he was in florida. the first thing i do in an investigation like this is visit the inmate. we're going to look him in the eye, as will you, and we'll see what he has to say. sullivan correctional facility is home to nearly 500 maximum security inmates, including serial killer david berkowitz, the son of sam, and richard rosario, who seems a bit edgy when we meet. don't be nervous. i'm saying that too, not to be nervous. as we're about to start talking, he asks if the corrections officer can leave the room. and also has to be for the interview when we speaking about my case, because, you know -- i tell the officers i don't mind being alone with him. whoever is deciding, i'm totally fine. rosario explains to me in prison you keep to yourself and he doesn't want anyone, including the officers, knowing his business. >> just listen in to our conversation. >> i start by giving him my ground rules. don't bother lying because i check everything out. all i care about are the facts. so if you're actually innocent

he was in florida. >> at the end of our conversation, john did something that would stay with me. he asks his son to join us. the one who was born the day after the murder. >> this is my oldest son. the scary part is this is how much time has gone by that richard has been in jail. you know? from the time that he was born, this is how long it's been. >> john and jeannine seem so credible to me. but 12 jurors didn't believe their testimony. and when he testified in his own defense, the jury didn't believe rosario either. prosecutors painted him as a liar saying rosario failed to disclose that a couple months before the murder, he had spent a few weeks in jail on a robbery charge. obviously there's more to this story and it is important i keep an open mind. that's what i'm doing. working my way down the rest of the list of alibi witnesses. the one who's never testified at his trial. >> so no one has ever interviewed you like this. >> no. >> that's next. we're not professional liathletes... ...but that does

[laughter] but my point is, we, florida, gets the blame. florida, oh, florida. but this is true of many of these stories. people like a guy decides to pleasure himself in a stuffed animal in the bedding d. of walmart -- department of walmart, he's not going to go to ohio to do that. [laughter] he's coming here, okay? we are ellis island for these people, okay? [laughter] so there's that. that's part of my defense. many of the people doing these things are not really from here. very few people are really from here, let's be honest. and there are some wonderful things about our state. we have terrific weather down here except during hurricane season which runs from june through the following june. [laughter] how many of you got taken in by matthew this year? i was holding out, because i'm so used to this. same drill, yeah, right, it's coming here. no, really, it could. you know, don't -- everybody be calm, but this could kill you. and so, you know, you're staying calm. finally, you know, they keep showing the cone and the thing, and even though you know it's not c

could have been anchorage on route via minneapolis to florida but with his sights set on florida. best you could tell and hazard in a guess and i grant that, but for authorities to say that right now they cannot tie anyone else into this, we don't know his florida connections. you would be looking for whatever florida ties he might have. that might not necessarily mean hooking up with people in florida. just what ties he has, right? >> you there? >> can you hear me? >> yeah, i can. i would be looking for florida ties, i would be looking for military ties, looking for any ties at all. i'd be looking to talk to family members. they're reporting that he had a military common access cart, a cac card. i'd wanted to know what's in this person's history that brought him to ft. lauderdale today and had him take over at civilian targets with such deadly results. i'm sure my former colleagues are looking at their former records to see if they had reports on him and scouring over that now. what pushes someone to this sort of madness, there has to be some prior independeicatorindicators. >> t

a gunman opens fire at florida's ft. lauderdale airport killing five people and wounding eight more. sources say he retrieved a checked weapon after arriving on a flight. witnesses say he fired randomly and had time to reload. the gunfire sent people running and screaming. hundreds raced on to the tarmac. many taking sheltszer behind cargo vehicles. officials say the gunman is in custody and was a lone shooter. investigators are looking into his motive. authorities are sweeping the entire complex and the airport is now closed. also breaking, u.s. intelligence agencies release a declassified version of their investigation into russia's election cyber attacks. the review says the campaign was ordered by russia's president vladimir putin with the aim of undermining faith in the democratic process of the united states, hurting hillary clinton's election chances and boosting donald trump. intelligence chiefs have briefed president-elect trump on the cyber attack investigation. trump has repeatedly voiced doubts about evidence

