police decided -- daytona.decided to focus on that car. >> they put it in the registration for anyone who had a similar-type jackpvehicle. >> reporter: the friends started to worry, the killer, whoever he was, might come back for one of them. >> i remember going to go to work and i saw a car that was the description of the car they were looking for. being paralyzed like not being able to leave the house because he's waiting for me. i remember writing the license plate down and put it in my pocket so when they found my body they would have this clue. >> reporter: this has to strike fear into people when a young girl like that is brutally murdered. and the person who did it is at large -- >> the person was out there this whole time. >> reporter: the investigation dragged on. weeks became months. then years. still, police believed that white car and the dna from the crime scene would lead them to christy's killer. do you remember how many people were tested for their dna? >> well, it was definitely dozens. we look

. >> i-4 runs from daytona beach into st. petersburg.ets a ticket to the white house since 1996, this is indicated the winner of the election. >> that is likely by both candidates were in tampa yesterday to try to control some of the 1-4 corridor boats to drum up turnout as well. north of foredeck with the south liberal democrat but here it's along the 1-4 corridor from saint pete to daytona where the real battle is for voters, one in four live within 25 miles of the 1-4 corridor, it can be the most seven important counties in this election. connell: steve, thank you, steve carrigan live employee, we will be talking to you, i'm sure leading up to the election. when you think about florida it's really interesting, if we wrap the night up early on tuesday night, it probably will be because joe biden wins lord, president trump wins the tossup state and then we were on to the other tossup like pennsylvania. speaking of which, be sure to join us next week with a special coverage heading up the election as mentioned earlier i'll be in pennsylv

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he is the congressman of daytona beach. thank you for rejoining us.s good to see you the other day. your guy has to win florida. your district is 12%, 13% hispanic. how does he get the hispanic vote? how does he get the increasing cuban vote in miami? rep. waltz: i should tell you, he is doing very well with the cuban vote and the venezuelan vote for one simple reason. the word socialism doesn't ring too well with that part of the hispanic vote. these are people who have suffered personally, who have lost family members were still have family members suffering in cuba, in venezuela under the maduro regime and the remnants of the castro regime. the move by the progressive left to advocate socialist policies is really driving this forward. stated your case. do you see any indication that mr. biden of delaware has decided to support the far left of the liberals on that matter, or is he running more centrist? rep. waltz: i think he's been all over the place, to be honest with you. at some point he was for the green new deal. it is on his website. then in

that's that strip that runs between tampa and daytona beach where elections are won or lost in florida. the president lost hillsborough county in 2016 by seven point but trying to build up vote totals in the sunshine state. a big outreach to hispanic voters. a permanent solution to the daca issue. here is the president yesterday. >> president trump: more hispanic americans will be able to buy a home, to afford quality health insurance and to raise their families in a beautiful, safe neighborhood. joe biden would obliterate everything hispanic americans have worked for wiping out small businesses with lockdowns and regulations, gutting your police departments and devastating your families with massive tax hikes. >> that was the president in good year, arizona with a big hispanic population. he has a new talking point today. the cone me growing at 33.1% in the third quarter. the president claims joe biden would shut down that growth. biden will be in broward county today. yesterday in georgia. insisting that his plan would shut down the coronavirus and not the economy. listen here. >> he

[ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby here in port orange, florida, just south of daytona beach. i'm here to meet a retiree who had a curious relic hidden among the rafters of her home in west virginia. when her grandson finds it, he's convinced it's a valuable piece of history. >> my name is betty bland. for more than a century, a strange inheritance collected dust in the attic. my husband and i thought it was worthless, until our grandson john surprised us all. >> i'm john buell. i knew my great-great-grandfather was a famous artist renowned for his epic murals of texas battles. i had no idea i'd end up solving a mystery surrounding one of them. >> i meet betty and john at the family home, where they explain that the benefactor in this "strange inheritance" tale is born in belfast, ireland, in 1836. his name is harry mcardle. as a child, harry's a whiz with a paintbrush or sketch pad. would we describe him as a prodigy? >> i mean, probably. he was a very prolific painter. >> as a teenager, he immigrates to america and attends the maryland institute of the arts, where he

. >>> here in the sen r center of florida interstate 4 runs 130 miles in daytona beach through orlandoon by over 200,000 votes in 2016. >> hurricane maria is rapidly intensifying. >> millions of americans are being hit right now by a catastrophic storm. >> this was a devastating hit from a category 4. >> the entire island is without power. >> what did it sound like? >> oh my god. what woke me up was like a banging. what i mostly remember is seeing a white haze of wind. >> it was one of the strongest storms in recorded history. >> yeah. we were 100 days out power. barely any signal for cell phones. >> in june of 2018 you and your mother decided to move here to dach port, florida, polk county. what brought you here? >> i definitely felt my future was limited and it hurts me to say it. it really hurts to say it. i love my island, i love puerto rico. >> what did you make of president trump's response to the hurricane hitting puerto rico? >> well, not sufficient, for putting it lightly. the least things that we want are paper towels. what we needed is more support and not to feel abandoned.

