adelson was raised among the soaring palm trees and beaches of sunny south florida. her well-heeled family operated a lucrative dentistry clinic named the adelson institute near ft. lauderdale, where father harvey and brother charlie handled the drilling and filling, and her mother donna coordinated patient care. attorney michael weinstein has known the family since childhood. >> harvey opened up his dental practice 40 years ago in tamarac, florida, and he has been a pillar of the dental community, doing a great job for patients for the past 40 years. >> reporter: tell me about wendi. what is she like? >> wendi has -- is an incredibly bright, incredibly intelligent individual. >> reporter: while wendi adelson was a serious and committed law student, her best friend tova walsh says she was more free-spirited and quirky than her straight-laced boyfriend, >> welcome to "the weakest link." >> reporter: once appearing on that old quiz show "the weakest link." >> when i was little i wanted to be a giraffe. >> is there anything else you dreamed of? >> well, i was in the cir

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people in south florida love reptiles. carl is one of them. it is like starbucks down there was a snake at 3:00 in the morning in the area. people get these things and have them in their condominiums and at some point run out of crack. we are living with a carnivorous reptile. and they let them go and they are out of the everglades and they reproduce like crazy and with no natural enemies there are thousands and thousands of them. the state of florida decides to get rid of them and comes up with the python challenge. .. i the big thing with how you kill the python and you would think -- i would have thought the way to do it is to hack the python's head off but, no, they're very strict. that's not how to you kill them. if you cut the snake's head off the snake keeps thinking. the brain keeps thinking. they don't say what it's thinking. holy sh. >> you have to destroy the brain and the python. the first year -- keep the numbers in mind. the estimates range in the tens of thousands, some people say hundreds of thousands out there. and we have peo

i want to encourage everyone in south florida to come out to zoo miami this sunday, march 12, for the families for fragile x monkey madness 5-k run-walk. fragile x syndrome is the most common cause of inherited intellectual disability which results in a wide range of mental and physical impairments. it is also the most common known genetic cause of autism. through events like the upcoming 5-k run-walk, organizations like the national fragile x foundation, and the families for fragile x, are working to raise awareness and advance groundbreaking research. these events also bring together those impacted by fragile x in our community and provide them with the essential support and encouragement so that no one family hats to go through this journey alone. i ask everyone in south florida to join michelle and her son as well as hundreds of other patients, caregivers, and friends whose lives have been empacted by fragile x, this sunday for the monkey madness 5-k run-walk. you can register at families for fragile x dot-com. mr. speaker, i'd like to recognize the friendship circle of miami, a p

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it is in our best interests and they are changing and no longer breaking laws like in south florida, a few others will follow suit. it is about time. charles: south florida feel like 10 or 20 more coming gone and major cities want to become sanctuary cities. >> the supreme court agrees with trump that at the end of the day they take money from the federal government, they have to do with the federal government says, a great point here. how much can you withhold? the reality is he can't withhold every single dollar. >> they should withhold money from these municipalities and use it to build a wall. >> we can finance the wall or leverage it out and if new york city wants to be a sanctuary city we should -- federal government should withhold all that money and build a certain portion of the wall in mexico, new york's portion of the wall. >> what is interesting, the president is a good negotiator used in making deals. charles: this is not about negotiation. when you harbor people who came here legally and committing crimes since they have been here that is fine. >> i understand your poin

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. >>> heartbreak tonight for another local family after a murder in south florida. >> the victim here just 25 years old from buoy, maryland. theodore teddy brown travels a lot for work. tuesday morning someone shot and killed him inside his florida hotel. news 4 meagan fitzgerald spoke to his family tonight. >> he had an appetite for love, for food, for music, for family. >> he's a beautiful child. he just hold you so tight, you say, oh, teddy. >> reporter: at just 25 years old, teddy brown had his entire life ahead of him. >> teddy was a jack of all trades. teddy did maintenance, cooked. >> reporter: his cousin and grandmother say teddy was a hard worker. he was dependable and that's the reason why his catering company trusted him twice a year to travel to miami. his company was one of the food vendors at the miami gardens jazz festival. teddy was staying at the courtyard marriott, which is in miami-dade county. it's also where his life ended. police say his co-worker found his lifeless body in the hallway on tuesday morning just before 1:30. investigators say he had been shot. >> i