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 here. 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. 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 to recy

can you respond to the florida legislation? florida is not alone in this. talk about gun free zones and where these guns would then be able -- how people would use them and the whole notion that you fight the violence, gun violence with gun violence. >> this is ironic that this is our second major mass shooting in florida and about half a year . we're looking at expanding gun rights. there is been a continuous pattern of increasing gun rights in florida. -- the senator manchin gun free zone's -- the senator mentioned gun free zones get targeted. the airport is not a gun free zone. a recent study of over 110 sincents, mass murders 1966, show that only 13% occurred in areas where guns were prohibited. so it is a complete myth. there are so many perils involved by bringing armed civilians into congested and confined areas such as an airport. it is very challenging, even for experienced law enforcement officers who get extensive and ongoing training, to respond and engage active shooters without bystanders getting hurt, without having armed civilians who virtua

in florida, our identity is conservation. we have the most digital state in the union and also tourism and agriculture economy. our perception is being a beautiful, clean state is critical to the tourist industry and agricultural industry. we take that very seriously in florida and we are not in energy producing states historically. there is a big battle over that, when we prevailed and now my peers on the state-level carry the torch, but there's other issues we will be looking at in that arena on the federal level with regard to natural resource is entered southern waters. >> you're a democrat. how did you get an a rating from the national rifle association? >> when you're in 2010 pass by the afl-cio to allow workers to have their legally carry guns in their drones when they go to work so have the caucus voted for that and against it. i'm actually the rating overall. the second amendment exists and i believe people have an individual right to bear purse alliance like handguns and shotguns for militaries arms like automatic w

so let me repeat this, the state of florida, the state of florida, law enforcement in this state will not tolerate evil acts. whoever's responsible will be held accountable to the full extent of the law. i heard about this when i was in ft. myers, i immediately came over here, got her about 1:45r, i've stayed in contact with the sheriff's office, sheriff israel has done an outstanding job, but the fbi, everybody involved has done an outstanding job. there's been complete coordination between fdle, the sheriff's department, the airport security, all federal agencies, everybody has worked together. i reached out across the state, not only to national guard to make sure they were ready if there was any need for the national guard, but also airports and sheriffs across the state where major airports were to make sure whatever resources they need, the state was available to provide those resources. my heart goes out to every family impacted. the families that lost their loved ones, and the family the individuals that have loved ones still in the hospital fighting for their life. you can't

he was in florida. >> at the end of our conversation, john did something that would stay with me. he asks his son to join us. the one who was born the day after the murder. >> this is my oldest son. the scary part is this is how much time has gone by that richard has been in jail. you know? from the time that he was born, this is how long it's been. >> john and jeannine seem so credible to me. but 12 jurors didn't believe their testimony. and when he testified in his own defense, the jury didn't believe rosario either. prosecutors painted him as a liar saying rosario failed to disclose that a couple months before the murder, he had spent a few weeks in jail on a robbery charge. obviously there's more to this story and it is important i keep an open mind. that's what i'm doing. working my way down the rest of the list of alibi witnesses. the one who's never testified at his trial. >> so no one has ever interviewed you like this. >> no. >> that's next. before me, the long brown path before me leading wher

muchÍsima gente que viene a la florida de vacaciones tomaste aeropuerto. muchas veces los suelos son mÁs econÓmicos y bastante concurrido. javier: edwin, esta poniendo un post, que dice mi amigo yo lo fi a llevar al aeropuerto y no me contesta. hay personas que tienen dudas porque un colapso con las seÑas telefÓnicas. reportan diferentes usuarios de twitter. porque no se sabe lo que ha pasado de lo que estÁ claro hasta ahorita, es que hay 13 heridos, y al menos cinco muertos. luego de este tiroteo como paso y como decÍa natalia a las 12:55. de esta tarde, un tiroteo mÁs en nuestro paÍs. carolina: sucede en la zona donde maletas, cuando uno va a volar y tiene que pasar por seguridad pero en esta parte cualquier persona tiene acceso. y fue asÍ como este hombre que segÚn las autoridades se dice que estuvo todo suelo fue que logrÓ ingresar hacia esa zona cinco personas que perdiÓ la vida. ocurre en el condado de brawer, muy cerca de miami y estamos en vivo en este momento con las imÁgenes del caos que se forma alrededor y es un efecto dominÓ. por

my number one priority right now in florida is to keep everyone safe. everybody that lives in our state, and travels to our state, do everything we can to keep them safe. this is an ongoing investigation, there is a lot of information that law enforcement will put out at the time they can put that out, they will do that as quickly as they can. everyone is working hard to find out what happened. and to whole whoever did it accountable, i don't ever want this to happen again, too any family, anywhere in the world, clearly never again in our great state. >> hugh di how did you get here. >> executive airport. >> and means to provide security to you detract from the security for the situation here. >> i don't believe so. i came here as quickly as i could. stay informed to make sure that whatever resources state needs to provide, i made sure that the sheriff knew, that air fooairport knew, that i did it, for air part and sheriff departments across the state, and international guard. >> what information do have you of the gunman? >> we have -- this is an ongoi

