-florida. >> quetzal, muy buenas noches, que medidos a esta emisiÓn. asolÓ dÍas de comenzar la temporada de fin de aÑo viaja en aviÓn se ha convertido en un tÓpico candente en la opinión pÚblica. no por costosos boletos o por colas en el aeropuerto, las isi estrategia de seguridad aÉrea ha sido puesta en entredicho por defensores de los derechos civiles. >> un alto riesgo. que pueden exponer a la gente a altos niuns de radiaciÓn, si la gente pasa por estas mÁquinas. >> pero que no pase a travÉs de esta mÁquina tendrá que someterse a una inspecciÓn corporal, que requiere que el inspector pasen sus manos dos veces por zonas muy Íntimas del cuerpo.hÓn que calificÓ como ionunivisionu experiencia.univn >> uno tiene que esta en acuerdo con eso. >> es una inversiÓn de privacidad. >> en medio de la controversia provocada por estas inspecciones corporales hay aeropuertos como el de orlando, florida, que estÁn considerando la contrataciÓn de compaÑÍas de seguridad privadas. >> hay que tomar muy en cuenta que los derechos de los trabajadores

florida state pulls one out on the road. and is one game away from playing for the acc championship. maryland goes down fighting at home, 30-16. and ralph friedgen who found out yesterday that he will be guaranteed a return for his 11th season in college park, the last year of his current contract, obviously very disappointed to walk off the field tonight. florida state, 6-2 now in the conference. nc state also with two losses. if nc state comes here and beats maryland next week, they go to the championship game. if maryland wins, florida state would go to the championship game. finally, it gets down to something that's that simple. florida state earned it tonight. >> craig: i know the terps are disappointed but they showed a lot of character. they played against a very good football team and congratulations to the florida state seminoles for enduring. >> mike: our final score, florida state, 30, maryland, 16. for craig james and our entire crew, this is mike patrick saying so long from college park, maryland. thanks for wat

i serve the people of florida and will abide by their directives and guidelines. bush won. >> i'm sorry? >> george bush won. we won. i helped him win and he's the president and when he's president he's going to make me an ambassador. >> aren't you worried of the florida supreme court? >> the florida supreme court can chomp on it, i'm getting out of this backwater state. all i have to do is practice smiling for my ambassador job. what do you think of this? >> good god! >> that was great. and when we return, a huge week for one newly engaged couple. why did they wait so long? [captioning made possible by nbc universal] k.acelcome b it was a thrilling week f theor tu fure king and queens and billions of the rest of us who love the fairy tale, william and catherine, both 28 and together since college. whatookhe tm so long? >> weo tok our time. >> back to reality and to america, there's a brand new study of marriage on rick stengel's "time magazine". the story is entitled, "who needs marriage?" if you look at people who finished high school or less, 45% consider marria

, mira el voto hispano en la florida es como un 16% que es más alto a la poblacio'en registrada que es el 12% y hasta ahora está con un 51.48% a favor del republicano, scott aunque rubio haya ganado de forma abrumadora, vemos que en las elecciones de gobernador donde el candidato scotte habló tanto de inmigración, y tanto de implementar la ley de arizona en la florida, estamos viendo que ha habido un rechazo, no tiene el mismo apoyo de rubio >>> vamos a regresar con ustedes en un momento, vamos a una pausa comercial y continuamos porque los queremos escuchar, vamos a una pausa comercial y ya regresamos de inmediato >>> y ahora regresamos con esta gran noche de elecciones >>> continuando con el analisis de nuestros expertos, hablabamos de la importancia del voto hispano, y no se pude incluir a la la florida como ejemplo >>> parte del asunto, es que en la florida no hay muchos indocumentados, aquí la mayoría de los hispanos son personas que vineron por los caminos legales >>> así que, como cubanos que vinieron por mecanismos muy particualres, y dicen, si me tuve que poner en fila,

