fox business's adam shapiro, has what president obama just said.miami guard -- gardens as well. adam. reporter: key in florida, you used to have in 2013, 18 different insurance companies offering insurances. today only five being offered through the obama care exchanges. that is a problem. republican likes to point out 400,000 floridians will lose their insurance because of the cost of obamacare going up so drastically. the heritage foundation said premiums gone up on average $900. the president is trying to save his legislation, obamacare, the affordable care act, saying that perhaps states need to shift more people to medicaid and use expected savings to offer more tax credits to middle-class americans, or in the case floridians here, to afford more expensive premiums. in other words it is a big problem that has to be addressed. here is what he told the crowd just about an hour ago in miami. >> instead of repealing the law, i believe the next president, and the next congress should take what we've learned over the past sucks years and in a seriou

we have fox business all-stars, adam shapiro. blake burman has the latest wikileaks dump that came out. what hillary clinton this h to say at her event as well. and floor show traders standing by on the busy day of corporate earnings. we begin in the sunshine state which is likely the tipping point of the presidential election. sanford, florida. donald trump is expected to speak any moment at the millionaire airport hangar. the republican nominee has been raking in record breaking crowds by the thousands and, of course, this all-important must win battleground state. crucial factor for florida is 29 electoral votes. it can not be understated the value of that. and despite the billionaire businessman continuing to trail hillary clinton in florida polls. trump told supporters this earlier in doral, florida. >> i think we're winning the race. i think we're actually winning, and i have a feeling that it's going to be a tremendous, it's going to be a tremendous victory. liz: let's go to adam shapiro standing by in sanford at the trump

adam shapiro has the latest from florida.> good morning, nicole. good morning, lorraine. they're going to be a little bit south of the city at a community college in kendall. 3:00 they will trust clinton supporters on the issue of climate change. the issue everybody is still talking about it sunday night's debate and the issue of sexual assault in the infamous videotape that got donald trump into trouble. >> donald trump lost me trump lost me a long double mexican comment made months and months ago piloted onto the wounded comments recently in the videos that came out. truly disappointing. as a republican i felt like i've not had many options in this presidential race. >> his tone has gotten so awful and ugly that it's difficult for me is the father of a six rule daughter to even turn on the news channel when she's around. >> you are seated throughout the country of the utmost importance to address and to also make sure folks understand it's not right. it's also not right to take the nice people for it. i think it could've be

adam shapiro has the details.d morning, nicole, good morning, lauren, early voting begins today in florida and the stakes, well, i don't need to tell you, this is a key state for both hillary clinton and donald trump. and republicans are saying now that vote asking underway, they have reverted a potential law. democrats asked judge to bypass verification but one some of those voters may have been fraudulent people. >> you could have come in from china and said you're eligible to vote and your ballot would have been counted. >> our eyes are open and ears. i guess the message is we are watching. adam: understand nobody in florida is ever turned away from casting a ballot. they have a process call prod visional ballot, you can show up even if you're not verified, cast a ballot and canvassing board in your country verifies if you're eligible to vote or not. roughly 40% the ballots are thrown out. democrats would try to by preponderance pass that process. back to you. nicole: ateam shapiro, thank you very much. lauren:

lauren: we have been talking to adam shapiro all morning. it seemed decent the conditions for the past hour. that suggest situation has changed. adam, how are you doing right now? adam: well, the weather deteriorated as you can expect because the eye of the storm is moving north. again, it has not passed daytona but the winds have been picking up. it's blowing almost sideways. the wind gusts right now a little bit softer or weaker than they had been earlier this morning, but again a category 3 storm with sustained winds near the eye of 120 miles per hour, we still have electricity in this part of florida but, of course, they're expecting that's going to get knocked out. although during 2004-2005, three hurricane that is hit this part of the state, people, old-timers say they did not lose electricity. 150 different shelters set throughout the state of florida for 1.5 million people asked to evacuate from the beaches and the coast, not everyone did that, the people on the barrier islands in daytona beach and the beaches up and down the coast ar

adam shapiro went to little havana to check the pulse of those voters. adam: there was a time in mohammed when you said cuban american you were talking about people who voted solidly republican. that's still somewhat the case. among the hispanic community 46% of the nation's cubans live in this part of florida but when you talk about voter registration, the number of democrats now outnumbers the number of republicans in dade county and you still get very cuban support for republican candidates like donald trump. there was a protest in miami for trump on behalf of cuban americans who are furious with the obama administration for opening up relations with cuba. here is what a few of them told us. >> castro would disappear if he has trump because -- [inaudible] >> we are tired of that. we are tired. >> everything is going to be worse if hillary comes to the white house. everything is going to be worse, worse. adam: yet people have been here for decades, talk about the transition taking place as younger cubans and younger hispanics either join nonaffiliated p

