production facilities to the united states and that is a win for everybody. >> john a judge good to be with you and we have been and that most of the hour we will bring n the econ panel, really looking forward to this and glad you guys were able to jump into the chair earlier. there is a lot the american voter could have learned by listening to that. with questioning his economic plans, perhaps you learned a little bit more there. steve coach i will go to you first because fox news poll wind you are outspoken as trump economic supporter and one who advises the president. we have been outspoken the tariffs can have. did he make his case to the american voter there? >> whenever trump is talking about the economy, he is talking his home turf. we want this election to be about pocketbook issues, the ashes that americans talk about at the kitchen table. every poll has shown that americans do trust trump on the

economy and kamala harris. >> sandra: and they support tariffs and equal numbers imposing tariffs on products hurts the economy and 39% says help set. 36% in 2% said won't make a difference at all. >> i'm not a big supporter of tariffs because taxes and tariffs has the same thing, tariff is a tax. i believe working with trump in his first term, he used tariffs very effectively as a negotiating tool to get countries to do and the same in a second term. i hope we would have even freer trade under trump and hopefully, trump will get there companies to stop cheating, stealing and engaging in predatory trade practices. by the way, i love this format where trump is relaxed and not -- because that is the trump that people find appealing.

>> sandra: good to have you here, robert. to that point, it seems there is support for them, make honest look at his plan and say this would not be good for the economy. many of them were quoted recently in "the wall street journal." will this be a bigger and thicker issue for them considering most trust trump on the economy question might speak of the street journal has definitely been hitting the farmer president trump and they hit him on trade and deficits and growth. they hit him a couple of weeks ago on john deere. my view is similar to steve's. i'm not eight tariff guy and i'm not a tariff even when president obama used tariffs. but i learned to be a tariff guy when a blunt interest meant. obama used it against tires, steel, solar panels and trump used it for steel and biden is using it against dv. is b has had as a block object

code to it make sense. they were is where president trump is going down the wrong path, he is using it across the board and a business does not support that. >> sandra: to steve's point, is that a negotiation tactic? they don't think negotiation thing because tariff is the best tool. it is not, it is a tax on the consumer and an awful tool and "the wall street journal" keeps highlighting it. >> be clear, biden has not removed china tariffs in place that came from the trump administration and the five. >> you and i are in agreement for that point instrument make sense. by the way, he is talking -- let's stop making excuses for him. his quote is "across-the-board." but here is the thing, there are a lot of ways we can bring jobs in factories and business back to the united states. tariffs may be one of them, but don't forget trump wants to reduce taxes on business which

makes the united states and more attractive place to invest in any talk about deregulating the economy. he will have 150 executive orders on the day he comes and to get the regulations off at the back of american businesses to make them more competitive. they whole agenda for trump's bring businesses and capital back in the united states and the tax cut, by the way. >> sandra: i will give you a final moment, robert, final growth, sheet, quoting directly, she's got no growth plan whatsoever. we are all about growth here until he has presented that to the american voter by promising to lower taxes and deregulate. final thought. >> final thought, steve, he had a chance. manufacture pre-covid went way down and fact preconstruction went way down and he couldn't pass the infrastructure bill when he talked about it weekly. he had his chance and we did not see the manufacturing industrial america rides. we sell the opposite. i'm glad he's being challenged

on this. >> that is not adequate, robert. my book, the trump economic miracle because it had them under trump and people remember how much better the economy was. stated this is important issue and that trump trade as somehow -- the trump trade, the question are used as if defined thing like tangible thing and it is really not. by the way, if the race was leaning in trump's favor the american market at an all-time high so interesting is imitation to the former president. i digressed such a thank you very much and thank you for jumping in the chair earlier. john, picked me up here just be when i hope steeple signed the book. let's bring in richard fowler fox news contributor, rnc deputy communications director. when we think about the fate don't make way forward, kamala harris was asked "the view" is there anything you

would do differently than biden the last three and a half years? nothing immediately comes to mind. here are the voters view of the biden administration versus the trump administration which policies helped or heard of question biden 2020% help, 45% per per biden here till not much difference for biden and not much difference for trump. minus 20 on the net help for biden and 13 to the positive for trump. with kamala harris wouldn't do it think differently, that means she is tied to that record, richard and people are looking for something different in the top of the issues is the economy. >> there is no question the economy is the top because they are looking at the kitchen table trying to figure out how to make ends meet. the final two years in 2023, we saw a relatively high inflation, which is on the way down. what robert was talking about in the previous segment is what we have also seen in the past three years ago to a boom in manufacturing since joe biden put his hand on the bible

