in florida there is no state tax. great news for the winner, whose left with some where south of $278 million and change. the rumor mill is on fire, is it one of the town's seniors? or a young woman who works at a store? florida law says the winner must come forward to claim the money. steve osunsami, zephyrhills, florida. >> mind-boggling. mind-boggling. >> love the guy's spirit. not going to check his ticket. >> i'm upset i checked. i don't live in florida. >> don't live in zephyrhills. >> i don't live anywhere near zephyrhills. >> man, oh man. >> here is the question -- >> why is the jackpot getting so big, so quick? >> new states are coming in. >> california. a big one. so, thank you, california. >> truly, you have to think that one of these days, might not be too far away, $1 billion. this got to $600 million. >> $590 million. >> $600 million. >> if, if it didn't hit this week, i mean, how long would it maybe two more misses and $1 billion. >> here's what i say, how long before i win? >> $1 billion. >> right. >>

. >> florida. >> florida. >> florida. >> like many state flags, florida features the state seal in the center. it used to be over a white background, but around 1900, the governor asked for the red cross to be added. he thought the mostly white flag suggested surrender. florida's flag honors the original residents -- the seminole indians. it also celebrates the abundant sunshine, shoreline, and greenery. not pictured here is the spanish influence on the state. >> of course, everyone knows that christopher columbus came to the new world with the support of queen isabella and the spanish, but what many people don't know is that ponce de leon came with him. he travelled to the new world in 1493, and he returned 20 years later in search of the fountain of youth. >> he didn't find the fountain of youth, but ponce de leon did give the spanish colony its name -- "la florida" -- in honor of the country's "feast of the flowers." and here's the story behind another famous name. a sports drink was invented at the university of florida, so it was named in honor of the school's athletes -- the gato

not florida. dean reynolds has a story of multimillion dollar payout that saved a home in foreclosure. and the guardian angel who the winner swears is behind it all. >> for two years rick and bonnie worried every day they would lose their home. >> our lawyer had been telling us for a while to prepare for the worst. >> reporter: their house in near chicago was in foreclosure and in february a judge told them to be ready to leave. >> what are we going to do if they throw us out. what are we going do if when we come not house it's a lock on the door and we can't get in. >> reporter: their money problems started when their 12 year ald daughter savannah was diagnosed with severe bipolar disorder. after rick quit his job to care for savannah and the medical bills piled up, money got tight. >> so when it comes to your children, you give it all. you just don't care. you give it all. >> savannah told her mom she knew. >> how can i ever repay all of what you guys have sacrificed to give me a chance at a goo

>> florida is known for its beaches. there is also water underground. more than 600 springs with crystal clear h2o. average water temperature, 72 degrees, the spring fed waterways are homes to manatees. and caves that lead to hidden rivers deep under florida's soil. the explorer ponce de leon thought it was the fountain of youth, that is still an attraction today. >> i don't feel any younger. i'm not going to throw away my cane and start dancing. >> liftoff. >> from underground to up in space, the kennedy space center's new exhibit of the space shuttle "atlantis" is expected to open in june with an up close 360-degree view of this national treasure. and then there's gator land, the oldest themed attraction in central florida where if you're brave enough or crazy enough, you can sit on the back of a live alligator. ouch, that could hurt. >> too close for comfort. you can travel over the alligators on the zip line. another topsy-turvy adventure literally, the upsidedown house. >> wow, you need to be getting -- whoa. >> for

it's law, public record in state of florida. eventually we'll find out who that person is, but i wonder what folks there at publix are saying. i know you talked to the employees. any bystanders around? what are they saying? is that vendor going to get any money for selling the winning ticket? >> we were just talking about that. we have to find out because it's an interesting question because it's a huge florida chain, publix. they sell lottery, but i know that in some of the small mom and pop convenience stores they do get a chunk of the winnings of some of these big pots. so, it will be interesting to see how that shakes out here and we haven't had a chance to talk to too many people here. they're just all coming to work. the publix opens at 8:00. i asked somebody at a mcdonald's we stopped at and they said, yeah, we heard. the winner is here in zephyrhills and i said, do you know the person? their response was, i hope so. and chances, chances are here in zephyrhills. everybody will probably know the winner. >> my advice, chang