this is not florida and i am not terribly receptive to you telling us we're going to florida comparing to that. this is minnesota, we have a case in minnesota, argue the case in minnesota. that really set the tone for the rest of the recount. this is only for late december and established the fact we were going to do it on our own. so i feel any candidate who visas a recount this cycle should think about preparation and data, think about the rapid response, should think about the idiosyncracies of the state he or she is in and if you add that all of it might lead to victory, but you do need the votes and they are there or they are not. thanks for coming. [applause] any questions? >> understand why franken 13 count -- i anderson and franken won the account but i am curious why he won the election because you mentioned two things, rumors of drug use, not paying taxes which was true. his sexist ridings which ultimately led amy klobuchar not to endorse him and didier held off for quite a long time and then the charges of corporate banking he hadn't lived in minnesota for 30 years and came

at florida state on top. late in the fourth quarter, after the florida state touchdown, maryland down by seven, driving. danny o'brien makes the mistake, picked off. moody turns this into pick six, 97 yards, touchdown florida state. florida state wins. maryland's hopes to goad the championship game die. >>> virginia tech going into the game with eight trip to the acc championship game on the line, pulling against miami. down the sidelines, 43 yards. fourth quarter, tide. williams on the keri, through the middle. he breaks it. the hokies take the lead. taylor says let's close this out, i am tired of this. he does it himself. the mice run into the end zone. virginia tech is going to the acc championship game. >>> virginia-boston college, uva with the ball. 10-3, virginia. a 17-12, boston college and at the fourth. lining up for the field goal. he misses the chip shot. they would need those points. two seconds left in the game, va., last ditch try to win the game, under pressure, he escaped somehow and throws th

-florida. >> quetzal, muy buenas noches, que medidos a esta emisiÓn. asolÓ dÍas de comenzar la temporada de fin de aÑo viaja en aviÓn se ha convertido en un tÓpico candente en la opinión pÚblica. no por costosos boletos o por colas en el aeropuerto, las revisiones por los escaners provoca una lluvia de crÍticas. >> se anunciÓ que los pilotos aÉreos quedarÁn exentos de las nuevas medidas de seguridad para prevenir el terrorismo aÉreo. pero para millones de pasajeros, la disyuntiva sigue siendo pasar a travÉs de los llamados escaners corporales que generan imÁgenes que revelan detalles muy personales. o someterse a una minuciosa inspecciÓn corporal por un agente. >> es mucho mÁs fácil pasar unos segundos, estÁ incÓmodo, que posiblemente morirse en una explosiÓn o un ataque terrorista. >> sin embargo la nueva estrategia de seguridad aÉrea ha sido puesta en entredicho por defensores de los derechos civiles. >> un alto riesgo. que pueden exponer a la gente a altos niveles de radiaciÓn, si la gente pasa por estas mÁquinas. >> pero que

florida hosting ohio state. first half, vernon macklin, misses the lay-in. but alex tyus following it in for the jam. florida down by one. later in the first half, william buford, driving. dishing to jared sullinger for the jam. ohio state up by five. still first half. florida leads by five. macklin down low. the shoot is good. the gators lead, 39-32. things would change. second half. william buford for three. ohio state up by two. later, second half. david lighty. lighty gets it to go. ohio state goes on to win, 93-75. >>> that is your espn news update. i'm don bell. back to you in new york. >>> well, fans of "dancing with the stars" are stunned this morning, after witnessing the most surprising sendoff of the season. >> despite the consistently high scores, brandy was eliminated

he had been one of george bush's lawyers in florida before the florida senate and he had won the busch case before the florida senate has spun into the area but the u.s. supreme court could shut the recount found. and roger turner swaggered up to the lectern for the minnesota supreme court on an issue whether to stop the absentee ballots from being counted or not. that's the basic issue. and that's what he wanted and what senator coleman wanted to have done in december. you could feel the judges move up in their seats because he is respected and they thought this is going to be a pretty good show here. and he said, may it please the court twice on december 12, the canvassing work with best of intentions accepted an invitation, we believe, to go to florida and is attempting is that imitation is, given the weather outside the courtroom today and then he was interrupted by paul andersen. he promised himself he wouldn't ask any questions for five minutes. if you know justice andersen that's very hard for him to do. it took him about the seven seconds. and he was really not. he said council