it is between daytona and orlando, a population of about 50,000. expect the focus to be on president trump's health and whether he can regain any of the momentum he seems to have lost based on all of the polls we saw over the weekend. jonathan: we are told he is now immune. i know tom keene has a few things to say about that a little bit later in this program. tom: wait a minute, wait a minute. before the data check, you do have a protective glow. you have a protective glow this morning, and it is good to see that. jonathan: i don't think i'm immune. let's put it that way. is anot sure this glow response to my immunity to covid-19. it might be makeup. it might be mac 35, or whatever the number is. tom: let's get the data check. jonathan: equity futures up 15 on the s&p 500. didn't take long, did it? futures up 0.4%. treasuries closed for columbus day. i think the chinese currency is getting attention once again. last week it was about tolerance. this week, a lack of tolerance for chinese currency strength. $1.1793.ar, a big focus on restrictions ac

and this is a live look at daytona beach from fox 35. one of the big stories there tonight, a baby boy white rhino born at disney's animal kingdom, obviously in orlando. gave birth to the baby sunday morning within the first hour of being born, the rhino calf was nursing, standing and walking around near mom. there you go. that's tonight 's live look outside the beltway. from "special report," we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> bret: a fast-moving wildfire has forced evacuations for 70,000 people in southern california. two firefighters have been seriously injured. powerful winds across california have prompted power cuts for hundreds of thousands to try to prevent utility equipment from sparking new blazes. the fire in orange county broke out just before 7:00 los local time this morning. it quickly threatened neighborhoods in irvine, the sprawling city of about 82,000 people. what was tropical storms eta has has now strengthened into a hurricane. it's on track for mexico's yucatan peninsula and resorts and then likely will move on for a poss

. >> he knew exactly what had happened, and he just daytona couldn't find her. >> aaron seemed determiney. he would periodically ask jean to take him out to search for bonnie. on one such thin, she remembered something eerie the child did before leaving the house. >> said, can we go look for my mom? we go out in the car and he runs to the back yard. i go, where are you going? he said, to get a shovel, like silly. he knew she was buried, he just didn't know where. >> and he did the same with detective hinson. >> he said, i want to go look for my mom. off we would go. >> hinson, too, thought the body might be buried, but they never did find anything. the investigation grew colder even as the relationship with the boy grew stronger. the frasers did everything they could to give aaron a normal life. the chance to be a kid again. >> he was into racing bicycles. he had motorcycles. he had played baseball. he took karate. and the most fun he had was fishing. he was a great fisherman. >> all these years later, aaron is grateful for the family who embraced him. tell me about the frasers. how did

culturally like the midwest because of i-75 and then the i--4 corridor from tampa to orlando and east to daytonaverywhere usa. you have different constituencies and then north florida, the farther north you go, the deeper south you are. in florida we have about 30 days of early voting by absentee ballot. you can't compare 2016 to 2020 exactly. republicans listening to the president has demonized mail in voting but it's a big deal democrats are turning in absentee ballots at such a high rate. 8 times what they did at this point in 2016. that compares to 483,000 republican. the democrats are really voting in big numbers. now, when the in person early voting period begins earlier in the month, we'll see if republicans catch up and if they're going to show up that way. one last point in 2016 hillary clinton actually went into election day with a 247,000 vote lead. republicans showed such force she lost the state by 113,000. so we've seen this play before a little. we haven't seen democrats pour it on like this. >> arizona is early voting, is that similar? >> that's what we're seeing. we've only just

tampa to daytona beach and points in between. that is where the president will be in sanford later this evening as he is set to leave the white house later this hour. connell, jackie, white house says trump campaign get used to president going out on the road. their plans are to have him hit two or three different campaign events per day they say in the near future. ramp that up even higher getting closer to election day. while cdc guidelines still say social stancing remains best, the vice president mike pence saying this afternoon that the campaign is still comfortable with having large-scale rallies. listen. >> the american people have a right to peaceably assemble. they have a right to gather, to hear out our candidates and our cause and we'll carry our message all across this country and all the way to victory on november 3rd. reporter: one state, but two stops for joe biden today. he is in ohio, toledo and cincinnati on his schedule. earlier today the former vice president visited auto workers and pledged the overwhelmingly

