the new digital ids, alongside iowa, idaho and maryland. but florida could definitely roll out a similar program soon. two years ago, the florida legislature passed a bill requiring "the department of highway safety and motor vehicles to develop a system for issuing digital proof of driver license" and to penalize people who create fake but while you can use your digital license for traffic stops, you won't be able to use it to buy cigarettes or a bottle of wine....that's why you'll also get to keep your plastic id card too. at 6-30..... at 6-30..... you might be wondering if this is safe. after all, all your personal information-- like your driver's license number would be stored on an app. i'm looking into it and will get answers for you. allison.... a pilot's warning to passengers goes viral after an onboard battle over the president- elect. the message: 35- thousand feet isn't the place for a political fight. this got us looking into other outbursts on planes, from panicked passengers to people getting drunk. we discovered "air rage" is on the rise with airlines reporting more than 10-thousand problems with unruly passengers last year.

. >> the rest is up to the florida legislature and the state has to come up with the rules and it will take at least a year for implementation. >>> hillsboro top prosecutor was voted out after two decades on the job. the newcomer andrew warren won the race by a narrow margin. the former federal prosecutor tells us he is stuck in the past and out of touch. for a nonviolent offense such as a traffic offense or misdemeanor marijuana it is taking away from the resources we have to prosecute the murderers and rapists and violent. >> we reached out to him for an interview and he declined. he tells us that he has called and reward to congratulate him. >> chief meteorologist joins us now and you know what i vote for? >> good weather? >> get out of my head. >> d and by good weather evening very high heat and humidity. >> white you do that? >> just to be mean. just like a brother irritating me. >> let's take a look outside. the hardware -- heart walk forecast. it is saturday. if the sun is out it balances stays dry saturday at 8 am. temperatures will cool down a little bit there are quite a few

the florida legislature killed two bills this year and raise the minimum wage of two $15. two state's already passed similar legislation. >> reporter: some economists say raising the sunshine state minimum wage may have negative consequences not just in the fast food industry but in other fields. >> i think the first concern is how companies are going to react. some of them might let people go and that will create an some people will cut benefit. >> reporter: more automation to replace workers a potential outcome. it will cost more to have services like childcare. >> we might see in the near future prices of everything going up and that is inflation. >> reporter: she would nearly double her pay in the short- term but the long term effect could be fewer full-time jobs at her fingertips. back here in centennial park we are told these folks will be marching to the mcdonald's with a number of officers here to make sure they get there safely. in california those gradual changes the put into place will not happen until 2022 when they will see a minimum wage of $15 per hour. cars

. >> reporter: the florida legislature still has a role to play with implementation of amendment 2. what will they do next is a burning question. >> we will defend and protect the people's right and they have spoken loudly and clearly and overwhelming -- overwhelmingly. >> reporter: -- safe, accountable. it's also available, and affordable. >> reporter: because of the state's population and the expanded patient pool that amendment 2 covers, florida could make up 10% of the legal cannabis market in the united states. in tallahassee, matt falconer -- mac trelka news channel 8 . >>> governor rick scott tweeted this picture this afternoon showing scott and president- elect trump together at trump tower in new york city. i'm pretty sure the governor took the selfie. it also included a caption from the governor said that -- saying that it was great to see his friend, donald trump. >>> there are simulation swirling around governor scott today. feeling predictions that the governor may be offered a position in trumps administration but as mike twitter page says he went to the big apple to me

the state of florida submits two separate slates, one for the republican candidate and one for the democratic one. bush v. gore, one was proposed by the florida legislature and the other endorsed by the florida supreme court. so, right now, the process for contesting it is set by the electoral count act of 1876. if there's a dispute between the electors, it goes to congress and the house and senate vote and if there's a tie between the house and the senate and there could have been in 2000 with al gore casting a tie breaking vote for himself because they were tied, 50/50. the slate that shall be certified is the one certified by the state executive. governor jeb bush would have certified the final result for his brother, george w. bush and some said there would be a need for the supreme court to step in. that was a law passed by congress after the election of 1876. 1876, people were so upset with the supreme court casting this tie breaking vote. they set out this procedure. >> janna is in washington, d.c. you are on with jeffrey rosen talking about the electoral college. hi, janna. >> caller: hi, good morning. just a quick comment and quick question. as