. >> comenzamos en el estado de la florida donde podemos decir que telemundo proyecta el ganador del senado, marcos rubio en estos momentos está hablando en inglés se lo traduzco con permiso suyo. >> no escucho. >> bueno mientras arreglamos este problema técnico que lo que necesito que por favor me pongan en el oído las palabras de marcos rubio un favorito del tea party tuvo que combatir no solo contra un demócrata sino contra un independiente para el gobernador actual de la florida. >> puede convertirse en uno de los hispanos más poderosos pero vamos a pasar a la sede de este nuevo gobernador. >> con mary g. >> muchas gracias vanessa y también josé lo que estamos viendo es una noche celebración en miami. >> y lo que hemos visto es que hace segundos aproximadamente unos 5 minutos salió marco rubio para celebrar junto al público que lo ha esperado durante toda la tarde, lo primero que se encontró aproximadamente 230 medios de comunicación que se han reunido para presenciar esta celebración, algo muy importante sobre este candidato es que ha tenido una historia bastante p

since 1997, seven slavery operations have been prosecuted in florida. more than 1,000 workers have been freed. most migrants are hardworking people like claudia vasquez, a mother of four. this year, vasquez has already picked michigan blueberries, georgian tomatoes and now it's florida grape tomatoes. on top of her $7.25 an hour minimum wage, she'll earn $60 cents for each 32-pound bucket she fills. >> ( translated ): not a lot of money, just about enough to eat, but we don't have any money to save. >> reporter: but soon, that may change. under an agreement between florida tomato growers and the ciw-- an advocacy group for field workers-- working conditions will improve to include shade in the fields, a strict code of conduct, and perhaps most importantly, increased wages. nine national food giants, including whole foods and mcdonald's, have agreed to pay an additional penny for each pound of tomatoes picked. that penny a pound program could put another $5,000 to $7,000 in the pockets of america's field workers each year. john's family owns pacific toma

, this is not florida. and i'm just not terrible live receptive to you telling us we're going to florida and we're comparing no that. this is minnesota, we have a case in minnesota and argue the case in minnesota. that really set the tone for the rest of the recount. this is only only december, and it established the fact that we were going to do it, you know, on our own. so i think any candidate who faces a recount this election cycle should think about preparation. should think about data, should think about that rapid response, should think about the i'do singcracies of the state that he or they is in and if you add it all up, it might lead to victory, but you do need the votes, and they're there, or they're not. so thanks for coming. [applause] any questions? >> i have a questions. i understand why franken won the recount. ibut i'm kind of curious why you think he won the election, because you mentioned two things, rumors of drug use, not paying taxes, which was true, his sexist writings, which ultimate

joining me now are republican congressman john micah of florida. ç do republicans realize what a huge public relations mistake they made by not showing up at the white house meeting today. >> well, a huge public relations mistake has been made for the last two years of the entire obama administration and four years of democrat control. >> carson weiner, i've got to say, from where i'm sitting, working great for you guys so far. this is shades of newt gingrich, you know, losing public relations battles with president clinton when he took over the house of representatives. did you think you were going to get this lucky this wyche quick? >> when the president calls and says let's get together, it's not only the polite thing to do, but if you're serious about governing, that's what adults do in washington. but i think part of this is they don't know who they are yet. are they the party that wants to sit down and solve problems, or do they want to construct everything and burn the play down. they have no idea what their message is. >> constituents of