175,000 manufacturing jobs created. what donald trump is proposing and what we saw him proposed the past hour is an idea as tariff loan policy based tariff 100% tariff on all goods. from researchers, donald president put 50% tariff on washing machine's sync only on the tariff and the price of washing machines jumped 12% so the idea donald trump will put 100% tariff on all goods and the cost of inflation now will pale in comparison to inflation under the trump administration based on his own saying periods they went but the game has put high enough tariff they move manufacturing to the united states, which keeps the price low and creates jobs. >> sandra: here is the bottom line more voters are concerned about the economy in this election since 2008 when the great recession. i have a friend back home donald trump hates him personally and no interest in voting for him but she told me,

kathy, if all he does is talk about grocery prices and electricity bills from now until kingdom, even i will have to vote for him. that is the reality people are feeling. richard had an argument but that is the issue but this administration and kamala harris is not shored up the basis that people count on to win the election because the reality americans are feeling on the ground is my life is better for years ago and it is right now. contact, the embodiment what is not working in the country right now. >> john: significant erosion and some of her race groups and then not necessarily a base group. trump has improved his rating by 11 points. we put up a graphic care among black voters, kamala harris is down 20 points compared to where they were in 2020. hispanic voters, she is down ten points from where they were in 2020. and young voters, she is down three points. richard, head is not great she

is losing support among key democratic voter groups. down 20 points among black voters quite make. >> look, there's a couple of things and cyclically black voters, spending much of their time this week number one black men the number one voting and the second most hiding demographic for the democratic party outside of black women. that in the democratic party should be grateful. number to go to the vice president is rolling out a plan nine page almost ten page plan for black men what she plans to do to make their lives better if elected. >> john: lets but the graphic on the screen as you described. >> the opposite side trying to sell a shoe and favorite rapper to vote for him and made it the platinum plan from four years ago but i have a page but once again, he has not shown them how quickly how he will make their life that are. when he was the president you did not have a high-ranking black man or a black person in his white house. what is he going to do to make their life better? we don't know! he loves black man but how much do you love us and you can put a

whole page in "the new york times," innocent man should be killed periods. >> john: server, before you start i want to put up the kamala harris to win black voters plan. >> explain why kamala harris is losing support with black voters and black men as you keep outlining your and it's what donald trump is proposed so bad and if what she is proposing is so good. >> losing support is not him winning the majority of african american people. 1% or 2% -- 2% change is not winning the support of them. >> what do you see is different in this race? >> you get into the numbers and what you find is least likely voters are the ones moving over to trump. likely blackmailed voters a high percentage for kamala harris. let's be clear, kamala harris for every single one with charlemagne fed god to, and also -- real conversations.

>> john: don't you think she is awfully late in the game today that my stomach she has three weeks to close the deal. >> i will be honest with you, there is no question this is a short election cycle. but this is about contrast plane and period. when candidate sits on this desk criticizing bret baier and another candidate sits down with bret baier to have a conversation on that is the contrast between the two. >> john: folks, thinking to thank you for hanging in, i thought it was fascinating and good to watch. be sure to tune into "the faulkner focus" where. >> harris: to harris will host women in the audience and that will be fascinating as well. don't miss bret baier's exclusive interview as richard was promoting with vice president kamala harris which is also tomorrow on "special report" 6:00 p.m. eastern. a lot ahead, sandra, in the next 24 hours. >> sandra: we are walking in the middle of the week with all