further south is nawsberry farm where families across south florida will travel to pick up fresh produce, and of course wait in line for fresh homemade cinnamon rolls. founded as a family farm in 1956, it has since become a miami staple with generation after generation making the trip to south dade to pick up fresh produce and baked goods. the farm success is thread leading to partnerships with other south florida small business that is use their cinnamon rolls to create the doughnuts and ice cream. it's important we celebrate these small businesses, mr. speaker, because they provide hope, opportunity, and jobs to so many americans in my district and across the country. it's critical for us to continue advancing policies in this congress that will continue allowing these small businesses the opportunity to provide hope and jobs for so many americans. hank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. schiff, for five minutes. mr. schiff: mr. speaker, 100 years ago next months on april 2, 1917, president woodrow wilson stood in this cha

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florida. -- hispanics in south florida. andyounger cubans, sons grandsons and daughters and granddaughters of the exiles are at johnl pissed off kennedy and are willing to vote more like young people. that is why you see the shift in american policy towards a lightning of cuban sections, before the obama administration, it was the clinton administration. politics in south florida have a dramatically changed. it is safe to argue that it stayed away did for so long because of political reasons. not because of any national security reasons. most of the community realized cuba is not a threat. >> any speculation on your part as to what happens in cuba when raul eventually dies? >> they have a designated successor. they have a guideline of who is in his 50's. going on he has 40 years he can be in charge. there is a designated successor. the cubans i talked to said that is not necessarily meaning anything. when raul dies of there may be a couple for who is in charge --a tussel for who is in charge. policiesikely keep the the same

. >>> the 25th ranked temple team facing south florida in the conference tournament semifinals. south for the owls. temple knocked out 63-58. 24-7 record, they wait to see who and where they will play in the ncaa. temple men, they win today. the union kick off the season tonight. they're looking to get off on the right foot. remember last year they were in first place in may before having a massive collapse and nearly missing the playoffs. union opened the season on the road in vancouver. scoreless second half. pick it up, 66th minute. how about the corner kick? union defender, rosen berry, guarding the boast. keeps the shot from going in. and the union and white caps are still scoreless right now. we are in stoppage time. see if they can pick up a win on the road. four on the road all of last season. >> thank you. >> okay. >> a tennis tournament in south america going to the dogs. for the second year a protennis tournament in brazil using shelter dogs to remove tennis balls from the court. six dogs looking to be adopted already showed off this weekend. last year four shelter do

scott: in south florida, temperatures were hotter inside than out, after the miami-dade commissioners signed off on the mayor's plan for the county to become less of a sanctuary. mayor gimenez: we are also a country of laws. if you are a criminal, if you are arrested, you will be treated like everyone else. scott: the mayor's new policy requires local law enforcement to keep anyone already arrested and jailed for an extra 48 hours if federal immigration authorities want to pick them up. cheryl little: i was shocked, when someone called me and said, "did you hear what mayor gimenez did?" i didn't believe it. chris christopherson: so if you think about this iceberg here as content up on the internet, the dark web or the deep web represents everything that's underneath that water level. sharyl: fbi special agent chris christopherson agreed to show us how the dark web works. chris christopherson: we put a site and banner to notify the people on the forum, on the marketplace, say "hey, we're investigating these things. it is illegal, and these are crimes, and you'll get punished for them."