i serve the people of florida and will abide by their directives and guidelines. bush won. >> i'm sorry? >> george bush won. we won. i helped him win and he's the president and when he's president he's going to make me an ambassador. >> aren't you worried of the florida supreme court? >> the florida supreme court can chomp on it, i'm getting out of this backwatertate. all i have to do is practice smiling for my ambassador job. what do you think of this? >> good god! >> that was great. and when we return, a huge week for one newly engaged couple. why did ty wait so long? [captioning made possible by nbc universal] k.acelcome b it was a thrilling week f theor tu fure king and queens and billions of the rest of us who love the fairy tale, william and catherine, both 28 and together since college. whatookhe tm so long? >> weo tok our time. >> back reality and to america, there's a brand new study of marriage on rick stengel's "time magazine". the story is entitled, "who needs marriage?" if you look at peop who finished high school or less, 45% consider marriage unnece

he faced expulsion from the university of florida two years ago for cheating three times on tests. he did transfer to a junior college last year before enrolling at auburn this year. a former mississippi state players said someone representing his family requested money when he was recruited out of high school. the quarterback says he will not admit or deny he cheated on tests at florida because he does not want to beat a dead horse.

ç joining me now are republican congressman john micah of florida. do republicans realize what a huge public relations mistake they made by not showing up at the white house meeting today. >> well, a huge public relations mistake has been made for the last two years of the entire obama administration and four years of democrat control. >> carson weiner, i've got to say, from where i'm sitting, working great for you guys so far. this is shades of newt gingrich, you know, losing public relations battles with president clinton when he took over the house of representatives. did you think you were going to get luthis lucky this wyche quq? >> when the president calls and says let's get together, it's not only the polite thing to do, but if you're serious about governing, that's what adults do in washington. but i think part of this is they don't know who they are yet. are they the party that wants to sit down and solve problems, or do they want to detruconstruct everything and burn the play down. they have no idea what their message is. >> constituents of

it was, you know, incredibly important to win florida. >> emerged in florida, rick scott tens of billions of dollars of his own frtune in california. make would've been spent 120, 130 -- the same amount of her own money and lost by eight, nine points. it wasn't even close. do you want self-funded candidates or could that deeply backfire? >> i think it doesn't easily backfire, but it can backfire. if i remake with men, men, this is on hindsight. there are smarter than people come by think in hindsight she should've taken a break. she should've let the election cool off of it. after she won the primary emotion eyebright backup on tv the next dy. and so, she had nominated the areas for six months and i think she became her own worst enemy because few of us are tired and they built in this narrative she was trying to buy the election rather than earn it. so i think in that case the smarter thing would be to have her beat the budget, take the summer off and let people pull down and started again on labor day with the new brown was going to win. >> brown was somewhat conventional in many ways.

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>> mike: once again, florida state wins so long from tallahassee. now, back to new york and robert flores to the ford wrap-up. >>> welcome to the ford wrap-up. earlier w we had real contention for bcs chaos. on the road against cal. aaron thomas. 50 plus points in the last three weeks coming in. but cal held them in check for most of this game. had a chance for a go ahead field goal before they can't convert. number b1 oregon survives. 15-13. >>> cam newton despite all the controversy surrounding him, auburn comes from behind to beat georgia, 49-31. tcu, in trouble earlier at home against san diego state. spotted aztecs 14 points before they came rolling back. dalton, texas cu rolls 40-35. lsu outside the s.e.c. to take on rival louisiana. michael ford, not the way they drew it up but they'll take it. maybe that is how they drew it up. lsu, 51-0. >>> south carolina will meet auburn in the championship game. they beat florida. look at them getting in the end zone. gamecocks win the s.e.c. east, 36-14. >>> senior day in columbia, missouri. november 17