not florida. dean reynolds has a story of multimillion dollar payout that saved a home in foreclosure. and the guardian angel who the winner swears is behind it all. >> reporter: for two years rick and bonnie worried every day they would lose their home. >> our lawyer had been telling us for a while to prepare for the worst. >> reporter: their house in near chicago was in foreclosure and in february a judge told them to be ready to leave. >> what are we going to do if they throw us out. what are we going do if when we come not house it's a lock on the door and we can't get in. >> reporter: their money problems started when their 12 year ald daughter savannah was diagnosed with severe bipolar disorder. after rick quit his job to care for savannah and the medical bills piled up, money got tight. >> so when it comes to your children, you give it all. you just don't care. you give it all. >> savannah told her mom she knew. >> how can i ever repay all of what you guys have sacrificed to give me a chanc

florida powerball winner mystery-cgpkg this is the zephyrhills, florida publix. this is where someone, we don't know who yet, bought the single winning ticket in the richest powerball ever: 590 point five million dollars. some of the sunday shoppers we spoke with either had no idea the ticket was purchased or already had relatives calling, some long lost. i'm hearing from relatives all over the country. absolutely that i hadn't heard from in years. i told them but you have to buy a ticket. and i didn't. let's ee. nope wasn't me. that's all i got. show up at florida lottery headquarters in tallahassee to collect. the winner can take an immediate cash payout of 377 million after taxes, or a smaller payout payouts over the next 29 years. in a statement, publix made it clear it was letting the media drive the "who won it" speculation. publix said, "we offer the lottery as a service to our customers; however we do not promote the lottery nor do we participate in lottery stories. we are excited for the winner and respect their privacy as well." privacy for the winner?

tell us about how juries are in florida. are they playing to the fact that in certain areas there may be biases? is this desperation? make us understand how they are with juries in our state and i know your state is different in different parts but help us understand the thinking here as an attorney. >> yes, sir. reverend sharpton, florida is very diverse and it's like most parts of america where you have people who have biases. we all have certain biases but we pray and sybrina and tracy really believe in the trip cal justice system that the jury is going to fall the law and i think where attorney o'mara and his team try to do is influence these biases, these prejudices to say we don't want you to focus on the evidence that matters, we want to throw red herrings at you, stuff that is never going to get admitted but we want you to know about it in a newspaper so when it comes to jury selection, oh, trayvon martin, he's not a good person. he's this, he's that. and that's not true. that's not relevant. god help us all if they

john: you move from california to florida. in the pyers like lebron james and other players that and of moving to texas get the first announcement on their doorstep. think of what you can buy with the money you save. john: the houston rockets have pampas that remind players on many rolex watches and bentleys you cod afford from the money you save in taxes. >> in many cases these athletes have an opportunity to learn more after taxes regardless of whether they play another game and not. >> its not live in maryland and more. >> and tyrone is the best paid athlete after taxes. even though he might not have gross pay equivalent to others in the nfl. john: he lives in texas, no income tax state. >> being a resident of tax it -- taxes are lower tax date means real value. john: you lower taxes several times. but when you go to zero like texas and florida? >> we actually had a proposal on apparel to do that last year because of some of the lobbying efforts we were not successful. again, what is most important is we keep moving the nee

in the last few months, and just got a florida driver's license back in february. was being questioned last night just a few feet to my right by fbi agents from boston, as well as other law enforcement officials about what, if anything, he knew, one, about the boston marathon bombing, but, two, about this 2011 grisly, very cruel homicide. our understanding and what we are hearing from our sourcing, and nbc has been reporting this as well that he was getting ready to sign a confession to his involvement in that murder and potentially to implicate tamerlan tsarnaev as well, when he became aggressive and lunged at the fbi agent and was shot and killed. the fbi is not saying much, but our sourcing is saying he became aggressive immediately before signing a written confession and that's when he was shot and killed. >> do you have any clarity on whether or not he was armed? there were some conflicting reports today about whether he might have injured the agents who he actually had this confrontation with and reports about whether he might have had a knife. >> you know, i

