s but that was andrea floris reporting. >>> a chinese rocket spends -- sends astronauts to the space and the future of chinese travel. >>> the new rules for americans traveling to cuba and the big leadership change in one major american company. this is the colorado none of us want to lose. i'm running for congress to stop the sale of our public lands. coloradans should have the freedom to use this land for ranching, hunting and fishing, not watch it sold off to the highest bidder. scott tipton wants to cut off our access to these lands for generations to come, killing thousands of jobs. i approved this message because i won't let that happen. i approved this message before donald trump, there was mike coffman. before trump said which could exclude women who were drugged. before trump called for a ban of muslims, coffman pushed for a religious test of u.s. soldiers. and on president obama? trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible >>> stocks are up this morning

flory, chain, alexander fleming won the nobel prize. it was legend. it was a huge finding. this saved so many lives away from the battlefield. it is tremendous. rs, thement decided a agricultural research service, should not the and competition with industry. so, poof. they pulled the plug on us. redirected us. collection of fungi world-renowned that started the search for a better penicillin. >> this weekend, featuring the history of peoria-illinois. learn more about peoria and other stops on the cities tour at c-span.org/citiestour. americanatching history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span 3. presidential, the candidates turn from politics to memorialthe out smith dinner to raise money for catholic charities at new york's historic waldorf-astoria hotel. >> i've traveled the banquet circuit for many years. i never understood the logistics of dinners like this and how the absence of one individual could cause three of us to not have seats. >> like to see you here tonight. he said many times in his campaign you want to give america back to the little guys. batman. pr

president a network projects rean the winner w before polls closed on the west been voters all day in flori. >> reporter: fast forward to 2000 and the controversial bush gorey lex. some networks called floda early an wro.both situations le. they don't project winners u poslo state in case that knowledge influences something that we have been working on f the betterart of a year now. >> reporter: this year a new strategy for election day. will be available to rotors right here in wiscons and why some political exper are advising caution. that's coming up tonight at 10:00. >>s. paulyan finding himself in the center of a political storm. ryan saying he can no longer defend trump but has the jinx pulled his endorsement of the republican nominee? >> donald trump may turn out to be the most prolific presidential candidate when it comes to twitter, but it' tweet from hillary clinton that caught our attention. >> we checked a tweet that e said that paul ryan is quote still endorsing quote donald >> charles: speaker ryan and trump were supposed to appear toge nve weekend but it never their relations

the trainer at this flori tiger nearly twice her size. >> no. >> reporter: witnesses held their breath watching her fight the tiger with her firsts and a stick. she calls for help. >> david -- >> the animal drags her across the cage like a dog. her partner and feon say beats the tiger as hard as he can, the whole scene horrifying parents who covered their children's my kids, turn around and walk. >> reporter: she needed surgery, but will lev to tell the story. >> it was not a vicious attack, never growled, just playing, we're playing, oh. >> reporter: it was a life and death situation, and many are upset that they kept beating the animal. >> they could have used a fogger. they could have used a fire extinguisher. >> reporter: activists call for a federal investigation into this circus. abc news, atlanta. stories, they are wild animals, there's risks associated with wild animals. it does not make them bad. >> absolutely. what a frightening ordeal. >> especially with the kids on a field trip. >> watching this. >> a field trip they won't forget. >> no. >>> coming up, keeping one step ahea

and, that's another story, the entire eastern half of the state of flori tropical storm force winds. and, there's a chance that harlan county could get tropical storms. but notice, this is another model taking it parallel to the coast in doing so right there. that small area is where the heaviest winds will be. if there were to stay this far offshore, the damage would be significantly lower than if it makes it on shore. clearly, there is concern in terms of where exactly this facebook page. and, we are storm ready. and, this one is not to play with. and, this is not a storm for our area to freak out about. and, the winds potentially over 100 miles per hour late thursday into friday. and, more of that coming up. >>> meanwhile, strongest storm to hit haiti and 50 years is picking up pieces from the devastating hurricane. the strongest one there to hit the island in more than 50 years . good call -- and, relief workers fear that it could turn into a life-and-death situation. and, the forecast is calling for up to 40 inches of rain. are being washed away. and, here in florida they are ur