they live in puerto rico and also florida, which my explain away why on the way to florida, he served in iraq from april 2010 to february 2011, that was in iraq, deployed. when he returned said he was acting strangely and discharged in august of this past year and couple months later that's when he walked into the fbi agency saying that someone from u.s. intelligence agency was speaking to him, he was hearing voices. that's when questioned and taken to mental facility for evaluation. but aunt said had no idea why this happened, she's very sorry, very sad and asked god to be merciful. impacting the family as well, fbi agents looking at places where he's known to have served, may include missouri, puerto rico, ft. dix, new jersey, and trying to put it together. one of the reasons not ruled out terrorism, may be person with mental difficulties or problems, but doesn't mean he wasn't contacted by smchblt they've really got to rule that out to make sure it wasn't a trigger that led to this spiral. >> deb, stand by, rene, and boris as well. cnn is on top of this breaking news story. press c

it's approximately 65 major institutions in the state of florida. that is major institutions. not counting all the work camps and work releases. and the county jails, they are overflowing with people right now. there is people waiting to come to prison. every day the reception center, five days a week there are buses coming in and out from the county jails. >> 30 miles away from pensacola in the small town of milton lies a compound that st. never on the itinerary of local tour buses. but once a week another bus, one nobody willingly rides passes through the gates of the santa rosa correctional institution, florida's toughest maximum security prison. >> we get between 40 to 70 inmates a week by school-sized buses that are secure. >> everybody get your shirts tucked in, get your ids out. >> we get new inmates coming through the reception center, or inmates coming from other institutions that their level, the custody levels change. >> watch your step, bottom step is tricky. >> they will come if through our bay. they will have their property with them. we will identify them as the

and the the gentlewoman from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen. the tellers will come forward and take their seats at the desk in the front of the speaker's rostrum. paul d. ryan, representative-elect from the state of wisconsin, nancy pelosi, represent-elect from the state of california. the roll will be called and those responding to their names will indicate by surname, the nominee of their choosing. the reading clerk will now call he roll. the clerk: mr. abraham. abraham votes ryan. ed a -- adams. pelosi. aderholt. ryan. aguilar, pelosi. allen, ryan. amash, ryan. modei, ryan. arrington, ryan. babin, ryan. bacon, ryan. anks of indiana, ryan. barletta, ryan. arr, ryan. , pelosi. . rton, ryan , pelosi. , pelosi. becerra, pelosi. pelosi. bera, bergman, ryan. beutler, ryan. beyer, pelosi. biggs, ryan. bilirakis, ryan. bishop of georgia, pelosi. ishop of michigan, ryan. ishop of utah, ryan. black, ryan. blackburn, ryan. blum, ryan. lumenauer, pelosi. , pelosi.hester pelosi. ryan. rendan f. boyle, pelosi. brady of pennsylvania, pelosi. rady of texas,

this is broward county, florida, this is south florida. this is one of this country's 25 largest and busiest airports. word shortly after 1:00 that someone had opened fire inside the terminal two baggage claim area. at this point we can tell you three people are dead. there are several people who have been injured as well. kerry sanders telling us a short time ago that those folks are in the process of being taken to an area hospital there in broward county. tom costello standing which for us in washington. what more information do you have? >> they have only the south runway operating at ft. lauderdale, south runway only operating at ft. lauderdale. you and i saw the plane taking off. trying to get clarification departures and arrivals are operating or ohm departures on the south runway. 73 travelers, make that 73,000 travelers use ft. lauderdale every single day, it is the 21st in the country in terms of passenger traffic, and they do have nonstop traffic to about 125 u.s. cities. so when you've got 650 flight a day or so going in and ou

