the gentleman from florida riffs. the gentleman from florida. mr. hoifings: would you be kind enough to tell us the -- mr. hastings: would you be kind enough to tell us the time remaining on both sides? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida, mr. hastings, has 19 1/2 minutes remaining. and the gentleman from florida, mr. webster, has 16 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. at this time i'm very pleased to yield one minute to the distinguished gentlewoman from california, ms. hahn, who is the co-chair of the ports caucus which i'm a proud member. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized for one minute. ms. hahn: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of the underlining bill and as my colleague said, as the founder and co-chair, along with my friend, ted poe of the congressional ports caucus, i'm happy that today the house has this opportunity to pass a water resources bill that will provide long needed investment to our nation's ports and create jobs. our ports and waterwa

. >> pursuant to the rule, the gentlemen from florida, esther miller, and the gentlewoman from florida, ms. brown, each will controlled way minutes. the chair recognizes the german from florida. >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members five remarks and include any extraneous material that they have on hr 3302. mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> the way very much, mr. speaker. today is bittersweet as we mark both the passing of a congressional stalwart, chairman c.w. bill young and name the medical center in his honor. mr. speaker, while the rock numbers themselves may seek volumes for his dedication to america, it is his personal qualities that i admired the most. when i came to congress in 2001, bill young was one of the first members that welcomed me here, it was on this floor in this chamber that bill young introduced me to the members of this house the night i was sworn in. since then, i came to regard him not only as a mentor, not as a colleague, but a friend, a personal friend. chairman young served the 13th

. >> pursuant to the rule, the gentlemen from florida, esther miller, and the gentlewoman from florida, ms. brown, each will controlled way minutes. the germanecognizes from florida. >> messieurs fear, i ask unanimous consent that all five remarks and include any extraneous material that they have on hr 3302. mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> the way very much, mr. speaker. today is bittersweet as we mark both the passing of a chairmanonal stalwart, young and name the main pints medical center in his honor. mr. speaker, while the rock numbers themselves may seek volumes for his dedication to america, it is his personal that i admired the most. when i came to congress in 2001, bill young was one of the first members that welcomed me here, it was on this floor in this chamber that bill young introduced me to the members of this house the night i was thrown in -- sworn in. since then, i came to regard him not only as a mentor, not as a colleague, but a friend, a personal friend. the 13thyoung served district of florida and the peopl

so it makes its way into florida and hopefully restore the balance of salt water and fresh water to enable the oysters down there in the oyster industry to jumpstart to thrive once again and four days before it is blaming georgia but the folks that i slowed down there and spoke to down there in georgia say you know what we don't really think it's all that lana's fault there's other factors that come into play here climate change they say. someone flat out said that it's a regulation problem that florida has mismanaged their water resources and now they're trying to pin the blame on georgia so. so we'll we'll see it's being the hope is that it can be it can be settled outside of court but it's been two decades now not sure if that can happen and you ventured out of the region yourself what has been the sentiment like over there and what role did the river play in that community you know will i went to the border columbus georgia there and it was interesting because on one side of the river jordan you're on georgian territory but literally on the other side of the river it's alabama a

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respond your question about florida. other significant thing that florida is doing and passed out of their committee is the immunity provision. they are working on their -- there was a civil portion to say that if someone space and creates kills a number of people in stand your ground they shouldn't be civilly immune especially an innocent bystander. i testified in front of the commission and now they're stepping forward and changing what the law. may i add one other comment? william is unable -- the second judicial circuit prosecutor out of florida. he was unable to attend today. she was the initial one. his closing comments are important. that is shouldn't we have a duty to act reasonably toward one another? it was the law before stand your ground and it's the way the law should return. the botment to line, it's an unnecessary law to make it easier for the worst criminals to get away with the most heinous crimes. >> thank you. senator cruz. >> thank you. i would like to enter to the record a statement from the senior s

and two florida mothers taking on the stand your ground law in florida. >>> congress wants answers about the troubled rollout of the affordable care website, and lawmakers are trying to get them at this hour. they spent much of the morning grilling the administrator who oversaw the plagued website. she apologized for the issues that consumers have been facing. she says the agency is now working to fix the problems. our white house correspondent, mike viqueira is in washington. mike they are the seven worst words that anybody wants to hear. you have been called to testify before congress. what is happening right now about that particular website? >> well, she is the made of the cms, who is in charge of running not only that website, but the entire affordable care act that goes around it. obviously a lot of controversy. perhaps if they had stuck to this all along in plait call sense they would have been better off. no one has had much success at all applying through the website. the president has said time and time again, they are working 24/7. they hope to have that website to a point whe