. >> 27-year-old katrina floris faces up to two years in shall be sentenced in january. >>> the search is on for the man who opened fire on a couple in a parking lot at a denver convenience store outside the store you see right here in stairway center strip mall near the kennedy golf course. police say a man and woman were fighting with another guy in the parking lot before he fired. one minute is the treated in the hospital -- one man is being treated in the hospital. >>> accused of helping a prisoner inside. facing charges. 33-year-old tyler mason was arrested for smmggling marijuana edibles and chewing tobacco inside the jail in late september . investigators say mason was struggling with money when he agreed to bring the contraband into the jail. >>> this video represents the future of freight. self driving trucks. how do you feel about this? it is happening in colorado. this truck made the 125 mile trip report collins colorado springs. & mark boyle explains how this is revolutionizing the trucking industry. >> it is hard not to have some kind of reaction when you see semi chappano

. >> reporter: the group behind the call, drug free flori commit sebehind the vote no on 2 amendment. they don't want to see medical marijuana legalized. they claim the calls were meant to go out in the evening hours but the vendor coded the calls as a.m. instead of p.m. while [ indiscernible ] explains political calls are exempt from the do not call list, this weekend's robocall is a problem. >> they can report them to the attorney general, the better business bureau. >> reporter: candace -- news channel 8. >>> it's almost time to make your health insurance choices for the new year. >> plus demand is so high for google's new phone, some customers forced to wait will get a reward for their patience. >> now's the time to join stacy's team. kia is matching the first $50,000 we raise. go to wfla.com/heartwalk for the details. place like this? they'd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? it's like incredible. when mexico sends its people, they're

a hurricane warning is posted for the entire flori coast where 1.5 million people have been urged or ordered to evacuate. in georgia, 30 counties are under a state of emergency. in south carolina, 500,000 people have been told to head inland. matthew is being blamed for at least 27 deaths in the caribbean and new aerial video shows the widespread destruction from the storm in haiti. parts of the island nation still recovering from the devastating daytona beach, along florida's east coast. marlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that deadly storm has turned this area into a ghost town as florida governor rick scott said last night, they are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst. as hurricane matthew roared through the bahamas, parts of florida game a ghost town. >> don't become a victim. make sure you get out and get out tonight. >> reporter: people along the east coast began heeding flocking to gas stations to fill up. >> i've driven around looking for gas and gas stations haven't had any gas. >> reporter: as others cleared store shelves and boarded up their proper

tonight, matthew is lashing the flori coast. the first violent punch in what could be a catastrophic knockout blow for the region opinion. >> if it's this rough now, god help us. >> reporter: the category 4 storm is barrelling in. up to 15 inches of rain and a life-threatening storm surge, up to 11 feet in some places. >> this storm will kill you. time is running out. >> reporter: with fema deploying 500 disaster workers, water, cots, and food are on the the carolinas, georgia, and florida, where the president's already declared an emergency. still, some like megan faircloth refuse to leave. >> i'm from florida, why would i evacuate? it's exciting. >> reporter: but tonight's hurricane warning is dire. extreme threat to life and property, impact -- devastating to certain areas could be unhabitable for weeks or months. utility teams are on stand by. some hospitals are bracing for a wave of patients. >> we're doing the best we can. the great thing is, we have excellent staff that have all participated, pitching in, we have people s