--el sospechoso vol de anchorage, alaska hacia florida con una escala en minneapolis. --santiago tena un permiso para portar armas... y es legal documentar armas en los aeropuertos, pero siempre y cuando esten sin balas. lorena aeropuertos del area de la bahia se han visto impactados por el lametable incidente en fort lauderdale. blanca take 2boxes en san francisco se encuentra sandra bermudez, sandra como estan las cosas ah? take sandra live (sandra) pues a primera vista no hay nada fuera de lo normal pero nos acaban de confirmar el vocero que hay muchos mas policias patrullando sus instalaciones. (vo) y no solo eso sino que varias aerolineas ya han cancelado sus vuelos a ese aeropuerto especifico en la florida. pero todo esto ocurre mientras estan analizando exactamente que fue lo que paso. nos dijeron que los directivos de este aeropuerto estan en constante comunicacin con la autoridad aeroportuaria pues a final de cuenta ellos son quienes les indicaran si es que necesitan hacer algunos cambios en materia de seguridad. por lo pronto los pasajeros deben de tomar sus

in florida, if i have to jump in, forgive me. we want to get the comments on live. i want to start with you, april, and this statement from donald trump both on twitter and from the transition that there was no evidence that the hacking potentially effected the outcome, this from adam schiff. he tweeted trump's statement that russian hacking had no effect on outcome of election is not supported by briefing report or common sense. but still, this seems to be the foremost point for donald trump, in no way trying to suggest that this undermined the election. >> the bottom line is president-elect donald trump is saying things against the national intelligence community. that is not good, particularly as he is getting ready to go into the white house, and he will be needing this intelligence community briefings, et cetera, whenever he decides to get them. it is undermining the intelligence community. yes, everything is not always as accurate as you would like, but i've seen the report, it is detailed. it talks about issues not about t

we have to go to florida. we're having a press conference with the florida governor. ayman mohyeldin in florida. >> yeah, dara. we want to take you to this live press conference. you can see governor rick scott. let's listen in. >> good morning. i'm here with the commissioner of the florida department of law enforcement. yesterday we experienced an absolutely hateful, evil attack on our state. people try to live their lives and enjoy the weekend were se e senselsly murdered. it was an absolutely horrific day. the person responsible for this act will be brought to justice to the fullest extent of the law. when you hurt one of u you hurt all of us. i arrived in ft. lauderdale yesterday afternoon a little less than two hours after the shooting happened. i spent the rest of the day getting briefed by law enforcement from the state, local, and federal levels. they're all working together to get answers. i saw the same thing after the pulse attack where state, federal, and local worked very well together, law enforcement worked very well together. i know we all want answers

what is his connection to florida? presumably the victims there were strangers, he didn't know them. do we know anything more about that connection? >> that's right, pam, they were strangers, there's nothing to indicate he knew any of the people who he targeted. i think that's the big puzzle. >> that's the big question, that piece that perhaps maybe missing right now. that they haven't told us why he chose florida. but they were pretty direct this morning, the fbi, the special agent in charge there. in saying that they believe he went to ft. lauderdale specifically to do this attack. and i think that comes from probably his statements. that comes from everything that they're seeing from his family, from his friends, we don't know when he purchased the ticket. have not told us, i bet all of that is sort of factoring into their thinking. >> i want to go to dan simon. you asked a great question at the press conference, dan about his mental health records and they mentioned they were subpoenaing these records. what more do

and the the gentlewoman from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen. the tellers will come forward and take their seats at the desk in the front of the speaker's rostrum. paul d. ryan, representative-elect from the state of wisconsin, nancy pelosi, represent-elect from the state of california. the roll will be called and those responding to their names will indicate by surname, the nominee of their choosing. the reading clerk will now call he roll. the clerk: mr. abraham. abraham votes ryan. ed a -- adams. pelosi. aderholt. ryan. aguilar, pelosi. allen, ryan. amash, ryan. modei, ryan. arrington, ryan. babin, ryan. bacon, ryan. anks of indiana, ryan. barletta, ryan. arr, ryan. , pelosi. . rton, ryan , pelosi. , pelosi. becerra, pelosi. pelosi. bera, bergman, ryan. beutler, ryan. beyer, pelosi. biggs, ryan. bilirakis, ryan. bishop of georgia, pelosi. ishop of michigan, ryan. ishop of utah, ryan. black, ryan. blackburn, ryan. blum, ryan. lumenauer, pelosi. , pelosi.hester pelosi. ryan. rendan f. boyle, pelosi. brady of pennsylvania, pelosi. rady of texas,

the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. the gentleman from florida reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from washington. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. speaker. at this point i would like to yield three minutes to the good gentleman from west virginia, mr. mooney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from west virginia is recognized for three minutes. mr. mooney: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong support of the rule and the underlying joint resolution to begin the process of rolling back president obama's war on coal. not to be confused, that is the rule we're debating here today. that's the bill before us. not the other issue being discussed. . i was proud that in the last congress, i was the lead spon so far the stream act, h.r. 1644, which would have prevented the implementation of a new coal regulation that would have cost upwards of 70,000 good-paying jobs. my legislation passed the house of representatives in january of 2016 with bipartisan support and sent a clear message to president obama's administration that the so-called stream

