>> grace meng mugged right on capitol hill. this happened just a fe

i will hear from the state first. >> your honor, the state of florida. onor, we had the opportunity to speak with the victim in this case. she's in fear for her safety. she would like there be no contact and no return. we have two exclusionary zones to include 1308, field court apopka, topfield. also additional address of 1010 sand lake road in altamonte springs, florida. in addition, your honor, we're requesting no possession of firearms or ammunition and that any new address that he is to live at also be weapon-free. we're also requesting that he not be allowed to travel outside the state of florida and also to relinquish his passports. >> okay. >> your honor -- >> go ahead. >> your honor, if i could just put some other things on the record. the victim had indicated there was a prior domestic violence that occurred approximately a week and a half ago that involved a choking she did not report to the police. she's in fear of her safety on the day of the incident. she indicated they had been discussing breaking up. he also has mentioned suicide in the rec

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if you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you by the state of florida. t to remain silent, which means that your trial, if you cose to say absolutely nothing, it cannot be held against you by the jury or by any court. fifth, you have the absolute right to confront your accusers which means you or your attorney will have the right to cross-examine the state's witnesses and try and impeach their evidence so that threw cannot problem the case against you, and you have the right to bring in your own evidence and your own witnesses and if your witnesses will not come cop eventualtarily, the judge assigned to your case can force them to come through the subpoena power of the court. you also have the right to reasonable communication with your family, friends, and attorneys and if you ask to do so or have the means to do so, reasonable means will be provided for you. finally, you have the right to be presumed innocent which means you cannot be found guilty of any charge or any crime unless and until the state of florida can prove beyond and to the exclusion of e

a lear jet crashes off the coast of florida killing at least two people. four people were on board, including two pilots. two bodies have been recovered. the coast guard found the wreckage 45 minutes after the initial report. officials say a preliminary indication is that it was a medical flight. >> obviously this is an active and ongoing search and rescue. and we'd like to extend our thoughts and prayers and condolences to the families of those lost. the men and women from all the responding agencies are doing their best to try to find any survivors in the water. >> the skrjet took off from ft. lauderdale on its way to cozumel. >>> one lawmaker will on the other side of the law. congressman trey ratel will be a raped on charges he possessed cocaine. "usa today" reports the florida republican bought the cocaine from a dealer who had been previously caught. the d.a. then set up a sting. in a statement he apologized to his family and added his battle with alcoholism led him to what he called a, quote, extremely irresponsible choice. he faces 180 days in priso

and thank you to the gentleman from florida. mr. speaker, last week when i was back in my district, i didn't hear about asbestos. i didn't hear about rule 11 sanctions. i heard about how harmful the government shutdown was, about the need to pass comprehensive immigration reform, and the hope that this congress would focus on job creation-creating measures. but i also heard -- job-creating measures. but i also heard from folks in my district about the costs they face caring for their beloved family members. veterans who have proudly served our country. many of these veterans receive care at home as they prefer. but some families are simply not able to provide home care for financial or other reasons. now, these veterans could seek long-term institutional care through the v.a., but that is much more expensive. the v.a.'s f.y. 2014 budget request estimates that long-term institutional care costs the v.a. over $116,000 per veteran per year. caregivers of the post-9/11 veterans are eligible for a stipend which costs much less than the co

however, there's another bill that reform it is in the state of florida. having a flat form where people are discussing it, and you're starting to see some of the dynamics here. this is not about gun rights. i'm a concealed gun carrier and, you know, it's not about that. this is about a very urban state that has to deal with the issues that it's a very urban complex with a lot of different people. and we should not make it a situation where there are people who, you know, are allowed to take advantage. just today down in tampa bay there was a group of people who were trying to get a parking spot at a walmart and they end up brandishing a gun and it made the front page of "the tampa bay time times." >> florida is far from the only place the stand your ground laws are leading to the death of innocent people. in detroit this weekend a 19-year-old african-american woman named renisha mcbride was looking for help after a car accident, knocked on the door of a house, and was shot in the head and killed. her aunt bernita spinks asked this question. you see a youn

