time. a couple of rookies are actually battling for starting jobs. hargraves has been playing at nickel but he is pushing for the starting quarterback, and showing off the pass rush tough to block with even two guys on him and dirk koetter says it will be great to see his guys playing on friday but the most important things is to avoid the injuries. >> i want to healthy, we can say all we want but just in the next couple of days we get some guys guys nic, you have to have the best guys on the field come opening day, but again we are going to be mixing and matching lineups trying to protect guys' health.

his first touch down as a dolphin. it is hoped he can reenergize the running game, but jones getting tangled up and comes up limping. that is not good news. he would not return to the game. men time the f falcons are in te red zone. and area early start tonight. tonight. robert weiner and his plant panthers will be playing on saturday in mobile, the panthers are going to take the bus to alabama for some team bonding. they will be playing aa schools in tuscaloosa named after bear bryant. >> they are big and i think it's

match-up, their kids are bigger and bulkier and maybe even a little bit slower if that is the right word but maybe just a little more just bigger. and our kids are maybe a little sleeker. so it is a classic match-up. >> it is, a classic. power verses speed. >> before we go a popular attraction at am >> well, tonight workers had to clean it all up and you would think they would have some giant suction device but no, they were out there using tiny trash cans and their hands to scoop up all 1.2 million balls and they are still there tonight i'm sure workiworking hard but we apprece it.

it here after seeing it elsewhere and after seeing our success the city of city any has decided to bring it there. >> don't go away, money, power and politics is next. >> from all of us here at fox 1,

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visit florida ends a controversial state contract we have investigated for months, and while zika spreads through florida and congress stays on break, john wilson is fired up. plus charlie laduff investigates racial tensions across the nation. >> too many excuses. >> craig: while our leaders are missing in action. >> money is money. >> craig: this is "money, power and politics." well of the night, we have a fo follow-up of our investigation on state spending on secret contracts with celebrities, and specifically mr. 35. >> mr. 305 checking in for the remix. >> craig: we know pit bull makes money in r ark p, but we don't know how much more he is making off of florida taxpayers. ? >>reporter: because visit florida, the agency that pays

do deals in secret. it won't disclose financial details of other deals and won't publish its own staff salary and we are paying this private 70 million state taxes and next year 78 million. >> an enormous amount of money shrouded in secrecy to benefit giant corporations. >> craig: for whatever we paled, we showed how pit bull has given out shout outs in advice flit in some of his tweets the advice flit logo on a soccer jersey. congratulated florida for hitting the 105 million visitor march and tweeted visit hotels in florida. but he repeatedly promoted our tourism competitor las vegas as this thank you vegas, viva las vegas and want to go to las vegas and visit florida has pulled the plug on its secret deal with pit bull. we still don't know how much it

it call for more transparency and to justify the deals and visit florida has decided not to renew that particular contract. well, the second big point of the night, trump has in fact changed his immigration policies after ann culter wr wrote, there is nothing that trump will do that won't be forgiven except change his immigration policies. >> go a step further. they will pay back taxes. they have to pay taxes. >> craig: after pledging to mass deport all people living the good ones may be able to stay if they pay back taxes. check thought tweet from conservative radio host mark levin, trump just adopted jeb bush's gang of 8 position. what can he say. trump has backed off of his call for mass deportation and abandoned his proposed ban on foreign muslims entering the country fwiving yeb bush reason to gloat what he said last

muslims is all like an alternative university that he created. the reality is that is not going to happen and people will be deeply frustrated and divides will grow in our country. >> craig: third big point, trump meanwhile is turning the tables. he has taken a lot of heat that even leadership in his own country construed as racist. he called hillary clinton a b bigot. >> hillary clinton is a bigot. >> craig: trump cannot the bell on things he aid and debates race that we will drill into later in the show. we have tis all across the nation that are already on edge and charlie laduff is in milwaukee after another shooting sparked days of violent protest. >> the songs become the same. cop shoots black man. angry crowd gathered egged on by the media. the crowds back up and the crowd goes away and the corner

media packs up its lights and waits for the next one. waits for the next one. [bleep] >> reporter: that first week no elected leaders come to this corner on the north side of milwaukee, not the mayor, not the big-talking sheriff, not the governor, not the presidential candidates, they talk big from far away. but the corner runs itself. >> you have accomplished liberal mainstream media in milwaukee and this is happening nationwide that is afraid ask dysfunctional underclass for self-evaluation. >> the democratic party has failed and betrayed the