are in parts of florida. we do have water which is one hundred two hundred thousand years old and people have been expecting. we might be looking at. oil on the other hand that are in the prices of the value of oil seemed to be pretty well established by the market average water because this trade as a public sector resource is sure to be priced and so we don't really know what we should assign a value to it and i think that's going to come first before we start having. that was a monologue director of the quantity of water center. have you ever watched the news or read an article in which a poll is the main piece of evidence used to come to a conclusion how many times you believe that the findings in the poll are accurate and today's resident laurie harkness takes a look at the polling system to find out which polls present substantial findings and which ones do not. i confess i use polls as supporting information when i'm trying to make a point before but two new polls and recent news are so ludicrous that

the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentlelady from florida is recognized. >> thank you. i would like to yield three minutes to the gentleman from maryland, the whip mr. hoyer. >> the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. >> thank you for yielding. bill young was my friend. bill young was a gentle man in every sense of the world. bill young was an example for us all. i will have the privilege of speaking on thursday at his request at his funeral. the bill and i served on the appropriations committee for 23 years together. i left when i became majority leader. bill young was, as i said, a gentle man, who cared about each and every individual in this house. more than that, he cared for each and every person who served in uniform in our armed forces. he and beverly displayed that, as congressman miller has said, on a weekly, daily basis. i am a democrat, bill was a republican. it is not make any difference. he was an american, i was an american, and we serve our country together. no one served a better than bill young. he chose to see our differences as slight, and our

in new york they actually have that in law, but in florida maybe the florida legislature will now look and see how they can make the process better. >> maybe every state should reexamine the same thing. brian, thanks for the update. appreciate it. >>> the step mother of one of the florida girls accused of bullying another girl to death is facing charges of her own. she killed herself by jumping off a tower at a cement plant. she is under arrest and facing multiple charges of child abuse after is a videotapeÑi surfaced of her beating her children in her home. >> what occurred was simply this , there were two boys fighting on the bed. as you can see vivien rushed in and immediately started beating one of them with her fist. one of the boys rolled on to the floor and appeared to be unconscious or at least not doing a lot of moving and she continued to hit the other one. the girls in the picture were laughing and cutting up and screaming and using the f-bomb as was vivien. >> her daughter is one of those charged with stalking rebecca who then killed herself. >> the nypd making an eighth a

this is in florida. they have these issues in florida. it's northwest of orlando. >> wall smart security blocked off the entrance to the store while authorities then helped lure the gator away. >> another surprising find in florida, look, another alligator. this time in a hot tub. police near vero beach were serving a drug warrant when they found this thing outside. the owner says the alligator was there when he moved in. so he fed it chicken. it came with the house, apparently. the owner has now been arrested. its not clear what will happen to the gator. >> and so he just feeds it chicken. disgusting. >> he was here first. >> talk about the one that got away. a nine foot tiger shark gave a florida fisherman a run for his money. he struggled for 20 minutes trying to reel in the big fish. he even managed to bring it to the surface but it deposit work. the shark dove deep, snapping his fishing pole in half. afterwards he said it felt like pulling a semitruck. >> but look at the size of that. he's got that pull. i know they're reinforced. bu

cool down next week. >> i'm loving that 90 degrees in florida. bring it on. >>> a major recall left some of america's most popular automobiles. plus a frightening school bus hijacking by a man with a knife. >>> the boston red sox one step closer to the world series. we have the details in sports just ahead. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back everybody. stories making news this morning. rescue teams are digging through mud looking for survivors from a landslide caused by a typhoon in japan that killed at least 24 people. dozens are still unaccounted for after the mountain side collapsed on the island 75 miles south of tokyo. >>> disturbing new video of chaos. it shows panicked shoppers running for their lives as militants came in and started shooting. >>> in arkansas police chase a school bus with 11 children on board. it was allegedly hijacked by 22-year-old nicholas miller. police say he had a knife when he forced the driver off the bus and took off. he was stopped and arrested. everyone was safe. >>> the federal government's health