in the last few months, just got a florida driver's license back in february. was being questioned last night just a few feet to my right by fbi agents from boston, as well as other law enforcement officials about what, if anything, he knew, one, about the boston marathon bombing, but, two, about this 2011 grisly, very cruel homicide. my understanding what we're hearing from our sources and nbc has been reporting this, as well, he was getting ready to sign a confession to his involvement in that murder and potentially to implicate tamerlan tsarnaev, as well, when he became aggressive, potentially lunged at the fbi agent, and was shot and killed. the fbi is not saying much, but our sourcing is saying he became aggressive immediately before signing a written confession and that's when he was shot and killed. >> do you have any clarity on whether or not he was armed? there were some conflicting reports today about whether he might have injured the agents who he actually had this confrontation with and reports about whether he might have had a knife. >> you know, i

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he moved from california to florida starting his career. nba players like lebron james and other players that end up moving to texas get the first announcement on their doorstep that think of what you can buy with the money you save. >> houston rockets have pamphlets that remind players how much roll locks patiented lees. >> in many cases these athletes have an opportunity to earn more after taxes regardless of whether they play another game or not. >> michael phelps doesn't live in maryland any more? >> that's right. tony roam mow is the best paid athlete after taxes, even though he might not have gross payee kwifl lent to others in the nfl. >> he lives in texas a no income tax state. >> being a resident of texas or lower tax state means real value. >> speaker, you have lowered taxes many times but why not go to zero? >> we had a proposal on the table to do that last year because of some of the lobbying efforts we weren't successful. >> wouldn't you have trouble running state government? >> you have to be able to keep a commitment to core

john: you move from california to florida. in the players like lebron james and other players that and of moving to texas get the first announcement on their doorstep. think of what you can buy with the money you save. john: the houston rockets have pampas that remind players on many rolex watches and bentleys you could afford from the money you save in taxes. >> in many cases these athletes have an opportunity to learn more after taxes regardless of whether they play another game and not. >> it is not live in maryland and more. >> and tyrone is the best paid athlete after taxes. even though he might not have gross pay equivalent to others in the nfl. john: he lives in texas, no income tax state. >> being a resident of tax it -- taxes are lower tax date means real value. john: you lower taxes several times. but when you go to zero like texas and florida? >> we actually had a proposal on apparel to do that last year because of some of the lobbying efforts we were not successful. again, what is most important is we keep moving t

i'm going to sentence you to life in the florida state prison. so make no mistake, from this point in time, and for the rest of your life, you will be controlled by the department of corrections of the state of florida. >> after sentencing, most inmates are returned to jail for a few days and then transferred to state prison. >> get him out of my courtroom. you have 30 days in which to appeal the sentence of the court. >> but in an unusual move, the judge orders harris to be taken directly from the courthouse to prison to start serving his life sentence. the decision pleases hillsborough county jail officials. >> harris had threatened our staff and had made it clear in open court that if he was transferred back to falkenberg road jail, either he would be hurt or one of my deputies would be killed. so i think the judge just made the decision that it was time for mr. harris to go to new surroundings. the paperwork was completed at the courthouse and then we sent him to the orlando reception center, florida department of corrections, and that will b

cynthia o'connell is the secretary of the florida lottery. welcome. >> hello, good morning. >> this has to be one exciting day for you, too. >> oh, it's so exciting to have sold this amazing historic jackpot ticket right here in zephyrhills, florida. it's a beautiful day in florida and a lot of winning experiences here because of power ball. >> do you know who won? >> we do not. we have no information at this point in time. no one has come forward. >> and do they have 30 days to come forward and then their name has to be made public? is that how it works? >> well, we're waiting for the individual to come forward and they will come to florida lottery headquarters to go through the validation process in which they would claim their prize and have a choice of an annuity or lump cash payout. and we have not heard from anyone today, but we're anxiously waiting for an individual or individuals, a group. we don't have any idea at this time. >> the entire country is waiting. so this jackpot is 12 times the size of your city's budget. $590 million. at

