so, tonight's comedy club is the hideout theater down in austin, texas. improv comedy theater. they even have virtual performances, so you can spend an evening online with them, if you want to. they do a great job. but we wanted to help them out a little more than just a shout out. so, we teamed up with our friends at "indeed," and they will be receiving a check for $15,000. [ cheers and applause "indeed" makes it easier for small businesses to find and hire great people. for more info, go to indeed.com/hire. and thanks to everyone at the hideout theater in the great city of austin, texas. [ cheers and applause we have a great show for you, tonight. she plays kamala harris on "saturday night live," and she's in the new movie "hubie halloween," available now on netflix. everyone's going to be watching that this weekend. maya rudolph is here [ cheers and applause plus, you can see him in the new film "the boys in the band," also, on netflix, matt bomer is here [ cheers and applause and we've got music from 070 shake. [ cheers and applause guys, as you know,

austin texas. the face of texas voters is changing their younger more diverse and that puts what was a solidly republican state in play 8 democrats are spending time and money hoping that the 2020 presidential election will bring a breakthrough the thing that we're so excited here about at the texas democratic party from a national perspective is when you put texas you don't take control of the white house for a term you take control of the white house for a generation and we think that's worth fighting for a lot of people have been moving to texas a strong economy a growing tech sector cheaper property prices all driving a change in the way the state lukes and that means new voters from 14000004 years ago to more than 16000000 know an increase about the size of the entire state of connecticut it's estimated there somewhere in the region of 2 and a half 1000000 and registered voters in texas the democratic party is trying to track them down and give them a voice believing if they can do that it wil

trump campaign still insists the president's council will win the 2nd set i guess this week from austin texas is making a last fuck up the whole month co-chair of the republican national committee and the advisor to the trump campaign puts. 13. it's they're upset for spectacular pictures. it's their passion for nature. it's their complete to. wildlife photographer in the world. this amazing and. confrontational and stirring. 5 adventures. one goal. the preservation of our planet. it's not just an issue of hard trees and saving pandas any more. it's us that's surat. passion for starts november 6th on g.w. . this is state of the news a line from berlin goodbye mr bond double 07 star sean connery dies at the age of 90 widely seen as the best james bond of all connery played the secret agent in no less than 6 blockbusters film expert looks at his legacy also coming up. welcome to berlin 9 years later and 3 times over budget but the german capital finally gets its new air for. a michael ok welcome to the program one of cinema's all time greats is gone james bond star sean connery has died at the a

truck campaign still insists the president can and will win the 2nd to my guest this week from austin texas is make a last backup for my co-chair of the republican national committee and now adviser to the trump campaign if it's all going so well why has mr trump himself started talking about losing. become us back a welcome to conflict zone we've seen a steady stream of or a prominent republicans jumping ship to vote for joe biden and now donald trump himself talked publicly about losing if i lose he said i'll have lost to the worst candidate in the history of presidential politics he's already talked about how tough it's going to be to hold on to the senate what hope is there for your campaign if trump himself is already behaving like a loser. well outing is fire and sending them to by ordinary people certainly is out working you know or going well i stamp well with rambus rallies today 80 minutes at a time in a graphic for example this past week 25000 people you've been ordered out of the people are turning out to hear the president's message and you referred to the democrats daryn we're

this is luke key from austin, texas and he's out to save halloween.ays to dispense sweets from a distance. he's experimented with dropping them from a drone and even firing them from an air cannon. but i think his star creation is this, artie the robot. after eight years of tinkering, its latest skill is distributing socially distant sweets. it runs on arduino microcomputers, weighs in at about 140 kilograms, and has been shrunk down to avoid scaring the kids. goodbye, guys. just readjusting the lighting to something more sensible because straight after halloween, there is another american horror story. never mind who wins, the run—up to the us presidential elections has been a political nightmare for many. two candidates yelling at each other, misinformation completely clouding the very real issues that the country is having to deal with, and of course the debate over whether masks are too scary to wear. now, for a long time there have been attempts to try and engage younger voters and also to make voting more accessible for people with disabilities.