i am from florida, we had a super night in florida. marco is coming to washington, d.c., because of the tea party. we are all about telling the truth. the gop did not get behind him when it first came out. there were standing behind our governor who ended up being -- we do not know what he was. they did not stand behind marco. he showed up at the tea parties. he had no money. i remember hearing a radio show where he was talking aut he had no money. the gop did not get behind him, but the tea party did. all of a sudden, the gop realize we have put our faith in the wrong person. theyad to scramble. that is who is coming to washington. the gop let him do his adess on saturday. he has not even got here. afr obama's address, she did his address. we have a governor in florida that the gop did not support at first. the tea party did. we're not blaming the gop, we're just saying we stood outside. we kept saying no because we are smart. we put fpressure on both parties. now they are saying now what? we're saying we're going to keep pressuring y

we are saying 20 strong in florida. with florida leading. of course 19 others have joined us. attorney general cuccinelli in virginia is continuing on with his lawsuit. we have not lost any. if anything we are certain we are going to gain a majority of the states in our country, who believe that this is unconstitutional. one of the states, louisiana, their attorney general is a democrat. he is fighting this with us. >> greta: as far as you know, i know you are just getting your feet wealth. is that the only democratic ag you have is louisiana in your lawsuit? >> so far, yes. >> greta: as i understand, mid december you have your next hearing. we expect that a decision will be coming down from the federal court in virginia on the motion for summary judgment which is a little different because never a specific statute in virginia which says no individual mandates so it is a little different. they may get a decision before your next court date which will be an interesting dynamic. >> that's right. they probably will, ken cuccinelli says our arguments are going to be heard december

you talk about responsible -- >> in florida. >> in florida. that's being extraordinarily responsible. i hope jim demint and newt gingrich and nancy pelosi take a page from his playbook. >> speaking of extraordinarily responsible, let's talk about charlie rangel. the ethics trial beginning today. what are we looking at today? >> a new definition of responsible. >> he's my congressman. i'm trying to stick up for the guy. >> democrats are so unhappy about this because in a week when they're trying to get the caucus back together today, this extraordinary public trial starts -- congressman rangel, 80 years old defending himself because he broke with his lawyers over money matters and strategy matters. we'll have the spectacle of a trial that includes documents, witnesses and they'll keep breaking to go into their leadership meeting. they hope to get it done by friday. but then later this month you have another trial of maxine waters. democrats very unhappy about this. >> what's the bottom line? what can happen here? he's already been re-elected. t

un hombre que habÍa sido despedido de un hospital en la florida, regresÓ hasta la cafeterÍa del centro mÉdico el protagonizÓ un tiroteo, por fortuna nadie resultÓ herido, el sospechoso se parapetÓ en una habitaciÓn manteniendo algunos rehenes pero finalmente se quitÓ la vida casi cuatro horas despuÉs. unciÓn aÑos consulares estadounidenses dijeron hoy que dos estudiantes universitarios muertos hacia juÁrez eran ciudadanos de estados unidos, lo que eleva a seis al nÚmero de estadounidenses abatidos en esa ciudad, los alumnos de la uniÓn se de texas, su vehÍculo fue atacado por pistoleros. la actriz venezolana gabt sopanic encarÓ a una ex empleada suya acusada de envenenar la. tuvo un fuerte entrecruzamiento de palabras con ella. tenemos este informe desgracia de mÉxico. >> de todo se dijeron. su ex ayudante continÚa tras las rejas acusada de intentar envenenar a la actriz, su hijo y su madre. >> es normal que al final se exalte asÍ, despuÉs de esta situaciÓn. >> la confrontaciÓn fue acalorada. spanic la tildÓ de mentirosa y se volteÓ hizo gestos, la artista luego s