at the turtle hospital in the florida keys, many are treated for aggressive viral tumors. e? unknown. >> we have so many more, higher percentage coming with tumors all over them. it gets on their eyes so they can't see and they starve. >> reporter: rising ocean levels and sea walls will destroy their nesting sites. >> every day twice a day at high tide the beach will be covered with salt water. >> reporter: still, the nesting explosion now is seen as a hopeful sign that conservation measures can work to restore a valued species that nearly went away. mark potter, nbc news, melbourne beach, florida. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i will see you tomorrow on "today" and then back here tomorrow evening. "today" and then back here tomorrow evening. have a good night, everyone. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> in the florida keys, influence release genetically modified mosquitoes have local residents deeply concerned. >> welcome to the program. human rights groups have criticized the sentences given to 14 young egyptian woman for protesting against the government. the women were sentenced to more than 11 years in prison wednesday. they've been charged with thuggery, and destruction of public and private property. the girls held a protest in alexandria on the 31 of october calling for president morsi's rein state. hundreds protested in a show of solidarity for those charged. the government's announced it will stop anyone defying new anti protests allows. they say the laws protect the rights of society. we have more from cairo. there's rising anger over the jail sentences given to these young girls. is this likely to explode on to the streets, do you think? >> well, it's certainly exploded on the campuses and universities today in cairo university. you had a large turnout of students who were decrying what happened to these girls and were also protesting against the law. security forces di

we are getting word of a tornado warning in the florida panhandle. what is going on? >> we have the low pressure we have been telling everyone about and it is moving up the east coast. but we want to bring you tornado warnings that are being shutdown in the parts of the florida panhandle. this is going on until 9:15 central time. liberty county and gulf county are under warning. what this means with this tornado watch until 5 p.m. is we have conditions favorable for the tornados two develop. you have rain moving onshore interacting with the land. it is east of panama city for liberty and gulf county. the threat of severe weather is in effect through florida, georgia and the carolinas. now we are talking about possible tornados out here. >> a lot to keep an eye on. and breaking news on that as we get it. four days until the deadline that was set by the white house to have the healthcare.gov website fixed. but obamacare is sputtering and where is the president? hol hol hol hollywood of course. >> good morning to you, martha. the president is hitting up two events after f

chairman of the florida republican party is here this week. it shouldn't be that much of a surprise and considering what he said about rick scott when he did not endorse him calling the money he was spending and people think that's weird and he has to explain why that's a legitimate way of funding. why do you think he is easily on board? >> both parties experience primaries and that primary is old news. i saw the clip when charlie talks about compassion. here's what compassion is. 365,000 jobs created under his watch. you talk about lacking compassion, they most needed him when they were bleeding jobs. >> one term as republican governor, republicans thought he was managing it well at the time. so do you run this campaign against him saying when he was governor, we were okay with this? >> when we had the economic crisis that hit the country and hit nationally -- >> the building boom. >> that's when you most need leadership. charlie crist said our problems are too big to solve in florida. i need to go to washington, d.c. at that moment in time, w

it is an incredible story for somebody who started as an aid in the florida legislature. she is power debbie wasserman schultz, no one else's. let me say this, before i ask you to buy this book, that is why she is here, "for the next generation". it costs $25.99 unless you are canadian in which case it is $29.99. i urge you to do that because she is very chatty. before anybody wants her to. i watched "for the next generation" -- debbie wasserman schultz everyone for battles and the thing i love about her, she never picks a fight with the weaker fellow. she always picks a fight with somebody who is stronger, well-financed, fighting for some other cause. debbie is about fighting for principles and with passion. my dad and i, we were watching her on a show the other morning and he said your friend debbie has moxie. my daddy's 94 so i'm not sure that word has been used in the last 90 years but i said to him my think that is of little bit pejorative frankly. moxie is the word you used to describe a woman who has got a lot of passion and principles but the truth is it doesn't ma

live in case we're all but just just briefly you're in miami and of course hurrican fit my i mean the florida keys a lot what's the difference between just briefly a typhoon and a horror couldn't. they're both the same thing just a different name for the same kind of. all right and you say we can expect more of those in the future thank you very much indeed for joining us live from miami in the united states thanks so you are just a click away we're keeping updated on the devastation left by that storm you can head to r.t. dot com for the latest reports and pictures from the scene. more than a dozen detainees are still on hunger strike a quantum obey protesting against the indefinite detention and the alleged use of torture the facility but on the other side of the barbed wire it's all sunshine and smiles as aunties and started reports. despite misconceptions give lho is not just a geo to be or not to be shot it's also a forty five square mile military base with no plans of going anywhere full of signs of a stablished american life it is a navy base and we just happened to have the camps in h

the florida republican entered the clinic in florida, saying he's been struggling with alcohol and substance abuse for years. he was arrested in a d.c. sting. last month and was sentenced to a year probation. >>> powers, including the u.s., are struggling to reach a deal with iran over its nuclear program. one of the sticking points is the demand that iran halt its nuclear program for six months while the more comprehensive agreement is worked out. the senate is promising more ascensions in december if the deal is not reached. >>> in europe, a scary scene, as a grocery store ceiling collapses on to shoppers. at least 21 people have died in this collapse in latvia. three of the dead were firefighters who were searching for victims when a second portion of that roof collapsed down. it appears to be caused by workers building a winter garden on the roof. >>> here in the u.s., a misplaced jumbo jet has made its way to the right airport. pilots of the 747 mistakenly landed at an airport in wichita, kansas, instead of mcconnell air force base. there were fears that the plane couldn't take off agai