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to have a lot to say when she sits down with charlemagne fed god this afternoon. this is only the latest effort by the campaign to reach black voters which will show up have been thinking about more and more voting for president trump and many more people expected a few months ago. the latest fox data said harris luster edge of michigan and had it a few weeks ago but still top democrat have the time to get their message out. >> it is going to be tight, we know that so we are working hard to make sure we get to the voters and remind them the importance of the election and talk about plan to vote and get them out to vote. >> harris may have trouble according to the arab population and there is a new report out a political that says politico may be of arab based in michigan will not endorse harris or trump for president. that helps in supporting since founded more than 20 years ago. harris will be back in pennsylvania for a fence in

pennsylvania and spent monday night in erie and during her rally, she did something new, clips have comments made by president trump in which he said america's enemy radical left lunatics and harris said those comments should have voters outraged. >> so you heard his words, you heard his words coming from him here until is talking about the enemy within pennsylvania. he is talking about the enemy within our country pennsylvania. >> i wait a bit harris brings up those comments yet again when she sits down with the consequential interview of short-lived campaign with bret baier tomorrow evening. a lot of topics to come up but harris' campaign trying to hammer home what she said last night. >> john: by the way, pokes at home want to get in on the action with bret and sent to his instagram account just a question or a topic they would like to hear discussed, they are

invited to do so. things, mark, we will check back with you soon, sandra. spaded the arrest of a man from afghanistan plotting a terrorist attack. some lawmakers are looking for answers say the dhs and state department are contradicting each other on this. let's bring an oklahoma republican congressman stephanie, one of the lawmakers making that case. welcome to you. what are you hearing or not hearing on this matter? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me on. i was really shocked to read about the arrest of ice's sympathizer on media for july wasn't given any information or briefing about the arrest. after the arrest happened, i reached out to law enforcement entities and asked for a briefing. i was actually not given that and they told me they were not able to do that. thanks to the letter i wrote to merrick garland last friday and you all picked up and shared, i

was alerted this morning that the doj is actually going to offer me a briefing. we are hoping to get that scheduled within the next 48 hours or so. looked, oklahoma knows about terrorism are to my district has seen it firsthand and i deserve answers to the question how this gentleman got into the country and whether he was here on humanitarian parole status or whether he was actually an fid referenced in the charge document that have been filed by the doj. and whether or not he had been radicalized by isis before he came to the united states or not. the disaster withdrawal from afghanistan has caused people like this gentleman to end up in the united states that should never be here. i think i deserve answers periods for duke why do you think the lack of transparency was there? >> i don't really know. i'm frustrated i did not have any insight into this arrest. but i think there are questions

many people want answers to. mark green the homeland security committed also sent a letter to alejandro mayorkas and how long has this individual and trapped here? but more importantly are there other there other individuals that are here that haven't been vetted? >> sandra: that is a big question. >> so we want to know. because we are so crunched on time and had breaking news because this was the former president donald trump last hour and obviously trying to ask explained patient policies to those as restrictive. listen. >> i want a lot of people to come into our country, but i want them to come in illegally. [cheers and applause] i don't want to have -- >> over the last three and halfe in, murderers. they are in jail for murder. summer having the death penalty.

they were released into our country. 13,099 people released into our country. we had drug dealers released and street gangs released a look at what is happening. >> sandra: want to get final thought as we approach election day where this will go and help or hurt each of the candidates. final thought. >> looked, president trump is exactly right. we welcome immigrants but they have to do at the legal weight. emphasis on gnomic daughter of an immigrant that you can't let people and without vetting properly in this particular case with the isis sympathizer is so important to me. >> sandra: thank you for joining us, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> john: sandra, back to the election pan dominates oxon's contributor and editor at large at the spectator and the latest power rankings in terms of where we are with electoral college votes. there has been a change for kamala harris because michigan has gone from lean democrat to

toss-up so kamala harris at the moment looks like she would have pretty much guaranteed 226 electoral college votes and from 219. a difference of only seven and toss-up of 93. the fact that michigan has moved down to the top subcategory, that is a significant move. >> it is a significant moves in line with trans piercing across the board with blue wall states formally consider blue all states where we seem donald trump over performed before and we have seen some of the struggles of democrats in recent years. the other thing we have there, obviously, we have the data from different senate race is, which i know we will get into which is you look at competitive senate races and we have more to go on in terms of how those candidates are behaving and what they are struggling with. for instance, we have seen them distancing from electrical vehicle mandates in michigan. that type of thing is an indication of how they think

things are going and it is not positive for democrats at the moment. i think kamala harris is struggling to find her way when it comes to an economic message, one that will appeal to the swing voters in the states and the side of the elections in previous years. i think she is struggling with the fact her opposition to fracking in the past and position on energy policies particularly in pennsylvania is a choice to navigate. not every voter believes her when she says, well coach i've changed my position in the convening years. >> john: i would like to see kamala harris in the same form being questioned by the editor in chief or bloomberg, john. very directly and pointedly on a lot of controversial issues. but she won't. because she doesn't do that kind of thing much, john periods be when i spoke to the panelists id kamala harris indelibly hitched her wagon to the biden record because remember what she said "the view."