let's first update the situation in florida. 17 florida schools on lockdown. it's actually bigger than that at this point. we're the broward county school website that pembroke pines police are scheduling a news conference shortly, that this lockdown that started with 17 schools has now been expanded, that schools in the entire county, all of broward county now on lockdown. so essentially, you have 257,000 students. right? 231 traditional schools and centers. and 69 charter schools. all on lockdown right now because of what's described as a credible threat. so we will continue to follow developments in that story. and as soon as we get the timing on that news conference, we are set to bring that to you live right here on the "cnn newsroom." and let's take you to london now. we can show you the situation now. this an overhead shot. just outside of the offices, the headquarters of the governing party. where earlier there was a demonstration, a mostly peaceful demonstration, you'd have to say, that at some point turned violent when anarchists stormed the gatherin

florida state with two touchdowns. florida state leading. maryland with a 4th down play. hopefully they can get it done. >>> taylor and virginia tech in miami. a win. hokies going to the ac c title game. williams busting up the middle. see you. 84-yard touchdown. this would give the hokies a 24-17 lead. seven minutes later it is taylor's turn. good luck bringing him down. 18 yards later another touchdown. after starting 0-2 the hokeys win their 9th straight. the final 31-17. they clinch the coastal division and spot in the championship game. >>> on the road facing boston college. in the 3rd quarter eagles knocking on the door. harris takes the hand-off. he scores. up 17-13. last play of the game. who is in bc territory? trying to throw the hail mary. sacked? no, he isn't. two problems. first, the throw is 6 yards short of the end zone and also incomplete. boston college holds on for the 17-13 victory. they drop 1-6 in the acc. >>> in annapolis. history made by navy quarterback ricky dobbs against arkansas state with under 3 minutes to play, dobbs scores his 3rd touchdown

olesoles i thank my colleague from florida -- oleole i thank my colleague from florida -- mr. olson: i thank my colleague from florida. i introduced companion legislation h.r. 5790 which would do the same thing as this good bill. two years ago hurricane ike tore through the gulf of mexico and made landfall in galveston, texas. it was the largest hurricane ever, ever to make landfall in the united states. ike slammed into galveston as a category two hurricane but with a storm surge equivalent to that of a category four storm, causing damages estimated at $18 billion. over 200 people lost their lives. two years later, what ike destroyed in 12 hours continues to be rebuilt. an emergency appropriations bill is passed for the purpose of assisting the victims of ike. the funding game a deadline that the state of texas and the local communities now need extended. this is not without precedent. an extension was granted for victims of hurricane katrina. in the process of recovering from ike, please consider catholic charities reports there are over 3,500 families in galveston who in th

florida has the second highest foreclosure rate in the country. last july, the state legislature approved almost $10 million to hire retired judges to deal with a backlog of close to 500,000 foreclosure cases. the goal, clear almost 2/3 of them in a year. critics claim judges rushed through the cases unfairly favoring banks over homeowners. poppy harlow traveled to florida s to see a foreclosure court in action. poppy, what did you learn? >> when we heard the allegations, wolf, that judges were whipping through foreclosures every two minutes, we had to go for ourselves. we didn't know if we'd be able to get into the courtroom. the judges did let us in. cnn's cameras were the first inside these courtrooms. we asked them about fraud allegations when it comes to these so-called rocket dockets. the judges insist there is not fraud, but when you ask the homeowners and their attorneys, they think it certainly is. take a look. >> today i have approximately 40 cases on the calendar. >> reporter: judge charles mitchell was recently hired out of retirement

so florida state sentinels may be a little be out of sorts being out of the nice warm florida weather they are going to have to play classic chilly fall football in maryland. current winds steady and still. right now we've got temperatures in the low 40s. pretty chilly night. zoom in a little bit for you here. highs today running in the low 50s, and as we zoom in a little bit here i think tomorrow we'll warm it up 5, 6, 7 degrees if we're lucky. land over featuring college football game penn state and indiana taking each other on at fedex field. sunshine over delmarva rock hall through denton in the upper 50s. satellite radar trend is clear. up and down the east coast it's quiet out here. no lake effect action either. so we stay pretty calm tonight. high pressure above will keep us crisp and clear. colder air on the way for sunday. so we push 60 tomorrow then a cooler shot of air makes it in for sunday we'll be back down to low 50s. but the big blast of cold air holds off until thanksgiving day. right now moderate across the south. we're in the middle here in maryland and our future f