florida schools.. kellie cowan will bring us the latest on the fight, coming up at let kids play. that's the thinking behind a new bill that has been ?reintroduced in the florida legislature. it would require recess at all public elementary schools. fox13's kellie cowan is live in pinellas county this morning. kellie this is a big hit with a lot of parents.. but there are two thanks, kellie. in plant city, investigators are looking for the person responsible for setting a house on fire. fire crews found anti-trump messages spray painted both inside and outside of the home. the homeowner "matthew no one was in the house when the fire was started. hillsborough county deputies are looking for the man with a knife who robbed a circle-k. this happened friday at the store on west hillsborough avenue. the man walked into the convenience stores with a kitchen knife and demanded money. he then forced the clerk into the office. deputies say the man is between the ages of 18 and 21 and mostly spoke spanish. if you know who he is you're asked to call the hillsborough county sheriff's office. the death of a popular musician in pasco county, "rob cartwright" was killed sunday night whi

florida law. john morgan sport today for the first time about the overwhelming -- spoke today for the first time about the overwhelming win we are delighted . it will go to the florida legislature to implement . over the years he has been more than $1 million of his own money leading the charge. the state now has to come up with the rules. it will take at least for implementation. >>> a stunning defeat for longtime hillsborough said attorney, mark over. he lost against aircrew warren. -- andrew warren . he has been top district attorney for 6 years. andrew warren won the race by a narrow margin. he tells us it is time for a change. beginning. we talked about things that were important to borders -- voters. people are not just concerned about conviction way track rates are carson -- incarceration rates by about safety, the fairness of the system, how victims are treated. this is the first time mark was challenged by democrat. we reached out to him. he has told us he is already congratulated worn and will help of this will transition . -- transition. >>> one spot in florida could take on the scientific method to fight the zika virus. one part of the florida keys would like to see

>> because the simple answer, a simple and satisfying answer, we don't control the florida legislature. >> work through education, the foundation -- >> i am all for it. expose and educate. >> i've got -- >> there are people standing behind you. >> forget expose and educate, how much of trump's election is due to the dislike of people like me, people like us? northern liberal jewish. >> i love you, man. >> southern, catholic, old, white, proud democrat, all five of them. >> how much is personality-based rather than issue-based? how much is personality-based, disliking people? >> one of our shared values, pluralism, if you believe in pluralism you like people for who they are. you don't care -- our shared values, we have to fight for them. not everyone shares our values but i love you. >> two questions and they are both questions. first, this man with no principles has already reversed himself in the first two weeks on everything from prosecuting the clintons to draining the swamp to building the wall, repealing obamacare, what happens when those who drink the kool-aid wake up and realiz

. >> nobody will be able to go out tomorrow and get medical marijuana in the state of florida. the legislature, department of marijuana can be administered and sold legally in the state of florida. so a lot of work yet to be done for these folks, keith. >> i correct myself, jeff. we had a wrong graphic. this needed more than 60% to pass. amendment 2 gets much more than that. it is now in favor in florida, thank you. jeff patterson live in orlando tonight. >>> with the polls closing out west the race for the white house coulding winding down finally. >> coming -- could be winding down to hillary clinton's election headquarters in new york city. >>> sports on news channel 8 is sponsored by your gulf coast honda dealers about. >> we are back with your -- dealers. >> we are back with your vote coverage counts on news channel 8 and regardless of the results the 2016 presidential election has already been a historic one with hillary clinton's nomination. >> as the first female jim osmond is live in new york city at clinton's campaign headquarters. i have to imagine the mood there much more subdued t

>>laura: the new florida legislature meets for the first time today. statehouse and senate are installing new leaders, tooshgs in the house. both leaders are from the tampa bay area. speaker. senior citizen walked into the st. petersburg police department and said she was wanted for a crime and when the officers asked which crime, she told them to look it up. he did. 65-year-old janice wood was promptly arrested for robbing a bank earlier this month. surveillance video showed her walking in, wearing a wig with long black hair. she news and wanted to turn herself in. buccaneers offensive line is teaming up with publix and coca-cola to provide meals for hundreds of families. each family will get a 12 pound turkey and all the fixings, give away starts at 5:30 tonight at one buc place. >>russell: holiday travellers can breathe a sigh of relief. why airport workers in chicago are putting a planned strike on hold. decadent. wait until you find out who sells these hey! is this enough? a little more... there's no more room. oh look who's here! i know i had one

