orioles. with the exception of this one came in the first inning. loves hitting in the lead up spot. 18th of the year. jake rizzie, one of his toughest innings all season here. the broken double by jj. scores two. walks another guy. and machata tees rays fall 11-2 tonight. six year veteran cecil. he was cut over the weekend after just one seasons with the texans. to make room, the bucks have cut evan spencer, a wide receiver. the bucks will return to the field tomorrow as preparations for atlanta continue.

have their hands full with friedman. >>man: i think they have a big three right now in matt and julio and then the tail back. they have three really fine football players, game wreckers, as we like to call them on offense. what they do in their running game fits him a lot and julio is a threat to score on the field any i'm very fond of ryan as a quarterback. those three guys will be the guys we need to stop. we are so excited that the regular season is here and this is the big line up on sunday. starting at 10:30 in the morning, i'll be live in atlanta broadcasting live from the georgia dome getting you ready for kick off for 1:00 on fox 13. it's a double header as the giants and cowboys.

regular season is here, we sure hope you'll tune in. >> scott smith tailgate sunday. >> i'll be tailgating on the sofa. before we go, we want to introduce you to a mom who will truly do anything for her son. >> even dress up and pose as a man that we have to explain. she went to drop off her son at school in it was really busy, it was an event called donuts with dads. to see the other kids with their fathers when he doesn't have one around. she went home and did this. she gres dressed up, put on a fake mustache. look at the smile on his face. i think everyone enjoyed donuts with dad and mom. >> that is awesome. really good stuff. >> good for her.

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congress is gridlockeded on spending and could once again push us over a cliff.

hopefully they are ready to get business done. >> hillary clinton flew into tampa. as her lead goes down she's up to taking questions. >> trump is piling on and gaining ground. >> you can have broad shoulders and stand with grace and poise. >> we investigate a federal program that gives these people in florida free medical marijuana. even though it's ban by the state and federal government. >> this is money, power and poll teches. >> clinton up eight points. with said don't be surprised if trump narrows the gape within three points by labor day. now they are three points apart in average of national polls. trump has the lead in the cnn poll and making hay in swing states.

points in ohio. >> this year after a disastrous run for donald trump, circumstances are now working in its favor. >> every time i think about trump i get allergic. >> trump is attacking hillary clinton for a lack of stamina. while people do, in fact, cough and there's no sub stanuation to claims of her health. her scaling back on media a low profile filled into his narrative. obama getting a chilling reception in asia. it plays right into his wheel house. >> i think it's incredible. >> on top of that hillary clinton is still tieing herself in knots over her e-mail troubles. first the fbi she claimed to have little training or understanding about the classification process, which begs the question how can that be if she had security

but then after telling the fbi she didn't even understand c meant classified she told us yesterday she understands the classification system well. >> i went into the state department understanding classification. before i was secretary of state i take classification seriously. >> she's trying to sit on a lead and run out the clock. her problem is we have two months to go. by showing a little more discipli weeks, trump can blunt clinton's primary ak tack on him. >> we saw more evidence last week that he is tempera mentally unfit and unqualified to be president. >> that's her case in a nutshell. trump lacks the temperment to be president. what happens to her if trump shows up at a debate, calm, cool and collected. he just needs to be sane to counter the main knock against him. if he does that when voters are

pull off a surprise. president carter attacked reagan as lacking temperment to be president and reagan made him pay for that. >> here you go again. >> the circumstances were different in 1980s. trump is clearly the underdog this year and he's been all over the map on the issue of immigration. if he plays his cards right in the debates, he could turn this race into a nail biter. the first debate september 26th. don't be surprised if clinton loses her grip on the ele polls by the end of this month. : we have a lot of ground to cover. we have a lot of standing water from hermine that could breed more zika infected mosquitos across the west coast of florida. we'll ask marco rubio what congress can do about that. joaning us in the second half of the show. tonight we hear from the opponents of amendment 2. first on the subject of marijuana, we want to show you a contradiction in our drug laws.

gives it to people here in florida. they've been getting it on your dime for decades. when you stroll down this south florida beach, you may notice manicured palms and waves, maybe the sailboat on the horizon. or the lady opening a large tent full of pot. she smokes in plain view. around ten joints a that three hundred joints a month. high potency marijuana... in florida where marijuana for recreational or medical use is illegal, or so we thought. who is your dealer? >> the same federal government that claims marijuana had no accepted medical use sent her nearly a hundred thousand joints. she gets them to treat her