trump has opened tiny leads in the battleground states of ohio and flori, but clinton still leads by hefty margins elsewhere, including virginia and in michigan, where major garrett found donald trump today. >> if hillary is elected, she criminal investigation likely followed by the trial of a sitting president. justhat we need.hey, this is >> reporter: donald trump came to michigan hoping the f.b.i.'s renewed e-mail investigation can jump-start his campaign here, where three polls in the past week show him trailing by at least seven points. >> the investigation will last for years. nothing will get done. government will grind to a halt. >> reporter: trump's campaign believes independent voters and non-trump republicans fear a clinton presidency beset by endless investigations or worse. trump advisers sd, "we'll pound the message in the coming days." in grand rapids, trump said america's enemies will scoff at hillary clinton. >> all of these people will sit back, and they will laugh and they will smile. >> reporter: and as democratic criticism of f.b.i. director james comey intensifi

the powerful hurricane is headed for flori. millions of people are evacuating. kevin: cooler start and warmer temperatures. if we can hang on ahead. >> get on the ground right now. sean: dangerous chase. a high-speed police chase and arrest in pelham was caught on camera. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak."

the driver veering off a flori road, tumbling down this steep embankment. one man, tom sais, prepares to crawl through the car's rear window. >> you guys have to get away from that car. >> reporter: when police arrive, they pull that driver out together. but he resists their help. police even tasing him. still, they carry him up that hill. the flames getting closer. >> every man. you guys need help. >> reporter: a group of bystanders working together to make this human chain. >> hold onto each other. and that driver to safety. david, that driver only suffered minor injuries. and tonight, police are still investigating what happened, and why he resisted. david? >> just an incredible scene. linzie, thank you. >>> we turn now to the extreme weather tonight, after a tumultuous weekend in the northwest. we're now watching record-breaking heat moving across the country. records could fall really from texas all the way up to new york. chief meteorologist ginger zee live in central park tonight. ginger? >> reporter: and sleeveless in central park in the middle of o

to be building strength on by tomorrow morning it will artie begin to have significant effects and flori and that has potential to strengthen and move on up the coast during the course of the day. iev want to make sure everyone s paying attention to your local officialsti if there is an evacuation order and your community you need to take it seriously only is there still a chance the poor of the storm strikes florida some are further north. even if you don't get the full force of the hurt. hospital stores wends. all that could have a devastating effect. everyone needs to be paying instructionsns of your local officials if you get an evacuation order just remember that you can always rebuild it always repair propertyep you cannot restore a a life that ifs lost we want to make sure that we minimizeze any possible lossf life or risk in these areas. i also want to make sure that we say thanks to the folks at the they're doing through that comed from florida is familiar with the dangers of hurrican and it so happens we have family. izumi working around there clock to make sure you're preventi

. >> the first time since the fbi email investigation broke that she will be in flori, another leaked email showing the dnc boss donna brazile sharing a debate question in advance with the clinton campaign. cnn announced in a statement that brazil has resigned, the network accepted it on october 14 four days after the controversy broke. going to ohio and michigan to think anthony weiner and his wife, clinton's top aide this is a live picture from his rally in michigan. earlier in grand rapids he claimed clinton brought this on herself. >> hillary clinton's corruption, eight days, you're right a threat to democracy. and the only way to save our democracy is to get out and vote by the millions. >> in the meantime the ceo of paypal took to the media, defending his decision to vote for donald trump pledging more than $1 million to the trim campaign. >> meanwhile tintin in ohio with her top aide huma abedin. she is going to cincinnati next, tomorrow clinton will be at a rally at the pasco hernando in the afternoon. her husband will be in st. petersburg at the recreation center look for the

after they fell, she actually told the families of the fallen that it was the result of a filmmaker in flori florida. i'm going to be with dorothy woods tonight at another stop in north carolina, a gold star wi wife. when hillary clinton was confronted about what she had said to the families and misdirection she told a senate committee the difference at this point does it make. let me say as the proud father of a united states marine, anybody who said that where did that should be disqualified from ever serving in commander in chieandcommander-in-chief of thd forces of the united states of america. [cheering] for the world to be safe america needs to be strong and in recent years north carolina you need to know we have the lowest troop level since 1940 and the smallest number of ships since 1916 and instead of the battalions that for fighters say they need fear down to 23 and the average age of the aircraft in the work force is 27 years, older than the men and women that we charge to fly them. for america to be strong, donald trump will need on the world with strength and rebuild our militar