the florida republican bought the cocaine from a dealer who had been previously caught. the dea then set up a sting. in a statement, he apologized to his family and added his battle with alcoholism led him to what he called a, quote, extremely irresponsible choice. he faces 180 days in prison and a $1,000 fine. >>> we move on to a bizarre and tragic story out of virginia. prominent state lawmaker is in fair condition this morning after a brutal attack. police believe his 24-year-old son did it. officers were called tuesday to the home of state senator creigh deeds and his son, gus, was found dead of a self inflicted gunshot wound. police say right now it all points to an attempted murder/suicide. a health official told the richmond times dispatch that gus had been admitted to a local hospital for mental evaluation monday and was later released. >>> 48,000 troops are still in afghanistan with the u.s. combat mission ending in 2014 but a new deal between u.s. and afghan government could keep troops on the ground for years to come. nbc news chief correspondent richard engel

here in the second quarter, finds benjamin, florida state wins 80-14. ame school record for points. third team in adp history to score 80 in a game. and duke beats wake forest 28-21. the blue devils have a school record nine wins as they win in come from behind fashion. texas a&m and they're heisman hopeful, johnny manziel. walking into death valley, and manziel picked off, and lsu wins 34-10. manziel held in check by the tiger defense. number one alabama goes outside the s.e.c. they roll over chattanooga. a.j. mccarron gets the win. they have the iron bowl with auburn next week. surprise in gainesville, georgia southern from the fcs beats florida at swamp. the pass incomplete, and georgia southern. they don't complete a pass, but they get the win on the road, 26-20. marcus mariota and the ducks taking on arizona. fourth quarter, blowout already, mariota, inepted near the goal line by richardson. to make matters worse, mariota injured while making the tackle. done for the day. he took a knee to the head. ducks and mariota have a tough day, 42-16, they fa

house of the florida senate to the u.s. congress to the chairman of the democratic national committee. it's a pretty incredible story for somebody who started as an aid in the florida legislature. she is our debbie wasserman schultz. for very fortunate to have her coming from this community. let me just say this before every her up here. i also ask you to buy this book. that's why she's here. as for the next generation. either way, it cost $25.99. unless you're canadian, it is $20.99. zero that's in canada. she will be signing your copies. i urge you to do that because she's chatty and she will talk with you about hunger and anybody who is with her once or two. she can't help talking to people because she has a lot to talk about. let me end with this. i watched debbie wasserman schultz and almost every one of her battles. the thing i love about her and why i think you probably love her is that she never picks a fight with a week or so. she always picks a fight with somebody who's stronger, well-financed, who's fighting for

all the calls from florida they know what a beautiful day it is on the east coast of florida. u can see it on the screen in just a minute. this is live from miami. this is the 30th annual miami book fair international and at the 15th year on the air. and we have covered this festival life, a portion of it i should say for all 15 years it's about a weeklong festival, hundreds of thousands of authors attending and the last caller was correct, dick cheney was here yesterday morning. he was not in the room that we are covering, so unfortunately we were not able to cover him live. but we are going to go back. coming up, dan balz, george packer of the new yorker and jeremy scahill dirty wars. this is live coverage here on booktv. international. those of you joining us to chapman center in the lou harrison and absurd as a volunteer for many, many .. years. it's happy anniversary to the 30

the florida strea supreme courtd that the biological mother does that parental rights and she should be able to see and raise this girl who is about nine years old. >> this is a couple that got together and produced a child and intending to parent the child together. that is what lots of couples do. this is protecting the expectations of that couple. that is consistent with every area of family law in florida and with international law. >> the legal sticking won't was this. when the biological mom donated her egg. lower court ruled that she signed away her parental right. the judge signed a 1993 law to prevent egg donors from hunting down families. but the supreme court ruled that because this couple intended to raise this girl together that law didn't apply. university of miami family law professor says the birth mother's case was flimsy to begin with. >> for the gestational parent, to claim that her rights have been vie lated in some way because another parent is granted a relationship right with the child, does. conform with our tradition and our social understanding and not with