term limits are a good thing, and that somehow or another term limits ave been the through the florida legislature and the legislature of many other states, and of course term limits limit the terms of elected officials. so in the same sense, if term limits can ever be enabilitied anywhere -- enact -- enacted anywhere, it shows it is possible to put a choice on the ballot, like none of the above, that doesn't favor any elected official anywhere ever, but favors instead the voters. and gives them a right that they should have, but they don't have. now, in case you're curious, you may wonder, what would have happened a week ago last tuesday if we'd had that choice on the ballot? i know, and i'd like to show you. of ding to my poll, 40% the american people would have voted a week ago last tuesday for none of the above. 60% would have chose an candidate, if you delve further into it, would you see that of those 60%, 28% would have voted for hillary clinton. 27% would have voted for donald trump. 4% would have voted for the third party candidate put up by the libertarians, and 1% would have voted for t

the turkey pardon began 69 years ago. >>> and politics and money usually go hand in hand and it's no different in florida legislature. >> even though net worth has dropped slightly there's still plenty of money for the people elected to serve. . >> elected officials in florida state legislature will be carrying atl new republican senator gainer is now the wealthiest member. we asked if he can relate to the afternoon floridian. >> i was county commissioner for 18 years and i guarantee you that will teach you what the people are thinking and we're pretty much have you understand what the needs of the people are and what you can do over here and what you can't. so i intend to do everything that i can. the average state house member almost one and a half million. >>> well, there's a new attraction in the bay area that's sure to have customers heads in the clouds. >> yeah it's called i fly and we checked it out. . >> if you've ever dreamed of doing stunts while flying 70 miles an hour through the sky, you have to try i fly. >> anybody can do it. anybody from age 3 to 103. >> so when danny said that i just had to try i fl

florida voters since they legalize medical marijuana but there's a lot that needs to get done before all patients who might benefit can start taking advantage. amendment to needs to go through the state legislature. many how it will work. then it goes to the florida department of health. it needs to regulate the cannabis that is sold and to make sure the labels list everything. full-strength medical marijuana will be available by july 1 two qualified patients. the regulations and rules in tonight's big story. what do they mean for schools? children rely on medical marijuana to deal with a range can learn from other states that have already made policy for medical marijuana in their schools. >>> evening commute, look at this. a familiar sight to see and that is the howard frankland bridge heading into tampa. a backup. on i-4 you can see both sides slow going near the i-75 exit. >>> you watched and it happen. incredible rescue of two eagles stuck in a storm why wildlife workers couldn't do enough to save them. >> so much can be captured in a single image. look at the one on your screen. you will see the story behind we traveled the world sampling the best cheese for two reasons one, to bring them

you know, you would seat difficulty that governor rick scott and the republican has had working in florida with a fully republican legislature. and right now i'm working on a piece at 6:00 and about florida. an importance here with the power to predict the election and the state that might be taking our play. people were shocked by the win, polling. many of them were leading up to the election night showing clinton with a lead and an easy pass for victory. with one poll after the other showing clinton with a lead over trump. and that is a big reason why some of them >> and i saw that those predictions have led some people to not trust their polls. >> when it comes to the national polls, i don't because of the polls that they would use and i don't think that they will be reflective of the national population. >> reporter: they say that the polls weren't really wrong that most of them were showing a statistical dead heat since the convention and that is exactly and that they are somehow accurate to within a percent or something and they just aren't. >> reporter: most polls would have over a 3% margin of error meaning either ca

florida voters legalized medical marijuana. but there's a lot that needs to get done before all patients who might benefit from it can start taking advantage. amendment two still needs to go through the state legislature. they need to figure h law will work. then, it goes to the florida department of health. it needs to regulate the cannabis that's sold-- and make sure labels list what's actually in it. full strength medical marijuana would be available to qualified patients by july first of next year. this one's going viral this morning. a united airlines pilot scolded his passengers after an onboard battle over the president- elect. you can hear the pilot warn that 35- thousand feet isn't the place for a political fight. numbers show "air rage" is increasing. 10news reporter kendra conlon looks at the turbulent times in the not so friendly skies. a passenger panics on a plane to tampa. a pilot takes down some drunken debauchery... from mid-air girl brawls to in-flight freak-outs... pilots say that's the benefit of so many smartphones. last year, airlines reported more than problems with unruly passengers. it's up to pilots when to ground the plane and get police involved... the trouble-making travel