>> if anything, would you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years? >> there is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of -- and i have been a part of most of the decisions that have impact. >> john: not a thing that comes to mind but again let's put up the fox power rankings found voters are thinking about the biden record versus the trump record of. which policies helped or hurt? biden comes up with net 20% helped which means policies hurt more than help in trump 13 points. thea connie at the standard, that looks to me like the paradigm that could decide the selection. >> i think there is a very thick must opportunity kamala had when facing -- she cut that in a couple of different forms that that was the clearest one gracefully making a distinction between her and joe biden. a good example would actually be one of her weakest points, which is the immigration issue and the border. i think if she would have said,

looked, joe biden has been around washington a heck of a lot longer than i am and i am nw to washington in comparison. if i had to anything that would be different, i think joe is loyal to the people he spent with a long time and i am somebody who demands results. when i look at something like homeland security or secretary mayorkas and you may not have to name by name that i demand results and i will demand results from cabinet under my leadership. it would be a girl boss moment to create distinction and also would not have been a policy break. it would have been a personality break. >> john: by her own admission, nothing came to mind. you talk about the senate, latest fox news power rankings show 51-49 in favor of republicans, a sleeper issue and you mentioned a couple of issues that have come up electric vehicles for example in michigan. some of the states including montana as well tammy baldwin race and sherrod brown race in

ohio. transgender athletes in women's sports. that even came up in a debate between mike rogers and in michigan. listen to this. if you care about all women, i think this is a great time to talk about title ix here too if you want to protect women, they were other ways to do it. i think that is an outlier in this particular debate and certainly does not put you on team normal. >> john: could this be a sleeper issue. >> i think it is a sleeper issue and once democrats have only woken up to the past week because it has been -- it is unexpected the, coming up debate after debate because a lot of the same people including the representatives, they voted on onthis and ways used against th. i'm sure it will come up in the texas senate debate between ted cruz and already running ads on the issue. it is something when you actually just phrase it and lay it out in basic terms, it is something most americans are strongly opposed to the democratic progressive position on this. it comes across as radical and

not normal. >> john: if you watch college football, all over the airwaves. >> i think republicans are leaning into this issue because democrats have not figured out a way to message a ramp extremist as they have. >> john: good to see you, senator. >> suing virginia over vogue or mx voter registration at play? watch jonathan turley when he joins us. >> john: plus the united states sending more aid and listen to this trips to israel about 100 u.s. forces who will be active duty and will be in a war zone. we will talk to brent sadler retired navy captain when we come back next. >> if israel does not respond militarily and we gained dominance and take the fight to the enemy fully, those threats will persist. israel must take care of their own national security just as we would.

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>> sandra: israel's minister said that iran will be precise and deadly. the biden administration urging israel to not target iran's whale fields that they may be listening. the pentagon official will join us in moments. let's get to chief correspondent, trey yingst, on the ground. the u.s. is scenting defense system to israel? >> yeah, sandra, absolutely. israel is preparing for extended conflict with iran and lurch as proxy in the region hezbollah with daily rocket fire targeting haifa and sometimes tel aviv. they were as concerns the running low on interceptor missiles for iron dome for short range system and more advanced zero system. over the past year, more than 20,000 rockets and missiles fired at israel from gaza, lebanon, iran according to local reports and white this week the united states is delivering a

bad antiballistic muscle system to help israel to protect skies and sensitive locations on the ground. while israel plays defense, the military is going on offense launching strikes against hezbollah in southern lebanon and pushing ground forces ahead. israeli military took out a hezbollah commander responsible for the group's drone unit and comes after a drone attack over the weekend that killed four israeli soldiers and central israel. continuing straits and showing gaza targeting areas in central gaza. a school was hit by israeli fire killing 22 people among the dead women and children. the grandfather of the baby killed spoke out about his grandson. >> a child like this in the war one year and 1-month-old and what is their fault? marders gaza has finished coaches gaza is over? children are dying and women are