it is down to santa claira or south florida. managers hope their new stadium in the south bay will be a big enough of a draw to bring superbowl 50 here to the bay area. the results of the vote is expected to be announced tuesday morning. >>> golden state warriors are inviting their fans to celebrate the team's amazing season. it will be -- . the event it scheduled to include appearances from the players and highlights from the season. the team have not had a playoff run like this in 32 years and the warriors say their fans played a big role. >> >> someone in a small town in florida is the winner of the largest multistate powerball lottery in history the person still has not come forward at least one person woke up sunday in an instant multimillionaire. >> my brother called me from north carolina at 7:00 this morning saying "please tell me it was you." >> and the ticket was bought here. a publix supermarket in zephyrs hills florida. many folks lotto players are waiting to find out who won the nearly $600 million jackpot. the larg

today, yesterday, there was a poll that came out of florida, 67% of voters in the state of florida support the inclusion of same-sex couples in immigration reform. we should be pushing senator rubio, not accepting his arguments. >> marielina, do you agree with what felipe just said there is an important point, everyday the bill is getting weaker. do you feel that's the case? >> not exactly. coming out of the markup yesterday, it was a very, very historic vote. the markup actually showed us that the senate gang of eight, and i will continue to call them gang members, that they stuck together. they were actually able to defeat the worst amendments that had been offered, many amendments actually weren't offered up for a vote and, in fact, we were able to get many affirmative positive amendments through, so i think at the end of the markup, the bill has been mostly unscathed, slightly improved. that said, there are actually a lot of problems in the base bill, as felipe mentioned, for example, the fact that the sibling category has been eliminated, the fact that diversity visas were struck, the

john: you move from california to florida. in the players like lebron james and other players that and of moving to texas get the first announcement on their doorstep. think of what you can buy with the money you save. john: the houston rockets have pampashat remind players on many rolex watches and bentleys you could afford from the money you save in taxes. >> in many cases these athletes have an opportuni to learn more after taxes regardless of whether they play another game and not. >> it is not live in maryland and more. >> and tyrone is the best paid athlete after taxes. even though he might not have gross pay equivalent to others in the nfl. john: he lives in texas, no income tax state. >> being a resident of tax it -- taxes are lower tax date means real value. john: you lower taxes several times. but when you go to zero like texas and florida? >> we actually had a proposal on apparel to do that last year because of some of the lobbying efforts we were not successful. again, what is most important is we keep moving the n

>> well, in florida, your name is a public record because the florida lottery is a state ae s agency. these are public dollars we're talking about. so, they can say anonymous to some extent, but their name will be out there. they do not have to have a news conference. there is going to be the glare of tv cameras from all across the country. but that's really a prerogative that people have whether they do a news conference. we don't try to steer them one way the other. >> i think trick number one is change your phone number. tell me quickly who, where this ticket was sold and also why you think the jackpot was so huge this time around. >> well, the winner is, the winning ticket was sold at a public supermarket, our largest retailer in florida. in zepherhills, florida. as for the jackpot, hard to know why. once those jackpots get on a roll and no winnings drawing after drawing after drawing they take a life of their own. once you get to the $150 million mark, those jackpots start growing really a, really fast. $590.5 billion is a lot of money. it's a rapid roll in the jackpot. powerball

maybe the sunny shores of florida are calling. not so fast. the new study ranks the best place to retire and neither florida or arizona either cracked the top ten. goodness. the bank rate research he had to her joining us from new york, i guess florida and arizona didn't make the top of the way you added up the factors. how did they make the calculations and which state came out on top? >> first, it is important to talk about how we did the ranking to understand. i was really surprised myself. i grew up in arizona, and i would have thought it would have ranked higher t didn't do so well. it is important to understand why we did what we did. everyone has their own idea of where they would like to retire. some people absolutely need to be near the beach. some want to live in a brown stone in the city. some want to be near their grandkids. it is important -- it is hard to try to account for all of those different choices. we wanted to ask very specific kind of questions that we thought retirees should be asking themselves. for example, if you wer