they beat south florida. they're going to the american conference tournament. that's the look at sports. back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now to check in with kate snow for a look at what's coming up on nbc "nightly news." good evening, kate. >> good evening. coming up, breaking news. fbi director comey asked the justice department to reject the claim that president obama ordered the tapping of his phone before the election. >>> plus, a scandal in the marine corps which is investigating the sharing of nude photos of women among military personnel and veterans. also, how some states and counties, including in philadelphia, are billing parents when their kids are in juvenile detention. some calling it double punishment, and philly's taking action on this right now. and a school music program that helps young people achieve in ways that go far beyond learning the notes. that's in portland, oregon. when we see you for nightly news. >> thanks, kate. we'll be right back. >>> erika is back with a final check of the forecast. we're going to start warming up. >> yes,

. >> if you look at the lists, they are almost entirely from south florida and recent arrivals from cuba and they leave to cuba with millions of dollars. it has been covered by the press in south florida and people may not think that seniors are not victims. >> all programs are available at c-span.org on our home page and searching the video library. guest: hinged on constitutionality, is this a ban on religious minorities. and the advocates who fought against it said this is a muslim ban and no other way to see it. the administration said this is not a muslim ban but a temporary halt as they described it on certain people coming into the country from regions that had security issues. governments that can't assist the united states government in properly vetting who those individuals are. host: how does the new version accomplishes it? guest: it takes iraq out of the mix. there are now six countries. guest: let's hear from rex tillerson. nd get his thoughts on it. host: let's hear from rex tillerson. get his thoughts, and expand if you would like. secretary tillerson: upon the initial ex

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from the big match up against south florida, and this morning's. >> this afternoon we invite to you join us ace senator pat toomey conduct live social media conversation here in our cbs-3 studios. jessica dean will be asking the senator your questions that you smith via facebook live. looking forwards to hearing from you this afternoon. >>> this cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning with jim donovan, rahel solomon, katie fehlinger, pat gallen, and meisha johnson. >> welcome back everyone, the temple owls spent their weekend in tampa for their final regular game. >> here's lesley van arsdall with this morning's sports report. >> sixers at home tonight against the bucks, helping to rebounds after saturday's embarrassing lost to detroit. meanwhile temple on the road down in tampa taking on south florida yesterday in their final regular season game. to the first half, score typed, coming up with a three, that will give temple the lead. we jump ahead to the second, temple with nine-point lead. thorpe with mid range jumper from outside of the lane. twenty-one-point, but will net lever out. late

and beat south florida 70-50. temple moves on to the american conference tournament. check this out, a finish from the nba comes down to the celtics. lay-ups high at the game. celtics turned the ball over. tyler gets the rock, time winding down right in front of this. what a finish. no one around here cares about that. i'm danny from csn. we'll be right back. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> a new york man told investigators he wanted to become a suicide bomber for isis and then admitted to trying it twice. the fbi arrested 26-year-old elvis at his parent's house on long island friday. investigators say he tried twice to get into syria in the past two years to join isis fighters. he was in federal court ye

politics in south florida have a dramatically changed. it is safe to argue that it stayed away did for so long because of political reasons. not because of any national security reasons. most of the community realized cuba was not a threat. mid-1960's people realize this. does that answer the question? >> yes. >> we will go to decide and come back over here. >> any speculation on your part as to what happens in cuba when raul eventually dies? >> they have a designated successor. they have a guy lined up. he is in his 50's. with the trend going on he has 40 years he can be in charge. [laughter] there is a designated successor. the cubans i talked to said that that does not necessarily mean when raul dies, there will be a couple who will tussel for who is in charge. he will likely keep the policies the same way they are today. they were smart enough to realize they should name somebody. he is like the attorney general. he is a government official who as, whennamed by raul i step down -- raul is not dying anytime soon. he is pretty help you.