everybody -- >> the absentee father of the dead man eventually takes some responsibility but only after the deed done. >> i just got out of jail probably two months ago. but going back and forth in yale and they see these things. i would like to apologize to my kids because this is the role model they look up to. >> reporter: this one is a little different. seville smith, a black man was killed cop. he had a stolen handgun and 500 round of ammunition. the extent of the official version of the event. there is body cam video, but it has not been released nor has the officer's name. in this vacuum, the neighborhood fills the void. some of it rumor. some of this conspiracy. none of it good. the officer and the dead man may have known each other. the wisconsin attorney general is investigating. >> i heard there was always om

was something with seville and the guy and his girlfriend or something like that. the baby's mama or something. >> he is our age. he is black too. and he knows seville. that's -- that's real ironic to me. makes me feel more than being a police officer. i feel like there was some personal feelings in there too. >> reporter: around here, you might say the true city hall is located o down the way from the gas station. the barbershop. >> you have to be here to eit. because like i said it was peaceful at first until the police got -- got the people on the news 24 hours. now -- now it is like, okay, hey, get up here. come on, dog, come up here. lights, camera, action.

let's get it. >> we never had this much attention in milwaukee. we have been having killings. we have been having cop killings. never had this. we have kids that never graduated high school and never had a job past ten years. they want some kind of recognition. they want to be seen. they want to be heard. >> we need help. we need help for sherman park. every community around the country need help because they put all the money in those shiny big buildings they are building downtown. they are employing not my color. they are not me. >> now you have kids that -- that are out here with no fathers because they got took out the house because of the government programs to get benefits. >> the kennedy administration. >> and they decided to leave the house in exchange for -- >> no, no, no, no. >> she said thank you. >> there you go. that ain't true. i am -- >> but us black people, we got so many excuses why this is happening or why this is going

the real fact is take responsibility. there are jobs out here. go find them. go find them. i was a single mama. i work every single damn day. i take care of my children. i don't need a man. too many excuses. man, that starts at home, mama, daddy, you take responsibility. snatch your damn kid up and let them know that is what it is. get it together. >> reporter: black and white and blue. we got a problem in america, that's for sure. the corner is on fire. but we have always had problems in america. today, it's more than black versus white says the barber on burly street. bigger problem he says is gr green. >> money. it's money. money is the answer of all things. >> reporter: and none here in. >> there's none here.

more on charlie's travels on our youtube. craig patrick's "money, power and politics" and you will find satire and hard news investigations you may have missed. coming up, as zika is spread into tampa bay and congress has failed to act, john wilson gives them what for on his view. and we have a new plan to help people watched in college

. this is a very unusual virus. >> craig: zika causes severe birth detects and mosquitoes spread it into florida and we learned of the first locally transmitted case in tampa bay. reeach for a vaccine may come to a halt because money is running out and congress is gridlocked and on break until next month. time for trait talk with our former anchor john wilson. >> craig: so we have a zika cris we have washington sitting on its hands, congress divided and gridlock playing out for mo months. how can this happen? >> you have got the worst of congress here in front of us, craig. probably the best of florida trying to overcome a very difficult problem and doing a fairly decent job, but we need -- the state of florida needs a lot of money here and congress can't provide it. because they are more concerned about potential cuts in ebola, potential cuts in climate change.

in all of this confusion. and this political division that has overtaken washington. >> craig: you have this planned $1.1 billion plus from the republicans. the president calling for $1.9 billion. they can't seem to come together and their plans seem to be laced in politics. >> see that's where we came from on this discussion. we had no communication between the president of the united states and congress. he wasn't calling them in regularly, the leadership the way previous presidents have done that and tried to have a relationship with congress on both house and the senate. he wasn't doing that, so here he goes to congress with a good idea. i need a billion dollars to help florida and protect these people and instead the political divisions kick in and no relationship with them other than a political adversary. >> craig: you have leadership in the house from wisconsin. leadership in the senate from kentucky. not as much a threat as it is to the state of florida. bill nelson said maybe if zika was creeping into kentucky we would have a different story.

