florida, it is one quarter. the share has been rising over the course of the last couple of decades. in new mexico, you find that latinos, while there are not as many in california or florida, 43% of eligible voters are hispanic, the highest share across the country. host: according to research, 309,000 eligible voters, the highest of any congressional district in the country. districts round out the top five each with 320 1000 latino eligible voters. guest: that is in texas along the border which has high concentrations of latino populations and south florida is a place that has long had a very large hispanic population. host: we will go to franklin in kentucky. today? how are you i appreciate you taking my call. i respect senator sanders very much, but i think he is not giving the full, informed opinion of what is taking place as far as education in cuba. in the early 1970's, i sat alongside a student in electronics class that he had escaped from cuba. he was an engineer. his dad was a doctor and his mom was a doctor and his sister was an engineer. agestatement was this, at 14, if you were making good grades in school, he stayed in school. if you are not up to

. >>> la mayoría de ellos no son hispanos o asiáticos que viven en texas, california, florida o nuevaones de electores va a salir a las urnas en todo el país para votar en las primarias demócratas pero podría el voto latino marcar la diferencia. históricamente los inmigrantes votan en menos cantidad que las personas nativas de este país. >>> dicen que no tienen el tiempo para votar, hay otros que dicen que ellos no quieren votar . >>> (...) se inscribió el mismo día de su naturalización. >>> me sentí con poder. con ganas de decirles . aquí estoy . >>> si desea más información de registro para votar maÑana tendremos un grupo de expertos que va estar aclarando todas sus dudas a través de una línea de ayuda donde responderán a todas sus dudas sobre su derecho al voto. >>> va ser maÑana 27 de febrero. estaremos desde las cuatro y media y seis y media de la tarde . >>> vamos a la pausa un motociclista vivió para contarlo en un incidente que ocurrió a plena luz del día. >>>(sonido ambiente). >>> migrantes estuvieron a punto de ser arrestados por agentes de migración sepa qué hicieron cuando

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california, florida and texas have the most pedestrian deaths. between 2009 and 2018 the number pedestrians killed yearly went up 56% while other traffic deaths increased by 2%. everything from warmer weather which encourages more nighttime activity and is associated with more drinking, destruction of smart phones and increasing larger vehicles are all mentioned. they also mentioned the decriminalization of marijuana in several states is a factor. the study does not discuss the culpability and responsibility of pedestrians and the city suggest states and local communities focus on enforcement, education and emergency response. >>> a high-speed chase ended in a violent crash in southern california. video shows the suspected stolen cars slamming into another vehicle. the pursuit started in the mug driver got out of the freeway. he lost control and the car spun out hitting a pole. five suspects were in the car and two were arrested and three taken to the hospital. >>> a close call at the future home of the la rams and chargers. a massive crane came

that their vote will count, whether they live in california, florida or anywhere in between.t: congressman altmire, what is unite america? guest: a group of interested people and political philanthropy who are interested in reforms at the state level, open primaries, rang twice voting, vote by mail, things that will empower voters and also candidates. making sure in contested primaries you know what party will win in the general election and making sure the people whoever's from the primary are pragmatic and willing to work with the other side. most importantly, put people over party. we have unfortunately too little of that. we are trying to build throughout the country -- identify the people and groups that are like-minded and support these reforms and build that out to scale so we can empower people instead of parties. host: that is the topic for this hour. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. congressman curbelo joining us from miami. how did you to come together on this issue? remind viewers about your service in congress

that is the highest since 1988 california florida and texas have the most pedestrian deaths between 2009 2018 the number of pedestrians killed yearly went up a staggering 53%. while all other traffic deaths only increased by 2% everything from weather which encourages more nighttime activity like walking in is associated with more drinking to distractions from smartphones and an increase in larger vehicles are all mentioned in the study. the ghsa also mention the decriminalization of marijuana in several states as a possible factor. the study however does not discuss the culpability and pedestrians. the study suggests states and local communities focus on enforcement engineering education and emergency response in order to get a handle on the problem. for today's health minute i'm melissa rainy. >>i'm working right in washington coming up democratic lawmakers faced off with secretary of - why are drivers 50 and over switching to the aarp auto insurance program let's take a ride with some actual customers and find out. hey, well tell me about your experience when you switched to the hartf