they've got a plant in austin texas. it is really playing growth.is sort of about keeping margins high, showing profitability, ideally getting into the s&p 500. but then it is all about reinvesting into growth. he says he wants to make 20 million cars a year or 10 million cars a year and dominate the auto industry. the ambitions that he has for tesla as a brand are very high. nuts, think he's kind of but ultimately, this is what he is about. he's not going to rest until a fleet of cars switches from internal combustion engine to electric. we are hopefully going to hear more about the growth trajectory. when are they going to start making the model y in china, for example. caroline: quite fascinating. for all their naughtiness, when you are looking at 400% increase, it is tough to argue with. as always, trying to keep track on the latest earnings out of tesla. that is all from "what'd you miss?" right now. joe: bloomberg technology is next. romaine: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ in sani'm emily chang francisco and this is bloomberg tec

thanks to the el arroyo restaurant in austin, texas, they've been sharing the silly sign since the 1980sn in seattle that has that, it has the most amazing statement, but it's really great and i drive-by it purposely. >> greg: we didn't ask you, it's dana's turn right now. [laughter] >> dana: you're going to love this and i think greg is going to love it. a san francisco animal control was able to recover a missing lemur over the weekend after the primate was discovered at a preschool but the officials had the help of some expert spotters too. >> he was there, what was he doing in there? hiding. >> dana: the 21-year-old lemur was stolen from the san francisco zoo last week but he didn't know that was the case when he saw this lemur named mackey in the preschool parking lot and he said there is a lemur and they are like isn't that just a raccoon? anyway, the guy got arrested -- not the kid, the guy that stole it. >> jesse: that's it for us, "special report" is up next. >> bret: good evening to fox news headquarters in new york, breaking tonight there is renewed optimism that the trump adm

al jazeera austin texas the african union has lifted its suspension of mali which went into effect after president to bring boubacar case i was ousted by military leaders in august this comes 3 days after the west african regional bloc echo us announced a lifting of sanctions that been put in place because of the coup the sanctions included border closures and a ban on commercial trade and financial flows but not basic necessities drugs equipment to fight coronavirus fuel or electricity a french aid worker who'd been kidnapped in mali and held hostage for several years has returned to her country sophie petron and was welcomed by president of my new home she and molly an opposition politician somalia sissay were among several people who'd been released as part of a prisoner exchange deal between armed groups and the mali and government. human rights activists in colombia have warned that they continue to face threats and attacks on their lives a new report by amnesty international accuses the government of doing little to protect at least 223 activists have been killed since the beginnin

he will be cruising the keys' neighborhood in austin, texas, delivering treats to kids on his tray. > reverse trick-or-treating. >> reporter: to prevent crowds you have to sign up for the no contact delivery. >> it is a scary time for adults it is a really scary time for kids what can we do i think having a robot come and deliver candy is definitely going to be a good memory. >> reporter: in another part of the city the greiner family built a candy slide. >> reporter: it creates a pretty good distance between the people passing out the candy and the people at the end. >> reporter: in fort washington, new york, the grosse family is hanging candy in a tree for a grab-and-go halloween. >> the time, the effort, the energy, every last bit of it is worth it. >> reporter: a few blocks away parents created a candy map of the neighborhood >> so that parents of kids know which houses are safe and putting out candy in a safe, socially-distanced way. >> reporter: like this would and the laboris house where hanging from clothes pins are bags filled with sweets. >> we can't wait we're going to sit

minority population have given democrats chance to pull off a big upset alan fischer reports from austin texas. the face of texas voters is changing their younger more diverse and that puts what was a solidly republican state in play 8 democrats are spending time and money hoping that the 2020 presidential election will bring a breakthrough the thing that we're so excited here about at the texas democratic party from a national perspective 3 is when you put texas you don't take control of the white house for a term you take control of the white house for a generation and we think that's worth fighting for a lot of people have been moving to texas a strong economy a growing tech sector cheaper property prices all driving a change in the way the state lukes and that means new voters from 14000004 years ago to more than 16000000 know an increase about the size of the entire state of connecticut it's estimated there somewhere in the region of 2 and a half 1000000 registered voters in texas the democratic party is trying to track them down and give them a voice believing if they can do that it will

jerry jeff walker died friday of cancer at his home in austin, texas. he was 78.ahead on the "cbs weekend news," no middle ground in the midwest when it comes to fighting covid-19. cbs goes inside the surge in wisconsin. also, airlines try to ease travel jitters. the new solutions to get you home for the holidays. and later, the raw reactions to a sushi chef's beefy new delivery system. the five deadliest days of the "people" so far. 145 dead. it's one of the worst hot spots in the country. this week, cbs' adriana diaz gained rare access to the state's biggest hospital, caring for some of the most critical patients. >> reporter: there are five covid units at aurora st. luke's medical center in milwaukee. this i.c.u. is for the most critical. nurse ashley bonus has been here since the start, treating patients like 73-year-old attorney sue pappas. >> hi, sue. >> hi. >> how are you? >> reporter: like so many, she hardly left her house for months, but still ended up here. >> i can't explain it. i was pissed. i was really upset. my family busted their butt. >> reporter