. >> hill escapes are from another florida prison. no one has ever escaped from santa rosa, but escape was one of the first things that crossed the minds of the staff when they came across a handmade key inside bowden's cell. >> handcuff key is like, you know, mainly for my defense. you know? having a handcuff key is not really usual but sometimes it's necessary, you know, theoretically speaking, you know? >> bowden who is serving a 21-year sense for armed robbery says this isn't the first time he's received a dr during his time in prison. a disciplinary report. >> i've had possession of a weapon dr, possession of a handcuff key. you know several disrespects. a couple fighting drs. during my seven years since i been incarcerated i felt about four of them confined. >> bowden was already in the prison's close management system when he was caught with the cuff key. >> stand right here. >> 0052. >> now he must face the institutional classification team or ict who could they change his status from close management level two to level one, t

before lawyer makers in florida right now, a bill that would allow people in florida to carry weapons on college campuses and inside airport terminals. it's up for a vote next week. lester? >> tom costello, thank you. >>> the shooting in florida has led to heightened security at airports all across the nation as flight cancellations and delays also mount. for more, let's go to nbc's miguel almaguer who is at one of the country's busiest airports, l.a.x. miguel, good evening. >> lester, good evening. there's no credible threat at this airport or any others in the wake of that shooting. still, it triggered an immediate and massive response. here at l.a.x., just minutes after that shooting in florida, a clear stepped-up police presence both in and outside the terminals. heavily armed officers have been sweeping through the airport, a noticeable change from your typical friday evening. it's a similar scene all across the country at airports like boston logan, jfk and newark just outside of new york. armored vehicles and canine detection teams are deployed. show of force, a highly visible

let's go there to florida governor rick scott. he is speaking right now about the shooting at airp fort lauderdale. let's listen. governor scott: there is complete coordination between the sheriff department, airport security, federal agencies. everybody worked together. i reached out across the state. to the national guard to make sure they are ready. and the airport and the sheriffs across the state. where major airports were to make sure when the resources they need the state was available to provide the resources. my heart goes out to every family impacted. the families that lost the loved ones and the families and the individuals that have the loved ones still in a hospital fighting for their life. you can't imagine how it could happen to any family. anywhere in the world. clearly we don't ever to want it to happen in our great state. i have reached out to president-elect trump and spoken to him and vice president-elect mike pence multiple times to keep them they told me whatever resources we need from the federal government

clearly what's going on in florida. there does seem to be a resistance level there. >> we have more than 400 publicly traded companies. they are here and every single auto company. regarding the shooting the security care at the show with it crowd of hundreds of the 7,000 people or more security has no -- never been tighter. they're doing multiple bag checks. suddenly that tone has changed. there a million tv screens we've have a lot of ceos running to the foxbusiness area. they are watching as they come within. we could be seen the selloff. in fort lauderdale. we have a former officer who is in fort lauderdale. there can be in the final hour of trade and count on to the closing bell. many breaking stories. love them very serious. we are on the story and when i mentioned all of the car companies here they are also looking at trying to grab everybody's attention there is a soapy car for millenials. it is out of chrysler. it enables anybody in the car except the driver of course there is a classic millennial play. it caug

the gentlelady from florida is recognized. ms. murphy: fundamentally changing the way we provide and pay pa for health care in this country. the members of this chamber, our counterparts in the senate and the incoming president will soon have a buynary choice to make. and the stakes for patients, physicians, hospitals and health insurance providers could not be higher. the choice is this. will we retain the many provisions in the affordable care act that are functioning well and work together in a bipartisan manner to reform, refine, and rectify those provisions that need improvement? or, on the other hand, will we repeal the entire affordable care act without a clear and comprehensive plan in place to replace the law with something as good or better which is almost certain to cause chaos in our health care system and disrupt the lives and livelihoods of millions of our constituents. the affordable care act is not perfect but i believe the responsible and moral course of action for this body is to strengthen the law, not repeal it

we were told that he was in fort myers, florida before this. he arrived on scene, spoke with reporters, telling them the citizens of florida, quote, will not tolerate senseless acts of evil and saying that they would go after whoever was responsible to the full extent of the law. while this is, of course, not related, the governor of florida bru bringing up the pulse nightclub incident. he has asked people to pray for these families. that have been impacted. >> i can tell you everybody is working hard to find out exactly what happened and to hold whoever did this accountable. i don't ever want this to happen again to any family anywhere in the world, but clearly never again in our do is pray for them. we went through pulse. the big es thigest thing is pra the individuals in the hospitals survive. >> governor scott saying that he had reached out to the president-elect trump and vice president-elect mike pence. when asked by reporters if he had reached out to president obama, he said he had not, citing a personal relationship with the president-e

