the fourth annual sean collier memorial fundraiser begins today at lyndell's bakery in somerville. they will have half moons with his badge number. $1 for every half moon sold between today and sunday will be donated to a scholarship fund in collier's name. antoinette: commitment 2016. today is an all-out push in the battleground states. republican donald trump and mike pence hitting north carolina democrats hillary clinton, tim kaine, and some other big-name supporters will campaign in florida, pennsylvania, and ohio. and more signs of the tension in this race. a light-hearted fundraiser featuring both of the candidates gets a little ugly. >> hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the watergate commission. how corrupt do you have to be to kick off the watergate commission? antoinette: you heard it there. donald trump getting boos at the annual al smith dinner in new york. hillary clinton jabbed him a few times saying he'd rate the attractiveness of the statue of liberty. but most of her jokes were a little lighter. >> i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. and

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>> hey, chris, welcome to the collier county fairgrounds. the west side of florida, the red party of florida. and florida is incredibly important for trump. yesterday e in gettingsburg, pennsylvania, he gave what is supposed to be his closing argument speech. one long speech trying to sell that to a contract for american voters but he went after the women accusing him and calling them liars and he thinks the media is against him. he is going on to spend today and the next two days here campaigning in florida. of all the various different battleground states that are the most in-ish for them, this is the most of all. and he trails here. he is down four points to hillary clinton. have been a number of surveys and statistics that show his ground game and advertising is behind hillary clinton but he is still within the margin of the most of the polls. the question is, if in the next 16 days, he can get to the top, he will push hillary clinton to the bottom. in 2012, there was a race where mitt romney was in the bottom and barack obama was in the

the most recent samples showed the algae at pinellas, manatee, sarasota, charlotte, lee, and collier county beaches. these are pictures from a coast guard flyover... biologists went up to monitor the algae. we'll bring you the newest red tide report once it comes in. donald trump continues to reach out to voters ahead of the election... despite the recent scandal. the presidential nominee held a recently come forward claiming trump sexually assaulted them years ago. his campaign says the claims are complete fiction. ohio is considered a crucial swing state in the presidential election. hillary clinton is hitting some road-blocks as well... several os her husband's accusers stepped into the spotlight to tell their stories. they were interviewed by fox news host sean hannity yesterday. they say the media isn't reporting ?their sexual assault stories as a crime... calling them hillary of covering for her husband. meanwhile... the former president campaign for his wife in iowa. bill clinton spoke at a rally yesterday... just one of his stops on a 2-day trip to the state. he talked about

the fourth annual sean collier memorial fundraiser begins today at lyndell's bakery in somerville, there will be half moons with his badge number from the police department. $1 from every half moon sole between today and sunday will be donated to a scholarship fund in collier's name. >> a boarding school in groton sexual misconduct at the school. lawrence academy is the latest in a string of schools asking students and alumni to report current or past abuse. several elite schools are dealing with such allegations, and including phillips andover and st. georges in rhode island. a senate candidate was detained by marshalls and flown to virginia to testify at a military commission proceeding. stephen gill was held at gunpoint on tuesday. the globe reports t voluntarily claiming that he received an unlawful subpoena. gill was ordered to testify at the hearing for a man accused in the uss cole bombing, who is awaiting trial at guantanamo bay. gill is an attorney, and a lieutenant commander in the navy reserve who used to oversee lawyers in military cases. >> the feds and state attorney genera

like i said before, collier parkway could be better for you. we'll keep you posted on the delays we see out there. meantime, use caution here. traffic light medical function. apparently the lights are not out but they are out of the normal sequence so that traffic pattern might lk make sure you're paying attention. >>laura: thank you. we're going to get over to walter allen right now. >>russell: he's doing the charley belcher shift this week. good morning. for a few days, anyway. i should say a few days. >>walter: how was the weekend? >>laura: good. what about you? >>walter: it was good. i do want to share this. i know charley sometimes takes his mondays out to share some weekend. i want to share a really great event that i was a part of, lucky to be a part of on sunday. harley davidson. you don't typically find me at the tampa harley davidson dealership. it was called all for kids and it really was. we had them on friday, bikers against child abuse and the guardian ad litem and they partnered together for all for kids. it was all these differe