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nicole: adam shapiro, trump will be in washington d.c. for the grand opening of this new hotel, trump international. lauren: hillary clinton on a two-day swing through florida seeking support at that early voting is underway. nearly 300,000 people cast ballots on the first day early voting was offered in 50 counties. is that a rally in coconut creek were hillary clinton slammed donald trump for saying the iraqi army's effort to retake mosul from isis was a total disaster. >> is declaring defeat before the battle has even started. he's proving once again he is unqualified to be commander-in-chief of our military. lauren: today is also hillary clinton's 60 minutes per day. we say happy birthday to her. she's spending the day of work and attending events in tampa and lake worth. nicole: donald trump saying president obama should be investigated over the hillary clinton in the case. after with unix with a smart damaging documents, did the president know about her use of a private e-mail server? but berman has details from washington. >> the e

adam shapiro has details. reporter: good morning, nicole. good morning, lauren.is an independent in adult facilities for active seniors. but the debate focused on the future of the united states and what we are going to be doing for children what's going to happen in the coming decades, the people here are the people who created the world we now live in. this is the greatest generation and they paid close attention to the issues discussed during the debate and they have some very emotional responses to what they heard. >> we did not qualify and i think he needed to do more homework and stop fooling around with the women. >> she did wonderful. he did terrible. he sounded like a shoebox. he just didn't have any control over himself. >> the whole debate gets to be cramming in there. it's a dogfight between two unsatisfactory people. the unfortunate situation is that america has failed to produce. >> with three weeks left until the election, some of the people at the palace are still undecided. you can bet their neighbors are going to try to convince them one way or

fox business' adam shapiro standing by in a very important swing state, that would be florida.ny south beach, miami. adam, florida, no doubt, is this crucial state in the election as well, but what was the reaction to last night's debate? >> reporter: well, the reaction here is crucial for both candidates, liz, because 29 electoral college votes, florida definitely in play although clinton holds a slight lead according to the real clear politics polling average. but when you speak to people about last night's debate performance and a lot of them used that term, performance, neither candidate appeared to score the knockout blow. we spoke to one man today who told us this: >> it made my head hurt because the questions that i wanted to be answered weren't exactly answered. it was more going around it and trying to find a way to make him look better at the end of the day instead of answering the questions directly. >> reporter: and, liz, not only are voters paying attention to this, but you get a good idea of what people outside the united states think of this campaign. we spoke to

adam shapiro standing by in sanford, florida, where trump is currently holding a rally. adam? reporter: hi, david. he is addressing the thousands of people who have gathered here at the airport to hear his message. he also said that the polls are not accurate. in fact take a look. cnn poll came out saying nationally shows hillary clinton leading mr. trump by about five points, 49% to 44%. mr. trump says he is leading in key states such as florida, such as iowa, such as ohio, and now he is also talking about how the media is dishonest and not delivering the accurate message of his campaign. one thing that is happening behind the scenes, both campaigns, clinton and trump, lawyering up for election day, and postelection day just in case. back to you, david. david: stay on that shot for a second, adam, i see spillover. donald trump is always daring the cameras to turn around. your shot, go back to your shot of adam shapiro. reporter: can you see the shot? david: that is spillover from the rally, right? >> absolutely. just to let you know, we were on air about an hour before he sta

joining me from sanford, florida, our very own adam shapiro. hey, adam -- oh, wow, you have got quite a crowd. >> reporter: oh, yeah. there's probably 4,000 people. you can see, let me just point you right up to the podium where mr. trump will speak about 3:00 this afternoon. this crowd has been standing in the hot florida sun for several hours. they're still coming in here, and they want to hear mr. trump's message about restoring the economy, talking about the failures of obamacare. these are diehard mr. trump supporters. trish: what are they telling you the most important thing to them? i mean, we've heard, certainly, in the polls that the economy matters, national security matters, but there's a kind of fanaticism there, if you would, for thousands of people that are pouring into this arena to hear him. what do they tell you matters the most? [applause] >> reporter: you know, it depends who you ask. i was talking to a woman earlier, elizabeth vaughn, who's furious with obamacare. her husband has cancer, and he's lost his insurance twice here