: she hopes medical marijuana quality-of-life. >> reporter: now it's up to the legislature. >> when 70% of the state of florida says we want something, i believe if they don't hear it, if they do play games again, i think they can suffer at the ballot box. >> reporter: this isn't going to happen overnight. the state still has to draft rules and then it will take a year for implementation. we could see this in 2018. in orlando, melissa marino news >>> president obama called president-elect trump to congratulate him on the win and invite him for a meeting tomorrow to talk about plans for a smooth transition of power. meanwhile, governor rick scott and pam bondi both played key roles in helping president- elect trump when florida. now, both could be poised to play key roles in washington. we sent mike russell and in for a closer look at this situation. >> reporter: pam bondi endorsed donald trump the day before florida's primary rick scott followed through the day after. scott also ran the rebuild america now pack. he spent $20 million in key battleground states to help trump. >> hillary's priorities are not your

florida. that is once the legislature enacts this amendment. that will include people with cancer, epilepsy, glaucoma, ptsd, als, ms, several chronic conditions. patients will have to be certified by aness willd physician and they'll have to get a state issued id card. the department of health will regulate the distribution siscenters where patients preset the card to get the marijuana. the department of health estimates there will be more than 440,000 certified patients which will require about 2000 dispensaries to open up around the state. this is a victory, though, for people united for medical amendment. they say that this going to lead to a better quality of life for floridians who are living with painful conditions. we caught up with supporters at their victory party tonight. >> i was so excited for the patients of florida to have access to life saving medication for them and their children. i'm ecstatic. i can't even describe. >> it's a beautiful feeling. it's a feeling of absolute joy to know that two years ago, i was sitting in a priso

the district. >>> more than 71% of florida voters aproved medical marijuana. -- approved medical marijuana. the state legislature and department of health need to come up with regulations on how it will be sold. we spoke with an attorney whose focus is heavily regulated they see as a up and coming industry. >> there are rules to follow. there are obligations that have to be maintained and respected. and it's not easy. if it was easy, it would be cheese or shoes. and marijuana is not night of those. -- is nighter of those. -- is neither of those. >>> now to the first at 4:00 weather. here's julie phillips. >> thank you, josh. and over a here's the view from palm harbor. beautiful blue skies. a few thin clouds around but definitely enjoying more sunshine than yesterday. and still looking at mild temperatures. these are below average. 70 degrees at this location. no rain today. and we are looking at a fairly dry rest of the week. and there's the cold front that rolled through yesterday and now well to the south of us. we will continue to push south away from us and any of the rains in south florida, notice the clea

the government.>> there is a definite tension that exists and that may come into play when the legislature decides to enacted statutes that will implement the amendment to law that was passed in november. florida has other states to look to like maine and new jersey were individual school districts have created medical marijuana policies and in many cases the district parent or guardian comes to the school to administer the drug to the student, if they are certified to use it. florida could do something like that but we will have to wait and see how it plays out.>>> a lot of wait and see. we will stay on top of this. our legislature is expected to decide whether marijuana will be allowed in schools or banned from schools or if they leave it up to the district. >>> listen up or start praying. one of the largest personal adult friend finder and penthouse.com have been hacked. 400 million accounts exposed in these networks. among them, 80,000 government workers were military members that must've used worked emails to sign up. the ones that and with.gov or.mil. they were sloppy with security and hackers cracked almost every accoun could see user names and email addresses and passwords and last vis

the moment by saying well, first let me take a selfie. in florida and in about illegal to take a picture of your ballot inside the voting booth. but one california legislature is challenging that rule. . >> to share one's ballot is a celebration of the first amendment. we need to protect our rights. >> that new california law doesn't take effect until january. across the country the laws vary and can be confusing. again, here in florida it is illegal. . so you may want to stick picture of the i voted sticker. >> and tonight amc theaters are hosting election watch parties and providing live political coverage in 50 different locations across the u.s. including some right here in the bay area. don't worry about party affiliations, a spokesperson says there will be 2 separate locations for each party. the event gets started at 7 p.m. when the first policy close. election day freebies and other deals. you can show off your i voted stick for for a doughnut at krispy kreme locations, also you can work off that doughnut at gold's gym, and participating 7-11 locations offering free cup of coffee. we've posted a list of all election day deals on our website wfla.com