. >>> red tide algae bloom is offshore from pinellas county to collier. now it's getting its claws in a culinary tradition. red tide is affecting the catches. it can kill fish. in addition, with all the dead fish around, stone crabs have plenty of food so they are not fishermen's traps. it opens saturday through may 15th. >>> good morning. we are looking good this morning. low 70s. clear skies. we have fall weather to look forward to for the weekend. i will tell you what, these temperatures, it will be like this right around midday hour by the time we get into the weekend, something to look forward to, it's been a while. titan doppler radar, not much. i have been showing you the flow off the water in the atlantic. a low level moisture with us. that will, once again, set the stage for a couple of isolated showers. dry across the area, especially up above. we won't be doing much with the showers and thunderstorms. in fact, the next time we get a really good line of storms, we will be with the front as they roll through and the fog, air mass thunderstorms, w

for north carolina for rallies in raleigh and charlotte and donald trump will be in naples at the collier county fairgrounds. >>> in pennsylvania, visiting the historic civil war battlefield of gettysburg, he laid out his goals for the first 100 days of office. limits in congress. hiring freeze for much of the federal government. and for businesses and mild class and legislation to fund a wall on the southern border. >> dealing. the powerful protecting the powerful and about special interest and donors, who have rigged the system. the system is rigged. >> you know it. i know it. the politicians know it. the media people know it. and they all know it. >> we have very specific plans and we are going to get to work the day after the election. and do everything possible to of the american people. >>> on saturday, another woman came forward. accusing donald trump of inappropriate sexual contact. jessica drake said trump touched her and kissed her a decade ago. >> the campaign called the story false and ridiculous. >> another election blupped der here in florida. mail in ballots have turned up

mit police officer sean collier will receive the award posthumously. he was killed by the tsarnaev brothers in the days following the bombing. donahue was killed in the shootout with the brothers. >>> the creator of "star wars" fwiving a massachusetts museum a financial boost. george lucas has donated $1.million to the museum in stockbridge. the grant will allow them to lucas is a avid collector of rockwell pieces. >>> a man is using his change to pitch out his ride. he has could have had every inch of his chevy blazer with pennies. he estimates,000 pennies used to cover the entire su v+ and it wasn't easy. larry said it took seven-week, 80 tubes of silicon glue and seven gallons of fiberglass crew in. >> supposed to be all heads there on tail s somehow. when you are gluing that many pennies you are opt to mess up somewhere. >> julie: he said they were all supposed to be heads. i don't think people will look that closely.! as you can imagine pennies add a lot of weight. larry said the hood is so heavy that he has to prop it open to do any kind of work

a lot of cars moved over to the collier parkway. we are down 10 miles per hour as well. slow going in that area. he is alive look on i-4. closer to the davenport area. if you orlando, expect some delays in there. >>> and looks much nicer weatherwise. we have beautiful blue skies. but as far as any rental, no appreciable rainfall through the week. and we will have warm temperatures and it will be human. temperatures will climb into couple of isolated showers. up above is a lot of dry air. anything that tries to get going will not have a chance. spotty showers inland. temperatures back into the midshipman and upper 80s before this weekend. and then the big cold front ? ? welcome to my house ? [ cheers and applause ] >>>e square. the audience here. this monday, monday morning. >> a lot of energy this monday morning. jesse, kick it off. >> did you know that christmas is now less than ten weeks away. >> oh, my gosh. >> it's amazing. >> he's excited. you been a good boy this year? you got a big one coming up then. people already talking about gifts, obviously. >> lara is done

you might want to try heading out to the collier parkway for depending on where you were going, the suncoast parkway which might be a better option for you. this is what the veterans look right now. not too bad. pretty typical for this time of the morning. 54 two 275, 70 minutes from waters -- seven minutes from waters down to 275. >>> if you upper 60s along the coast. we're looking fine for most of the day. partly cloudy with a little more cloud cover by the afternoon. not enough to -- from surface to about a few thousand feet up, a lot of dry air. we will not do much in the way of showers were thunderstorm activities. we had a little help with that justin east went with his for the entire week. that will result in warm, humid conditions throughout the afternoon. form conditions will continue to be above average. we will be at 88. we will do it again today with the heat index that feels like in the lower 90s. we will continue with that through most of the week. >>> right now, it is not even in the eastern half of the country. it is the cold air out west that will eventually get here. it is