dying and no one is looking out for us. >> the bottom line here to there is no diplomatic solution on the table to end the war between israel and hamas or israel and hezbollah but a new escalation ladder with iran. >> sandra: trey yingst on the ground and israel for us, john. >> john: sandra, pentagon official and heritage foundation senior fellow is with us now. there is greater clarity over what israel might do against iran. "the washington post" said israel a strike that sandy energy prices soaring an analyst say an attack on the country's nuclear research program in a race remaining headlines governing israel with iran triggering escalation a more direct u.s. military role. benjamin netanyahu went to go after military sites instead as israel did after iran in april that with relief in washington. is is sounding more like a

tit for tat strengthen something that would lead the iran's nose to get them to stop? at a time the regime and tehran to show early nests and weakness to effect any change on the battlefield. israel looks like they may be pushed into a tit for tat exchange which will not change the dynamics at all for hasten into the conflict of the fighting by these proxies on behalf of iran. >> john: we saw in "the washington post," benjamin netanyahu said, "we listen to the opinions of the united states but we will make final decisions based on our national interest." biden has been pushing for something striking less than economic target or nuclear target. benjamin netanyahu will make the final decision on that sounds like domestic consumption more than anything. >> eight can be. these are operationally challenging strikes to execute to go after leadership, which was one of the options. that is hard to get the position needed and if you make a

mistake, that is a huge consequence hereto if you go after the nuclear industry and enterprise, there is a lot of people he buried targets and that will take a long time to sustain erick rowan in pain to go with a huge amount of risk and no guarantee you will get everything. the whale industry, on the other hand isolated or consolidated into code geographical areas have economic impact and going after military sites like missile launching sites, you will not get everything in a one-day strike so i am not sure i see the calculation. it is a good thing israel acting on their own behest the last couple of months clearly with how things have been trans transpiring. >> john: reagan went after them. >> yes, he did. >> to. >> john: urging sea fighters. precious cargo from the united states goes to israel, the terminal high altitude defense in one of our most sophisticated interceptors. this is what -- this is what pat

rager said about "over the coming days additional u.s. military and fatah battery components arrive in israel. the fat battery to israel underscores the united states and defend americans from ballistic missile attacks by the 19. we only have seven days. says sending anyone of them over there with 100 u.s. military personnel to support it, that is a significant decision. and if kamala harris is listening, puts more active-duty soldiers and the war zone. >> no, absolutely, that redline of the u.s. involvement in the war much more stark and bright because if i ran to the sites to shoot another mass barrage, this battery will be in operation and it will be operated by u.s. troops. if any harm to, a direct attack on the u.s. as well. >> john: is that act as a deterrent or up the ante? >> it is hard to tell what the white house is calculating years there till i think they are

banking it can serve as somewhat of a deterrent against iran doing this against. that has not worked today and iran has a text through proxies, u.s. forces to unimpeded the last three and a half years. a look at this as adding capacity and does not add capability as much as it adds more missiles and to the for israel to use to defend itself on behest of the united states. >> john: we will see where this goes but it may not go anywhere go to. bread, thank you for coming in. >> all the days later hurricane milton's destruction and how many people are still right now without power. >> john: plus, voting laws may play a big role in next month's election. by the department of justice is suing the commonwealth of virginia. we will break it down with constitutional law professor, jonathan turley, just ahead. >> the timeline between election day and when you have to certify electoral votes is so tight. the real legal work in an election in the lead up to an

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speech at the justice department suing virginia for cleaning up its voter registration poles within 90 days of the election. governor youngkin said it blocks those who can't vote. illegal immigrants and citizens convicted of felonies calling the lawsuit politically motivated. let's bring in john turley, fox news contributor, great to have you here. is it literately motivated? >> thank you, sandra. it depends on who you ask of course. both sides have arguments, that justice department department says there is this law that has what is called a quiet pair to p before an election where you cannot make systemic changes to your voting rolls.