bringing this storm ever so close to, if not touching flori. tni tnorth. but they are also in agreement turning storm back in a loop. so, out of respect for those models hurricane centers buying into this now as well saying, we short-term here's your here is your path this gets tweaked 40 miles either way you've got an eye wall on shore. that's what the big concern could be. let's say for argument it takes this path. doesn't deviate at all. we're still looking potential for tropical storm force winds in polk county and highlands county. that's why they are under a tropical storm watch. i will show you those in a second. by monday, out here off coast minimal hurricane. tropical storm watch polk county, highlands counties winds possibly over 39 to 49 miles per hour hurricane warning down to golden beach. i expect those hurricane warnings to be pushed further north as well. now this is just one computer model, friday morning, 4:00 a.m. pumping out wind gusts. this is a forecast, 31 miles per hour. 39 in orlando. 85 in west palm. then as the storm parallels an

floris. >> thank you. >> i should say what the executive director is in the process of doing, not there yet-but is setting up the agenda so that we cover every month the various activities i division and by responsibility with a report on them in the agenda will be in a standardized format. there's nothing to report it will be so but it certainly gives an insight into what each one of these permits within the ethics commission staff are doing. i will call for public comment on item-i'm sorry. >> jared i have a question on the 29.1 million, is that more or less than what's been raised in previous years? >> i've a feeling it's been a lot more than previous years, yes. as actually as i believe yesterday, that figure is now 34 million. >> thank you. >> commissioner hayon >> i just want to comment and ask what the charts are two large extent self-explanatory i just wondered if there's any additional elaboration or observation or analysis that either you mr. florez or ms. pallo would like to offer or give at this time? >> right now were actually still in the process of reviewing all the data

. >>> as donald trump campaigns in flori, just moments ago picking up and endorsement from the salt lake tribune. utah is a heavily republican state. >>> good morning america is just minutes away so let's check in to see what they are working on. >> reporter: coming up on gma, shackles are off, and his campaign manager is joining us live on gma this morning. >>> let's talk about your drive time forecast, 68 degrees right now and very nice. you may need the ac heading home. cool mornings and warm afternoons with a high of 95 today. that trend will continue over the next few days with a few passing high clouds at times but the forecast is dry even into the weekend. morning because it will be nice and cool. afternoons are not bad, just a little warm with highs in the low 90s saturday, sunday, and even into next week with no immediate signs of rain. >>> switching to the roads, we have plenty of slow spots, 101 in the north valley, i-17 around the durango curve, and 33 minutes from 75th avenue to the mini stack. i-10 in the east valley near loop 202. by the time you hit the 60 you're good to

profarmer's chip flory says it's the supply and demand report that caught his eye this week. cotton rallying after the report on strong demand news. as chip mentioned, usda projecting 2017 cotton supplies to be smaller than forecasted in the previous rger than expected purchases out of china, the world's largest cotton buyer, raising the estimate of chinese buying by half a million bales. florida's orange crop is projected to be a whopping 70 percent lower than 20 years ago. florida ag commissioner adam putnam using the startling statistic to push for a cure for citrus greening. usda

the powerful hurricane is headed for flori. millions of people are evacuating. kevin: cooler start and warmer temperatures. if we can hang on ahead. >> get on the ground right now. sean: dangerous chase. a high-speed police chase and arrest in pelham was caught on camera. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." with us on thursday. i'm erin fehlau. sean: good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. we had a chance to drive around. it is beautiful. the colors are starting to come out. the weather is gorgeous. kevin: it is. we're looking to a nice holiday weekend. eventually landfall near the east coast of florida. for the time being around here, cooler start. temperatures in the 30's to lower half of the 40's. patchyfog third of a mile. that's going to take an hour or two. we'll have bright sunshine. it should be warmer. upper 60's is the bare minimum. coolest readings at the shoreline. much more on the latest update as it comes in. let's look at your thursday morning ride here in the granite state joined live by deb on 93 north and south from