a group of student organizers known as the dream defenders occupied the florida statehouse after the zimmerman acquittal, calling for changes in the state's laws, including something called trayvon's bills. a package of bills that aims to change the way people are policed and treated in florida. they pushed and pushed until they finally met with governor rick scott, which ultimately culminated in a debate today over repealing stand your ground. that vote failed 11-2. this all takes on new urgency in the wake of the remeisha mcbride story. she got into a car late saturday night. her cell phone died, so she went to a nearby home and knocked on the door for help. moments later, she was shot in the head. >> i'm going to read you a sentence from the press release issued to us from the dearborn heights police. and it says, a 19-year-old detroit woman was fatally shot while standing on the front porch of the home. >> this is what police told the "detroit free press." this man's claiming he believed the girl was breaking into the home. he's also saying the gun discharged accidently. so far,

in college football tomorrow afternoon, the number two florida rank the seminoles against the florida as zaun za rel lal reports, the spotlight on the seminoles is once again bringing up questions about their name and traditions. >> the tune is unmistakable. as is the tomahawk chop from the sellout crowd, many wearing war paint and native american headdresses. a student portraying os seeiol lal rides out and thrust aflaming spear into the ground. for decades this has been tradition at florida state university seminole home football games. the stereotyping of teams with mascots like indians ands is in the spotlight once again. the people portrayed don't just tolerate the university's use of their name seminoles, they support it and defend it. >> anybody come into florida trying to tell us to change the name better go some place else because we're not changing the name. >> it almost happened once in 2005, the ncaa tried banning the use of the mascot notice postseason play until seminole tribe of florida leaders stepped in, signing a proclamation reiterating their support. the ncaa backe

if you put haiyan and put it on the coastal united states as you see stretching from canada down to floridak at the damage this has done on an unprecedented scale. so what if a super typhoon like haiyan hit the united states? to give you an idea, as i showed you, that was the super imposed image. but when you talk about some of these wind speeds, 235 miles per ho hour, that's a category five. katrina hit much, much weaker than that. i guess the question is, the united states, is it prepared? >> no. that's the simple answer. because it's almost impossible to imagine being prepared for something like this. we've been trying to figure out the true scope of a storm like this all day long. just imagine if this had hit florida down here, effectively stretching from one end to the other. what might be affected. well, housing and businesses for starters. about 19 million people live here. there are more than 400,000 businesses. the aerospace industry is huge. tourism, all of that gets affected. beyond that, the port of miami is massive the one of the busiest in the nation. it handles more than half

and actually listening to the constituents in florida who want to vote -- voice their opinions on the law and how it disproportionately affects minorities. >> speaking of opinions and people having an opportunity to voice them, it was right after trayvon martin was killed that the governor put together this 19-member task force and they spent several months as you well know traveling the state, talking to people and hearing public testimony. when they came back, the group only recommended a few minor tweaks to the law, including changes that could actually make it easier for someone to claim self-defense after killing another individual. so after the open forum, after months, that's what that task force came back with. what are your thoughts on at least that reaction from the public or those who are able to voice, as you pointed out? >> i think the problem with the task force on stand your ground that rick scott convened, the problem with that task force is there weren't actually representation from people from our communities, people who look like us, people who are young, peo

and it was incredibly painful moment for the people of florida and that family. e to be able to talk truthfully and objectively about things. if white kids were doing, this jazmyne and targeting black people i would have the same outrage and indignation. i promise you. >> i'm sure you would, laura. >> i would be completely outraged. >> as would i. >> and the problem is as everyone should, brian and jazmyne thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> factor exclusive, we will talk to the sheriff who very publicly accused two girls of bullying in a tragic case. now those charges have been dropped and the sheriff may be sued. the factor is going to be right back. fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. >>>ed in the back of the book segment tonight. a factor exclusive. the florida sheriff who publicized the name and faces of two young girls accused of bullying a clas

to get by. >> reporter: he says he wants to continue serving the nation and pledged to begin in patient drug treatment back home in florida. >>> now to the war in afghanistan. after 12 years, there's a plan outlining what happens after u.s. combat troops come home next year. tonight secretary of state john kerry confirms there's now a final draft of that deal. meanwhile, there are growing concerns about an upsurge of violence and chaos as the u.s. operation winds down. our chief foreign correspondent richard engle saw the effects close up in kabul. >> reporter: kabul's main trauma hospital may be the best place to diagnose the problem. the symptoms don't look good. civilian casualties of war, up 45% across the country over last year of the in some areas, hospital officials say 80%. children like this one hit by shrapnel, this one shot in the face. and this one on her way home from a wedding when a bomb exploded by the family car. her nails still painted for the party. what happened to this one? >> this man came with a gunshot wound. >> reporter: the chief surgeon has worked for 11 years run by an italian charity. >> the n