most are in california, texas, florida, arizona, new york but also illinois. >> illinois has long had a growing origin population, particularly in the chicago area but this has been a population have been growing as the 1950s as there have been connections to mexico and the opportunities for jobs in the chicago area.>> kenneth in tampa florida. >> good morning, how are you? i'm just saying when it comes to the latino vote, it's really a matter comes to voting for president, due to the fact that an individual vote does not count because of the electoral college is what's president. all the other local elections, your boat may count but just like now, it's a latino this and that but before barack obama, it was all the black vote, this and that and all of a sudden when the republicans wanted to make sure they can lock in a win, they would sure willie horton paid for black men doing this, doing that. now it's a latino, they're coming to get your jobs, this and that.is i went into publix the other day they installed a brand-new canisters, i didn't see none of them looking latino. that was

we don't want our candidates going to fun states like florida or california!f you've got to spend a year campaigning in miami, everyone year eating bland food in sub-zero temperatures, pretending to care about how big a pumpkin is, that's how i know you really want to be president, okay? and that's why the road to the white house has to go through here, des moines, iowa. >> trevor: no, kosta, you're in new hampshire. >> all the same, anyway. >> trevor: michael kosta, everybody! we'll be right back! introducing the future of fitness. it's every class you can imagine. live... welcome back to the mirror. you've got this, john. .and on demand. it's boxing, cardio, yoga, and more. it's an interactive, goal crushing, whole family, whole body fitness machine. it's so cool! the future of fitness is at home. the mirror. chee) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." some news stories help us understand the world we live in and some news stories are just stupid. for those, we turn to ronny chieng. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> thanks, trevor. the coronavirus is not

we don't want our candidates going to fun states like florida or california!f you've got to spend a year campaigning in miami, everyone would be running for president! ( laughter ) but if you're willing to spend a year eating bland food in sub-zero temperatures, pretending to care about how big a pumpkin is, that's how i know you really want to be president, okay? and that's why the road to the white house has to go through here, des moines, iowa. >> trevor: no, kosta, you're in new hampshire. >> all the same, anyway. >> trevor: michael kosta, everybody! everybody! we'll be right back! we've all been here before. the conference room. the speaker phone. the missing files. not in the room? then you're not in the know. well, this has been nice, but can we not? microsoft teams invites everyone you work with, to work together. be seen, be heard, be there when you're not. share your files, and your opinion. and maybe even a happy little fruit guy. when you're ready to unleash the power of your team, open teams. yes. yes. yeah sure. yes yes. yeah, yeah no problem. ye

looking forward to california, florida, nevada, 30% hispanic eligible voters.sting to watch. >> large african-americans in south carolina. let's talk about donald trump and the support from his -- hispanics, it is real and we can bring up some of the polling we have in terms of at least questions we have for people. one of those would be what you consider the primary issues facing america according to you. in terms of hispanics we have border security and immigration fairly close at the top. those are things donald trump has campaign very hard on. >> what i love about those numbers is that is not a poll, that is a read of 3.8 million data points, digital discussions and the sentiment of people organically manifest. people assume, a lot of people on the left think hispanics are driven by the immigration agenda and it is jobs and the economy and border security is ranking higher than immigration, a strategic mistake i'm seeing on the left of how it gets assumed that anti-immigrant rhetoric is going to pay off. the results, the jobs and the economy, the track reco

they boarded two planes in yokohama to take them to air force bases in california and florida.a patta is in yokohama. >> reporter: the situation on board the diamond princess deteriorated this weekend with a surge in infections, prompting the u.s. government to evacuate its citizens. the ship has been quarantined for over ten days here in yokohama, but that has now ended for many of the nearly 400 americans on board. earlier buses arrived at the japanese port to ferry them to chartered planes waiting at haneda airport in tokyo. with their bags packed, they were desperate to go home. but that could still take some time, although they will be on u.s. soil by monday, they will be quarantined for a further two weeks. anyone showing symptoms of the virus was not allowed on the flight. in hubei province, china, the epicenter of the epidemic, over 15 million people have been in lockdown for over three weeks. megan monroe, a trainee teacher from california is still in the provincial capital of wuhan, confined to her apartment. she chose not to leave. >> i decided that i would be safer

the top five are alaska, nevada, california, florida, and colorado. >>> for the first time in 50 years the fda has began investigating top powders. this comes after regulators found asbestos in several products. including johnson & johnson baby powder. the fda held a public meeting on tuesday to discuss proposed testing standards. >>> the number of young women diagnosed with lung cancer is rising around the world according to a study in the international journal of cancer. researchers say the specific type of cancer is slow growing and begins in the glans. historically lung cancer rates have been higher among men because they spoke earlier and at higher rates. to the time now is 5:26. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, leveling the playing field. has some state money is helping minorities in sacramento get in the marijuana business. >> there was a freeway shooting early this morning in the east what'd we decide on the flyers again? could save you 15%utes or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what