what i can tell you is it's been a long time since a hurricane of this magnitude has come by flori florida so many people have moved here that haven't had to experience the winds and the rain and the power outages that create headaches for weeks from when a hurricane hits but are extremely dangerous as it comes to ground. there's several families staying that the hotel behind me and they are indecisive as to whether or not they were going to stay or leave. one of them is a family from indianapolis and they, i don't imagine, have had much experiences with hurricanes like this one. again, florida governor rick scott not mincing words. he's saying the storm is going to cause fatalities and the best thing you can do not only for yourself but rescue crews that are out there tasked with trying to keep people safe is get out of the storm's way. the police chief of daytona beach, we talked to him this morning and he said it would be impossible for one of his rescue crews to save anyone. so if you find yourself in a difficult situation, your opt n options are limited, the best thing you can do is h

hurricane >>russell: big, bad, hurricane matthew moves closer to flori hit the state a second time? >>laura: dave is tracking the path of the storm. this loop move it's doing, even you say you've never seen. >>dave: we did see it in 2004, hurricane gene made a loop in the atlantic before it made ndll. yesterday afteron the european model w sayings is going to looparound. my media and we were just

i'm told kellyanne conway did not commit one way or another and you could hear from the rally thein flori that donald trump wasn't listening either but it's hard to control donald trump. after all, a few minutes after attacking ryan by name, republicans on this call said donald trump should drop this, focus on hillary clinton, that's one way to get the party united. >> so what about paul ryan? this is assuming no matter who wins if the republicans maintain majority in the house and he is up for speakership, the all-important vote in january who's threatening, then, not to support him? >> well, right now some pro-trump lawmakers are making noise. today the first republican lawmaker coming out and saying that he would not vote for paul ryan in the next congress. that's jim brandestine of oklahoma. i'll read you a tweet of his today that he put out saying "given the stakes of this election, if paul ryan isn't for trump, then i'm not for paul ryan." and why is this significant is that mr. brandenstein voted for paul ryan in 2015 when ryan ran for the speakership. so if paul ryan wants to be s

florida flori florida hasn't had a hurricane in a better part of a decade. if it's an accelerating issue, you'd think there would be more. i'll just point that out. matthew as serious as it was, was the first hurricane to hit that area in 11 years. all right. stocks are hit bad today. what if i told you a lot of what's going on politically is contributing? first and foremost, the 200 point in the dow. a lot of it had to do with the earnings parade that kicked off with alcoa. the earnings are going to be pressure, maybe sustained pressure, and that was seen as a bellwether for other manufacturers facing similar head winds. and then oil prices dropping a little bit today. they had been running up and benefitting a lot in stocks. but third, and this was something first used in the wall street journal this morning. the markets pondering the impond imponderable that add to the uncertainty, the wall street crowd has been betting that hillary clinton will win this thing. they're often wrong, but they've long been convinced, and maybe fuelled by developments last we

be, you know, second guessing at the end of the day because we didn't have a lot of damage in south florilorida, but the governor, you know, said the right thing. he said this storm can cause severe bodily harm if you're in an evacuation zone and don't go. you need to go to safe shelter somewhere. so people might not like that, but all the way up the state i saw our elected officials, emergency managers willing to make those tough calls that they have to do. and taking the politics out of it. >> yeah. it's part of the game, being second-guessed when the model is not exactly correct. jack seiler, david paulson, thank you, gentlemen. appreciate it very much. >> thank you. enjoy your weekend. >> you too. let's check in on the markets right now. we are trading lower. the dow is down about 35 points at this hour. s&p 500's down about 0.3, and the nasdaq down less than a quarter of 1%. industrials are the biggest losers in the session. utx, united technologies, taking the most points off the dow. this is all after today's important jobs report, the labor department reporting 156,000 jobs were a