the algae is responsible for fish kills along the coast from pinellas to collier county. the most recent found the sarasota. just when miami officials thought they had it under control there is a new zika zone. that is after declaring the district clear of the virus t is north of little haiti. we have more. >> we're surprised. we're doing what the city does whenever there is a case of zika in >>> and he was caught off guard after this was named the new zika zone. officials confirming five cases of the virus contracted in the one square mile area. >> this is frustrating because we hoe it to the residents information. we just don't have that information. >> they identified this box and northwest 10th avenue to miami avenue an active area, making county. >> it is bouncing bouncing they need to cut it off. >> reporter: sky 4 overhead after determining three women and two men contracted zika. three live here, two worked nearby, they knew of four of the cases but had to wait before calling it a hot zone. >> i was worried in south beach. i don't know it would be here. >> weeks a

there's a tropical storm warning in effect for and collier county to golden beach. florida keys from 7 mile bridge eastward and florida bay. >> this is a dangerous storm. and is never too early to evacuate. it is never too early to on island area prone to flooding you need to consider making your plans now to leave. don't wait for the order to do it. if you know that you're prone to flooding you're in barrier island, a low lying area go ahead and leave. current evacuations include brevard county, mandatory evacuations for barrier islands at 3:00 p.m. today. st. lucie county involuntary evacuations have already started. i spoken to all 67 florida counties, and i stress to them important of get. evacuation plans now. you're listening to governor scott very latest from tallahassee about this storm. one thing he said that i do want to reiterate to you. and that is this. if this path was to move0 milesurther west, you're looking at a category 4 storm making land fall. storm to come back out over the water and make kind of a loop. but that's more complicated discussion. w

police say 66-year-old roger collier was going about 100 miles an hour before this crash near reims and waddell roads. they also say his blood-alcohol content was more than three times the legal limit. >>> look at your screen. police on the hunt for this guy. they say he walked into a gas station in mesa demanding money. look at that shotgun he fired that near an employee. as he turned a witness in the parking lot help the doors closed. authorities say he threatened the witness and then took off. he is described as a white or hispanic male in his 30s about 5'10" tall, 250 pounds with facial hair. led police know if you can help track him down. >>> this guy is not looking for the can of pepper that fell behind the cabinet. who has been on the run for five years. he thought he could escape police by hiding behind a crawlspace behind a kitchen cupboard. on the run for five years. officers say he cut a hole in the walls of his house to create a crawlspace thinking he could hide from them. that didn't work out well. the fbi in the united states say this guy's group is linked to drug traffick

. >>> an annual fundraiser gets underway today and officer collier's memory. he'd always wanted to be in law enforcement. are from every moon pie sold to the memorial scholarship fund. it helps high school students anti-career in law enforcement. the fundraiser begins this morning and ends on sunday night. >>> now, to campaign 2016 from an icy debate to a roost. >> this is the first time ever, ever that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. >> this is such a spe that i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. . >> donald trump and hillary clinton shared the stage at the charity event and there was a little edge to some of the hue more there. the 2 trading insults. we have the highlights. >> donald trump's repeated zingers against clinton quickly fell flat last night. catholics. >> she issued this jab calling trump out on his critical comments about women. >> he looks at the statue of liberty and sees a 4 maybe a 5 if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. . >> the white tie affa

drivers, i would consider collier parkway instead of land o lakes boulevard. we'll let you know if we see any improvements here but in the meantime, you saw there in the intersection, it doesn't look like it's budged in the past couple of minutes or so. we have a crew checking out a reported crash at west shore boulevard and mc coy street. really not seeing any major maybe in the southbound direction, just minor delays but we'll watch this and let you know once we learn more about this one, guys. >>russell: attack on a north carolina republican party headquarters is adding more fuel to this already explosive presidential election. >>laura: the attack is called a hate crime. a fire bomb tore through a republican party head quarter saturday night. an tack on democracy. party posted these images showing the damage. there were blackened walls, and burned campaign signs, all of this as donald trump and hillary clinton prepare for wednesday's third and final presidential debate. doug has more. >> both candidates are getting ready for what could be an explosive debat