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well, you know, florida's blessed. we have wonderful law enforcement. we have a 45 low year crime rate. we'll have 115,000 visit rors i our state. people love our state. part of it is because we love each other. we try to care for each other. i was walking through the airport today, and one guy came up to me and gave me the names of a couple people that i should make sure i reached out to and thanked that worked at one of the airlines. because they were so wonderful. if i got their names i could tell you more stories. there's -- this is a tragedy, right? it's horrible. people lost their lives and loved ones. we have people still injured. we have a lot of wonderful people that are doing a lot of nice things for each other. [ inaudible question ] >> were going on vacation, going to cruises, how many of them that you have spoken with -- i know you can't get into detail. would it be correct to say that most of the victims you have spoken with were going on a cruise, looking for a vacation? >> well, they were coming -- they might have come back from a vacati

found after 18 years — the teenager snatched from a hospital in florida when she was just eight hours old. also in the next hour: hundreds of people along the east coast are returning home after a predicted storm surge failed to materialise in most areas but the residents of hornsey in east yorkshire are counting the cost of last night's sea storm fans pay tribute to the former england and watford manager, graham taylor, who died on thursday. we'll have the details in sportsday at 7:30pm. this is bbc news. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister is warning gps they could face funding cuts, if they don't keep surgeries open for longer to meet demand from patients. the government says many people are going to hard—pressed accident and emergency departments because they can't get gp appointments. doctors‘ leaders accuse the government of failing to address an nhs funding crisis. our health correspondent robert pigott reports. hospitals have faced a winter crisis like none before. unprecedented pressure in the new year, led almost half to declare a major alert doctors

he faces separate charges in florida of producing child pornography. former d-c mayor vincent gray, getting right to business in his new job on the d-c council. the new ward seven councilmember will introduce legislation today aimed at putting more police officers on the street. the bill would demand m-p-d to of sworn in officers to 42-hundred. the d-c council meeting is set for ten this morning. it's happened again. the lights at the washington monument - going dark for a second time in less than a week. this time though, it wasn't just the lights shining on the monument that turned off. even the critical aviation lights at the top to alert airplanes went dark for about four hours last night. they are now back on. the national park service says a gap in the power system caused the problem. they will continue to investigate later this morning. the clock is ticking for businesses in alexandria's landmark mall. the company that owns the mall - says businesses have until the end of the month to close shop. with macy's announcing its closure last week - th

it knock out power from florida through the mid atlantic. then by early october, hurricane matthew the year's deadliest storm hit hate see as devastating category four hurricane. eventually scraped the coast of florida and came ashore in south carolina triggering major damage and inland flooding in the carolinas. by november the us was already seeing a major snowstorm before thanksgiving. moving across the country bringing blizzard conditions to some areas. by the end of the month, drought conditions in the southeast helped fuel droves of forest fires including fires in tennessee that killed more than a dozen people. and around the same time, tennessee and alabama also saw series of deadly tornadoes. but in the end, the biggest weather headline 2016 will go down as the hottest year ever recorded on planet earth since weather data first started being kept back the 19th century. in new york, i'm fox news chief meteorologist rick. >> to make the play and score the points players need real finesse. >> when things don't quite as plans sports can

we are going to florida in february. we are not going to fly. i would rather drive. >> finally, if you are flying out of here tomorrow and even if you are not flying to fort lauderdale, check with your airline first. the reason is this, some of the flights to be used tomorrow morning are stuck in fort lauderdale and some airlines are having to cancel flights. >> thank you. passengerpassengers evacuation m terminal two began in an organized fashion but became disorganized when passengers had no idea what was planned for them. things were tense when security guards pulled their gun and ran to other areas. tonight passengers were still outside waiting for slow arriving busses to take them to the port of fort lauderdale. let's return to the airport where jeff cherco is on the story. have you seen enhanced security because of what happened in florida? >> yes, there is a strong police authority but there is no known threat to the airport. the shooting in fort lauderdale is reigniting concerns about so called "soft targets." you pull into th into the a