in south florida, the ocean. always the ocean. the vast churning tropical waters. for the aging friends, still remembering it is lynn's marker, too. after a violent death, the place where they prayed she might finally rest in peace. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday, connecting the dots between the trump campaign and russia. after telling the senate this -- >> i did not have communications with the russians. >> attorney general jeff sessions concedes he did meet with the russian ambassador. >> i have recused myself in the matters that deal with the trump campaign. >> the growing evidence of the trump-russia connection threatens to consume the opening months of donald trump's presidency. i will talk to republican senator marco rubio, a member of the senate intelligence committee. >>> plus, what happens next? many democrats are calling for sessions to resign. >> the attorney general, the top cop in our country, lied under oath. >> attorney general sessions should resign. >> this morning my interview with the senate democr

it's an outrage, it is grotesque, it has been extensively covered by the press in south florida treated people are notk that seniors abused, they are victims. >> all c-span programs are available at www.c-span.org, on our homepage, and by searching the video library. the national association for business economics host of policy conference in washington, d.c next peter navarro, white house trade council director, talks about the trade policy goals of the shrub administration. this is 50 minutes. >> good morning. >> -- to be president of name. made is the voice of business economics in america and globally. 33rde here today for the economic policy conference, wonderful to see some any of you with us here. ,ur conference theme this year is recalibrating policy growth for policy or sustained growth. i think that is quite apropos, given the topics that will be debated at our first opening session. ourdelighted to invite moderator for the session, frank not tough, chief economist -- economist of core logic, and cochair of our planning committee come for this conference, to introduce our spea

today in the regular season finale against south florida. rhodes with one of the his six stealses. and then the slam the other way. temple by a dozen. face east carolina thursday in the conference tournament. over to soccer, union opened the season in vancouver. scoreless second half. 66th minute, vancouver, the corner kick. and rosebarry embarrassing the post. ends in an exciting scoreless draw. all right. five weeks from tonight the flyers season comes to an end. they are three points out of the final playoff spot. play houdini, mike, do the flyers make the playoffs? >> no. >> why? >> because they're not consistent enough. they'll win a game. they're not scoring five on five. the goaltending -- now ride mason. now they're going to ride mason and try to get what they can out of him. just, you know, they don't have the look of a playoff team. they're just not consistent enough to put enough points together to get in the playoff spot. i don't think they're going to do it. >> and one of the biggest issues than claude giroux. he says the flyers have been fighting for their lives. one

>> in the courtyard of books of books in beautiful on this beautiful night here in south florida. so we welcome you to our store.

especially maybe because we're in south florida. but fair statement? >> i went with a group of them to cuba and we just cam back a couple of weeks ago where i picked up this horrible cold, and otherwise great trip, and there is. and we -- we know each other. we try to support each other and we just did an event last saturday here. with the cuban at fiu. yeah. >> while here. >> i want to show this book as well by anna. this is -- loving what is this about? >> that's my second book, my first novel, and it's about a woman who goes back to cuba to find out what happened to her mother. her mother abandoned her to the states with her grandfather and stayed in cuba. and developed a love affair with -- [inaudible conversations] may or may not have been in her mind. and it ruins her life and ruins her daughter's life, and yeah. to voice. >> this is an autograph copy that we pick here at books and books. [laughter] hard to get back. [laughter] >> that's the end of her david the historian has a new book coming out in april is that a u must read? in -- i think you

what we have in florida, what we have in south florida, in particular today, is an outrageous case of medicare fraud. i say this to you with a cuban american with deep regret and sometimes shame about this reality. we have literally 50 to 100 individuals mostly recent arrivals from cuba who arrive in the united states, somehow figure out how to set up a medicare company, usually a storefront, often a p.o. box. they then acquire a medicare numbers from a runner, somebody who works at a hospital, and they begin to bill those medicare numbers for no services provided. to the tunes of hundreds of thousands of dollars. i've been flat-out told by law enforcement in south florida in particular, if they don't get greedy and are willing to steal $200 to $300 a month, they're probably not going to get caught. they're stealing to the tune of millions of dollars. the list of the top most wanted medicare fraudsters in america they are almost entirely from south florida and almost entirely recent arrivals from the island of cuba and when we're about to arrest them, they know they're coming, they le

florida just kept on moving. nothing to see there. >>> in the m southwest texas investigators are looking into a deadly head-on crash. at least 13 members of a church were killed when their van collided with a truck's driver person in the van were also injured. a witness who was behind one of reckless driving before the incident. church members gathering as news of the crash started to spread. >> lift us up. lift this church up. lift the people on the bus up. lift their even the driver of the other car, you know, i don't know what happened to him or her, but too. >> the prayers of the church members there. counselors available today to comfort those who are grieving. >>> police are reledeils on the with murder in a botched oklahoma home invasion. saying she planned the investigators say 21-year-old elizabeth rodriguez was supposed to be the getaway ly took threee boys to a home outside tulsa on monday. then made them return to the house to s valuables. all three were shot to death by the homeowner's son. drove of