so those are directions to avoid with your work arounds being collier parkway and eastbound westbound direction lake fern road. next state road 54 crash success drive. boulevard. state road 54. eastbound direction looking slow as well. trinity will be your best alternate for that crash. freezing up just a little bit. here we go. polk county drivers. not too bad here a little bit west of u.s. 27. along i-4 eastbound as we get closer towards 27 and then even further east, towards that champions gate exit we have a crash that's reported with a left lane blocked. you can see it causing notable blas make sure you're giving yourself extra t 27 and champions gate area. >> going to cost lot more to keep our homes warm this winter. it may not get that cold here, but for some it's cold enough to turn on their heaters. and it's cold. hit them harder than years past. u.s. department of energy household bills are likely to be higher for natural gas. electricity, heating oil and propane. so basically anything used to keep people warm it isn't just a small jump either. i expected to go up 22 percent

this happened in collier county, florida. the lives down stairs from the girl. the mother called 911. >> hello, i need the police at my house. >> the girl was not harmed and the man was arrested outside the apartment. >>> now to decision 2016, we're just 11 days away from election night and this morning we're learning where the democratic nominee hillary clinton's political team plans to watch the team sent out save the dates to offices. they noted the jacob kjavits party. donald trump has the vote but not the endorsement of jason chaffetz. he says he will not defend or endorse trump but will vote for them only because he sees hillary is that bad. endorsement after the access hollywood tape was released. >>> we're following the latest after several national guard members were told to repay a bonus. why they may not be able to keep the money after all. on your mark, get set, shop. the markets opening today. >>> we turn to meteorologist chuck bell for the extended 4 day forecast. bought it at the premium outlet. i'm not above saving a little money. >> it was a dif

. >> with a potentially catastrophic storm coming just one months before election day, george collier reports now how it's already impacting the presidential race. >> reporter: all eyes are on the southeast united states as potentially the strongest storm that hit the u.s. in a decade and set to make landfall in florida. >> there are no excuses you need , evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. >> hillary clinton and donald trump will be going to two pivotal battleground states, one possibility before voters go to the polls. power outages could limit the number of people watching sunday's important second presidential debate. volunteers won't be going door to door and making calls and neither candidate will be making appearances in the effected region. >> a storm comes in, you have tragedy. somebody knocking on your door saying won't you vote for hillary or trump. >> reporter: american university professor says candidates need to show compassion and walk a fine line during this emergency. some criticize clinton for buying tv ads on the weather channel to air during this week's storm coverage bu

toxic algae responsible for massive fish kills along the collier. tests found highest concentrations near manatee and sarasota counties. bring you results from latest red tide report once it is in. >> anchor: first responders are getting a special thank you for evacuating a hospital during hurricane here main. on august 31 lightning strike sparked a electrical fire at the medical center. 40 agencies helped to evacuate 225 patients. and later this morning the hospital will present pasco county fire check for their training center. >> 6:34. time health officials are have announced zika zone in miami. >> setback comes less than a month after declaring another neighborhood virus free. five people were infected with zika in one square mile area north of little haiti. the third miami neighborhood identified where mosquito transmitted the virus to people of the doctors traced more than 100 cases of local transmission back to these three areas. of winwood where they confirm first cases of locally transmitted zika in the united states. and that area declared

tide toxics algae is responsible for a massive fish kills along gulf coast from pinellas down to collier county. the most recent tests found highest concentrations near manatee and sarasota we'll have the results from the latest report once it comes in. another neighborhood in miami is now in the center of the fight against zika. 5 people have been infected in square mile area just north of little haiti. this is the third miami neighborhood identified where mosquitos have transmitted the virus to people. the new zika zone is three miles north of wynwood where health officials confirmed first cases of locally transmitted virus in personal thank you to first responder who helped evacuate an entire hospital. do you remember this story? regional medical center bayonet point in hudson had an electrical fire back on august 31st. they had to rush more than 200 patients to other facilities. more than 40 local agencies rushed to help with the relocation process. including pasco county fire rescue. later this morning hospital will present the fire department with a $50,000 check for the training c