>>just another day in the neighborhood in austin texas, an argument over a black lives matter sign ended with a man posing down a woman with his sprinkler and his front yard this happened earlier this month, a man says the woman saw a blm sign in his neighbor's front yard. and started screaming white lives matter the man says this went on for half an hour. before he asked her to leave and as you just saw things got a little out of control. and it ended with him turning his hose on her she eventually got into car and drove away. >>casino guests at the paris las vegas got quite the scare on thursday night after a power outage at that property. the casino went dark about 8 o'clock and guests inside said they were confused and looking for answers but none of the staff to tell them what was going on. >>we're getting ready in the lights went out my friends are charging and my friends like almost acted so we're like what are we doing out here just trying to figure it out so we came out of the room and it was like i called it the shining because there's like a whole 5 holloway coming back. >>in

>> and tonight, in austin, texas, gilbert elementary school third grade teacher miss jennifer martin turning her garage into a library. the closest library is 15 miles away, so, she opened her own. children come in socially distanced. >> hi, david. >> miss martin giving us a tour. >> welcome to miss martin's neighborhood library. >> biography section, fiction, spanish. >> i knew there was need there. >> and this amazing number tonight. with her own collection and donations, that library now has 3,000 books. those books tonight home with abraham, javier, juliana. >> hi, david. >> and miss martin's library assistant, julia. >> we needed a library around here and this is perfect. >> thankful for her teacher and that library in her garage. keep the donations coming to miss martin. we love our teachers. the abc town hall with joe biden, 8:00 p.m. eastern. good night. but that's tough to do on a fixed income. i'd be hit with a tax penalty for moving to another county, so i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. it limits property taxes and lets seniors transfer their home's current tax base to another

just outside of austin texas we find what is for gun reform activists a shocking example of elementary education 6 year old kate. about school she struggled with you and your 1st time when you were 4 right yes. first time shooting. a shop at target and the picture on the cover is kate with her $22.00 caliber rifle so this is the one that she shoots the most as what she kind of started with is easy for her to use it because it is very small and lightweight. and he fits her pretty well kerry should get it right she did it. oh absolutely. there she is with a rifle. she trained jujitsu and she does ballet and other things that helped develop the strength that she would need to have your goal i mean i don't know it's sunday morning and a group of families made up that a shooting range. kate and her friends have come out here to the desert with their parents to let off a bit of steam. but this is no toy gun so her dad gives her some practice lessons so let's do the 1st one dry ok. target for us. ok good more. of the targets and i am pretty ok nice work. the children here are aged between $6.

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there's one story that really stands out to me there's a woman i spoke to earlier this year here in austin texas and she's a consultant she has 2 sons her husband is a doctor and early on in the pandemic in march she was offered her dream job i mean talk about timing right so she was already dealing with the challenges of having her kids at home and realizing very quickly that this was not a sustainable situation for her family so she had to turn that job down actually and as the months wore on in the beginning of the year she realized even the job that i have right now had a part time consulting position even though job i have right now is not sustainable and you know as the of the assignments you know piled on for her sons her husband was working with coal with patients he was on the front lines his job was certainly essential and she started to realize if we're going to have to make a choice it's going to have to be me and unfortunately my job is central to who i am it's not separate from from who i am as a person it gives me autonomy independence and she was facing for the 1st time in her li

this is luke key from austin, texas and he's out to save halloween.s to dispense sweets from a distance. he's experimented with dropping them from a drone and even firing them from an air cannon. but i think his star creation is this, artie the robot. after eight years of tinkering, its latest skill is distributing socially distant sweets. it runs on arduino microcomputers, weighs in at about 140 kilograms, and has been shrunk down to avoid scaring the kids. goodbye, guys. just readjusting the lighting to something more sensible because straight after halloween, there is another american horror story. never mind who wins, the run—up to the us presidential elections has been a political nightmare for many. two candidates yelling at each other, misinformation completely clouding the very real issues that the country is having to deal with, and of course the debate over whether masks are too scary to wear. now, for a long time there have been attempts to try and engage younger voters and also to make voting more accessible for people with disabilities. i