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this is your district, heavy, high tourist season for you in florida. how concerned are you about getting that airport up and running again? >> well, for all of us who live and represent south florida especially, we're all very concerned. we want the airport to get up and running. the crews industry is impacted. people coming to south fol go out on cruises. we're obviously very concerned about it getting up and running again, but first and foremost, certainly everyone's safety and security. both the passengers at the airport and we're also still concerned, of course, about the people who have been shot who are being treated now. and we certainly hope the best for them. some of them certainly have been critically injured and we're thinking of them as well. >> our thoughts are with them as well. have you been able to learn anything about any of the people involved in any of this? have you gotten any kind of sense of who was injured? >> i have not. i spoke with the ceo of the hospital where the injured are being treated and it's a trauma center and they're

. >> in florida, we don't produce or manufacture anything but oranges and handguns. there is no indigenous industry. we sell sunshine. the only jobs we have are in hospitality or in restaurants. >> real estate. >> real estate. it is all to sell the dream to the next people. >> in 1981 the fbi called miami the most violent city in america. the drug industry brought in an estimated $7 to $12 billion a year and that's of 1981 money. that is a lot of trickle down. one of the most successful documentaries in the history of film is "cocaine cowboys" that tells that story. the film made by these guys, alfred spellman and billy corbin. >> so things were in decline. cocaine sort of saved the city? >> we'd say so. am i going to get in trouble for it? >> yes. >> you had a murder rate. 25% of those bodies had automatic weapons bullets. >> right. >> we talk about the uncomfortable reality of where a lot of modern miami came from over something you just have to hit hard in miami when in season. stone crabs. >> federal reserve branch in miami had a $5 billion cash surplus. mostly 5

you just got back from florida. you have a hospital in florida. you actually flew out of that airport. you were down there where the shooting happened. >> look, i can't tell you how disturbing this. 's a smaller airport. it's actually the 14th largest international airport in the entire country. so it's big in the entire system but when it comes to an area like south florida with miami and ft. lauderdale, it's actually pretty small and intimate. you can compare this airport like we would compare sfo to oakland international. it's much smaller, much more intimate. people come primarily there to be in a quieter part of south florida or to go on a cruise. you notice a really lackadaisical attitude. people are calm, wearing shorts, flip-flops. many of them are heading out to a cruise. so it's really disturbing to think that something like this would happen there where people are primarily coming for vacation to relax. maybe they're not hyper focused as you would be if you were landing perhaps in new york city. >> there's been a lot of talk today and a

which means we could have safer communities in florida. it also shows that the individual who is trying to grapple for that second chance, something we are familiar with, that allows people with better opportunity to free store their families. we think that's a win-win worth focusing on. that's what we are focusing on right now. >> tucker: i think that's great. it suggests it, doesn't prove it. i'm willing to believe it. you are not answering the core question. this is not just about the felons, it's about the other people in this country who want the best possible government they can get. i find it a little odd that the democratic party pushes so hard for enfranchisement for felons without ever answering the obvious question wishes will get us wiser, better political leadership? >> when you talk about people that are pushing this, what i see is when charlie crist was governor of florida and people were able to have their rights restored, he was a republican at the time. the first changes in virginia, the governor and the attorney general

alison: another live picture here, in florida. jonathan: you can still see the eaglet there, and the egg. alison: this is incredible. ahead, a look at the other big stories that made local headlines in 2016. he choked his victims, next. >> new at 6:00, the statue stirring controversy at a college campus. the criminal justice system says he is a cop killer. others say he is an activist frame for someone else's crime. how the university is stuck z231xz zi0z y231xy yi0y doug: keep your unrelenting handy overnight and into the day tomorrow. the high temperature will make it into the lower 50's. mid 50's on wednesday. thursday, only around 36 degrees. maybe a few snowflakes late in the day. weekend, 34 the high on saturday. we could see snow showers around the dmv, then sunday, we clear out with a high just near jonathan: -- >> welcome to fighting back wall of justice. tonight, we have five fugitives. one is new, accused of assaulting a female. police say nathan anderson woodbridge parking lot, then began to choke her. he is wanted for