the gentleman from florida. mr. crenshaw: i yield four minutes to the distinguished gentleman, mr. wolf. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for four minutes. r. wolf: i thank chairman mr. wolf: i thank mr. crenshaw and also chairman rogers for his help today and also on aturday and also their staffs. for their help in bringing this legislation to the floor. i believe and i think if you look at the vote on saturday, that most members, all members, believe federal employees should be paid, period. too many federal employees and their families don't know when their next paycheck will arrive and are worried about paying payment, or rtgage paying for their students, their children's student tuition which is coming up very soon. we need to fix this. that's why i joined with mr. moran and others in our area and my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to bring bipartisan legislation to the floor last saturday to ensure that all federal employees, whether exempt or furloughed by no fault of t

i'm still here at lovely santa rosa, main unit, here in milton, florida. it's not exactly the best place in the world to be, so i would not advise anyone out there coming in -- i know i have a lot of regrets. the food here is horrible. so is the daily schedule. it's pretty boring. i work in laundry here, five days a week, monday through friday. i'm a sewing machine operator. nothing too glamorous about it. >> santa rosa's laundry plant is a sea of blues and whites. sheets and blankets. about 60 loads of laundry gets washed, dried and folded here every workday. the inmates who shoulder the burden put in eight hours, just like a job on the outside. and should one of them ever tire of the job, there are plenty of others eager to replace them. >> i get about 70 to 80 work requests, i want to work in the laundry, a week. of course, we're only authorized 18, so. it's a highly coveted job and position here at santa rosa. they're not getting paid. they get game time for their pay, but they like working here. it's a good atmosphere, a good environment. we attempt t

panama city, florida. it's where authorities caught them. i want to bring in danny, a legal analyst here on cnn. it's very interesting. so, to try to figure out how they forged the documents and how it came about. they are not the only ones that have gotten away with this. >> well, early release by accident is nothing new. we don't know yet exactly how they were able to forge the documents. i can tell you this, one of the greatest conveniences have been electronic filing. documents used to be official meaning you get a stamp and red ink. now, the courts are exclusively electronic filing. it's a pdf on your computer. i was able to find one of judge perry's orders online in pdf form. once you have that, all you have to do is crop it, stick it on a piece of paper and voila, you have his signature on anything you want to create. the electronic system made life convenience. like any other technology, it has its risks. >> apparently here, one of the officials really thought twice about the documents and had thei

young of florida. this section would modify the frey's scholarship program to include children of certain veterans who die within 31 days of discharge from a service-connected cause. this is an issue i know mr. young was personally passionate about and i'm thankful we were able to consider it in this bill today. section 8 includes the original text of my bill that would clarify the process to assist veterans in choosing the best g.i. bill -- benefit to meet their unique education needs. i believe that by making this one small change, we can reduce veterans' wait times and streamline their use of the benefits they have earned. section 9 reflects that bill introduced by mr. calvert and co-sponsored by mr. takano the streamline the reporting of student data by college consortiums. section 10 would extend several existing v.a. loan guarantee varyfying fees. sections 1 and 12 contain the provision -- section 11 and 12 contain the provisions of mr. cummings' bill to have mortgage and refinancing protections

a florida law is no different. it's not an easy defense to assert, and it doesn't mean you can shoot first and ask questions later. these laws are not a license to be a vigilante or behave recklessly. they just protect law-abiding citizens from having to leave the place where they are allowed to be. that's why this debate is here. in ancient britain, a duty to retreat greatly reduce blood feuds. the king of the duty of protection to his subjects. that's obviously not part of our tradition. despite what gun prohibition is claimed, but no retreat rule had deep roots in american law. at the supreme court and dizziness 1895 case of beard versus united states, and faces -- that's controversial. a mother can have your wallet and make you leave a public place. among those harmed by the duty to retreat our domestic violence victims who turn on their essays and. feminists support stand your ground and point out that you could have run away may not work. stand your ground laws are designed to protect law-abiding citizens. th