now from the supervisor of elections in collier county which is a republican strong hold. more than 7600 people came out to vote on the first day of early voting. a lot of messaging in the republican party of florida and the rnc is to make sure we are turning out the base. we believe this is a turn out election. >> there is a piece in politico. it is from a memo that politico obtained saying based on his consistent failure to improve his standing with nonwhite voters under 50 and males it seems fairly obvious mr. trump's only hope in florida is a low turn out. do you agree? >> not necessarily. let's talk about mime yaammiami county. it is a strong hold breaking 47 to 47. we are seeing the early voting totals coming in now. 1% in donald trump's favor. so we are seeing a lot of things that are suggesting this race will be a lot tighter than what people are predicting. let me remind you about 150,000 voters who never voted before came out to vote for mr. trump in the presidential preference primary on march 15. these people will be voting in the general election. we expect it

toxic algae responsible for massive fish kills all along gulf coast from pinellas down to collier county. most recent tests found highest concentrations near manatee and sarasota counties. we will bring you results from latest red tide report once in comes in. >> decades along f to trial. issue right now the supply of water in the state's shared rivers. florida's attorneys say water use has spiked in metro atlanta and parts of southwest georgia agriculture industry. argue it is harming both the environment and local industries. >>> the fight will head to court at the end of this month where lawyers will ask for georgia water use to have an annual cap. >>> well something millions of kids were doing yesterday afternoon riding bikes up and ended in tragedy for a family in lakeland fox 13 shayla reeves is live at the polk county sheriff's office. what exactly happened here? this is tragic. >>> yeah good morning to you. we can tell you 5-year-old little boy didn't make it home last night. and not only are his parents trying to understand the situation that unfolded his eight-year-old sister i

officer sean collier will receive the award posthumously. he was killed by the tsarnaev brothers. donahue was critically wounded in the shoot-out with the brothers. >>> protecting your personal information from hackers is no easy job. ahead at 10:00 the new plan the government has to keep your data safe and why consumer advocates argue it's not enough. plus, the city of lawrence talking lawsuit tonight after a week concert leads the school athletic field trashed. >> but first the do you or someone you know drive a ford? the new safety concerns that joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. then - on a bill to keep suspected terrorists from itician and that puts us all at risk. narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the ?? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and m

closer inspection, up here, there's meeting house lane, right along the beaches, through sciate and collier road, seeing some of that heavy rain. also here on the coast, we're seeing some coming into the buzzards bay 1.8 in heath. berkshires, one inch of snow. we'll keep tracking where the heaviest is falling for the commute where the changeover occurs where the snow is falling. >> vanessa: stay with fox 25 news for the weather alert. we'll be tracking the rain and even wintery weather in some parts the state on air and on line. kevin will be back in just a few minutes. >> mark: we continue follow that breaking news out of new hampshire. police want you to be on alert 1996 red honda civic hatchback. you can see a picture of it right here after a possible abduction occurred in londonderry, new hampshire. new hampshire police did not specifically exactly when. police ask though that you did not approach the car or this individual. but that you have contact them with any information. >> vanessa: how lean is one of the most exciting -- halloween is one of the most exciting nights for children,

there's a tropical storm warning in effect for collier county to golden beach. florida keys from seven mile bridge eastward and florida bay. this is a dangerous storm and it is never too early to evacuate. it is never too early to evacuate. if you live in a low lying area, on a barrier island, or an area prone to flooding, you need to consider making your plans now to leave. don't wait for the order to do it. if you know that you're prone to flooding, you're in a barrier island, a low lying area, go ahead and leave. current evacuations include bravard county. mandatory evacuations for the islands is 3:00 p.m. saint lucy county, i've spoken to 67 counties, i've stressed to them the importance of getting their evacuation plans ready now. the state stands ready to help counties with safe sheltering and evacuation at any local communities needed. again, i fully expect to hear more this morning from our coastal counties on their evacuation plans. our number one priority is protecting life. the storm has already killed multiple people and we should expect the same imp

collier will receive the award posthumously. boston police officer john moynihan was just awarded the medal of award at the george hannah awards. moynihan was shot in the face in march of last year during a traffic stop. first trailer for the boston marathon bombing documentary. >> them watching me accomplish things that i hadn't done before, kind of heals everybody. >> vanessa: that was seless cochran, one of the many survivors featured into the new film. the documentary will detail the attacks in the weeks that followed, lucciono the struggles and triumphs of the survivors, their families and first responders. it premieres next month. >> kevin: tracking a couple of showers out there right now. we've been doing that all afternoon long, but they've been drifting off to the southwest and away from worcester, away from boston, some in southern new hampshire too. you can see that drift with the very slow progression of these storms. actually, was a thunderstorm earlier in connecticut, had one in warren, massachusetts, earlier this