the media is making a big deal about it. >>> happening today florida's republican controlled legislature is picking new leaders. in it session voters will vote to install the next house speaker and next senate president. both programs to enact sweeping changes for the 60-day regular session in march. new members elected 2 weeks ago will also be sworn in today. >>> across america this morning the man arrested for the ambush shooting death of a police detective tells reporters why he did it. as officers transported upset over a child custody battle. he also said he lashed out at someone who didn't deserve it and apologized to the detective's family. . >> i've been through several custody battles and i was upset, the situation i was in i lashed out at somebody that didn't deserve it. >> do you have anything to say to his family? >> i'm sorry. . >> the detective was shot in his squad car sunday after making a traffic stop. li walked up to the driver's side window and fired. he is charged with capital murder. >>> a former doctor for usa gymnastic and michigan state is in court today. nasar is charged with 3 counts of

a law similar to the one in florida is under consideration in nebraska and wendy plans to testify in front of the state legislaturesve any experiences that you want to include in this testimony? >> i want to talk about how i don't want to be tied in for life. >> i don't think the senator always noticed that the child is a victim in this as well. >> i really want them to change the system. women who get pregnant new to rape should not have to be tied forever with these men. our children are our forgotten victim of this situation. i know my daughter when she finds out the truth, she will hate me for having to make her go with this man, have him in her life -- >> each of these women made such a brave decision to keep a child out of unimaginable circumstances and they should not have to fight everyday to protect those children. they should not be forced to have to ever deal with the man who raped them ever again. >> that tickles. >>> there is a murder. >> oh man! >> freeze, what did you see? a few seconds of video or a cop dragging a black man down a hall. easy to jump into conclusions if this clip went viral. lets rew

many wanted to record the moment with a selfie but we want to remind you in florida and 2-dozen other states it is illegal to take a picture of your ballot, but one california legislature is the rule. >> so share a ballot is a celebration of the first amendment. we need to protect our rights. >> that new law doesn't take effect until january. across the country the laws vary and can be very confusing, but again, here in florida, it is illegal. so you may just want to take a picture of the i voted sticker. >> because if you didn't post it didn't happen, right? >> right. >> well voting could land you some election day freebies and voted sticker for a free doughnut at participating krispy kreme locations, also you can blow off steam appeared work off that doughnut at gold's gym and participating 7-11 locations giving away free coffee today. we've posted a list of all election day deals on wfla.com. >>> sinus problems playing many. >> new in our next half hour i'll show you you a device that's helping thousands of my dad was a family doctor in pinellas county for 55 years. he used to even take me on house calls. both my parents taught me to help others. that's why i believ

. >> a law similar to the one in florida is under consideration in nebraska and she plans to testify in front of the state legislatureriences that you think you need to include in this testimony? >> it's going to be very important to talk about how i don't want to be tied to him for life. >> i don't think senators always notice that the child is a victim in this as well. >> i really want them to change the system. women that get pregnant due to rape should not have to be tied forever with these men. our children are the forgotten victims of this situation. i know my daughter, when she finds out the truth, she'll probably hate me for having to make her two with this man and have him in her life. >> each of these women made such a brave decision to keep a child born out of unimaginable circumstances. and they shouldn't have to fight every day to protect those children and they shouldn't be forced to have to ever deal with the man that raped them ever again. >> the u.s. president barrack obama returning from his last trip overseas as president while his successor looks to fill the next administration. there are also new

time meeting with paul ryan and mitch florida voters said yes to medical marijuana on tuesday, but your employer can still say no. it is up to the state legislature to pass laws to allow the sale in the use of medical marijuana. those laws may not protect users in the workplace. jeff patterson joins us live in tampa with the story tonight. this amendment didn't change anything when it comes to you and your employer. >> not at all. good evening,. the nfl employer still in the use of marijuana even though it is now about in a majority of states legally in one form or another. state laws are still being set for marijuana. >> floridians shed -- said yes to 2 on tuesday, advocates of medical marijuana celebrated but the stronger backers admit the use of marijuana still presents a problem for employees . >> you take the risk of losing your job. normal admits current law still allows employers to prevent employees from using medically approved marijuana. >> they don't have any control over our freedoms and what we do, but then again having a job as a privilege and in a right to work state the chips are stacked against the workers. >> he told me 5 states