law and returned to a florida jail to register as felons. they were fingerprinted and had their mug shots taken and then walked out the door. state officials realized the miss take and there was a massive manhunt. there is now an investigation to see if other inmates were released on forged documents. >> florida has changed its release system. now the sentencing judge has to verify he ordered the inmates to be released early. >>> we have new video of the mall attack in kenya. it appears to show soldiers removing items from a supermarket during the four-day siege. soldiers are seen leaving with plastic shopping bags or other items in their hands. others look like they're going through items at the counter. an army spokesperson denied soldiers stole anything saying store owners want compensation from insurance firms. the official death toll remains at 61 civilians, 6 soldiers and five attackers. >>> closer to home, the search is on for three masked men accused of robbing and beating an elderly couple in anne arundel county. we spoke with the c

panama city, florida. it's where authorities caught them. i want to bring in danny, a legal analyst here on cnn. it's very interesting. so, to try to figure out how they forged the documents and how it came about. they are not the only ones that have gotten away with this. >> well, early release by accident is nothing new. we don't know yet exactly how they were able to forge the documents. i can tell you this, one of the greatest conveniences have been electronic filing. documents used to be official meaning you get a stamp and red ink. now, the courts are exclusively electronic filing. it's a pdf on your computer. i was able to find one of judge perry's orders online in pdf form. once you have that, all you have to do is crop it, stick it on a piece of paper and voila, you have his signature on anything you want to create. the electronic system made life convenience. like any other technology, it has its risks. >> apparently here, one of the officials really thought twice about the documents and had thei

to respond to your question about florida, the other significant thing that florida is doing and has passed out of the committee is the immunity provision. they are working on that -- there was the civil courts and -- civil portion to save someone's brazen pillar number of people in "stand your ground ," that they should not be civil immune, especially hitting an innocent bystander. i testified in front of the commission, and now they are stepping forward and changing the flawed law. may i had one other comment? william meigs was unable -- he is the second judicial circuit prosecutor out of florida. he was unable to attend today. his closing comments are so very "shouldt, and that was we have a duty to act reasonably toward one another? that was the lobby for "stand your ground," and the law that we should return. firstakes it easy for the -- for the criminals to get away with the most heinous crimes." >> thank you. senator cruz. >> thank you, mr. senator. i would like to enter in for the record a statement from senator corn from texas. i would like to than -- from senator cornyn fro

is coming we're starting to stretch our water resources particularly periods of drought but outside florida experts keeping an eye on the water level of the chattahoochee river say it's not all atlantis fault but that there's a lot of climate change strands we see less rainfall the last ten years and that certainly affects the flow into apalachicola and there's a lot of other variables that if you know the oysters and we've been just brace warders the neighboring states have been fighting over their rivers resources for over twenty years one lawsuit after another there's been no solution that quenches everyone's thirst it's not very often that the come to. a consent. around something that both people have given taking on they you there win or lose usually in court you think of the cost of twenty three years of litigation and these heels and then the federal agencies that are involved it's enormous for the most part the river is regulated by the army corps of engineers if florida gets its way the corps would force atlanta to cut back on its water consumption and divvy up the water among the

tarnish the image of florida i lived in miami most of my life so i know what the florida stories are all about and i will witness this from a very early age first we got the lottery then we got no we already had disney world but then we got kind of pseudo casinos where there were poker tables and whatnot then they developed the blackjack tables and guess what here's a question i want to if you're trying to get away from this business. you're in the crucial business should you be. gambling on your own cruise ships and that would be the first step one would think they just talk in their book like everybody else if you're going to talk your book or no to it your own it is. now possibly profit from the expansion you know of of gambling in florida it could make it just really want to get on board but the funny business well intended and actually start getting on on line with this gambling i mean the floor is a tourism state so i think they could lose out some business if we got casinos around places like the neighboring areas of tampa even miami but they have that they still have that fam

another florida case. the victim was -- stealing, again, the victim of the shooting did something wrong. no question about that. but in this situation, someone their car being burglarized. they go ahead and chase they yell at them. get out of my car. in this florida situation, chased him down, and knifed him to death. never reported and called 9-1-1. never said anything about it. when con confronted said defending my property. the texas example, the horn case disseminated to the country. the gentleman sees his neighbor's house being burglarized. 9-1-1 urged them to stay in the house. we'll take care of it. instead he go aheads and shoots both of those two, i believe they were juveniles dead and then exercises strand your ground. that went in front of the harris county grand jury. the harris county grand jury town to be stand your ground. the movement in create the presumptions and to give immunity -- immunity is crazy to be that's not what it should be. it should be affirmative defense. it causes the probl