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he was a third round pick in 2013 out of south florida. championship season underway after going 28 and three. the villanova wildcats had their eyes on the conference championship. the cats are heading to new york in the beg east tournament. last career the cats lost to seton hall in the championship game. they know they're going to have to step up the game. >> the guys know they know that we got beat last year. we know we gotting to up there and play our best >> it's going to be the same outcome. >> phillies pitcher came to clearwater. pitched four seasons before a bad shoulder forced him to retire. he wants to share his knowledge. help become more mentally focused. >> just a great opportunity to get out here and be around the guys and especially with young players, it's exciting for a guy like myself to come in and watch and if i can share ache. >> pretty sure he's the one. >> up >>> walking theed blue carpet here in philadelphia. >>> the sixers replace the traditional red car's with blue. sixers players coaches and alum alumni. robert c

he was a third round pick in 2013 out of south florida. championship season underway after going 28 and three. the villanova wildcats had their eyes on the conference championship. the cats are heading to new york in the beg east tournament. last career the cats lost to seton hall in the championship game. they know they're going to have to step up the game. >> the guys know they know that we got beat last year. we know we gotting to up there and play our best >> it's going to be the same outcome. >> phillies pitcher came to clearwater. pitched four seasons before a bad shoulder forced him to retire. he wants to share his knowledge. help become more mentally focused. >> just a great opportunity to get out here and be around the guys and especially with young players, it's exciting for a guy like myself to come in and watch and if i can share ache. >> pretty sure he's the one. >> up next. why pennsylvania is getting the law requires many to get their child abuse clearances. are you one of them? if you're a coach sunday school teacher a scou

as it stands, it will cut much needed help for south florida support and elderly population. need a plan that will do more to protect them." how do you reassure members of congress like her? >> remember, you still have to go through a budget committee and rules committee. remember why we are here. now because of obamacare, which in essence did two things, exchanges and expansion of medicaid, now in america, one-third of all america only has one provider. you've got some states like tennessee with humana pulling out, 16 counties with their provider then you have a bill that punishes you even though you cannot get healthcare because you don't have healthcare. our premiums continue to rise. the 23 co-ops created, 18 of them have already collapsed. medicaid is on an unsustainable path. so do we ignore it and let that collapse or do we do something about it? i believe when you look at the cbo report -- and remember, they did not get it analyzed peer this is phase 1 of 3 phases, they did not do phase ii or phase three. i think when everyone has all of the information before them, w

florida. on surveillance video you can see the robbers waving abbey pointing their guns at -- and pointing gun at people. the cashier gave them as much money as she could. >>> a woman crashed her car into a lake in luzerne county because she was distracted by her cell phone. she was looking for directions yesterday afternoon. it does talk to you you don't have to look at it. luckily she was able to get out of the car on her own and she wasn't hurt. >>> the flyers host the florida panthers, they traded mike straight to the lightning. they flipped him to pittsburgh for a 4th round draft pick and 7th round draft pick. >>> the hunt is on for a piano playing pooch who has gone missing from a florida home. >> the church added glitter to its ashes on ash wednesday. we'll tell you what it meant and why it made some upset. >> the owners of this dog that plays piano are desperately trying to find their pet. he went missing after a house guest left the door open. finnegan is his name. the family hired a