fox business network adam shapiro live this morning in daytona beach with the latest on the storm. adam, good morning to you. adam: good morning, maria. as you were talking about the electricity going out for 200,000 plus for some people and just went out on our part port orange. this is volusia county and it comes back on right after it goes off but this area, it is hitting this area, the winds have picked up in the last hour, the rain clearly is a problem. this is the sub shine state but today not so much. that storm is roughly 40, the eye of the storm is roughly 40 miles off the cois. it's still south of here. it will move up the east coast all morning long. they're anticipating it'll be up by jacksonville by 8:00 p.m. 150 plus shelters throughout the state of florida with people, some of the 2 million that were asked to evacuate. not everybody did that. there are still people on the barrier islands. we are mile, half mile from the coast. people on the barrier islands are struck, the bridges are closed because with wind gusts of 80 miles per hour at this point, you cannot go over

adam shapiro on the ground in daytona. tell us what you're seeing, what you're feeling. >> reporter: this is actually pretty good at this point. you see people around, they're venturing out. they're going to inspect their homes. there is a trail arer park, it's called tanglewood. the reports are that the devastation there is pretty bad. it is a mobile home park, and the winds were fierce. the national weather service says that there were wind gusts in this area of 91 miles per hour. and let me show you how strong the wind was. going to kneel down here. i've been showing people these roof shingles all day because this is what blew off the roof here. when you look from the second floor of the building where we were taking cover during this storm, you can see out above some of the one-story roofs. shingles are gone, gutters blown off. so that's the degree of the damage. doesn't look like there's structural damage anywhere, but that's the kind of damage they're going to have to clean up around here. the electricity in this par

adam shapiro in miami with the details. adam: good morning, lauren, good morning, nicole. here in florida specifically miami, they are waiting for presidential candidates to return. they're not here this friday but the senate here is on everybody's minds because that race has tightened in the polls. i'm talking about the race between senator marco rubio and challenger the democrat patrick murphy. according to the polls the real clear politics arvelg rubio still leads murphy by about 4%. there's one poll that has rubio greatly in the lead. that's a bloomberg poll in which he leads 51% to murphy's 41% but then there's the local poll, the bay news usa poll mr. rubio with 45% where mr. murphy has 41%. the issues that drive the president al campaign are also driving the senate campaign, obamacare and increase in premium. that was a topic in recent debate between if two senate candidates. >> one of the ways that the obama administration got the big insurance companies to support obamacare they put a provision in the law that says, if you guys lose money in obamacare, we will bai

how adam shapiro is in florida, one of the battle ground states. >> reporter: a great many of votersn't matter, because they made their minds up a long time ago. we're in coral gables, florida, this is south of miami. we're in miami-dade county, it's a democrat stronghold, so this is an issue on the minds of people coming here to vote. especially when you consider that turnout at this polling station, early turnout about 1,400 people a day is running about 2,000 people a day, so we're asking them out this latest information about hillary clinton and the fbi and what they have to say about it. >> why am i not going to vote for her? >> reporter: yes. >> dishonesty and steering this country toward the socialist agen agenda. >> no, not at all, i know she's very capable and she's the one most qualified for this job. and it's a good opportunity for us to give her a chance for she would make history because she would be the first female president of the united states of america. >> i will still vote for her because she's a human being and they make mistakes. but who am i to cast against som

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adam shapiro is with us. live in daytona beach, florida. t due to get close to daytona until well into tomorrow, so what's it look now where you are? adam: it's somewhat calm here. the worst of the storm expected to hit here at 2:00 a.m. on friday. when i talk about the wicked wall of title surge, i want to show you why there's concern, 8 to 10 feet high. this poll right here on the beach, come over here. this poll here is roughly 4 feet tall, if you double the pole, that's how high the storm surge is going to be. winds 125 miles per hour to 150 miles per hour. category 4 stowrm. hurricane andrew was a category 5, hits south florida in 1992, caused $26 billion worth of damage, the last hurricane to cause that kind of damage was charlie in 2004. they expect this could be catastrophic, the storm surge double the size of this pole. if i were standing here it would be two feet above my water -- above my head, stuart. stuart: how long can you stay at your current location? >> they are ordering off the island although some people will be staying.

adam shapiro is in miami, he's got all the latest details. adam?reporter: and this is a victory for republicans when you consider, cheryl, that 60,000 people signed up in the last week of eligibility to register to vote here in florida. but now they have to be verified, so there's a backlog. now, nobody will be turned away from the polls in florida, but what the democrats proposed was doing away with, essentially, the verification process which would have opened the door for potential fraud. the judge, who is known as a very liberal judge, federal court judge walker, actually said, no, that's not going to happen, we're going to stick with procedures in place in the state of florida. so all of this plays into what donald trump has been talking about and, in fact, today he's not in florida yet, he's coming here on sunday, and he's going to make a big push in the sunshine state next week, but he is campaigning trying to reach audiences which usually vote democrat but he says should now be voting republican. take a listen. >> i say to the african-ameri