. -- colliers magazine. here is a section of the essay in which you'll hear very short telegraphic sentences that really gives you in the immediacy of being there on site. "not in his history has city been so completely destroyed. san francisco is gone. nothing remains of it but memories of a fringe of dwelling houses on its it's industrial section is wiped out. its business section is wiped out. it's social and residential section is wiped out. the newspaper buildings, the hotels, palaces, all gone. remains only the fringe of dwelling houses on the out skirts of what was once san francisco. -- outskirts of what was once san francisco." and is a shot of city hall some of the devastation. ms. hodson: here we see the west side of city hall ruling, looking north on larkin street from city hall. city hall again. and a long view from california and mason streets. mac -- the crocker mansion on nob hill. kearny street, looking north from sutter street, through telegraph hill. the san francisco stock exchange. so, e

originally the program was designed or we would give a phone number to a veteran and sago collier third-partyr. my beef, and i know david, you can't outsource your customer service so we are pulling that responsibility back in. the coordination responsibility and we are now taking responsibility for customer service and we've taken third-party employees and put them into our buildings of the test in order to make it easier for the veterans. about 22% of our payments every day now or in the community. there are about a million veterans that rely on the choice program. there are about 5000 veterans that only use the choice programs. most want the hybrid. >> they really want to know they have the choice. >> there's satisfied with the va but they want to know they have the choice. i think that is so important. >> thank you. are there bureaucratic or legislative hurdles that keep them from routinely updating facilities for infrastructure in it and providing the veterans the best karen process available >> i do think if you ask most of our field directors, they would say there are challenges. we ha

between cityscape and the collier center. >>> are you stuck in a political maze? now you can be stuck in a maze with a presidential candidates in a farm in do we. the use of the election for inspiration for this year's corn maze. the design shows hillary clinton and a donald trump holding hands and gesturing with the peace center words, your voice, your vote. >>> we started out with cool temperatures that we are warming. now up to 60 7f phoenix sky harbor. this afternoon, ormer than yesterday but still in the 80s and below the average. 88 today in phoenix. to the southwest, 90s. you can see, a beautiful day across the state with 60s and 70s up north. the forecast will be dry through today. warm breezes across northern arizona, gusting at near 35 this afternoon. a dry forecast through the end of the week as temperatures continue to warm. we will be in the 90s by friday. rain chances back in the forecast into saturday with 90s. >>> we're coming up on 8:00. back in 25 minutes with more back in 25 minutes with more sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school i

in collier county, we're talking about people who don't see a bright future and they're wondering aboutimmigration. that's got to be the focus. hillary clinton's part of america has been in charge. the most devastating part of her leaks yesterday was she wants an open border, hemisphere. that's a vision that guts the working families of missouri and illinois and that comes clearer and clearer. donald trump doesn't win because people look up and say that's the guy i want teaching sunday school. >> what's your wife say? >> she says play the sound of hillary getting the rapist out of prison. she's not a conservative like i am, more moderate. >> the reason i ask, people who live in the suburbs of these cities across the country, it's the women, college women who can either probably put him over the top or not. their reaction to this whole thing is going to be very significant. he needs to speak to them i think in particular and perhaps a woman who fits that description will stand up and ask him that question point-blank right here at washington university. >> i think he also needs to speak

yesterday he was in collier county in naples, another county that's open for early voting today. a big rally in that city where he again doubled down or quad quadrupled down on his idea that that the voting is rigged, that this whole political system is rigged against him, refusing to back down or apologize on that. also hitting hillary clinton very hard on this new wikileaks revelation that she tried to negotiate a $12 million donation to the clinton foundation with the king of morocco. here is what donald trump said about that. >> wikileaks e-mails show hillary was trying to get $12 million from the king of 40 morocco -- from the king of morocco in yet another pay-for-play scheme. my goal is to keep foreign money out of american politics. [cheers and applause] hillary clinton's goal is to put the oval office up for sale to whatever country offers the highest price. >> reporter: donald trump will also be hammering hard today this revelation in "the wall street journal" that a pac associated with virginia governor terry mcauliffe gave almost half a million dollars to a 2015 state