>> also low paid workers in florida, if you want to call them low-paid. we have a very, very strong legal system here... >> but we've met employees through that system and the court has found in their favor. they still haven't got their money back. >> well, you can't make, one thing is true here in the united states. if the defendant doesn't have any money, you can have a judgment against that person but you can't send them to jail because they can't pay their debts, or don't pay their debts. that's just a fact of life. >> the food service industry recorded sales last year of over six hundred billion dollars. it is the largest employer of minimum wage jobs in the country, jobs that can leave full-time workers below the federal poverty threshold. in nearby fort lauderdale, gloria lewis prepares dinner every sunday for some of the city's homeless population. >> i'm a waitress but i've been cooking from the time i was eight years old. on the islands, you got to cook, i'm sorry. if you're going to get a husband, you better cook. >> she and her husband started

and a hurricane watch stretches from louisiana to the florida panhandle. it has residents and the government getting ready. thanks to the hurricane watch, it has brought a few dozen florida national guard members out of furlough... and back on the force. "... ready to respond." karen is forecasted to hit the gulf coast as a weak hurricane or tropical storm. ((2-shot toss to weather)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) ((traffic ((traffic reporter ad libs)) map smart map green map 40 maop answering your health care law questions... after the break, our national reporter takes a look at the biggest confusions... and finds answers. ((break 2)) affordable healthcare act is now open for business. healthcare exchanges have generated plenty of viewer questions here and at our sister stations across the country. national correspondent kristine frazao has been keeping track of your e--mails and she's here to sort thru the confusion. [frazao standup] in "challenges continue for people across the country. even though we've known the law was going to be implemented for more tha

florida prison officials call it a system failure. that's putting it mildly. two murderers duped that system, walking out of the door and triggering an intensive manhunt, and then, in new york, a very different kind of search, but no less frantic, in a city of 8 million, the hunt is on for one 14-year-old boy. he has autism and hasn't been seen in two weeks. >>> and the president's bruising budget battle with republicans in congress may have set us up for a rematch perhaps in a couple of months. the crisis is averted -- at least for now. >>> we'll have all of those stories for new a minute. first, we want to begin this hour in greece where authorities are trying to figure out the identity of a 4-year-old girl. this one right here. she was found thursday in a roma or gypsy community, in the custody of a couple who claimed to be her parents. but dna testing revealed she is not related to either of the people she was with, and police have no idea where she might have come from. the couple who said they were the girl's parents, they have now been charged with abdu

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the florida law -- and we stand by the verdict. as you said, there's a disappointment that happens incurred -- in court. based on the law, as they drafted it, there is a subjective belief. what did he believed at the time it beingrring versus objective. in 2007, when i was a director of a research institute, we published a piece on the castle doctrine. we were concerned about the racial implications because when you go to what that person believes and when you have such a heterogeneous population, you do not know what that person believes about another individual, especially by their skin, age, whatever that might be, because it is objective, and allows them to believe they are under danger and hence to the dramatic thing of taking a life. thank you for letting me -- >> i would like to make a couple comments. data, look at the the tampa bay tribune data there, account for the different factors in the cases, you found that minorities, both blacks and hispanics, are much more successful in raising stage or ground defenses than whites

and motel in panama city, florida. using a pa system the authorities asked for walker and junk kins to come out of motel room 227 which they were sharing. both men came out with no resistance. last night on fox they said they got a tip that the two men were together. >> we didn't really have an idea if they were together or separate. there were comments about they might be together and they might be separate. until we got information confirming they were together we weren't sure where they were. the men were in the panama city area for 48 hours prior to saturday night. they were planning on getting picked up by someone who was going to take them to atlanta. last night police tracked them down using interviews with relatives, ex-girlfriends and others who visited during prison and called them and made deposits into their prison account. now that both men are in custody , the attention moves to the fake court documents the menussed to walk freely out of jail. forensic experts are using the documents and police have seize

the latest from florida next. eye ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >> this is a fox news alert. there is new information tonight in the case of the 12-year-old girl who jumped to her death from a tower. after months of online bullying tonight, the mother of the 14-year-old bullying suspect now under arrest herself. police say vivian is caught on video punching children in an unrelated case. a short time ago the polk county florida sheriff announcing the mother's arrest. >> vossburg was charged criminally today with two counts of child abuse, which is a third degree felony. and four counts of child neglect. what occurred was simply this: there was two boys fighting on the bed. and as you could see, vivian rushed in and immediately started beating one of them with her fist. >> now vossburg says she was trying to break up fight. and also tonight, the 13-year-old boy caught in the middle of the bullying case is speaking out. you are about to hear from this teen who dated one of the bullying suspect