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more from our own adam shapiro. reporter: good morning, nicole. good morning, boring. the rally in stanford victor today of mr. trump and his supporters, if it's anything like the rally monday will be a call to go to the polls. early voting began monday in florida and mr. trump told his supporters don't believe the polls that show him behind in certain states and slightly behind in florida. he says his supporters can still bring victory to the trump campaign in florida. >> the fact that the washington establishment has tried so hard to stop our campaign is only more truth that our campaign rep resents the kind of change that only arrives with a lifetime and it's true. treatment critics don't understand why they are so passionate for their candidate. >> i grew up on a farm. she grew up on a farm. we know what it's like to be down and out. we are not educated. i went to high school. that's as far as it went. went to the service, did my stint in vietnam. i will the military to be back. train at the rally and sanford, florida as part of mr. trump strategy to appeal to his

the fox business network's adam shapiro is live in west palm beach. the die hards telling you, adam? >> reporter: they are standing behind mr. trump and he called all of these allegations and what's been reported for the last week now -- and this is a quote -- a horror show of lies and deception and ma lilicious attacks. his supporters are willing to back him no matter what. >> i won't lose confidence because, guess what, he's just a regular guy. he's not a politician. people make mistakes. they move on and you get back on the message. >> he stands for everything that i as a woman and especially a jew want. he's very strong on israel, totally against the iran deal. >> reporter: shep, these women, right or wrong, think he's the only person that can save the united states. shep? >> what about the florida politicians? >> reporter: that's a great person. marco rubio is still voting for mr. trump but he will not be of events. he's not voting for mr. trump. the former senator also not voting for mr. trump. politicians, even if they say they support him, the

adam shapiro in state of florida.re now saying that the mail-in ballots have gop voters returning about 30,000 more than the democratic voters. what can we gleen from that? >> let's talk about the numbers right now. according to the florida division of elections as of this morning republicans have returned 606,144. people showing up early to voting elections. democrats 256, 593,000. there are conservative democrats that will cross line. the unknown an independents are voting early and you don't know where they're going but the bloomberg poll that you mentioned, liz, that poll is leaning among independents towards trump. now let's talk about hillary clinton because she was here about an hour ago before she went to tampa talking to her supporters here in lake worth pa college and talking about the economy and jobs and how to get people back to work. here is what she said. >> there are only 13 days left in this important election and i have to tell you, it is so clear how high the stakes are and i am going to work as har

first i want to go to adam shapiro in daytona beach where they're dealing with the powerful winds. adam, what's it like there? >> reporter: i'm glad you used that term powerful winds. it is extremely windy right now. the rain subside but the winds that are so strong, ey calmed down for a few minutes and pick up again. those are the huge bands of the hurricane. those bands are swinging around but according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, the hurricane center, essentially, the eye of the storm has moved north slightly of daytona beach, fort orange, that's a good sign. what is a bad sign, i want to show you something, trish, i've been showing people throughout the day, this is one part of a roof. these are the shingles off the building we are seeking shelter. you can't see it, perhaps but the entire parking lot is covered with this stuff, and from the second floor of the building, this building is going to have to be replaced. as you look at buildings around here, gutters torn off, roof shingles torn off. this is the thing you expect with a category 3 storm. the

adam shapiro has the details. adam?ter: early voting will start monday here in florida but already republicans are saying they have scored a victory because a federal court judge ruled against the democrats who were trying to get roughly 60,000 voters ruled eligible without having to go through the verification process. the judge said that there was no threat to those voters because in florida, you can always cast a provisional ballot. but the democrats were trying to bypass that process as well as verification process. and republicans were worried that would open the door to potential voter fraud. >> i was personally very surprised. this is a very liberal judge, appointed by the most left-wing president in the history of this country so i would expected he would continue legislate from the bench. thankfully he did not. reporter: early voting begins monday here in florida. and across the state, people will be casting their ballots but candidates, hillary clinton and donald trump, are expected to be here, throughout the

adam shapiro.e meantime we are getting new wikileaks information and just keeping up with that is a herculean task. peter barnes doing just that. but if you got, peter? >> thanks, neil. the liberal columnist john podesta penpal who keeps popng up in this wikileaks e-mails look smart once again about the 2016 presidential campaign yesterday. we reported on health insurers raising premiums at 25% under obamacare for 2017 and reported the administration's bad for most customers, higher tax credit subsidies would cover much of the extra cost. in july last year, e-mailing john podesta the clinton campaign chair after news reports about possible steep premiums calling them deadly for clinton. the subsidies were not created to subsidize huge premium increases once they were upheld by the court. this becomes a de facto taxpayer financed bailout. hrc does not want to be in the position of defending obamacare, while bernie sanders correctly in my view pushes single player and liberals in congress and nationa