i'm a social science major at florida state. it gives you a chance to just talk to some of the kids. we learned some of them were gay. i said, well, what happens to you at school? that's when it got vicious. it caught me by surprise. i thought in america in 2013, i didn't know this many people hate gays. i was shocked. not to know how can we put this bullying thing under wraps, that's when i started to continue to shoot the documentary and interviewing the kids. i learned a lot of gruesome things. >> you learned from your experience probably how many gay kids -- i mean, you can empathize more i'm sure now with gay kids. >> yeah. >> okay. you're not naming the church. why? >> well, don, here's what me and my mom sat down and talked about. i thought we would be doing evil for evil. if i release the church, the pastor's name, his family and kids then there may be people who come after them. we didn't want that. we don't want people to go, think church is bad or vandalize the church. we just want to get the message that hurt me pers

mike adler is recovering from surgery in a florida hospital. just hours earlier, the 16-year-old was fending off a shark attack. >> his whole jaw just cramped down on my leg. and right from there, i knew it was a shark attack. i was paddling in as fast as i could. >> reporter: the ft. lauderdale teen and his four friends were surfing at this central, florida beach. >> i started sprinting towards him. >> reporter: mike didn't see the shark that bit him. but the wounds from its teeth reveal enough. >> the doctors told me that i was lucky that it didn't hit, like, a major artery because that would have been a lot more bleeding. >> reporter: and it's not for a mysterious stranger, he may have lost his foot. >> i'm grateful he was there. >> reporter: according to friends, a man with military training raced to mike's aid, using his surfboard leash has a tourniquet. because of him, doctors were able to repair four tendons. and mike's expected to make a full recovery. despite the pain, mike tweeted these messages. i just got bit by a shark in sebastian

meyers, florida, 270 miles away on florida's gulf coast. >> okay. i want you to have a seat in this chair right here. >> reporter: at the flagler beach police station, roach tells the investigator, he doesn't remember how old roach said the decoy said she was. >> it says right here that you're hot for 13. she told you she was 13. >> i chat with, i mean anybody. >> do you send just anybody pictures? >> yeah, pretty much. >> of you masturbating? >> yeah, it's unfortunate. >> detective liz williams of the flagler beach pd. >> unfortunate? >> yes, which would lend you to believe he was a little more sorry that he did it for his own self as well as far as -- >> unfortunately, because it was the wrong thing to do or because he got caught doing it? >> unfortunately because he got caught was the impression i got. >> what are you doing at flagler beach? >> reporter: the police find more as they dig into his past. remember how he kept asking the decoy at the house to flash her breasts? >> flash me? >> there's a pending case now of where he had allegedly grabb

there are two in the middle of florida and two in the southern district of florida. in total, there are 84 judicial vacancies waiting to be filled and 28 nominees stuck in the pipeline waiting for confirmation. and so, the courts obviously are overburdened, which means that our citizens are seeing their day in court delayed, and the public is concerned about this. and i just again want to thank the judiciary committee for bringing up judge chappell, but it can't keep going on like this. and i hope we're going to see some reform and movement quickly . mr. leahy: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: madam president, i know even the "wall street journal" said the senate's inability to pull out of partisan ruts and get beyond the epidemic of filibusters is hurting. judge chappell, the judicial emergency vacancy, has been for 400 days. she was nominated almost a year ago in the committee. every single republican voted for her as well as every single democrat. a democrat and republican senator support her. so what i'm saying, when i

that will affect the outbound lanes near florida avenue. that will divert traffic outbound, but not bad overall. back to you. >> thank you. 5:20. we have a review of the google glasses. >> and netflix is losing a thousands of films. diana perez has details. >> a firsthand look at the highly anticipated google glass. the hits that offers a hands-on way to check your messages, take pictures, and check the internet. >> it is definitely not something i want to wear out and about. it's fun to test right now, but not something that really blends in. people definitely look at you weird. >> google glass is not yet available, but it's will be $1,500 for this new high-tech item. debut on the new york stock exchange. and netflix has just lost the rights to nearly 2000 movies including the entire james bond collection. have a great day. turkey sausage. turkey what? amazing. right? yeah. next one's on you. yeah, okay. introducing dunkin's new turkey sausage breakfast sandwich. the surprisingly great taste of turkey sausage on a pepper-fried egg with und