i grew this facial hair on my face first off because inmates are not allowed to in florida department of corrections. if ever i was to be taken hostage and swapped out with a uniform i would hope the snipers would know not to shoot me. >> at florida's santa rosa correctional institution, security threat group coordinators knight and demerey are assigned the task of developing intelligence of known and suspected gang members. today they targeted the cell of inmate alex everett. it doesn't take long until they find what they're looking for. >> here's some 410, 412, boss swagger, look like some blood code. >> b.o.s.s. >> they're trying to hide their gang stuff in rap music. >> boss, boss swagga enterprises. boss is the brothers of the strong struggle which is a designated security threat group in the state of florida. and it listed them the people's nation as a blood set. hey this guy is insane gangsta disciple. this is something different, jimmy. an igd dark side. insane. this is something we need right there. we found out what we need already. ooh. >> what we're looking for. >> new sen

according to the reporting of wsvn in florida, a lot of worried relatives across south florida, up and down the i-95 corridor, and crazy scene for authorities to have to deal w think of the space we're dealing with. the planes on the tarmac have not been allowed to take off. they have limits on how long they can ska there. you saw the four or five jets waiting to take off. presumably filled with people. they're not allowing takeoffs and landing, personnel are working on other matters. just as i say that, there goes a jet. apparently they are allowing takeoffs although they haven't sent the word out officially. you presume that people who had been through security, already on their planes, in the process of getting into the air, and this happened after they left that those planes may have been let go. this is the lifeflight radar that we watch. it shows incoming and outgoing for airports across the country, really. this is for fort lauderdale hollywood international airport. a lot of circling around this airport at the moment. not a lot of air traffic. 2:00 in the afternoon is not that

>>charles c: mostly business as usual security was tightened due to the tragic event and florida in the wake of the fort lauderdale shooting in florida on friday they sought to reassure travelers their safety is a top priority as the spokesperson says the airport does have emergency evacuation plans and place in the event the unthinkable happens they trained for such events on a regular basis they're watching the tragedy in florida very closely with have the just released intelligence be telling exactly. it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >>pam m: he kidnapped a woman off of a bart train and return. >>maureen k: the female victim in this case have done was possible thing costs by getting on the train after drinking a holiday office party the week before christmas live brutally raped her several hours later she was able to find a way to a nearby residential area and get help they're able to

ex-felons in the state of florida. if they succeed, it could cause a seismic shift in national politics. they're joining us in a minute to explain why we need to do it. stay tuned. scomfort in minutes !! so we can all sleep easier tonight. >> tucker: inauguration day is a week away, and the secret service is working phonetically to make it one of the more secure events in history. for more on the security session, we are joined by fox news security correspondent catherine herridge. how worried are they? >> tucker, the article main differences between this inauguration anyone four years ago. i put it in this way. they are very focused on the lone wolf factor and what you will see along the inauguration root and the sacred perimeter or large dump trucks with cement or sand. kind of what we saw in time squared for new year's eve and also the macy's thanksgiving day parade. that's to prevent these isis inspired terrorists from using trucks as weapons to mow down civilians. the second change is drones. they have an ability

we continue to poll the story coming in from fort lauderdale, florida. an army veteran shot and child five people. the suspect esteban santiago born in union city new jersey and living in anchorage alaska. he legally checked an unloaded gun and amunition before boarding a flight from alaska to florida. before arriving in florida, he retrieved his gun and loaded it in the bathroom and shot at people at baggage claim. >> he basically threw the gun on the ground spread eagle, he was waiting for the officer to approach him. >>> we learned he served in the army national guard for several before being discharged and assigned to fort dix before being deployed to iraq. his family said he lost his mind and was plagued with problems. dann cuellar talked to travelers at philadelphia international airport. >> reporter: the airport monitors tell the story canceled flights to and fort lauderdale. there were people who had no idea what happened because they were on the plane. >> i was shocked to see that on the monitors. or what they would do if they were caught up in

and he flew from to florida from alaska on friday. santiago is a former national guardsman and was in the army reserves. he was not on any government watch lists. he did voluntarily visit fbi offices in alaska just a few months ago when he said he was hearing voices and they wanted him to join isis. >> the individual did walk into our anchorage office in november. he came in and spoke with fbi agents at that time. he clearly stated that he did not intend to harm anyone. however, his erratic behavior concerned fbi agents that were interviewing him. and they contacted local police and turned him over to the local police. he was taken into custody by the local police and transported to a medical facility for a mental health evaluation. we looked at his contacts. we looked at -- we did our interagency checks and everything. at that point, we closed our assess the. >> important to point out that the fbi saying they have not ruled out terrorism at this point. the governor of florida, rick scott, says his state will not tolerate senseless ac