we sent adam shapiro to littlehe pulse of the voters. adam, what are people telling you?eporter: we're speaking to republicans who are trump supporters. note traditionally in little havana, we're in versailles they serve a strong cup of coffee like expresso but cuban coffee. they have strong opinions as well. in this part of florida, remember that 46% of the entire population of cubans in the united states live right here. they tend to vote republican. that is shifting slightly but look at video we shot today. there were protesters who were protesting in favor of donald trump against hillary clinton because they are furious with the obama administration normalizing relations with cuba. we spoke with older cuban-americans as why they were supporting mr. trump. here is what they told us. >> castro, castro would disappear if we have trump because he is very strong man. >> we have to change the government over there. and with hillary we're not going to be able to do that. >> everything is going to be worse if hillary goes to the white house, everything is going to be worse. w

melissa: adam shapiro there you go. we'll see fit is enough. connell. connell: we're getting closer to the election. donald trump's possible electoral paths are have been for some time quite challenging. his campaign manager however said today he still does have a path to the needed 270 electoral votes. karl rove does not see it happening. watch. >> he would have to not only win two states where he is either only slightly ahead or behind by four but he would have to pick up states where he is behind by at or above the national average. i don't see it happening. connell: with that, let me bring boris epshteyn into the conversation. he is trump campaign, senior advisor. >> good to see you. connell: i want to go through what kellyanne conway sent out in memo essentially was, what we've been wait forge in a while. we do a lot of speculation. what is the trump path to victory? she went through six states, okay? broaden out the shot here, say right up front, boris, you will not like this. this is done partially on purpose but not on top of our head. we call i

fox business' adam shapiro standing by in miami, florida, at the clinton/gore rally with more on whyrida matters so much in 2016 is. you know that state well, adam, it does matter. >> reporter: it does matter. 29 electoral college votes, as you pointed out. this was the center of the 2000 election which decided when the u.s. supreme court, if we can take a look at some of the video of then-vice president al gore who was campaigning against george bush, but it was the supreme court that actually stopped the recount in florida, giving the election to mr. bush who, when the recount was stopped, was leading by 537 votes. florida is key, and both candidates know it, anthey intend to be here heavily over the next roughly 27 days leading up to the election. but it's because florida is not only a key state, it is considered a swing state, although fox news says as of right now florida is leaning democrat. but it has been leaning democrat in the past and come back to the center and then possibly leaped republican. the -- leaned republican. the other issue for donald trump is that florida, as

stuart: adam shapiro in the middle of it. thank you, adam. staying on the storm i'm talking politics, we're 31 days until the election and tucker carlson joins us. >> good morning, stuart. stuart: i'm waiting for someone to say that matthew is climate change. >> they're saying thatten 0 the other channel. are you kidding? the whole point of the obama and clinton administration is it to stop hurricanes. stuart: i can't believe they're going to link it so quickly to climate change. >> if you don't buy into it, you're a denier. stuart: an evil person indeed. after the hurricane moved off. 36 hours from now, or something, i expect president obama to go down there, probably hillary clinton will go down there or probably donald trump. so there's going to be the aftermath politics. who is going to win this one? >> that's a great question. look, the conventional view and i think it's right. anything that makes voting more difficult hurts the democrats because their voters tend to be less committed. that's what political consultants believe. if it rai

adam shapiro is on ground in tampa.m. >> reporter: and, liz, one of the reasons republicans are optimistic is that they've been successful in their voter or registration drives within the last 18 months. they have flipped nine counties which used to have a majority of democratic party candidates -- voters registered are now republican counties. they've got a heart of republican voters. -- a majority of republican voters. we actually spoke with the chairman of donald trump's campaign here in the state of florida, also the vice chair of the gop here in the state, and he says the race here is really a numbers game, and they're optimistic they're going to be able to turn out what they call the shadow voters, those who are not counted by pollsters and had not registered until recently. here's what he told us. >> i think donald trump is going to win florida big here. i think the election's going to come down to florida. i think we have the leadership in place with susie wiles, dynamic female who trump has entrusted his victor