>> he does. this zika can travel. mosquitoes travel. the potential for damage that can be caused for pregnant women and babies is beyond the pale here in terms of being able to deal with it. i don't know what we do about it now. congress needs to be called back. that's what we do. we need to get this stopped now before it mushroomed into something way beyond it is now. >> craig: if it does not assessments from the u.s. surgeon general and others that we have a scenario in which money fight against zika will come to a halt. >> yeah. what does that tell you about our priorities? we have got people priorities over here and we have personal projects that are under way in -- in congress. that's -- -- that's why we are all politically divided. we can't get focused on emergency subjects. one of which is zika. >> craig: where do we go from here? >> congress needs to get back in session. politic are difficult for anybody to comprehend. >> craig: john, thank you so much for your time.

the storm that could deliver a lot of rain somewhere next week. that could help breed more mosquitoes and hamper our fight against zika, and it can also effect the results of next w week's primary. well, of course we are watching the storm that could deliver a lot of rain somewhere next week, and that could help breed more mosquitoes and hamper our fight against zika, and it can also -- could affect the results of next week's primary, and that is the first big question for matt. the odds in these races. >> wet weather could. we don't know which direction the storm will go. although it looks like headed to the east coast. if it were to hit right around the election day, it can suppress some of the turnout. if you have a major storm you can really suppress turnout and rely on early votes to decide the race and go to the benefit of a challenger. i don't know. we will have to e. something of this level that

a tropical storm, beyond that a hurricane once it got into the gulfstream, goodness, it can have a tremendous effect on the outcome because whenever you have lower turnout, off greater opportunity for there to be upsets. >> craig: okay, matt, let's move over to the national race. national polls showing one of them clinton and trump are t tied. quinnipiac showing clinton up by ten points. what is wrong with that swing? >> the pollsters are using ff the la times is a panel they go back every week and continuing to show the race being very tight. when you go to these other type polls that we have out there, we are seeing some tightening but not as much as certainly that would suggest. i do, however, think that this week that the polls in general are beginning to show a tightening in the race because the state-wide polls in some of the swing states, battleground states have been tightening over the last five or six days. >> craig: matt towery, thank you for your time.

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get 24 meals for under four dollars. new at steak 'n shake! ?. >> craig: on just about any college campus, you will hear the same story over and over. >> we have to work extra hard. >> we have to work 35 hours a week. >> you just got to pay. you got to keep paying. >> craig: students work hard

>> how much debt do you have? >> probably 100,000. >> around 100,000. >> sucks new. >> i might be in a hole until i am 60, 70. craigslist craig just a couple of flashbacks from people we spoke to a while back. many others in the same boat. what is the cope and depth right now of the load of student death across the na nation. >> you know there was a survey recently and of all of the people who responded, 3,000 responded and they said that they were unable to buy because of their student loan debt. and that is important because that, of course, affects the overall economy. craig, 71% of them who said they could not afford a home because they needed to pay off their student loans. >> craig: what is driving the bernie sanders movement. that is a pig part of it. free college for all because so many are mired in debt in their eyeballs and beyond. >> across the country the average debt was $35,000. here in florida a little bit better off, $25,000.

owe, how can you possibly turn around and put $25,000 down on a house. you don't are it. you are not starting from a zero point. you are starting from in the hole. >> craig: riddle me this. what do you do about it. >> that is the question. representative kathy castor met with student leaders and real estate agents in florida and asked the question, why can't we refinance. he asked 9 question, why can't we refinance student loan. we can debt and a home on your car, pool, boat. >> craig: take advantage of a lower interest rate and save some money. does not solve the problem but helps along with the way. what is the chances this could happen in congress. >>. >> if it happens return $70 billion to american family thansd could be the injection that the local economy housing industry needs. >> craig: sorbani, thank you so much for your times. coming up the headlines you

hillary clinton is a bigot! >> the reason a lot of clan members like donald trump is because of what he believes we believe in. >> craig: we will bet that trump and clinton's rhetoric over race will drive headlines tomorrow morning. trump calls her a bigot and clinton campaign releases video

takes the race to a disgusting low. much more back and forth over that alt right. clinton is trying to brand donald trump as dangerous and trump is trying to do the same thing to hillary clinton and her e-mail controversy is getting more and more traction in the national press, and this is all brewing as we close in on labor day when more voters key in on the race. this is a turning point, and we will map out a new forecast tomorrow night with matt to towery. and we will put the candidates to the test before florida's primary on tuesday thank you for joining us. we will join you once more

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