almost all states with big latino populations, texas, california, florida, colorado and arizona are all voting between now and march 17th. it's entirely possible that he will come out as a substantial lead in delegates. absent the coalition he has thus far, he's got an uphill climb. you get to the issue not only of superdelegates whether the other candidates if trailing if they cumulative have a majority to come together in a way to deny him the nomination and whether the party can sustain that kind of turmoil. >> so, on that subject which was also the focus of my opening commentary. let's put up on the screen what senator sanders tweeted. and have everybody take a look. here's a radical idea. the person with the most votes should be the democratic nomi e nominee. isn is it that simple, ron? >> he didn't say that in 2017. he said that the superdelegates should take him because hillary clinton could not win the general election. look, the rules are the rules. all of the other candidates said on the debate stage, the rules are that someone has to get to the majority. if sanders gets close

that is the highest since 1988 california florida and texas have the most pedestrian deaths between 2009 2018 the number of pedestrians killed yearly went up a staggering 53%. while all other traffic deaths only increased by 2% everything from your weather which encourages more nighttime activity like walking and is associated with more drinking to distractions from smartphones and an increase in larger vehicles are all mentioned in the study the ghsa also mention the decriminalization of marijuana in several states as a possible factor. the study however does not discuss the culpability and pedestrians. the study suggests states and local communities focus on enforcement engineering education emergency response in order to get a handle on the problem. for today's health minute i'm melissa rainy. >>big story we've been following a bay area group is taking legal action to try to stop the tons of plastic that are polluting our streets and waterways earlier today kron-on talk to josh flom he's board president of the berkeley base earth island institute. that group filed that lawsuit against

they boarded two planes in yokohama to take them to air force bases in california and florida.orah patta is in yokohama. >> reporter: the situation on board the diamond princess deteriorated this weekend with a surge in infections prompting the u.s. government to evacuate its citizens. the ship has been quarantined for over ten days here in yokohama. but that has now ended for many of the nearly 400 americans on board. earlier buses arrived at the japanese port to ferry them to chartered planes waiting at haeda airport in tokyo. with their bags packed, they were desperate to go home. but that could still take some time. although they will be on u.s. soil by monday, they will be quarantined for a further two weeks. anyone showing symptoms of the virus was not allowed on the flight. in hubei province, china, the epicenter of the epidemic, over 50 million people have been in lockdown for over three weeks. megan munroe, a training teacher from california is still in the provincial capital of wuhan confined to her apartment. she chose not to leave. >> i decided that i would be safer

>> so far joe biden has bought a grand total of zero dollars of television in texas, california and florida. all of which are voting in first half of march. if i have the math right, i think michael bloomberg bought $100 million of television in those states. joe biden can't, even sanders is the only kind of democrat who is not self-funding who is advertising cannot come close to this. it's been a weird debate about putting bloomberg on the debate stage. a lot of people on the left, including sanders who complained the dnc is making it easier for him to get on the debate stage. i would think the other candidates would welcome it. he is playing tennis without a net. he is defining himself. none of the other candidates have spent a time on television or a minute in the debate raising issues about his record or agenda. i think that's something they need to do before super tuesday. if you have a race that is not clarified by super tuesday, we have four or five candidates splitting up delegates through mid-march when all of these heavy delegate states are voting, you increase the odds of getting

support especially in delegate rich states that vote in march like texas, north carolina, florida, and california. a lot of the biden endorsements you see on the screen there came before recent struggles in iowa and new hampshire. moderate democrats, meanwhile pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar are looking for break out moments in south carolina and nevada before bloomberg debuts his first contest on super tuesday. >> president trump says he would have no qualms about voting for a gay presidential candidate. trump allies have targeted pete buttigieg's sexuality in recent days. one of them, rush limbaugh, was awarded the medal of freedom last week. then the conservative radio host said the country is, quote, still not ready to elect a gay guy who would kiss his husband on the debate stage. the president appears to disagree. >> would americans vote for a gay man to be president? >> i think so. i think there would be some that wouldn't, and i wouldn't be among that group to be honest with you. but i think that, yes, i think it doesn't seem to be hurting pete buttigieg as you say, as you would call him

that their vote will count, whether they live in california, florida or anywhere in between.is unite america? guest: a group of interested people and political philanthropy who are interested in reforms at the state level, open primaries, rang twice voting, vote by mail, things that will empower voters and also candidates. making sure in contested you know what party will win in the general election and making sure the people whoever's from the primary are pragmatic and willing to work with the other side. most importantly, put people over party. we have unfortunately too little of that. we are trying to build throughout the country -- identify the people and groups that are like-minded and support these reforms and build that out to scale so we can empower people instead of parties. host: that is the topic for this hour. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. congressman curbelo joining us from miami. how did you to come together on this issue? remind viewers about your service in congress and who your constituents were. guest:

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quietly picking up some usual support in delegate rich states that vote in march like texas, california and florida. a lot of the biden endorsements you see on the screen there, they came before recent struggles biden had in iowa and new hampshire. moderate democrats like pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar are looking for break out moments in south carolina and nevada before bloomberg debuts his first contest on super tuesday. >>> the president pinned the medal of freedom on rush limbaugh, then the conservative host told listeners the country isn't ready for a gay president. does the president agree? we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa win her heart with an extraordinary valen

florida. john out of california. say i: i just wanted to follow social media. believe people on facebook, be influenced.an want to playthey around with. is linkedmedia choice in. that is a business website and where do i get my information? i do research. everything these politicians say are recorded and there are facts. the cato institute came out and said obama was the most lawless president we have ever had and listed 10 things. i have never heard anything about obama when he was in there. i am 100% as an independent for trump and i cannot understand these guys. as far as bernie sanders in the 50's -- 1950's, we would have thrown him out of the country. they don't allow traders like traitors like that. run aguys could not lemonade stand. host: two different takes from facebook when we posted this question at the start of the program. shane saying more crying from the left, they pulled out every pathetic move, trashy tactic and realize they are going to lose, so it is blame everybody else for their own tactics. the democrats only put forth the biggest losers.

in florida and california. the stock market didn't decline until mid-2008.t takes a while for a real estate collapsed to play out. so for me that was the final piece of the literary puzzle as far as i was concerned. i had what i needed for an engaging book and inherently interesting period of time a dramatic set of events, good characters and a novel theme which i think a book like this should have, really important if you will. that is the story behind the book the story of how it came to be written and in the broadest terms i would say the book is the story of the watershed decade where we as a nation went from mom and pop-ism to mass marketing, from fiscal responsibility to a reliance on consumer debt and above all from rural naÏvetÉ and innocence to urban maturity and sophistication as a nation although we had to go through the great depression to get there. so let me finish by just giving you an overview of florida in 1926 and see if this doesn't echo with you as you look at the country today and again i'm quoting from the book here. in many ways the fl

florida, it is one quarter. the share has been rising over the course of the last couple of decades. in new mexico, you find that latinos, while there are not as many in californiar florida, 43% of eligible voters are hispanic, the highest share across the country. host: according to research, 309,000 eligible voters, the highest of any congressional district in the country. districts round out the top five each with 320 1000 latino eligible voters. guest: that is in texas along the border which has high concentrations of latino populations and south florida is a place that has long had a very large hispanic population. host: we will go to franklin in kentucky. today? how are you i appreciate you taking my call. i respect senator sanders very much, but i think he is not giving the full, informed opinion of what is taking place as far as education in cuba. in the early 1970's, i sat alongside a student in electronics class that he had escaped from cuba. he was an engineer. his dad was a doctor and his mom was a doctor and his sister was an engineer. agestatement was this, at 14, if you were making good grades in school, he stayed in school. if you are not up to i

california. frank is coming in from riverview florida, frank, what are your thoughts? is the culmination of the democrats since trump won the nomination and yet to be sworn in as president they have said this was the road they wanted to go on. i disagreed with it then, i disagree with it now. they've done everything they could possibly come up with, talk about, downgrade, anything to hurt trump and that's been there whole deal. going throughout the trial and the information may brought in about the mueller report all that, that was never fair to trump and that culminates in they are going to get, he's going to be acquitted fairly, i think, because there's no president i know of it, and i've known a bunch of them, that goes through their term without doing something that someone could pick at and say, that's not right. this is not right. obama went through it, bush went through it, every president goes through it but they are trying to nail trump tied to the wall sense the day he stood up there in front of this chief justice and said i will and i do. so it's a terrible