>>> just east of pensacola, in the florida panhandle, is 84 acres of some of the most dangerous land in the state. this is the santa rosa correctional institution, a maximum security prison with more than 2,800 inmates. >> roll out. i have over 200 inmates that are serving life sentences, and i have over 200 inmates that are serving 25-year mandatory senses. our population here at santa rosa consists of inmates that are violation of probation to drug charges to burglary to rape or murder. just coming to work, the correctional officers in an institution put themselves in danger every day. >> back out, kneel down. you do it when i tell you to, you understand? i worry about them 24 hours a day. the worst thing you can have happen as a warden is one of your staff members hurt or loss of one of your staff members. >> i am going to put it in these terms to just be honest and understanding that this is a war. so, you don't know what to expect from day to day and minute to minute. you can't beat the people that made the system and made the rules and have all the power. >> j.c., your locker i

jeb bush was governor of florida he used to purge taking a florida felon list which was largely african-americans and purge that against the florida voter list and bingo knocked somewhere with. what sixty eighty thousand african-americans are at the voting rolls or the number was allegedly this this poll that he's using instead of using the florida texas felon list if he's using the immigration database it's going to be largely hispanic isn't it and are there going to be a lot of the same water guns always as for example being knocked off even though it's not the same guy while you're using my last name so it's a very common last name exact stalinist right ok it is a things along those lines so we do know that last year looking at the alleged non-citizen purge you know the great majority of people on the list were latino over sixty percent of people on the list were latino and we actually brought discrimination claim in our lawsuit under section two of the voting rights act it's very hard to prove in this state immediately settled there was a clear targeting of people who are naturalized citizens

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the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. crenshaw: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and xtend their remarks. and include extraneous material on h.j.res. 89, and that i may include tabular material on the same. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. mr. crenshaw: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. crenshaw: madam speaker, ladies and gentlemen of the house, the legislation that i bring before the house today is very simple, very straightforward, very clear, very understandable and quite frankly i think it should be noncontroversial. because what this bill does is simply say that the federal employees who have been working during this shutdown are going to be paid and they are going to be paid on time. now, a lot of people during this shutdown have been coming to work every day. they've worked for countless hours for the citizens of our nation, and the

they were captured together at a west florida motel. we are live from near the prison where they were released a few days ago. what can you tell us about their capture? >> reporter: their capture happened just a short time ago at 6:40 eastern just a few miles away from where we are in panama city beach, florida. they were in a motel together. there was speculation they might have forged these documents together. we didn't know the extent of their relationship. the common denominator is they were both housed here. one of the suspects got out on september 27th. he was released using fraudulent documents. the other suspect, charles walker, released on october 8th. they have been on the run since. but for all intents and purposes they were living very normal lives after they got out. we heard a press conference from the families of both of those suspects pleading with joseph jenkins and charles walker to turn themselves in. hours later the arrests happened a short time after the press conference where the mother of charles walker begged her

florida blue is dropping 300,000 customers. hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans opened the mail last week to find their health insurance plan would no longer exist in 2014, out of existence. half of the roughly 600,000 people in my state of kentucky in the private insurance market will have their current insurance plans discontinued. 300,000 kentuckians will have their current insurance plans discontinued. this isn't fair, it's not what americans were promised, and republicans intend to keep fighting for the middle-class families suffering under this law. i hope more of our democratic colleagues will join us in this battle in the future. mr. president, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the call of the quorum be terminated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to calendar number 184. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: motion to pr