it did help the economy of daytona good deal. it was an economy that needed help. >> let's talk about the legacy of william jennings bryan when it came to women's rights and prohibition and income tax and population election of u.s. senators. will thomas. >> i think the legacy and michael handles this beautifully in the book. the legacy is damaged by the end of the scopes' trial and particularly the obituary of bryan, which depicts bryan as just a bumbling back country misguided figure in 1924, '25, that period. so his legacy is tarnished, really, at the end of his career by this. michael's book, i think, recovers bryan's legacy beautifully. all of the reforms that he championed, women's rights in particular, the right to vote, the suffrage, which was an active issue in the 1870s, 1880s, 1890s and bryan was at the forefront of it and other issue as well, as you just mentioned, were ones that he was deeply involved with from the beginning. >> i think -- i emphasize this in the book. i think one of the legacies is in many ways with

you've won daytona three times and you are a nascar hall of famer. you'll be racing too.t is a different dynamic. this isn't been done for 20 years or so since dale ea. i'm going to want to win for my fedex team and bubba will want to win for his team. >> i know, you own part of the team. >> yes. that makes it complicated. but i know it is in my best interest to go out and win for myself. that's the good part about it. starting this team was about what do i do once my career is over, the driving career is over, i'll have a much bigger role in the team, above ownership itself. so i think that this is a good way for me to continue my partnership with toyota, someone i've been with 13 years, had over 40 wins with. this is a way to carry on that legacy. >> i've never been to a nascar race. i've been to formula 1 because i'm friends with lewis hamilton. i want to come to nascar now. going to figure this out in 2021. >> absolutely. the opportunity is purpose. thank you both. bubba and denny, for your time this morning. >>> we will talk with ingrid steward about her new book pri

that is the very important crucial i-4 corridor, basically, tampa to daytona beach, spots between orlandoident will be headed. joe biden making two different stops in ohio today. seemingly always comes down to florida and ohio. joe biden will be in cincinnati and in toledo. back here at the, in washington the fate of stimulus talks seemingly continues to remain in a stalemate, neil, if anything happens with it, seems as if nothing will happen at this point until after election day because over the weekend the, top two negotiators for the administration, white house chief of staff mark meadows, treasury secretary steve mnuchin implored congress to take up ppp funding to enact essentially, to let them access a pot of money that has been unused and to make legislation so that businesses can tap into that money, about 130 billion or so. they wrote to congress the following say, quote, all or nothing approach is an unacceptable response to the american people. however nancy pelosi is focusing on a bigger package, she says the white house's $1.8 trillion proposal falls short. she wrote to her c

and for republicans the i-4 corridor between orlando and tampa and daytona as well as the northern panhandleof the 67 counties in florida there are probably 20 that republicans really have to concentrate on and they are basically lake county x sanford county and pinellas county. >> trace: that's very heavy in senior citizens. sumter county where the villages are. i want to put up the 2016 poll. at this time in 2016 hillary clinton was up by about .8%, right, over the president. that clearly eroded over time. do you think with biden's lead even slimmer the campaign regrets not doing a bit more barnstorming in florida, mo? >> no, it's a very different race and there are very different underlying dynamics below that. florida is always going to be close. in the last decade there have been seven statewide elections in florida decided by 1.2% or less. it's just the nature of the state. when you scratch below the surface, though, there are some good signs for both campaigns but if i'm in the biden headquarters i'm feeling very encouraged by the early vote. democrats have a 300,000 plus early vote l

host: felix in daytona, florida. supporting the president. you like about what the president did in his first term on the economy? caller: i like the taxes. the tax plan he had. wasn't affected -- impacted by it in any way, at least that i can tell. you know? anas an employer, i was employee, not an employer. my employers probably have more insight into that. one of the main reasons i wanted to call in was that i understand and people say -- like the very last caller -- host: you've got to make it quick, because the house is getting ready to gavel in. caller: got it. i work for two startups. in both of those cases i was laid off and i could understand the intricacies of businesses and how some can fail and some can succeed. and the bankruptcies in the president's case is just the nature of business. host: we've got to run. the house is gaveling in. there is no slate of his missed this week. we will go to the floor for that quick pro forma session. will be back here 7:00 a.m. eastern time. see you then. [captions copyright national cable satel

. >> the i-4 corridor connecting daytona beach and tampa has been the epicenter for migration for more maria. for many of them, president trump's response to that storm is on the ballot this fall. >> puerto rico was in bad shape before the hurricanes got there. >> president trump questioned the storm's death toll and reportedly held up recovery funds, a former dhs official said the president even spoke of trading puerto rico for greenland. >> david onera moved to kissimmee florida after his home was battered in the hurricane. >> when i see may apartment, i know how to explain. i cry because i lost everything in the apartment. >> reporter: he says he's voting for joe biden in part because of trump's administration's response to maria. >> do you feel like your puerto rican community around you is actually mobilizing? are they planning on voting in november? >> i'm going to answer this question by mentioning that there's the before maria and after maria. >> she grew up in puerto rico. she's lived in east orlando since 2004. >> we were all affected by maria, not only the people on the isla