. >> family in south florida is living in fear now that their suv has been stolen not once, but twice. >> surveillance video captured thieves blakeing into matthew ross' suv early monday morning, then driving off. the car was recovered a short time later thanks to on star. but the thieves apparently brandon yet. less than week later happened again. >> if it is the same people, knowing the car was tracked and picked upright away, i didn't think that they would do it again so quickly. but, you know, it was surprise to go me. >> and recently discovered list car keys were missing but thought nothing of it, only after watching the surveillance video that he revealized the crooks had his thieves. >> there, stupid criminals, on star, they can find the car. >> criminals tends to be -- >> not exactly the most bright people? >> -- not with it? exactly. >> time 5:15. time to get a check on the forecast. >> so katie tracking storms. how bad do you think they'll be? >> potentially see local gusty thunderstorms, already lightning reported with some of the cells firing up on storm scan. we will get

. >> everyone closing out the regular season and templeton the road taking on tampa and south florida in their regular season game. score tide at 20. freshman alani moore comes up big with the 3 gives temple the lead. we jumped to the second temple 9 point lead and g eno jumper from outside the lane. and usf with 21 points and temple never let up in this on one. later in the second the alls up by 10. huge through gives temple 13 point lead. they win 7-60. and next up for owls have east carolina. >> and spring training in clearwater. phillies face the tigers. fill liz down. brett with the solo home run to left field and phillies trail 4-0 now phils able to mount a come back bottom of the 6. we have freddie galvis at the plate and quarter of deep right field and looks like home run at 1st and stays in. ryan hanign scores on this one. bottom of the 7th. phillies have the lead. hector gomez at the plate. this he hits deep right field. that's out of reach for the outfielders. phillies take the 3-point lead and go on to win this one 8-5. flyers with the day off. they face off with sabers tu

. >>> two brushfires are burning across 700 acres in south florida in palm beach county. high winds are making it difficult to contain them. neither fire is pose ago threat to homes. >>> the sixers host the milwaukee bucks tonight. they suffered a loss against the pistons on saturday night. >>> a police officer was in the right place at the right time, he not only delivered a baby girl on the side of the road, he soon after saved her life. >>> we have two hotel workers who were attacked and a camera caught the whole thing. >> reporter: we're looking at a chilly bus stop dress the kids warmly. 26 by 6:00 a.m., 28 by 8:00 a.m. things get better this afternoon, i'll have the 1 hour forecast coming up next. hershey's miniatures. we pour 'em! we pass 'em! we pick 'em! delicious fun for everyone. hershey's miniatures are mine, yours, our chocolate. yours, dryers were battling it out for a parking spot, in reality it was a an accident that ended up on top of the other, the 1959 corvett, the driver of the ford hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes. >> every time i see people in

. >> watch as a driver comes to the rescue after a serious crash in south florida. you can see the man carrying a baseball bat which he used to break the window of the jeep. the driver passed out and slammed into the wall. the tires started to smoke, rescuers shut off the suv and got the driver out safely. >> a horrifying discovery from a family in georgia, a man spray something on the on -- toy in the yard. the family is calling for an investigation. you can seem the person spraying something on the slide. this happened thursday morning. they believe this is some sort of poison like we'd killer because of the dead spots on the lawn where the suspect walked. >> something to burn or kill the grass was in that. it would have to be a poison us substance. they gave the video to the police, no other neighbors have reported anything like this, many are saying they are installing security cameras, as well. >> the sixers beat the boston celtics 105-99. they start a five game road trip in orlando today. >>> flyers are five points out of the playoff spot following a rally las

in south florida, some of the warmest winter on record. did punxsutawney phil get it wrong? >> six more weeks of winter it shall be. >> reporter: for the first time in 48 years more snow in seattle than minneapolis this year. for the first time in nearly 150 years, no snow on the ground in chicago during january and february. >> just take a look at these temperatures as we make our way in through march. a huge portion of the country expecting with above average temperatures. >> reporter: according to the calendar winter won't end for three weeks. for many it feels like summer is just around the corner. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> still ahead, fighting cancer. new hope if you or someone you love is battling fatigue that comes with treatments. what new research says you should try first before turning to drugs. >>> also the big scare involving a passenger plane at one of the busiest airports in the nation. >>> we're back now with medical news about fighting cancer and battling those debilitating side effects from treatments that the patients need to help them g