change to pay attention to this year, satellite caucus locations in other state like arizona, california and floridaare even some in other countries. the state party ruled those out after complaints that legitimate iowa residents, working or living, or studying outside of their home distribute were being excluded from the process entirely. party officials are promising a seamless transition despite these big changes. >> i am confident that the 2020 caucuses will be very smooth especially consider the number of candidates we have and growing populations. reporter: so the big picture in previous election cycles they would release the delegate counts. here is what hillary clinton got with delegates. here is what bernie sanders got with delegates. we didn't see the raw vote. in the interest of transparency we'll see the raw vote from the first alignment and the final alignment. the popular vote might not align to the delegate count that could lead to a very confusing situation, guys. martha: could there will be a split decision, ed, where someone gets more delegates and one candidate has more popular vo

parte el 14 de febrero, las condiciones son muy frías en gran parte del país sólo la florida y lo que es californiaista 101 está estable en el golden gates la manos enfrente precisamente a ver qué es lo que va al sur para san josé las condiciones se mantienen en el tráfico en este momento intensas vamos a la ocho 80 la autopista nada más tengo más detalles del siguiente segmento que volvemos con más. >> desde octubre hasta febrero, mimo tirados, con lluvia no lo puedo creer preocupación por posibles y quien california. >> al regresar de la pausa imágenes fuertes del momento dramático anoche la nhl el que comenzó siendo un partido de hockey más terminan miedo y rezo todos . >> al olor de la pausa servicios de subtítulos presentados por: [información en pantalla] ningún niño debería hacer afectado por la mal alimentaciones en su escuela. tom steyer y su esposa kat se enteraron que los niños de california no recibían alimentos frescos en las escuelas públicas, y entraron en acción. crearon una alianza con agricultores, cafeterías escolares y una organización no lucrativa. ese programa hoy sirve más de

california. texas, florida not involved in super tuesday. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is "bloomberg surveillance."mes, deutsche telecom once a lower-priced because shares have fallen. they have not started talks about new terms. -- ceo is pushing back his target for sales growth. the outbreak of the coronavirus disrupted production in the company's second largest market. >> for those people who correctly inc., we came in as in.ey -- exactly as we got we are saying we will need another year or so to get to the 4% to 6% range we are targeting. stepping back a year early on delivering improvement, we will be a year late or so when it comes to organic growth improvement. viviana: nestle plans to unveil a new strategy for its bottled water business. nissan cut the full year outlook. also scrapping the year end investors. the top shareholder is renault. that is the splash. tom: we have seen some deterioration in the last two hours. futures down 27. your are gives way, oil gives way fractionally. the bond market is extraordinary. the bond market extraordinary. francine? francine: up next, we hear from tw

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they've brought in about $25 million from florida and california.n is a state the president lost narrowly in 2016 but they believe is in play. the aim is simple, just get under democrats' skin, ruffle feathers here by showing you on the eve of the caulk uses and creating not just a logistical nightmare but offering this very loud contrast and different message from what the democrats are offering. we expect the president to consider this spring tring of ud type of offering. he went last night about a hundred minutes. he's been hitting democrats on their debate performances. we can expect to hear a little bit more that. returning to the fund-raising question, bloomberg is putting so much money into what he's doing but the president's campaign is reminding everybody they came into this year with $200 in the bank they plan to deploy. if you remember in 2016, hillary clinton outraised, outspent donald trump and that didn't stop him from winning. >> let me get your thoughts really quickly on the president's latest tweet. he said "another misinformation c

california, mrs. napolitano, and the gentleman from florida, mr. mast, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california. mrs. napolitano: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and include remarks extraneous material on h.r. 1132, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. napolitano: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. napolitano: mr. speaker, i rise in support of 1132 introduced by ms. speier from california that builds off existing bay restoration work under e.p.a.'s natural estuary program. in my home state of california, the importance of a healthy water set and improved water quality has never been more apparent. in fact, the san francisco bay estuary drains more than 40% of our state's water. that's why i'm thankful to see several of my colleagues from california as original co-sponsors, including members of the committee, mr. garamendi, mr. huffman. at our june hearing the committee -- s

north carolina, texas, they include other delegate states like florida and california. with us to discuss the campaign, two more exhausted journalists. political reporter for axios covering the 2020 campaign, and stephanie ruhle, veteran of the investment banking world and host of the 9:00 a.m. hour here on msnbc. we should also point out she happens to be the nbc news senior business correspondent. good evening and welcome to you both. and let's begin. i was just put -- this was just put in front of me. this is mike bloomberg tonight in houston, texas. >> i defended it looking back, for too long because i didn't understand then the unintended pain it was causing to young black and brown families and their kids. i should have acted sooner and faster to stop it. i didn't. and for that i apologized. >> alexi, is he getting better at that? are the questions about stop and frisk, about real estate inequities, about making too much money, is he going to be able to successfully bat them away? >> i mean, i guess it remains to be seen. polling shows he's increasingly rising in