adam shapiro. thank you very much. want to bring in steve murphy democratic strategist, and rob murphy, republican strategist. she has not responded to breaking news. she ignored shouted questions from reporters after she left and got on the plane in cedar rapids, iowa. i'm not sure she has got to the plane. her here earlier to inform her and her attorneys about anything related to this investigation before they send a letter to congress. so she, just like president obama, heard about this from the news media. she shouldn't make a comment until she knows what it is all about. liz: this letter, ned, this letter from the fbi, was actually sent to a bunch of members of congress. it was jason chaffetz who, the representative, who put it right out there on twitter. >> right. liz: steve may have a point here. is this really the way that you want to reveal this kind of crucial news, especially leading up to an election. >> i have to, i have to admit, this is rather extraordinary how this news has been breaking all of sudden,

let's get a read right now from adam shapiro in miami. adam? reporter: hey, neil.ou ask when you're down here in miami. one of the things they like to point out at least right now hillary clinton, take a look at latest "quinnepiac poll," she is leading donald trump in florida by about four points, 49% of those interviewed said they would favor her over mr. trump, 45%. but then there is that issue of the election being rigged. we asked several people, what do you think? we got a whole bunch of answers. take a listen. do you think the election is rigged? >> no, i don't believe the election is rigged. i believe that we have a fair government system and i think it is ludicrous to think that the election would be rigged. >> nonsense. i mean i just think it is nonsense. i think it is a move of desperation a lot of times when someone speaks like that. >> it is not mechanical failure. it is favors, behind closed doors, talking out of both sides of the mouth. that is where it is rigged at. reporter: when do you think when he says the election is rigged? >> i don't know. i d

on right there and marco rubio is getting a lot of attention, whether democrats can flip that adam shapiroida, with the very latest from there. adam, what are the polls telling us? reporter: well the polls are pretty close and they're tightening but marco rubio maintains his lead. there was debate last night, neil, marco rubio and patrick murphy actually went at it for the last time. of course they hit issues you would expect including donald trump. let me show you the polls right now where they stand and this is according to the "real clear politics" average of polls through october 24th. this is before the debate which took place last night. senator rubio has roughly 47% of the respondents in this poll versus mr. murphy who has roughly 43.4% of the responds dents. i talk about that debate last night because the national issues are resonating with the issues in this senate race. one of the big issues of course nationally is obamacare. and you can see, you know, mr. trump according to that bloomberg poll, is gaining in florida but the "real clear politics" average going through october, 20

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to the mother of all swing states adam shapiro has been speaking with florida voters on what they need to see tonight before they cast their ballots. see mac know if anne's butts about it. they want answers from the candidates. here on miami beach humility is scarce. so are the opinions of these two candidates. listen to what some folks told us. how do you react when you hear donald trump say that. it is a move of desperation a lot of times when someone speaks like that. >> i don't know. i guess you never know. hopefully not. >> i want to introduce you to two people one of him who hasn't whom who hasn't made up his mind yet. he gets a suntan. why had you not made up your mind. i don't think i can trust either of the candidates i don't think either of them deserves to receive my vote. i don't believe in the two-party system. i think we should at least a third party a chance to debate. i'm undecided because i haven't seen any answers from any of the candidates before i get to casey over here. matt, what would you expect to see in the debate tonight. i would like to see answers to all of

joining me right now, from the trump rally in west obama beach, florida, is our own adam shapiro. well, i guess he wasn't kidding when he said the shackles were coming off. there he is, insisting that he is innocent and the crowd went wild, adam. tell us a little bit about what you heard. reporter: this crowd is obviously very passionate about donald trump. they believed donald trump when he says that the articles in the "new york times" and "people" magazine are total fabrications. and they cheered when he said that his campaign is preparing a lawsuit against "the new york times." but let's get into the specific issues because his speech today was as well being about policy, was a big attack on the media. he said that the clinton machine is determined to achieve the destruction of his campaign, with the help of the media. let me listen to you, let me share with you what he had to say. let's take a listen. >> these lies come from outlets, whose past stories and past claims have already been discredited. the media outlets that not even attempt to confirm the most basic facts. they w

adam shapiro hitting miami beach to find out, hi, adam. >> reporter: hey, heather.and things are expected to heat up tonight that the debate and people clearly paying attention, even vacationers here on miami's historic south beach, but we spoke to some of them and asked them what do you want to see tonight in the debate and here's what they told us. >> honest ly the lesser of two evils. figuring out who's going to make sense. >> i just want to be impressed finally. i want to hear what they're going to do and stop talking about the bickering and all that crap. >> reporter: and i want to introduce you to vacationers from baltimore. this is deanna, she's going to be married too. >> reporter: and the debate tonight, you're here for a party. >> i wish i could, but i'm not sure i'll be able to, but i'm going to watch it at some point. >> reporter: congratulations on the engagement and the wedding. and you know, probably more fun to do what they're doing tonight. who is it, p.j.'s playing over at club live. we're going to be here though, we're watching the debate with eve