appalachian state taking on florida. this is a pretty good team. jordan reed, pretty good quarterback throwing to a pretty good quarterback if you want him to receive it, john brantley -- 48-10, florida beating the top team in division i-aa if you want to call it f.c.s., feel free to do so, i don't. i can hear harry caray now, "let's look at evan watkins, he fumble its leading to an illini touchdown. 14-0 lead. hey, here is michael lashore. he's going to go 63 yards. it might be, it could be, it is, 330 yards rushing on the day and the zookers get it done on the field they were playing half of. 48-27 illinois gets the win. let's look at the key games tonight. i know you're keeping an eye on nebraska and texas a&m. >> tony: nebraska can clinch the big 12 north if they can win tonight. there is going to be a hard crowd at kiel field. >> spencer: oklahoma state, the bedlam soares -- great job they're doing there. >> tim: maryland controls their destiny but florida state has owned them of late, and that's something important. christian ponder is suppos

this was a show in florida in october 2007 through january 2008. sadly, james finley just died a few day ago, the man who compiled this. so in a way this is a tribute to jim, but it's also a tribute to the collecting bug that we are trying to inspire. and it's a beautiful catalog. it's a collector's item, and we have one for everyone thanks to jim's generosity and the generosity of the fitzgeralds. now, we are going to present the awards with the help from arthur dunkleman representing the foundation who very generously is supporting the awards. and i would like, though, for everyone to meet the winners to start with. and the winners already announced -- winner's already announced, it's not a secret, but the winner of the first prize is andrew fink from the university of puget sound, tacoma, washington, and i'd like andrew to come up. the collection of andrew which i'm going to ask him to say a word or two about is an interdisciplinary -- his collection is an interdisciplinary survey of 20th century propaganda. and i'm going to ask andrew in spite

i don't think florida is on the radar screen outside of florida for people the way that a lot of these other races are. there's a lot more of these that are i think are engaged more so. >> what do republicans take awith an way from election night? they're making rash promises out there. even governor barbour wasn't able to fill in the blanks where they're going to cut $100 billion and knowing that's not going to get anywhere near with dealing with the deficits. >> some republicans are already here in washington and are not running for re-election are beginning to look ascant at people coming on their side. they are expecting warfare going on. from south carolina, he will not just fall in line behind senator mcconnell, for example, from kentucky. michelle bachman, the volatile congresswoman from minnesota said we'll cut spending by 23% and we'll have the budget balanced. we'll repeal the health care bill. you're going to go to 33 million americans and take your card away and say your 26-year-old can no longer be on your policy? president bush introduced the prescription drug benefit now

you helped with marco rubio down here in florida. so lots of exciting new folks for republicans coming to town. there seems to be the two ways to go. one is stop all things obama and the other is let's find a way to move forward. what way should the republican party go? >> i think it can be both. i mean, on principle oppose this dramatic expansion of government but at the same time find common ground where there can be common ground. not everything is ideological. we could have an energy policy if we put aside the partisan differences. we certainly could have a fr trade agreement in korea, panama, colombia. maybe common ground in immigration if the border is controlled sufficiently. it's a lot of things that -- education policy's another place. i don't think you can be against everything just because someone has a d by the name and you have an r by your name. >> you know in washington that very often what happens is bipartisanship is if the other person agrees with you. >> yeah. >> so you heard that list of things. do you see those o