>> she's not alone. living ner fort lauderdale down from road. >> she used marijuana cigarettes ten times daily. >> a stockbroker with a bone tremor disorder. may have setting the record for smoking joints from uncle sam. >> i'm up to about 135 thousand. >> if feds sent him a drum of marijuana every month since 1982 when ray gone told the rest to just say no. >> whatever you want to call it is probably the most dangerous drug in the united states. >> the united states federal government has been supplying me ten marijuana cigarettes per day for almost 33 years. the same arrests people for possession or using the same substance against medical use. >> trafficking marijuana can get you up to life in prison.

person who shipped this if it wasn't the federal government? >> let me put it this way. i won't ship it to myself and it's mine. >> others with serious health problems get deliveries of free marijuana at taxpayer expense for life. they enrolled in a little known program called the compassionate investigational drug program. launching it in 1978 but will not say much about it. they were not authorized to discuss it and referred us to the department of justicehi the fda acknowledged receiving our questions but did not respond to them. >> it's easy for the federal government not to serve pot, shall we say. >> we know they grow the marijuana in this heavily secured farm at the university of mississippi. >> we are not doing it as university of mississippi. we are doing it as a contract with the government. >> it started with a man name bob randall who argued for medical marijuana in court and

then ervin became the second man to get free and legal pot from our government. others followed until 1992 when president george h. w. bush called off enrollment. the fda would not tell us who is still receiving it. we only know of four. >> they don't know the government ever supplied anybody. >> that includes our lawmakers in washington. >> are you kidding me? >> when i went to the office last year, and they what? the federal government gives this out. he had no idea. ? ? >> what? the federal government gives this out to patients? we had no idea. ? ? >> this is all part of a $68 million contract the united states renewed with the university of mississippi. check out our youtube channel for a closer look at this

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it's a fraud folks. anybody that thinks it's anything other than that is smoking marijuana. >> the push more medical marijuana failed in 2014. but this year medical marijuana is back on the ballot with amendment two. supporters say marijuana for medical use will help people suffering from severe pain and debilitating disease. opponents say it's fake an susceptible to i a bus. we cover both sides as the debate plays out. dr. spengser who speaks for the opposition. >> please welcome dr. spencer. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> the argument is the amendment would be susceptible or open to abuse, correct? >> absolutely. we're essentially looking at the same amendment in 2014. >> if there were only specific conditions listed say cancer, aid, glaucoma, period. at that point, would you be open to supporting this amendment? >> i think the problem

>> it's not. >> it doesn't matter what would be or what could be. that's not what is. what is is what we're looking at and how they phrased it and putting forth as a constitutional amendment which would supersede all state and local. there's no local control over this. we're looking at the same thing we saw in 2014. >> i'm asking because i'm trying to get a sense of the objection you have only being it's on open e were they to have closed it >> my only objection. there are numerous problems. not only is it loopholed again. it does open it up for any condition, much like we see in california style amendment. what people do not understand is this is not pharmacy. this is bud tenders. these are not pharmacists that are trained. you're not going to your local pharmacy to pick up medicine. this is not medicine.

california and what we're seeing going on google or wherever to find medical marijuana dispensarys to see what we're facing. the difficulty with the other conditions is that they've added conditions and then kept it wide open so that it will be abused. >> if it was not wide open. if it was closed, would that be a different conversation in your mind? would you be open to supporting it? >> i would not be open to supporting it. i support scientific study. the fda process. that is not what this is no matter if you closed it or left it with one condition listed on there. periods. >> if this were to pass would violent crime e erupt? >> it could. you're dealing with a cash business and criminal enthe ities. >> i've seen studies including one from ut dallas. showing in the eleven states that passed medical marijuana from 90-2006.

>> i would argue that's incorrect and i would go through the law enforcement municipalities and look at the different laws in place in those states. that's not what we're looking at in the state of florida with the constitutional amendment. >> what are the health risks >> mirn affects the brain directly. there are obvious impairments to when you breathe things in. the only thing we're supposed to breathe in is oxygen, not smoke. >> to those that look at contradictions in drug policy. you have peo receiving joints curtesy of uncle sam, our federal government and others say i have a medical condition as well and i can't get this. you would say what? >> the only reason that he get that continued from the university of mississippi is because they went through a legal case to get that. that was a failed study. that's a moot point. we have three laws on the books here primarily 893 that's been around decades that allows