administration aide he's also the founder and chairman of the party strategy group joining us from austin texas thanks very much for your time i'd like to talk about the issue of undecided voters in a moment but 1st let me ask you about what's going on with the president and the message that's coming out of the white house because really it sounds like there are mixed messages over donald trump's corona virus infection there really causing confusion because officials and doctors are presenting contradictory explanation so this all does not bode well for the president one month before the election. yeah it would be best in a situation like this to let the medical personnel speak on the president's medical condition you know people who are out of that field are just not going to have the right language the right facts they're going to perhaps inadvertently but perhaps even intentionally present information that's not correct and so this is why the doctors need to do that not even the doctor when i came out of the doctor came out today and presented information and then he backtracked on what he w

nature and also the policy of defunding police here in our in the state of texas the capital city austin texas is a very far left city council voted to defund the police by $150000000.00 and what you see is an increase of violent crime in that city on a not going to out and frequenting anywhere late at night because of the issue about safety and security obviously black eyes matta maybe even anti for who of course in the thirty's in world war 2 for against the fascist would deny they were nefarious spent i think what i'm getting at here is trump's term the gini coefficient on income and inequality it's as bad the the regression as it was during the obama biden years so what happened during these trumped 4 years i mean 40000000 people in the united states will be able to eat tonight without food stamps or snap as you call it nowadays why. did trump fail in that regard of reducing inequality reducing poverty which also of course has an impact on the current virus response well i would take umbrage with that because we saw an incredible dropping of the unemployment rate which means that people we

happens all the time it happened right after president trump won the election in 2016 human to austin texas to give a speech some guy on twitter took a picture of some buses and said they're busting in the protesters and it it went around the world president trump himself 3 tweeted that claim and yet it turned out that the buses were actually taking accountants from one hotel to another for an accounting conference that had nothing at all to do with with the protests and so what happens is facts or claims of fact especially misinformation get amplified they get amplified by elite users like the president think it amplified by kind of extreme news and news organizations that have a more ideological point of view they get amplified by bots that are created to help foment chaos in the social media sphere and it's left a fact checkers to try to you know make up for this in real 'd time which is extraordinarily difficult that's i didn't want to get bad and then allen and then i've got a bring in president trump to invest and katie. i'm going to go to him which is why i had jane on the brain that

that and saying they expect to start delivering vehicles being built in jer in germany as well as austin, texas. remember that 2018 pay package forrie lon musk? they took a hit for that the conference call starts in about 25 minutes we will hop on there and see whichie l which e lon musk we get this time we will let you know >> i wanted to ask you because i was listening to the conversation on closing bell at this point it seems like it is a smaller percent of total automate i can revenue, does that kplietly go away? >> that argument will be there for a while, but i saw that the gross profit was up $1100 per vehicle. it's that kind of thing. if gross profit goes up, increasingly you hear less about the credits. >> keep us posted, phil. guy, lived up to expectations. stock is up. this is not something we might have expected given the huge run. >> i am surprised it is not up more 39% growth revenue, 9.2% operating margins. two years ago we were talking about how dire their cash position was and we were talking about it for good reason now they are in a position of strength good for tesla i will s

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so that's austin, texas. the largest city, houston, harris county had absolutely turn out and four years ago in 2016 harris county had 40 early voting sites. this year it's got over 100 including ten drive-thru voting sites where you can vote from your car. harris county has also doubled its number of paid election voters. they've got 11,000 paid election workers and it was a good thing they had all of those sites and poll workers today. because in 2016 just under 68,000 people voted in the first day of early voting. today four years later at least 128,000 people voted on the first day of early voting, almost double. it not only beats, it almost doubles the first day of early voting in 2016. it also beats harris county's record for any day of early voting ever. the harris county clerk who was the official overseeing this record early voting turnout is a young man, just 34 years old. he's the youngest clerk in the county's history. he's only held this job since this summer, and it looks like a sure thing he's

he talked about the three major berlines in shanghai, and austin, texas and said it would take 24 monthsn. . he also talked about self-driving, saying the beta version of self-driving will rollout to more people this weekend and next week before broader release next year. we have breaking confirmation from quibi, announcing intention to wind down the business, quibi of course launched by jeffrey katzenberg and meg whitman, saying they are ending the business. we will be watching to see how that story unfolds. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. a programming note, tomorrow evening, we will have full coverage of the last presidential debate. we hope that all of you will join us. ♪ -- presidential debate at 8:30. we hope all of you will join us. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the