they had to beat florida state at home. the tailspin in sued. in 2010, they bought their way back into the same position. they had to beat fsu in prime time to keep their dreams alive. and maryland honoring our nation's military. just patriotism. chris thompson, there is a nice touch. he is gone. 70 yards. florida state takes a 7-3 lead. danny o'brien passes. he leads his -- he leaves his receiver open. a penalty for illegal hit. no score. it is wiped off the books. that is a little more like it. 7 yards. the game is tied at 10-10. seminoles on fourth down, doing a bit of gambling. this was executed perfectly. 43 yards. only a field goal. the passes broken up. the helicopter. ponder on third down. this is very well done. a couple of shakes and he goes 44 yards for a touchdown. that makes it 20-16 florida state. one minute to play. keeping those hopes alive. ricky dobbs began with much fanfare. he struggled early on. he is fighting through injuries and he has dazzled against arkansas state. add another chapter to his n.c.a.a. record book. picking

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there is breaking news in florida. i will get information about the car chase. i want to tell you this. what were you saying, sorry, i have a million thing in my ear. >> wednesday november 24th. the day before thanksgiving busiest travel day of the year. millions will decline the grope and what will the tsa do that. >> i feel sorry all of the sudden they have to touch people all over the body. don't tell me they were pleased about that. this is wtsn. there is a car chase happening. something we can agree on. they are interesting and bad. don't run from the police. you always get caught. we are in southwest miami-dade. we'll lin to sky force 7. speak to me, ralph. >> i don't know where we are. >> here we go. they are flying sky four 7 or sky cam 7. at least 20 years and he knows south florida better than anyone down there and knows every street and police officers and they have a mess on the surface streets. the reporter is ralph rayborn. this starts in broward county. >> as you heard them asks for them to call the county. >> what they are doing they are talking

you helped with marco rubio down here in florida. so lots of exciting new folks for republicans coming to town. there seems to be the two ways to go. one is stop all things obama, and the other is let's find a way to move forward. what way should the republican party go? >> i think it can be both. i mean, on principle you have to oppose this dramatic expansion of government, but at the same time find common ground where there can be common ground. not everything is ideological. we could have an energy policy in our country if we put aside our partisan differences. we certainly could have a free trade agreement in korea, panama, colombia. we could find maybe common ground in immigration if the boarder is controlled sufficiently. there's a lot of thing, education policy is another place. i don't think you can be against everything just because someone has a "d" by their name and you have an "r" by your name. >> you know in washington that very often what happens is bipartisanship is if the other person agrees with you. >> yeah. >> so y

florida state seminoles come to town. it's looking like a chilly night. 8:00 kickoff 44 but falling to the upper 30s. hopefully that works against florida state. they are used to the warmer weather. they will have none of it. no wind out there to speak of but temperature wise in the mid- 30s back through baltimore and 33 in ocean city. frigid down near the beach. 50, 52 in wilmington. the numbers about three to four degrees below average. tomorrow about four or five degrees in the afternoon. should end up neighborhood by neighborhood -- toward the big game, 59 or so for a high temperature but a kickoff closer to 50. denton 60 tomorrow with sun, rock hall about 58, maybe a bit of a bay breeze influence just shaving a degree or two off. we don't expect it to be busy all weekend. we should stay generally clear. just a few high thin clouds, no rain producers. the chilly weather we have now, right a little mildler, then another colder shot. drop us back in to the 40s for most of the day. the chilly weather starting to make its

you helped with marco rubio down here in florida. so lots of exciting new folks for republicans coming to town. there seems to be the two ways to go. one is stop all things obama and the other is let's find a way to move forward. what way should the republican party go? >> i think it can be both. i mean, on principle oppose this dramatic expansion of government but at the same time find common ground where there can be common ground. not everything is ideological. we could have an energy policy if we put aside the partisan differences. we certainly could have a free trade agreement in korea, panama, colombia. maybe common ground in immigration if the border is controlled sufficiently. it's a lot of things that -- education policy's another place. i don't think you can be against everything just because someone has a d by the name and you have an r by your name. >> you know in washington that very often what happens is bipartisanship is if the other person agrees with you. >> yeah. >> so you heard that list of things. do you see those