then, let's go down to southwest florida, which would be naples, collier county, fort myers.hat is the most solidly republican part of florida. if you go to the southeast part of the state, that is the most solidly democratic party. a lot of it explains how people arrived in florida. northeasterners from new york down the east coast and settle in florida. 75 takes equal from the midwest down to the west coast. the interstate highway system has, sort of, helped formulate who lives where. the real, key battleground, of course, is the i-4 corridor, which stretches from daytona east to st. petersburg. the markets cap and orlando together account for 44% of florida's registered voters, and in those two media markets, the percentage of republicans and democrats is a most identical. it is why the part of florida is called the swing part of the swing state. it is why you see the most television ads in the whole country. number one, the orlando market. number two, tampa. it is the battleground. rarely will a candidate come to florida and not appear in one of those media markets on a v

then let's go down to southwest florida, which would be naples, and collier county, fort myers. that is the most solidly republican part of florida. if you go to the southeast part of the state, that is the most solidly democratic party. a lot of it explains how people arrive in florida. i-95 takes northeasterners from new york and new jersey down the east coast and settle in southeast florida. 75 takes equal from the midwest the west coast and they settle down in southwest florida. the interstate highway system has sort of helped formulate who lives where. but the real key battleground is the i-4 corridor, which stretches from daytona east to st. petersburg. the two media markets, tampa and orlando together account for 44% of florida's registered voters, and in those two media markets, the percentage of republicans and democrats is a most identical. that is why the midriff of florida called the swing part of the swing state. it is why you see the most television ads in the whole country. number one, orlando market. number two, tampa. it is the battleground. rarely will a candid

then, let's go down to southwest florida, which would be naples, collier county, fort myers. that is the most solidly republican part of florida. if you go to the southeast part of the state, that is the most solidly democratic party. a lot of it explains how people arrived in florida. northeasterners from new york down the east coast and settle in florida. 75 takes equal from the midwest down to the west coast. the interstate highway system has, sort of, helped formulate who lives where. the real, key battleground, of course, is the i-4 corridor, which stretches from daytona east to st. petersburg. the markets cap and orlando together account for 44% of florida's registered voters, and in those two media markets, the percentage of republicans and democrats is a most identical. it is why the part of florida is called the swing part of the swing state. it is why you see the most television ads in the whole country. number one, the orlando market. number two, tampa. it is the battleground. rarely will a candidate come to florida and not appear in one of those media markets on a

and counties like collier county which is a republican stronghold from the 7600 people came out yesterday a record. stuart: spelled it out. that was clear. chair of the republican party in florida on the program yesterday. flat out trump wins florida. adam shapiro is with us now. he is in west palm florida. hillary is about to hold a rally right where he is. other people they're talking about about obama carried today? >> only if you challenge them. waiting to hear from hillary clinton has not yet arrived at th rally. when i've asked different people at different rallies and other trump supporters are clinton supporters about obama carried from the usually get an answer. i challenge to people at the clayton riley about obamacare. one is a student voting for john but he told me he wants to hear from hillary clinton in a second. the other is a woman who vehemently supports hillary clinton despite the fact she doesn't think obamacare works. listen to what she told me. >> i feel something needs to be done only going to go back to having people in the waiting room dying. something needs to be

in counties like collier county, 7600 people came out yesterday on the first day of early voting, a record. we're seeing a lot of enthusiasm for donald trump's campaign. we are not seeing any of that enthusiasm for hillary clinton's campaign. stuart: now, i am told that the number of hispanics registering to vote in florida this election cycle is up something like 90 %. you're probably not going to get a big portion of the hispanic vote, are you? >> well, yes and no. one of the things that i've seen is that, well, the first thing you have to know is that hispanics in miami -- which is a large cuban population -- they tend to be more conservative. and be a poll just came out a couple of days ago, the florida chamber poll, cited -- now, this is marco rubio versus patrick murphy -- but 47-47. that is a democrat stronghold, miami-dade county, and they're breaking even right now. i think we may see a large, wholesale rejection of the democrats' policies. and listen, this obamacare issue with the premiums going up almost 25%, that's going to be a big issue for floridians. stuart: is that your bi