the parallels were. florida submit twos separate slates, one for the republican the date and one for democratic one. bush beat gore, one proposed by legislaturend the other endorsed by the florida supreme court. for ght now, the process contesting it is set by electoral account act of 1876, was this law that says if there is dispute between the to congress it goes senate vote and and if there is a tie between the house and the senate and have been in 2000 with al gore casting himself, ng vote for senate was divided 50/50. the slate that shall be the one certified by the state executive. overnor jeb bush would have in fact certified the final result brother gore for his said the bush and some supreme court needed to step in, in the first place. because after 1876, 1876 people were so upset by the vision of the supreme court tie-breaking ng vote they set out this complicated procedure for choosing between competing slates. host: jana in washington, d.c. here on the democratic line. jeffrey rosen talking about the electoral college. hi, jana. caller: hi. hi, c-span, good morning. quick comment and quick question. as washingtonian and democrat, l

florida. there is more waiting to see how this all unfolds. clients, many answers that you seek will be decided not today, not tomorrow, but in 2017 when the legislature debates these issues. >> how easy is it for the average person to get it? >> this is not the thing where you quit your day job, cashing her 401(k) and jump in with both feet. >> reporter: from how to tax it to strict security protocols, he says rules and requirements will be many. >> if it was easy, it would be cheese or shoes an >> reporter: he says historically, those successfully regulated industries are typically large corporations. >> we know that the legislature will look at how to sell this all in 2017. when could we see this expand? >> reporter: there are a lot of variables but we could start to see this industry take shape in live in polk county. >>> standing up and speaking out, protesters gathered in st. petersburg today to rally against the controversial pipeline and standing rock, north dakota. it was part of national day of action organized by the sioux indian tribe trying to block construction of the pipeline on their land. one and two hundred rallies took place today t

he can hold down where he's leading even slight leads in florida where it's .2% and pull in new hampshire, we have 269, 269 and the legislature here might be the one making the decision. we hope that doesn't happen for the sake of the country. >>> stay with me. we're going to go to north carolina which could be the state that decides it all. must win for donald trump. there's one county in particular in in north carolina that you need to watch. we'll tell you about it. >>> and does it all come down to the black vote in ohio? and what does a presidential candidate do on election day? we'll talk to the two men who know all too well. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before star

the question is simply yes or no. in florida it's the seconds time around for a proposal to define which medical conditions marijuana could be used for. montana voters already approved medical marijuana in 2004. then the legislature enacted tight restrictions barring a doctor from having more than three patients at a time using it. the measure up tomorrow would ease those rules. but another hot topic will be soda tax. voters in san francisco, oakland and albany, california and in boulder, colorado will be asked whether to impose a tax on sugary drinks. like philadelphia's law, these would be paid by beverage distributors but designed to cut consumption by buyers. and just like they'll be doing here in philadelphia, if it passes elsewhere researchers will be looking to see if the tax makes a dent in the obesity epidemic. overall the issue has raked in $50 million from both sides of the argument. that's enough money to buy every california residents 40 cans of coke or pepsi. rick and monica, back to you. >> ali thank you. >>> the presidential election has become a learning tool for local students. they held a mock election at the carl sandberg middle school in levittown. students checked in and then cast their vote

florida. see how this all unfolds. >> you do have major stakeholders interested. >> we are telling clients, many of the answers you seek are going to be answered not today, not tomorrow, but in 2017 when the legislature debates these issues. >> how easy is it for the average person to get involved? >> this is not where you quit your day job and jump in with both feet. >> reporter: from how to tax it to strict he says the protocols will be many. >> if it was easy, it would be cheese or shoes and marijuana is neither of those. >> reporter: and polk county, melissa marino news channel 8. >>> one airline has found a way to make flying cheaper and even more miserable. that story coming up. >>> we now know when you will be able to buy a pair of self tying nikes and how much the z25ehz z16fz y25ehy y16fy >>> the dell flooded with the 15,000 mark and the s&p 500 gained 15. chevrolet's newest electric car just earned a big honor, motor volt, if we electric car that travels up to 238 miles on a single charge. motor trend called it a good, small hatchback and that it was surprisingly roomy. the bolt should be on sale by the end of the year for around $30,000. motor trend also gave a shout out to two other vehic

florida, groups of like 'we will not be silent' and 'love trumps hate'. the marchers also blocked streets and highways around the area. no one was arrested. in the iowa legislature, members of the new republican-controlled senate selected their next leaders. members of the chamber met privately at the iowa capitol. they selected senator bill dix from shell rock as majority leader, and senator jack whitver from ankeny as president. the senate will make those choices official in january at the beginning of the legislative sess senate seats on tuesday and now have a 29 to 19 majority. there is one independent and one open seat. before this, democrats controlled the senate since 2007. next month, the new stead children's hospital in iowa city will officially welcome patients. yesterday, people gathered in iowa city to dedicate the hospital. the university of iowa stead family children's hospital is designed to not only improve the health of children, but also their well being. this is construction on the new, 360 million dollar hospital began in the fall of 2012. it encompasses 507-thousand square feet and has 14 levels, two of which are underground. dubuque county