massive advertising war chest on super tuesday states and delegate-rich states like california, new york, texas, floridaending a lot of money in rust belt states as a way to get as many delegates as possible because his non-traditional campaign overlooked the early four voting states instead to focus on the later states he thinks will help him ultimately become the nominee. >> what are you watching as these play out? >> senator amy klobuchar had a last-minute surge in polls here in new hampshire. certainly in con trackocontrast we've seen. i'm interested to see where she finishes. pulls off a third-place win the quiet conversations whether or not she'll drop out after new hampshire will go away. obviously, there's work to do with black and brown voters as we talked about in nevada and south carolina. but this could give her momentum to move her to super tuesday. >> when you look how small percentage in the overall delegate count new hampshire and iowa get, curious to get your thoughts how that process has been played out by the candidates themselves? are you getting a sense perhaps just because the deli

what will that mean for texas, for arizona, california, florida. >> what does it mean?trength beyond just the vein of voters that we thought he had in iowa and new hampshire. if he's gaining with african-american voters, if he's leading with hispanic voters, you're broadening that coalition in a way when you add the fer venn si of those young voters is going to be competitive. >> medicare for all is his brand, though. the democrats are still putting, to borrow another casino analogy, all their chips on someone whose stated health care policy is this pocketbook issue that people most likely vote on more than taxes, more than anything else. he has a position viewed as extreme by independents. >> they had really good health care with their union but they see what's going on. they're worried about their children. so i do think that the kids here, the young people are weighing even on the older generation as to what is the future of health care. that's bernie's point, is that it is -- by the way, the entrance poll said that 62% of the people who voted in the entrance polls w

florida. mr. speaker. i thank the gentlelady from california and the gentlelady rom wisconsin for their passionate words. particularly the -- under aker pro tempore: the speaker's announced policy 2019, the 3, gentleman from florida, mr. soto, will control the remainder of the hour. r. soto: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentlewoman from california and wisconsin for their wise words and for invoking the angels that in florida as well. in honor of women's history would like to recognize carmen. is a graduate of new ork's beroute community -- beirut community college and earned a certification from columbia university. worked as administrator for community in harlem, new york. since joining the council in 19 1992. carmen worked with residents and leaders to initiate and sustain serving seniors and disabled adults. the owes yoela on -- ociola council on outstanding ing enior center in the state of florida. her background as a bilingual teacher led to the first english for spanish speaking county.n osceola they led her become the founder f bravo, a nonprofit organization that provides necessary informat

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and i'm thinking in terms of i guess it was both in florida and california, in 2018, there were huge numbers of absentee ballots that were not counted, and it was days, and there were all these -- president trump raised this question, and others raised it, why do the results keep changing, what's going on, as though that were fraud. and i think, you know, we just all have to be very careful and try to get the message out, that this is the process. i think there are going to be tons and tons of absentee ballots this year. well, you know better than i do on that. >> and jared, you'll have the last comment. >> it's absolutely a problem. i think election night returns, as a society we need to get away from this idea that we have to have them immediately. but part of that process is that we put controls in place to mitigate risk, right? so in kentucky we actually post election results on every single precinct before those results actually go back to the county. to me, that does several things. one, it adds a layer of security into the system that says that votes aren't being changed at th

frank's work his new client, a wealthy defense contractor, had him traveling to florida, california, even kuwait. >> there was a little more freedom or whatever, and like i am, a lot of it was work. and so i was out there trying to kind of build it and she was sitting at home. >> still, nancy had her faith and church activities to fill the empty hours. in fact, that's where she had been the evening everything changed for the howard family. it was a saturday night, august 18th, 2012. >> you're out of town. >> yes. >> you get a call. >> yes. >> something horrific has happened to nancy. there's been a robbery at your own house? >> yes. i was just beside myself. i didn't know what was happening. >> and so began one of the longest nights of frank howard's life. coming up -- a harrowing cry for help. >> help me! >> terror was at the door. >> i'm like, our mother? that makes no sense. >> like wasn't real? >> yeah. like wasn't real. >> when "dateline" continues. ons so...magic mornings happen. there's a better choice. aleve pm. whoh no, that looks grossit. what is that? you gotta try it, it'