doctor. again, that's not what we're talking about. we're talking about a flawed amendment, a loophole written amendment that's going to be on our ballot. once your change your florida constitution it's difficult to take it back. >> but it can be done. it's been done before. in the united states you had an 18th and 21st amendment. it's not impossible. >> let's be serious. we already know how much money it costs to put something like this on the ballot and get the si what will the fall out be in the meantime if that happens? it won't happen because florida is way too spart for this. they can see this is the same amendment, essentially, we saw two years and they are not going to vote for it. >> dr. spencer thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> coming up we'll drill into clinton in tampa. we'll sit down with marco rubio

y2300y y5yy so the race between marco rubio and patrick murphy is tight. murphy is attacking rubio for not pledging to serve a full term if reelected. zika spreads through florida and congress can't agree ton a plan to fight i. that's where we start our conversation with marco rubio. >> please welcome senator marco rubio. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> you've seen what this storm has done to the west coast

what specifically can the federal government now do to stop all the lingering water from spreading sdooek mosquitos from here to tallahassee? >> first of all, it's already on ongoing effort to do an assessment of the damage in florida. once it reaches a certain point there can be a request for emergency declaration. once and emergency declaration is made by the president, which i'm prepared to pressure him to do. once we hit the numbers the assessment needs to be made by the st become available to help community, county and the state respond. part is treating the standing water so it doesn't become a breeding ground for mosquitos. i've been working with colleagues on both sides of the isle to make sure $1.1 billion is available to zika. a lot of that money will come to florida and a lot of the money dedicated to developing a vaccine. >> you pledged not to seek reelection then you changed your

nomination in a landslide. republican voters didn't care you changed your mind on that. why not commit to serving a full term if reelected? >> in the real world people change their mind every day. the question is why did you change your mind? in my case it was because i believe there's a lot of work to be done. i didn't like the direction the senate race was going and i believe it's important to have a senator that will act as a check and balance on the next president no matter who that is. i u.s. senate. it's a six year term. no one can tell you where they are going to be five years from now. i can tell you what my plans are. that's to be a united states senator from florida. to continue to work hard and continue to get results. benefit from the experience over the last six years to serve the state over the next six years. that's my plan. i'm not running to run for anything else. if i wanted to run for president again i probably would not have run for the u.s. senate. in the toughest race in the

at the last minute after a long presidential race. >> you'll find our full interviews with senator rubio on youtube. search for craig patrick money, power & politics. you'll find extended interviews with other candidate, investigation and humor segments on the races of 2016. coming up. mez me joins us with a closer

rjs tampa bay holding the key to winning florida which may hold the key to wining the white house. onald trump and hillary clinton have spent so much time here already. aaron mes me spent this day scoring it for us. >> i think the next two days show how important the state of florida is for the clinton campaign. considering the fact the former secretary of state was here today and tomorrow. former president bill clinton is going to be in orlando. range of topics but a main focus was donald trump. calling trump unfit and unqualified and saying he doesn't have the temperment to be president and he doesn't have a clue. also reiterated several promises she made throughout the campaign. promising to crete millions of dollars. work for middle class and fight for equal pay for everyone. on national security clinton said she'd work with allies and stand off to our enemies and promised to defeat isis.

continues to hear concerns about her use of a private e-mail server and some of the donors of the clinton foundation. those were two things she did not discuss today. for money, power & politics, i'm aaron mezmer. >> recent polling gave hillary clinton a sclieth lead in the tampa bay area. when you look at statewide polling on average she's close to a three point lead in our state. we see time and time again, the polls in florida can turn on a dime. tomorrow we'll key into the election map and show you h you would not expect. thanks for joining us.

donald trump facing new criticism - he appeared to mock a reporter with a disability. "you gotta see this guy. 'uhhhh i don't know what i said, i don't remember.' "putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. i don't want to sound too much like a chauvinist." "you have to be wealthy in order to be great. i'm sorry to say it." "he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured."

captions paid for by the fox broadcasting company welcome to "dish nation." hoe you had an amazing three-day weekend. why? because we was here working on the plantation. [ laughter ] >> yes, master! >> here we go. >> back to work, getting to the business. got great things to talk recording with oprah on the red carpet, a new show plus a hysterical roast of rob lowe. first a certain queen celebrating a birthday this weekend. >> yeah. you would have to be under a rock to know beyonce turned 35 years young this weekend. >> 35? when, last year, or the year before? >> this past sunday. >> she not 35, child. please, honey. ah, if she's 35, i'm 32.