y ahora vamos a alan: de regreso despierta amÉrica Íbamos a austin texas.bÁsicamente son las opciones que tienen las personas para poder votar,. >> asÍ es, llegando a la casilla que le entregan su identificaciÓn entonces le ofrecen para que su firma en la tableta tambiÉn le ofrecen un palito para que vaya y ponte en la mÁquina, que no tenga que tocar la mÁquina, cada votante que terminÓ su votación, el equipo de nosotros limpia las mÁquinas desinfectando todas las mÁquinas y el área que se usÓ para votar. carime: como escucho, tiene muchas a un mecanismo de protecciÓn, este es uno de la selecciÓn los mÁs importantes, terminÓ las elecciones el 30. >> este viernes es el Último dÍa de votar adelantado, esperamos una gran cantidad de votantes que vengan el miÉrcoles, jueves y viernes, donde vamos a tener filas todo el dÍa. carime: ya estÁn preparados? >> estamos preparados, en los primeros cuatro dÍa de esta temporada tuvimos 12 horas aquÍ, y aquí en esta elecciÓn nos ofrecieron otra semana de votaciÓn por la pandemia, el gobernador lo indicÓ en desde las tres

just outside of austin texas we find what is for gun reform activists a shocking example of elementary education 6 year old kate. about solution. suitable both you and me are those your 1st time when you were 4 right yes 1st time shooting for a shop at target depicted on the cover is kate with her 22 caliber rifle so this is the one that she shoots the most as what she kind of started with is easy for her to use it because it is very small and light weight and it fits her pretty well or i can shoot it it's fun to shoot it. oh it's actually. there she is with a rifle. she trained jujitsu and she does ballet and other things that helped develop the strength that she would need to shoot to have your guns i don't argue it's sunday morning and a group of families meet up at a shooting range. kate and her friends have come out here to the desert with their parents to let off a bit of steam. but this is no toy gun so her dad gives her some practiced lesson it's so let's do the 1st one dry ok out of the target flacco breath. ok good more down on the target so that i am pretty ok nice work and

just outside of austin texas we find what is for gun reform activists a shocking example of elementary education 6 year old kate. about school shooting suitable with you and your 1st time when you were 4 right yes . first time shooting. a shop at target and the picture on the cover is kate with her $22.00 caliber rifle so this is the one that you shoot the most is what she kind of started with it's easy for her to use it because it is very small and light weight. and he fits her pretty well all right to shoot it it's probably she did it. oh it's actually. there she used the term rifle. she trained jujitsu and she does ballet and other things that helped him develop the strength that she would need to shoot pavior go right i don't know if it's sunday morning and a group of families meet up at a shooting range. kate and her friends have come out here to the desert with their parents to let off a bit of steam. but this is no toy gun so her dad gives her some practice lessons so let's do the 1st one dry ok out of the target for us. ok good more. the targets and i am pretty ok nice work but

in the capital of texas, austin, check this out. a time-lapse.l worker estimating nearly a three-hour wait from the end of the line to the voting poll there. there are a ton of registered voters in and around austin. this year just about every single person who is eligible to vote in travis county where austin is has registered to vote. travis county announced today that of the over 850,000 eligible voters in that county 97% of them are now registered to vote. 97% registration of eligible voters. so that's austin, texas. then there's texas' largest city, houston. harris county is home to houston, and they had absolutely massive turnout today for their first day of early voting. four years ago in 2016, harris county had 40 early votes sites. this year it's got over 100, including ten drive-through voting sites where you can vote from your car. harris county's also doubled its number of paid election workers. they've got 11,000 paid election workers. and it was a good thing they had all those sites and poll workers today because on the first day of

roy: a few years ago, there was a bomber going around austin, texas.ou may remember that one of those bombs went off in a neighborhood right next to my kids school. you can imagine how we thought about that. this was not a gun, just someone triggering bombs. our reaction, as a dad and as a member of a community, was to show up to school and make sure we protect our community and to make sure no one could get into that school who should not. ultimately, that is what my opponent would like to take away from the people of texas, the ability for them to take care of the people they love. even as she applauds the slashing of the police department department by one third, she wants to take away your second amendment right to defend yourself. this is a problem with what you get when trying to play the political games at my opponent wants to play rather the then focus on the things that we can do as texans to protect our own. to makemportant it is sure people follow the law. seconds to you, senator davis. ms. davis: it is possible we can hold these two ideals