elderly woman who was seriously injured after a robber attacked her last month has died. 88-year-old florias died yesterday morning. she spent the last four weeks in critical condition following a violent home invasion robbery. deputies arrested 19-year-old zachary cuen for the arrest. he lived directly across the street from douglas and was allegedly caught on camera driving her car and using her credit cards. now that she's gone, her family has a message for her accused killer. >> i would just tell the truth in spite of what anyone else will tell you. tell the truth for your own conscience's sake. >> there was a go fund me account meant to pay for her ongoing care but it will now be used for her final expenses. she's being called a pillar. san jose's african-american community. >>> now to decision 2016 as pressure mounts for donald trump to resign from the presidential race. some supporters are making sure he knows they are still behind him. a crowd of supporters gathered outside trump tower yesterday despite the firestorm over a newly released video from 2005 showing trump talking about

hurricane >>russell: big, bad, hurricane matthew moves closer to flori hit the state a second time? >>laura: dave is tracking the path of the storm. this loop move it's doing, even you say you've never seen. >>dave: we did see it in 2004, hurricane gene made a loop in the atlantic before it made ndll. yesterday afteron the european model w sayings is going to looparound. my media and we were just saying that. let me get into it here is a major hur cane.even t be expected. their presentatn ishowing ecthause i went through two mountainous areas but is hcore. winds are still at 125 miles per hour andit ahead of it but incredibly war water and ind n restrengthen. what laura was just talking ea coast.erously close to t in fact, one of the latest computer models has it touching the east coast briefly, then turning to the north. this is where the change is coming in. watch the models. yeah, just kind of loop around. so it's something we have to pay attention to and perhaps next week, this thing still is did nothing with that but now, they're beginning to buy into this as well because all t

kasie, her game plan is to be in flori florida. the president will be here friday.g is critical to their ground game. >> it is critical. you know, they have been talking for several weeks now about how they think they could potentially win this election before we even get to election day because of the early vote totals. we are obviously still getting the data in. so far it looks like democrats have an advantage right now over where they were four years ago. it is obviously not apples to apples but they are seeing positive signs here. quite frankly the confidence that the clinton campaign has is just overwhelming now. i feel every interaction with the campaign and i know monica can speak to that. she's been on the plane so much. it's hard to miss now. >> this is a candidate who two weeks before the election is at an adele concert in miami being endorsed by her. today is her 69th birthday. she seems to be in an excellent mood. this is a campaign in which there were stretches of no levity and a lot of worry in the air. it is a little bit of a different experience thes

we're leading by four points in flori florida. of all people "the new york times" put us four points up in florida. they have lines in florida, early voting stretching four and five blocks. they have never had lines before. people walk in, they vote. we're leading in iowa. we're leading in north carolina. we're leading in the great state of ohio bigley. we're leading all over the place. and we're leading numerous national polls. those polls are all before the bombshell of corruption. additionally exposed. these were before bomb shells came out. i don't know what that means. i'll tell you, i wouldn't be voting for her. we can speak for days, weeks, months about hillary's many crimes against this country and its people and her efforts to conceal those crimes by destroying 33,000 e-mails. >> i'll be honest, i think that washington, d.c., sees these rallies we have, the biggest ever. it's one of the great movements of all time, even the dishonest media, the world's most dishonest people, they say it. they say it. it's considered one o

because it is not goin b ttghand, its one to be ng strength on its flori amy: states of emergency have been declared in florida, georgia, and the carolinas as hurricane matthew barrels towards the southeast. more than 2 million people have been ued to evacuate their homes ahead of what could be the strongest hurricane to hit the united states in over a decade. the record-breaking storm has are ready killed at least 26 people in haiti, four in the dominican republic. we will get the latest and look at how climate change is fueling stronger hurricanes. when will tv meteorologists talk about climate change? then to "america divided." >> you can be here because you cannot pay the bond. hundredve a couple of people in our jail that could walk out if they had $500. people are here because they are poor. it is a perpetual cycle. amy: what do rosario dawson, common, peter sarsgaard, america ferrera, and zach galifianakis have in common? they have teamed up for a new tv series "america divided," which explores inequality in education, housing, labor, criminal justice, and the political system.