the legislature to do it. that also seems to be a growing trend in those states where it's allowed. >> yeah, in florida, peoplend fail, but it did pass in a referendum. thank you. so about those last things that president obama is the midst of doing. from the look of his face, the turkey pardoning is something he will miss, but he did something else today for the final time, which he's likely to miss even more than letting a turkey go free. that's next. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. g new cars. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. >>> the presidential medal of freedom is the highest honor. it can be given to almost anyone. it's completely up to the president. and during president obama's two terms, he's placed a lot of presidentia

the legislature has made early voting shorter and limited the number of opportunities people have had to early vote. there is certain for democrats there. in floridarns that african-american turnout is running lower than it was four years ago among african-american voters. so democrats have a better operation than republicans, no question, but they need it to kick in in some of these battleground states. >> hillaary, in the latest batc of stolen e-mails published by wikileaks. clinton campaign chairman john podesta urging top clinton aide cheryl mills way back in march 2015, we're going to have to dump all those e-mails. better to do it sooner than later, dump meaning get them out and publish them and let the public see them. >> right. >> this, again, begs the question, why are so many people who have the right advice for hillary clinton not listened to? >> look, i am looking forward to the sort of the history books, the case studies, the campaign analyses in this post-election saying what a single mistake, albeit a big mistake but a single mistake that a public official can make can drive so much traffic and problems over the course of a campaign

degraded to which the actions and legislatures across the country are the primary reason why behind him told the incident occurred most americans never heard of the cor ground ball in floridaand elsewhere which complicated efforts. the justice department had been hollowed out and it disagreed that the times holder returned as general and also you have driven by these events to presidency in the client of two words embracing the imperial approach and is willing to suspend the notions of civil rights and human rights so this is a presidency that begins in the backdrop most of us didn't understand the. then barack obama is in the good president and in reality structure the issues in the practices and traditions were so complex and profound w we've are sometimes guiltweresometimes gur acknowledging the level of and one indicator is if the president were to use every federal prison today would have the 7 million or so in the system you would still have about 2 million people imprisoned and the number is 844 as of last wednesday which is more than any president collectively and it's also a meaningless gesture. there've been 13,000 rejections of petitions but there are 32,000 pet

legislatures all across the primarythat are reason behind the dramatic rise in mass incarceration, until travyon martin incident occurred, most americans had never heard of the standard of laws around florida and elsewhere, those things that have complicated any effort to these issues.f the civil rights division and justice department have been hollowed out and eviscerated entirely by the time holder returns as attorney general. and also, you have at that stage 9/11, by the events of you have a presidency that is inclined towards an imperial approach to begin with that embraces a tremendously imperial torocach and is willing suspend notions of civil rights and human rights as it relates to detainees and interrogation techniques. this is a presidency that begins against a backdrop that most of us did not fully understand. to some degree, we got these issues were ok, were somewhat ok and they were getting somewhat better in some resepcts. -- respects. in reality, the structural issues, something ron is talking about in terms of the way the legal system works, were so complex and profound, sometimes they are guilty of under-acknowledging the level of the problem that had to be addressed at th

the legislative actions in state legislatures all across the country that are the primary reason behind the mass incarceration. until the incident occurred most americans have never heard of the stand your ground ball in floridalsewhere and those kind of things that have complicated the efforts to address the issues and the justice department had been hollowed out and it dissipated entirely by the time that holder returned as the attorney general. and also, you have this isn't a political statement but driven by the events of 9/11, you have a presidency that is inclined to work in the approach to begin with to embrace the imperial approach that is willing to suspend the notion of civil rights, human rights as it relates to the detainees at guantÁnamo and interrogation techniques. so this begins in the backdrop that most of us didn't fully understand the degree to which because to some degree, we thought these issues were okay or they were getting somewhat better and then barack obama is elected president and that seems to be a reaffirming sign. so in the responsibilities they were so complex and so profound i think that we were guilty of under acknowledging the level and the problem that has to be addressed o