on the other side, you have the states including four states that say they found thousands of illegal aliens or unlawfully registered individuals on their books. they are trying to remove those voters. two at the states, alabama and virginia, have now been sued or just those states are saying that biden administration has opposed them every turn and not just the last few weeks. but over voter identification laws. now code to the arguments the states are making, it is not true you cannot make changes to registration records in the last 90 days. there are exceptions under the law. they are suggesting this does not clearly violate that law. this is one more effort by the biden administration to throw a stumbling block with voter i.d. and to remove ineligible voters from their roles. >> sandra: very interesting that where do you see this all

going next, by the way? >> they don't have a lot of fun way to deal with this. we are very close to the election. the court will have a tough issue here. the biden administration can't cite this prevention and say, you know, on this hope probation meant to it certain voters to vote. but alabama, look, we put people on the inactive list and sent them a form to fill out and told them you cannot really bow and you have to did this form. so courts have various options. they can have conditional voting to hold these votes until they can resolve this. they can rule for the biden administration. but the states are saying, these are individuals, include some who may be committing a criminal act. it is a crime to be noncitizen voting. this is going to get very messy, and we don't have a lot of time to work this out there just be too by the way, i want to point

this out. speaker the house, mike johnson, "face the nation" over that we can. his own version against unedited version and accusing them of deceptively everything. i want the viewers to watch it and gets a reaction out of it, john. >> you know it is against the lot to vote in federal elections. >> of course it is, of course it is that your is the problem there until there is a number of states not requiring proof of citizenship when illegals are noncitizens are registered to v. >> but respectfully, speaker -- >> everybody should want the law to be followed. >> it is against the law for two oh ends law. >> of course it is, of course it is but here's a number of that are not requiring proof of citizenship when illegals or noncitizens are registered to vote. we know that is happening. glenn youngkin in virginia

issued a law adding into the election. less than 30 days out a couple of days ago and the biden administration, department of justice biden-harris administration sued the governor the common wealth ever tended to clean out voter rolls. that creates a lot of doubt and concern in the minds of a lot of the american people. way but they do that? we want -- everyone should want will law to be followed. >> sandra: it is concerning the edited versus an unedited version. >> this is the latest concern about what the media's allowing people to hear and you have people like speaker johnson saying "i can agree to anything but a live interview anymore because i'm worried how they will edit it." you have that same endemic editing on the other side for vt harris. this goes to why trust in the meeting is an all-time low. we had a new survey showing that

people don't trust the media this feels that distressed. it couldn't come at a worse time because we need the media to help us through elections. we need clarity. we need neutrality and we need objectivity. what they are seniors advocacy. said they are turning away from mainstream media. this is a great example of that. >> sandra: very interesting stuff there and jonathan turley always appreciate when you can join us. thank you very much. >> thank you, sandra. >> john: always good to see the professor. more and more residents say say they are communities by hurricane milton and how many can remain without power? we go live to florida coming up next. ♪ ♪ holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning?

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>> be said before the first storm and before the second storm, don't even think about using those as an opportunity to take advantage of people who may be in dire straits. if you live it or in illegal activity, we will hold you accountable. >> john: florida governor ron desantis earlier this hour warning people not to take advantage of victims from hurricane milton. nearly 200,000 people remain without power and flooding western florida making recovery operations even more challenging. jonathan serrie is on the ground

and bradenton beach florida. we see the scenes have devastation behind you, jonathan and how long will it take for the communities to get back on their feet? >> very dramatic damage and power is being restored to the communities. some businesses are already be opening. as far as the queen up and as far as getting the communities to looking how they did prior to the storm, officials say it could take as long as a year. bradenton beach suffered some of the worst damage, heavy winds battered some of the older single-story homes and smaller structures are washed away completely. >> unfortunately, we don't know the fate of our beach keeping massage. we have been known for that for 14 years. aerial shots show the tiki hut in the middle of the drive a few days ago. >> according to the tracking service power outage .us approximately 80,000 customers

are still without electricity most of them in the tampa bay area. utility crews hope to have power restored nearly everyone by the end of the day. according to gas but he, 80% of gas stations have fueled that tampa and sarasota, 50% of gas stations still empty and atlantic coast the man who wrote the storm out at his mother-in-law's house returned to his home in the town of stewart to find small alligator in his swimming pool. he called state wildlife officers and they believe animal became disoriented and nearby retention pond and climbed over a chain-link fence surrounding the man's home. john, as you can imagine the homeowner is going to try to show up that fence even more to prevent any more unwanted visitors, john. >> john: thankfully, it was a small >> john: thankfully it wasa sma. thankfully he had a swollen.

that don't adenison, thank you. we'll be right back.

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