the report said it's out of south florida. rstanding the search is underway right now, near the airport where it raked. so water units were searching an area eight miles south and east from the airport. tammy -- tami-ami is a small executive airport. he is flying over the water, and the passenger falls out. so they're searching and when we get more we'll bring it to you. >>> word of a new scandal rocking the united states secret service and reported by removed two agents from president obama's security detail of they're said to have sent a female coworker sexually suggestive e-mails. the "washington post" reports an incident earlier this year at the hay adams hotel, which doesn't overlook anything but the white house. it's in d.c. and has started the investigation. it's where president obama and his family stayed before his first inauguration. it's right across the street from the white house. back in may the feds got a call from a hotel staffer the saying a secret service agent tried to force his way interest a woman's room be

but with the stuff going on with florida state off the field. that is interesting and could impact them going into florida, the fc scc title games. auburn is playing really well, so there are chances for one of those two to slip up. if baylor can continue to play the way it's been playing, i think baylor could cosy up to the top two teams in the bcs standing. >> let's talk about the best team nobody is talking about, 9 and 0 fresno state. is this the team to beat this year? >> absolutely. this is the team that could continue undefeated. sitting at number 15 right now. i don't see the winner of the aac, which is probably going to be central florida catching up to fresno state. that's going to mean that fresno state will get a bid to the bcs game. whether they'll win that game, it will depend on the match up. this is a team to watch. it's a very strong team both offensively and defensively and it could make some waves in the bcs. >> now to baseball, every fan should expect to go through a met detecter. john skinner said all 30 teams plan to screen

the room. everyone participates. no one is exempt. >> nbc's kerry sanders is live in davie, florida. what have you learned this morning? >> craig, the real issue here is whether there is going to be some sort of conclusion and what sort of timetable that's going to be into an investigation. so the nfl has chosen an outside legal counsel to do an independent investigation to determine what actually took place inside the locker room here between incognito and martin, whether there was bullying, how deep it goes, if it exists and whether it goes beyond this locker room and whether this is what many have talked about, the culture within the nfl and if there is a need for change. so without a timetable it's going to take some time before we really get some answers because that investigation is really just getting under way. at the same time as you noted inside the locker room here, there is a fair amount of support for the alleged bullier here, incognito and that is both among white players and black players. this is what the dolphins quarterback had to say. >> you know, i think if you wou

a water spout formed across the coast of fort lauderdale, florida. at one point a family of three could be seen at the same time. they are usually harmless unless they occur during a small storm and move toward lamb. >> a family of them. time now for your first degree weather update with maria molina. >> the area is waking up with freezing temperatures and the storm out west. >> we are talking well below freezing in areas like the city of denver. high temperature expected to reach only 21 degrees this afternoon. that's the actual high temperature. some of the areas early this morning temperatures are only in the single digits. high temperature in far go 23 degrees. 23 billings. it will be spreading eastward. we been telling you this over the next several days this map will illustrate this. the dallas today you are expecting a high temperature at 76 degrees by friday only in the 40's. that will continue to spread eastward. take a look at the northeast heading into sunday. new york city the high temperature only 32. high temperature in buffalo only 24 d

they were then able to track that vehicle and match it to photos that were taken at a tollbooth on the florida so all these little bits finally added up to seal the deal. they were also able to look at cell phone tower records to find out that the couple had been using their cell phones in areas where these banks were also being robbed. they then put them under actual surveillance and found out that their movements and their whereabouts also were coinciding with the bank robberies. so one thing led to another here as they continued with this spree that dates back to last december. >> it's pretty incredible when you think about it and how they were able to piece it together and how they were able to get away with it for so long. it seems like it harkens back to the past. >>> and still ahead, the latest from the philippines. we're going to go back to the scene, the special report of one family's life saved in the eye of the storm. and we look at how prepared america is for a similar catastrophe. what a super hurricane would do to the city of miami. we'll show you the buildings and what would hap

what are the legal experts in florida saying are her chances of ultimately being free? s probably not going to get out because she violated the bond conditions one time before after she was arrested for firing the shot at her husband. she got out on bail and went over to his house and ended up being arrested for hitting him. the argument the prosecutors made yesterday is, well, she violated the terms once, we can't trust her not to do it again. and the judge seemed receptive to that argument. >> what is the heart of her upcoming defense in this new trial that you're hearing from her attorneys? is it that no one was injured when she fired the shot? is it that he had been accused of being abusive? what's at the heart of them trying to get her off here? >> i think the abuse is going to be the main point. you know, the one thing that her attorney has already brought up several times is she was abused while she was pregnant. she was in the hospital. it seems as though they're really going to try to bring in the history of abuse into this trial. i think it may turn out to be a