. >> florida filed a lawsuit against georgia. the sunshine state charge the neighbor with using too much water. they said it is drying out business for oyster farmers that need a healthy mix of fresh and salt water to thrive. who is sucking up the most water? atlanta is growing and so is its thirst for water. >> overtime, population groth has come, and we are starting to stretch water resources. >> experts keep an eye on the river and say it is not all atlanta's fault. >> there is certainly variables that affect things other than freshwater. >> one lawsuit after another, there has been no solution that quenches everyone's thirst. >> not often that they come to a consensus around something that people have given take in. -- give and take in. you would think that the cost of litigation is annoying. >> it is regulated by the army corps of engineers. the core would force it landed to cut back on water consumption and divvy up the water among the three states. some have a stake in the river, holding out hope that the dispute can be se

two convicted murderers who escaped a florida prison and before a florida judge this morning. charles walker and joseph jenkins used forged documents to get out of prison. they were captured yesterday in a panama city hotel. >> economic aids will be on the agenda as john kerry meets with pakistani president sharif. white house officials confirm $16,000,000,000 of suspended aid will be restored overcoming months. an iconic artifact has been baud from auction bringing in $16,000,000,000. andrew potter reports. >> it's what makes this vie less than a huge value. this these initials stand for wallace heartley, bandleader on the ocean liner titanic which sank on its maiden voyage in 1912. he and his bland mates played as the ship we want down. it thought this was the instrument he used. >> it represents bravery in human nature the way this young man on the ship stamped and if you will filled their duty after going on the hammer at auction the more than four times the expected value virilities it's not about the cash. it's about what it is. it's the most iconic there is. sits histor

in florida. robert ray is standing by live where the prisoners first escaped. this is a crazy story. there will obviously be an investigation as to how this happened but where do things stand right now? >> reporter: exactly, richelle, crazy and scary for florida and even the country that something like this could happen. we are on the gulf of mexico in the panhandle right now just about a mile or so up the road is the frank lin corrections center where the two con convicted murderersingly walked out. we are here because we can't be there for security. here are more on the developments. police say these are the most recent photos of joseph jenkins and charles walker taken days after authorities say the convicted murderers used forged documents to get out of prison. >> they forged because after they got out, they reported to the sheriff's department in orlando, the area where they committed their crimes. they registered as required by law, as felonies, possibly to seem less suspicious. the sheriff

i went to florida. he was in the miami city jail for the trial of a killing. i asked him what he wanted to get out of the deal. he said well, i'm innocent. i think if i did a book, it would be a benefit to law enforcement how an innocent man can be caught up in deceit and lies and misinformation. >> listen, i have been kept in isolation for six months, i have been kept away from the press. i have been buried by you. you have been talking for six months, i think it's my turn now. >> i said ted, i'm interested in talking to you and you telling me the truth. he said, i'll tell you the truth. the deal we struck was my partner would go west and reinvestigate all the cases against bundy and i would babysit him in florida, sit through the trial. that's the way it began. >> so, where were we? >> recording. speak up. the red light comes on. >> okay. >> bundy took the witness stand wearing sport coat and seattle mariners shirt. >> it was interesting to meet him because ted was so clever, in a way i was unfamiliar. when i got started with ted, i said, okay, let's take it

marshals and florida law enforcement officials surrounded the coconut grove motel in panama city, florida. the pa system asked for walker and jenkins to come out of motel room 227 which they were sharing. both men were unarmed and did not resist arrest. officials tell us the men were in the panama city area for 48 hours prior to saturday night and were planning to head back north to atlanta. police tracked them down using interviews with relatives, ex-girlfriends and others who visited them at prison or made deposits into their prison accounts. now that both men are in custody, the attention moves to the sophisticated fake court documents they used to walk freely out of jail. forensic experts are reviewing the documents and police have seized printers from the prison. >> because somebody obviously helped them get out. somebody had to prepare the documents for release. somebody has to process the documents for release, somebody has to release them. this is clearly not a one-person job. they're not capable of coming up with those documents in jail. >> florida legislators are calling for inv

. >>> the manhunt in florida is over. two convicted killers who walked out of prison using forged papers are back behind bars. >> bad bonds, jp morgan chase reaches a $13 billion deal with the government. >> two transit workers are killed by a train as the city-wide strike leaves thousands stranded. [ ♪ theme ] >> hello and welcome to al jazeera america. as transit workers continue to strike in san francisco, a tragic development. two bay area rapid workers were killed by a train north of sap. >> it happened between two suburban bart stations. two employees were hit and killed by a bart train as they checked out a report of a dip in the rails. an agency spokesman said one works for bart and one a contractor. standard procedure calls for one to inspect the tracks while the other watches for trains. bart says both people had extensive experience working around moving trains. the agency says the train was on a routine maintenance run with an experienced operator at the controls and at the time of the accident the train was