, that vote in florida will now be canceled. so allen, just to be clear, miami will still be making a bid on may 21st when the nfl owners will meet to discuss where to award the bid. but the miami bid is a whole lot weaker now now that the legislature in miami killed the bill. they are asking for millions to renovate the stadium. >> they are going to be hard pressed to get it. >>> it would be the first time in almost 30 years because the last time the bay area hosted the super bowl was stanford stadium 1985. it was super bowl xix and the 9ers beat the dolphins. >>> our coverage continues with ken bastida live in mobile5 at santa clara city hall. ken, what is the mayor saying about all this? >> >> reporter: he is a pretty excited guy, as you can imagine. i'm here with the mayor, jamie matthews. mayor, i went into your office and you said we're not popping the champagne corks just yet but you have a smile on your face. this puts it right into your lap. >> it's hard not to be happy in silicon valley. this is a very development and

florida trailed by california. virginia, iowa and new york are all pulling in around 300-$250 million each a year. we have steve case with us now. thank you for being with us. what makes a good place for a start up business? >> some things the government can do. there are a lot of things that need to happen in the community. they need to create more of that network density. people really are coming together from the universities. everybody working together to create that start up ecosystem. we are really seeing a rise of arrests around the country. dennis: one thing you are announcing today is this local community for entrepreneurs. >> four years ago another initiative was started. they have launched now and 400 different cities. it is exactly the kind of network of fact i was talking about. we have decided to put them together with a new organization. there is more products and services. dennis: this is nonprofit work. you must have some financial upset. >> i am doing it because i really believe entrepreneurship i

that led them to florida. that led them to the massachusetts state police questioning this man on more than one occasion, according to my sources. and something went wrong. late last night. there was, as publicly being described by the fbi, a violent confrontation. and there was a shooting. and the fbi agent fatally shot this man, according to my law enforcement official source in self-defense. the agent himself was also injured, but as you said doesn't have life-threatening injuries. right now, they've got a review team that's taking a look at that shooting itself. here's what we know about this man in florida, not only was he friends, but he was also from chechnya, just as the tsarnaev brothers were. we know, according to my source that he was living in the united states legally. that at one time, he was living in boston. and that he had been a legal resident here since around 2008. now, as to what the particular link might have been that they were interested in, if it went beyond that, we don't know. but i'

florida saw says the winner must come forward to claim the money. the ticket that won it all was sold at this florida grocery store. state lottery officials say they're office in tallahassee will be open bright and early tomorrow morning. that's the soonest we could hear about a winner. >> someone or some group not heading back to work tomorrow morning. >>> another train off the tracks tonight. two this weekend. amtrak train derailing near chicago's union station. 197 passengers onboard the train from new orleans. no one was hurt. but this comes just as we get new imsagages from the derailme friday night. the struggle to save the injured unfolds on this video. gio benitez with the news that those tracks will not be up and running for tomorrow morning. >> reporter: the moment of impact, captured by teenagers skateboarding near the accident site. >> all i hear is a big bomb behind me, over there. and just a big dust cloud. >> reporter: brian alvarez and his friends got up close and awe the aftermath. >> the track, like it's off the tracks. >> look at

. >>> someone in florida is a whole lot richer tonight. the only winning power ball ticket was sold 30 miles northeast of tampa continue $30 miles northeast of tampa continue it is worth 600 million. someone purchased the ticket here. no word on if it's an individual or a group that went in on a bunch of tickets together. we should find out soon enough. florida is one of the few states that does not allow their winners to stay anonymous. so that person will get a lot of phone calls from long last friends and family. can you only imagine that? >>> still more to come on our eyewitness news tonight. a paragliding crash. crews hoist a man from a cliff. >>> a college student held hostage and accidentally killed by police. >>> and speaking out, an officer shot during the search for the boston bombing suspects. now he is breaking his silence for the first time. . >>> mall shoppers react to the video. that story is next. >>> we are heating up for the work week. i'll have the details coming up in your exclusive first morning weather forecast. ,,,,,