. >> a south florida man is being hailed as a hero for coming to the rescue of a sheriff deputy, david begnaud has the newly released video. we warn you, it's intense. >> cell phone video shows the attacker on top of a sheriff's deputy near fort myers florida. deputy first class dean bards had been in a high-speed chase with 53 year old edward strawter when the chase ended and the deputy tried to sub diseu the suspect, he was tackled to the ground. kimberly was a witness. >> he threw the officer to the ground so violently. i mean it was just-- it was awful. he started punching and hitting and hitting and hitting. i thought he was going to kill him. >> as he strad eled the deputy, investigators say he was going for the deputy a gun, bystander a shad russell, him in blue, pulls a weapon and approaches the two men. the deputy bigs russell to shoot the attacker. investigators told russell told the suspect he would shoot him if he didn't stop beating the deputy. then gunfire. >> oh [bleep] oh [bleep]. >> after the shooting, rustle drops his weapon, as you see him walk away. apparently dazed

florida. folks there are enjoying more than the freshly made hogies. the wawas in palm beach county are selling gas for $1.99. the state average is $2.29 according to aaa. other stations are lowering prices to compete. some drivers said they waited in line for an hour to get the gas. >>> this morning young professionals from across philadelphia are waking up with perhaps a better understanding of what it's like to be homeless. more than 140 people slept outside in cardboard boxes at the friends center in center city last night to raise awareness for homeless youth and to raise money for covenant house that provides food and shelter for them. >> people get to come here, meet our kids and hear the stories. our kids have stories of real tragedy but also stories of triumph. our young people work incredibly hard to overcome and to succeed and build themselves lives of inspiration and stability. >> last night the young professionals raised $136,000 for covenant house. >>> this week's wednesday's chi

florida. you can see the man carrying a baseball bat which he used to break the window of the jeep. the driver passed out and slammed into a wall. rescuers got the driver out safely. >>> a manhunt continues in tennessee where a former teacher abducted 15-year-old student. neither has been seen since last monday when he took the girl and went on the run. eva pilgrim tells us the man was armed. >> reporter: the frantic search intensifying for the missing tennessee teen and her former teacher accused of kidnapping her. authorities sending out a nationwide alert saying the student is in immanent danger. >> we miss you, i miss you, please, please come home. >> reporter: school officials confirming that 50-year-old tad comings was 15-year-old elizabeth thomas' health science teacher. an investigation report witnessed miss comings kissing beth thomas. she was removed from the class while they investigated. the family said the father was never alerted by the school and found out about the incident ins

it is extensively covered by the press in south florida. all c-span programs are available at c-span.org on our own page by searching the video library. the nonprofit jewish advocacy held itstreet conference in washington, d.c. this past week to discuss the israeli-palestinian conflict and middle eastern policy. a portion of the event included a discussion from leaders of several other advocacy organizations. over one hour. moment thatitical has felt so turbulent, it is inspiring and necessary to visit with all of you this weekend. many of the events of the past week have been genuinely scary for the jewish and muslim communities and a way that felt almost surreal. today alone there were 16 new bomb threats across the country. on friday, there was an attack on a mosque in tampa. this is not to mention the desecration of jewish communities. a genuinely scary moment, we are also seeing jewish and muslim communities showing up for each other in really incredible ways. >> the muslim community raised funds to repair the damage secretaries that c

color="#ffff00">the florida gators lost big to color="#ffff00">the south carolina gamecocks last night. >> tough defeat for the gators. also suffering a stunning upset on friday, the washington elephants. >> a huge disappointment. let's go live to their coach now. >> we came really close today, but we came up short. >> and by short, he means a crushing, embarrassing defeat of historic proportions. >> if i were coach ryan, i'd stick my head in the sand and pray for fire ants to gnaw at my face so no one would recognize me. >>