and then two weeks later out of the blue detectives got a call from austin, texas. >> and my lieutenant the office and said, okay. i said what? she said, austin p.d. just called our fugitive unit. we might have him in austin, texas. i'm like, what? >> reporter: travis, it turned out, had borrowed a car from an old girlfriend in colorado. when he didn't return it, she went to the police and filed a report. which more often than not would have led nowhere at all. except a policeman in austin with a little time on his hands decided to check up on an out of state license plate he just happened to notice. and discovered first the report for the missing car and then travis forbes. >> so my lieutenant said, grab your search warrant for his dna and head to texas. so i hop a plane that night. >> reporter: a few hours later gurule was face to face with travis forbes again. >> you know what? they sent me to texas because they think you're running to mexico. >> i was thinking of mexico. >> and you know -- >> he'd call me nash, i'd call him travis. it was similar to you and i just talking. i wasn't

i was a young lawyer in austin texas on the george w. bush campaign. where heidi and i met. we were down in cubicles down the hall from each other. if you look at what happened in bush versus gore, on election night george w. bush one. they counted the votes and declared him the winner but then the election was closed and al gore sent in an army of lawyers in florida to challenge the election. i was in tallahassee. i was on the ground for that chaos that was the recount. i still remember, i recount in the book how we had in the war room we had a whiteboard on the wall and there were seven simultaneous lawsuits, any one of which which could upend this presidency of the united states and we went to the u.s. supreme court twice. the first time we went to the supreme court we want unanimously, 920. the supreme court said the florida supreme court got it wrong. florida supreme court was a partisan democrat court and they said they got it wrong, they vacated their decision and sent it back. the second time we went to the supreme court on the critical issue o

we just recently spoke with patty at the sims foundation in austin, texas, that deals with substance use and mental health crisis for people in the music sphere, and just in the last 30 days, they have had four suicides and two overdoses from people who are in the music industry and they said that every time they see that a music venue, a music venue in texas closes, their emergency help line spikes 40%. one of the things that gives me hope, you were asking earlier, be an arts hero campaign that i am part of trying to get people in the arts and culture sector in the united states to get together and when i say arts worker, i mean, broadway producers. i mean actors. stage hands. people that work in museums. people all over this country to get together and press all 535 members of the united states congress to pass emergency relief for our sector. when you see that ten airlines are able to secure $50 billion in relief, we are at $887 billion in, be an arts hero. >> are you getting a positive reception in return from the lobbying efforts that, you know, it's possibly back on the table t

live music has rattled the walls of the hole in the wall bar in austin texas since 1974.d pandemic forced the owner to unplug the music. >> it's sad, man. >> do you find yourself getting down? >> everybody is a little down. i don't think i've got it much worse than anyone else. >> reporter: just before the pandemic life was great. jimmy fallon featured the hole in the wall bar on "the tonight show." but this year, tanner says he laid off almost 20 employees. he's fighting to keep the bar alive. going into debt. he misss the magical night deeply woven in the sound track. >> everything is starting the to fray, the cracks are starting to show. >> reporter: does the iconic nature of this venue make you want to protect it and fight for it is that one of the things driving you? >> yes. i'm going to do whatever i can to make sure this exists. >> i was looking at the wrong thing. >> reporter: shonda johnson symbolizes the daily struggles of millions of americans. it's a test of emotional endurance. >> i don't know what god is doing but i do know that he is strengthening me to put

tarrant county which is fort worth which tends to be the bell weather, travis county where i live in austin, texas, that's the blue dot in the state. one great thing this year is 97% of eligible voters in travis county have registered to vote and they are turning out. looking at all these urban areas and looking at turn out and how the race is going to be a big part of it. the other place is the border. the rio grande valley and the five counties that makes up and el paso where there are a lot of work to engage and latino voters and young voters, i think they're going to be the big tale. if you look, there are a lot of places where turn-out is surpassed 2016. it is beginning in harris county but it is not stopping there and we are seeing it across the state >> jessica, obama is heading to orlando on tuesday. how is his presence on the campaign trail sort of combat in trump's rhetoric specifically here in florida? >> jessica, do i have you? >> okay, i lost jessica's audio. jamil smith. >> i am going to bring in jamil smith, jessica, do i have you? >> hey, jamil. i think president obama reminded us