flory, chain, and alexander fleming won the nobel prize. in world wardured ii. this was legend.s a huge finding. this saved so many lives away from the battlefield. battlefield. it is tremendous. the government decided ars, the agricultural research service, should not the and competition -- be in competition with industry. so, poof. they pulled the plug on us. redirected us. we have a collection of fungi that is world-renowned that started the search for a better penicillin. >> this weekend, we are featuring the history of peoria, illinois. learn more about peoria and other stops on the cities tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. with the supreme court back in action, we have a special webpage to help you follow the court. go to c-span.org, select supreme court near the right-hand top of the page. once there, you will see a calendar for the term, a list of all justices him and with supreme court on demand, appearances by the court justices at c-span.org. clarence thomas was sworn in as the oc it justice of

floris. >> thank you. >> i should say what the executive director is in the process of doing, not there yet-but is setting up the agenda so that we cover every month the various activities i division and by responsibility with a report on them in the agenda will be in a standardized format. there's nothing to report it will be so but it certainly gives an insight into what each one of these permits within the ethics commission staff are doing. i will call for public comment on item-i'm sorry. >> jared i have a question on the 29.1 million, is that more or less than what's been raised in previous years? >> i've a feeling it's been a lot more than previous years, yes. as actually as i believe yesterday, that figure is now 34 million. >> thank you. >> commissioner hayon >> i just want to comment and ask what the charts are two large extent self-explanatory i just wondered if there's any additional elaboration or observation or analysis that either you mr. florez or ms. pallo would like to offer or give at this time? >> right now were actually still in the process of reviewing all the data

floris. >> thank you. >> i should say what the executive director is in the process of doing, not there yet-but is setting up the agenda so that we cover every month the various activities i division and by responsibility with a report on them in the agenda will be in a standardized format. there's nothing to report it will be so but it certainly gives an insight into what each one of these permits within the ethics commission staff are doing. i will call for public comment on item-i'm sorry. >> jared i have a question on the 29.1 million, is that more or less than what's been raised in previous years? >> i've a feeling it's been a lot more than previous years, yes. as actually as i believe yesterday, that figure is now 34 million. >> thank you. >> commissioner hayon >> i just want to comment and ask what the charts are two large extent self-explanatory i just wondered if there's any additional elaboration or observation or analysis that either you mr. florez or ms. pallo would like to offer or give at this time? >> right now were actually still in the process of reviewing all the data

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if he can get a few more flori midwestern states and make inroads in florida and elsewhere that will be his pathway to victory. >> victory. >> you mentioned over 1.5 million early vote so far. as a viewer start the party registration numbers and other information coming about early votes over the next three weeks, how reliable of an indicator is the early vote to the actual results of elections in the past? >> guest: that's where i started this off by saying it is just one signal we are getting at this moment in time. where i think where that real value of the early vote is when it gives a similar signal to what were seen in the polling.ng that's what's happening now. were seen strength in the early vote in the southeastern seaboard, that matches what we're seeing with the polling numbers out of the same states. the weakness for clinton or strength or trump in the midwest matches what were seen in the polling. early voting is one signal, polling numbers are another. when they're both they're both in the same direction and bothha very noisy that gives us greatee confidence the signal

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clinton will also be in flori todayreo fararly votg shomenow w and latinosre castin ballots at higherates than in 2012. >> n,hank you very much.