and florida governor rick scott is going to keynote the annual party in florida. n florida. wednesday, releaese witherspoon heads to court. she faces disorderly conduct charges for allegedly talking back to officers during her husband's d.u.i. arrest in atlanta. she was in town working on the indy drama, "the good life." >> and friday disney is kicking off the summer by kicking all three theme parks open for 24 hours straight, starting at 6 a.m. >> coming up, more than a month after authorities arrested one of the boston marathon bombing suspects, prosecutors are asking for more time. but are they breaking federal law by doing so? we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] some people lift your spirits... the same way the smooth, creamy taste of coffee-mate... makes coffee and your day better. coffee-mate. coffee's perfect mate. >> next week could bring more testimony in the investigation into the u.s. consulate attack in benghazi. a white hous committee subpoenaed the head of the oversight review board that conducted the earlier investigation. republicans want more informa

i'm going to recommend a drug treatment modality in florida state prison. thank you. next case, please. >> the ruling means she will soon pack up her belongings and board a bus from the hillsborough county jail en route to a florida state prison for the next three years. >> i just didn't think it was fair for her to act like she knew if i was being sincere or not. regardless of you being an addict, you can mess up. it doesn't mean you're not being sincere and you don't care. and i feel like she just threw the book at me and gave up on me. but it is what it is. i made my grave. now i've just got to deal with it. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> i'm like a vulture. i go for my pray. >> a transgender inmate undergoing hormone therapy uses his femininity to manipulate others. >> show a nipple here or there and take my bra off and walk around in a t-shirt. >> when an inmate charged with assault faces the judge, it's more than her young daughter can bear.

today, yesterday, there was a poll that came out of florida, 67% of voters in the state of florida support the inclusion of same-sex couples in immigration reform. we should be pushing senator rubio, not accepting his arguments. >> do you agree with what felipe just said there is an important point, every day the bill is getting weaker. do you feel that's the case? >> not exactly. coming out of the markup yesterday, it was a very, very historic vote. the markup actually showed us that the senate gang of eight, and i will continue to call them gang members, that they stuck together. they were actually able to defeat the worst amendments that had been offered, many amendments actually weren't offered up for a vote and, in fact, we were able to get many affirmative positive amendments through, so i think at the end of the markup, the bill has been mostly unscathed, slightly improved. that said, there are actually a lot of problems in the base bill, as felipe mentioned, for example, the fact that the sibling category has been eliminated, the fact that diversity visas were struck, the fact that

>> it is good for florida not necessarily for the budget deficit. what we have seen increasing number of people are on food stamps. we need to cut back. one committee cut it by 2.5% melissa: people would be proud that florida doubled the people on food stamps that if you qualify you must need the help and aiming at wind into% participation if you qualify that is what it is therefore will be some the 5% of the people right now that qualify actually getting a. why is that wrong? >> programs automatically a sign people up when they sign up for other assistance as someone they think they don't need food stamps but help with the energy bill but then it automatically get on food stamps with energy assistance. the even give them energy assistance to automatically qualify for the food stamps that is the automatic program the house would cut back. melissa: if you say you qualify but don't need it what is the harm? >> having that entitlement you lose that so you face the high tax rate. the more entitlements you have a harder it is to go out into the working w

this is going to be a job killer in florida. does the coat -- coke commitment negate the fact that thousands of jobs are the line in florida? >> hundreds of thousands of jobs are on the line if we can't get our arms around citrus greening. we need commitment from the federal government, state government, economic institutions to find a solution to this disease but the agriculture is the second largest industry in florida. citrus is 9 billion of that and just in citrus alone, hundreds of thousands of jobs at risk. cheryl: someone who served several terms as a u.s. congressman and you know d.c. well, i'm sure they'll pay attention sooner rather than later. thank you very much, adam. good to have you on the show. >> good to be with you. thank you. dennis: ever wish you were the boss at work? see why you shouldn't. we have the creator of fox's newest reality show. it's a survivor versus the office. cheryl: sacramento kings owners set on selling. the latest on the kings saga coming up. we'll keep watching basketball. come on back. th

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