adam shapiro has more from coral gables, florida. adam? >> reporter: hello jon, early voting is under way in south florida and in this presifrpth and polling station is a turn out that is remarkable. they usually average 14 or 1500 a day. it is averaging 2000 a day. the key question will the news of the fbi investigation and the clinton e-mails impact people who are coming to vote. it depends on who you ask. we spoke to one person on the way to vote. watch what happens. >> i think i am going to think about how i am going to vote. >> reporter: so you are troubled by this. >> a little bit. i want to know more and informed. >> reporter: you are about to vote and the fbi reopened the investigation. >> i will think about my vote and not vote now. >> and then you speak to trump or clinton supporters, they tell us in regard to the latest news, they mede up their minds week and months ago. >> i thought about it and i just don't want hillary clinton to be in office if this is the kind of thing she is will do. >> i think she is working hard and we s

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charles: i want to go to adam shapiro who happens to be on the ground for us in port orange. report require want to you take a look of what's south of me. that's the area joe is talking about. brevard county. you can see how dark it is. the wind keeps picking up and dying down again. this area, as he said, the hurricane seems to have slowed down a bit. they are saying where we are the worst would begin at 2:00 a.m., they said now it could be between 5:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. you can see the houses over here. this house is boarded up. people left the house next door. they have left. they are not taking any chances. the evacuation order, it was because hurricane andrew that hit florida in 1992 which hit southeastern florida killed 5 people. people don't want to take chances like that and they haven't ridden out a storm like that. we spoke to a police officer and he told us one of the major concerns is some the building here may not have the same kind of construction that buildings south of here that went through hurricane andrew, they don't adhere perhaps to the same code in this

let's go to adam shapiro in st. augustine, where, again, donald trump just wrapped things up. adam? >> reporter: and neil, he did attack the polls, saying the polls were getting it wrong. he also encouraged the people of cincinnati, who believe they are part of an historic movement, he encouraged them to go to the polls right now and vote. more than a million floridians have already cast their ballots. early voting started today, but also mail-in voting, well underway. that's one issue folks talk about. but at the corner of this, when i talk about the historic movement these people feel they're a part of, is taking back the country and taking back the government. here's what mr. trump said to his supporters. >> the fact that the washington establishment has tried so hard to stop our campaign is only more proof that our campaign represents the kind of change that only arrives once in a lifetime. and it's true. >> and neil, you should know that mr. trump is really campaigning aggressively in florida. he's going to leave here and go to tampa. he's concentrating now on what's called the

adam shapiro with the very latest. adam? reporter: it's a speech about climate change from hillary clinton and al gore. clinton addressed crowd, clean energy in the united states should be the clean energy superpower of this century. there needs to be a transition to clean energy. she pledged to have 500 million solar panels installed across north america in the next four years should she become president. then al gore took the stage. he picked up the discussion about the need to back and vote a climate change believer. but then he brought up the issue of what happened in 2000 with the hanging chads and the florida recount. he told everyone here it was crucial that they vote. that every vote counts. listen to what he had to say. >> i don't want you to to be in a position years from now, where you welcome hillary clinton and say, actually you did win. it wasn't close enough to make sure that all the votes were counted or whatever. elections have consequences. [cheering] your vote counts. your vote has consequences. reporter:

adam shapiro this west palm beach, florida, a state where the republican nominee, adam, has pretty muchpaigned for three days straight. he made it clear about the lawsuit, right? that's "the new york times." you've also got the people magazine reporter making claims too. >> reporter: right. and be he addressed that issue before, what, about 3,000 fans of very loud, boisterous, energized, passionate crowd of his supporters, and he said -- he called all of it a horror show of lies, deception and malicious attacks. he spent a great period of time linking the clintons to the media and saying that the corporate media in our country is no longer involved in journalism. but really what he was doing was distancing himself from these allegations. here is donald trump in his own words. >> it's not coincidence that these attacks come at the exact same moment and all together at the same time as wikileaks releases documents exposing the massive international corruption of the clipton machine -- clinton machine. these vicious claims about me of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolu

that is where we find our very own adam shapiro. tell me about the early voting data that is already in. republicans are showing up in droves? >> yeah, the republicans are actually leading overall as far as those who are registered to vote early over democrats. give you some of the numbers. this is mail-in ballots as well as people going to polling stations which opened monday for early voting. the gop, you have 832,106 registered republicans who have returned ballots or cast a vote. with the democrats, have you 826,376 thousand who have voted by mailing in a ballot or going to a polling station. the early voting battle is under way. what the numbers don't show you are the number of independents who have voted early, and as you saw in the bloomberg poll, that was leaning independents towards trump. but hillary clinton was here in lake worth, west palm beach, she was speaking to a rally about an hour ago of her supporters and she was here at palm beach state college, hitting the points she always hits, talking about the economy, free

the fox business network's adam shapiro is live in tampa. is the controversy over the home i'ms playing out? >> we have been traveling the state, and when we speak to different people, whether they're democrats, republicans, clinton or trump supporter, what we seem to here consistently is i made my mind up sever weeks ago. this just reinforces what i decided. let me let you listen to people in their own words. >> no, just made me more adamant i was voting for trump. because i cannot understand how anyone could vote for someone that could deceive our country like this. that could lie. hasn't influenced any vote in the very fact i had already made my choice. but i think it's good that it comes to light because we need to be aware of what is going on. we need to be aware they hidden things coming to light is important for the voters who are up decided. >> reporter: people will say that the unaffiliated voters, those not afaility or registered with a political party, they're the ones who count the most but it's hard to get people to an they're i

adam shapiro is live in florida with the very latest from the trump campaign. adam?orter: at the rally here before 3,000 people mr. trump called "the new york times" story a horror of lies and misconceptions. and he rallied his supporters to chant against the media because of it but here's mr. trump in his own words denying what "the new york times" reported today. the. >> these claims are all fabricated. they're pure fiction and they're outright lies. we already have substantial evidence to dispute these lies, and it will be made public in an appropriate way, and at an appropriate time very soon. reporter: mr. trump's attorney sent a letter to the "new york times" demanding they retract the article and take it off the website but "the times" responded saying nothing in our article has had the slightest, has had slightest effect on reputation that mr. trump through his own words and actions already created for himself. the first part of their letter said, quote, the essence of a libel claim is of course protection of one's reputation. mr. trump has bragged about his

our own adam shapiro is standing by in daytona beach, florida. at is the scene like where you are now? reporter: well there's, you know, some people are breathing a sigh of relief. this was a category 3 storm that stayed offshore and at the worst between 9:00 a.m. and 12 noon there was a great deal of wind, a great deal of rain. in fact look at some video we shot earlier this morning while that was happening. it was enough to blow some trees down. the roofs around here, a lot of them are in bad shape. this is strong enough as happens with category 3, to rip tiles off roofs. we see tiles strewn off the roof. people are cleaning up where we are though it might be a little early for that. there was low level flooding fortunately not high enough to go into people's homes. there were homes destroyed in mobile home park. we talked to people evacuated from a mobile home park called tanglewood. others survived the storm. others the word they keep using devastating. people are breathing a sigh of relief because the storm is well north of daytona beach and

adam shapiro is at polling site in tampa with latest on this one. adam? reporter: hello, melissa.or people what kind of impact about the latest revelations that the fbi reopening investigation into emails of hillary clinton, what impact will that have on voters? we have interviewed voters from southern florida, central part of the state. it seems to be consistent theme. i made my mind up weeks ago. let me let you listen to what people are telling us in their own words. >> i had already decided who was going to vote for, and it just proves to me that i voted for the right person. >> it hasn't influenced my vote in the very fact i had already made my choice. but i think it is good that it comes to light because we need to be aware of what is going on. we need to be aware, you know, the hidden things coming into light for voters who are undecided. reporter: so, melissa, i want you to take a look at the numbers, statewide, and who is leading and what is going on here. first, early voting by mail. republicans are winning this race, 852,077,000 ballots were oned by registered pubs democ

liz: calling on adam shapiro on the ground in florida. he's got the latest. adam, what are you seeing now? >> reporter: okay, so emac, in the last 15 minutes, the wind has started to pick up. we're in fort orange right next to daytona beach. the wind has picked up. not quite 40 miles per hour yet, but you see the bridge in the distance, there are several bridges and cause ways up and down, this is the halifax river, that's how people get out to daytona beach and the other beaches up and down the east coast of florida. those bridges are now shut down so people who are on that side of the river cannot get to the mainland, they now are told you must shelter in place, and people here are going to be prohibited from going over to that side. when you talk about this, you also have to talk about the tidal surge, there was update to the prediction how height surge could be. i just want to you see that the water is already from the halifax river, which is part of the whole water system, it has already risen, starting to lap over the sea wall here. there is a dock you s