of the latino vote overall i would describe a swing voter let daddy election results whether florida california rathers. places that if they are willing to consider that the candidate matters for his or her position with meaningful of reach and they're considering a canada regardless of party.ng in where the democratic is winning on one way but the percentage is different in another. one of the interesting things after 2006 when the republican party started to be seen as more embracing it planted that factor. but and with these voters if their actions are who they support so that is why we try to make sure more latinos are part of the process of the candidates feel it the needed a meaningful way to address the voters then hold them accountable after words. >> kubota these people are very intelligent. and then they get together run for president. >> then to have very good ideas. so let's face it. a pos so come me a prisoner. [laughter] >> we need to get your information.hr spain but -- >> to see with the candidates go through it is easy to see those who would be excellent public servants but i w

florida, mr. miller and the gentleman from california, mr. takano, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: i now ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks ar add -- or add extraneous material on h.r. 5985 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman will suspend. the house will be in order. members please remove your conversation from the house floor. the house will be in order. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. miller: i yield myself such time as i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. h.r. 5985 as amended would extend a number of expiring authorities and critical programs at both the department of veterans' affairs and the department of labor. these include extensions for veterans health care and homeless programs, benefits for disabled veterans and their care givers, vocational rehabilitation for service members and veterans, home loan programs and a vari

florida... to california over the past decade...with fares as low as one dollar. but one mom wonders if megabus, to quote country singer toby keith -- is still as good as it once was. (sot) "he received an email an hour before that wind star was going to pick him up, not megabus, would pick him up, and that didn't appear." denise schubert was trying to get her son to chicago last friday....when megabus told them their bus would be switched to a windstar charter. but after two hours.... (sot) we called wind star, they knew nothing about a megabus pickup." so ..... (sot) "he called megabus again and they told him somebody from a safe about 4.45." but no safe travels bus showed up! so they bought a new ticket for the next day, saturday. (sot) "different megabus, different day, different pickup." again, she says, the lunchtime bus was a no show. (sot) "they said they would be there at 1:30. my son got another email saying it would be a windstar bus." but two hours later, no bus. (sot) "at almost 3:00 we decided to leave." megabus fans though say despite the growing nu

why isn't florida california?sn't it texas and why didn't it become one of the two states and why is it the sediment? >> the truth is although my book is basically in defense of the state, people do an amazing number of weird and stupid things in the state of florida and do them publicly. my statistic is we have 6% of the nation's population and we produce 57% of the nation's weirdness. you know that florida man and it's true, there is an endless stream of people if you read a story that number was snaked in wal-mart, you know that happened in florida. >> if it didn't, why didn't it? >> right. but the argument i make is that as a rule, those people like me didn't start out. nobody is from florida. >> i made an argument that in odd ways it is. you can make a political argument, but even with the trump and the clinton supporters and the sanders supporters. i don't know if you can get with the statistics, but it's the most diverse state with sections that have nothing to do with the others. nobody in north florida ha

california yields back. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. miller: i urge adoption of my amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from florida. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 2 printed in house report 114-742. for what purpose does the seek man from minnesota recognition? the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in house report 114-742 offered by mr. walz of minnesota. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 859, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. walz, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. walz walts i have three amendments that are coming up. i'm going to yield my time to the author of the original bill. and i just want to say in appreciation to the chairman of the full committee,

florida from california. this american airlines flight made a stop in phoenix. he says things went wrong the moment the plane started to touchdown here in tampa. let's go to video right now that we shot not too long ago. it shows the plane on the tarmac here at tampa international airport where maintenance crews just changed a blown tire. and now we spoke to jerry who said something was wrong when the plane went to land but then the pilot pulled up quickly. and then the plane rc while. and an indicator light apparently went on telling the flight crew there was a problem with the landing gear. jerry tells me, he could hear it as well. listen-- >> initially the left side of the plane's landing gear was not engaging. engaging. and then we started to get curious. >> reporter: the flight crew screamed for everyone onboard the plane to brace upon landing. they got into crash positions but thankfully they landed safely. the landing gear did deploy but as mentioned, the right tire blew. we're told that passengers onboard flight 574 had to go down mechanical stairs that

"from florida to california take a look around, you don't know who is being sex trafficked" "she is back home where she is supposed to be" he showed me recent photos of him and jasmine how is your daughter doing? people want to know, how is she doing? "jas is doing the best that she can, man, it's a long process and everything, she's got a lot of damage that was done mentally" >> reporter:the alameda county d.a.'s office has charged 5- officers in the police sex scandal case. two officers have yet to be charged. abuslin says the case is moving in the right direction >>:"we are very happy that the d.a. is charging these 5 officers, you know we thought it was going to take a little longer" >> reporter:jasmine's attorney's recently filed a 66-million- dollar civil law suit against the city of oakland. however he says he just hopes his daughter get's the help that she needs >>:"she is surrounded by a lot of new people right now and i just hope they have her best interest at heart" >> reporter:in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> steve:today the alameda county attorney's office did not charg

jerry was headed back to the florida from california. f0 he has a harrowing story and as he made his way off the plane, he talk the pilot and flight attendant. >> did our training. followed our training just like anybody would. >> you did an amazing job. and we're so grateful. >> thank you very much. >> the crew >> reporter: an amazing story. and now this is video of the plane on the tarmac here at tampa international airport where maintenance crews changed a blown tire. jerry said something was wrong when the plane went to land but the pilot suddenly pulled up. and then the plane circled around the bay area for quite a while. the pilot explained that the indicator light went off showing a problem with the landing gear. jerry says he could hear that problem as well. the plane's landing gear was not engaging. we heard the mechanism under the plane going -- [ making noise ] >> like something was trying to release and it wasn't. and then we started to get curious. >> reporter: the flight crew screamed for everyone onboard to brace upon land

most likely that it does and it is the main states, florida, california, they're lit up red tonight and the biggest stages of the country, texas as well. >> also what are you hearing from the ground about hillary clinton tonight? >> well hillary clinton has arrived as you reported just a few moments ago. we understand that she is backstage right now with her husband. during any of these debates he has never sat in the audience before. the question is if he would be standing front and center tonight, but turns out that we're hearing from our sources that he will stay in the back because he wants to watch it all in real time. for bill clinton, these debates are a lot like a sporting event. he cannot do that if they are watching his reaction and the audience, so he is the last person that hillary clinton will see before she takes the stage tonight. right there at hofstra where she will be sitting on the right side of the podium. she will be speaking first tonight so it will be a big moment when she first comes out as it will be interesting to see what her demeanor and tone is like and how

california reserves. the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: mr. speaker, i have no other speakers at this time, so we are prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. . takano: mr. speaker, i strongly support this legislation, and i urge my colleagues to vote yes on h.r. 5936, as amended, and i want to express, again, my deep appreciation in working with the majority to get this bill done. it is really important to those of us in southern california, and i cannot overstate how much this means to the veterans' community in california. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back. the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. i urge all members to support this piece of legislation, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. all time for debate having ended, the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5936, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of

california reserves. the gentleman from florida is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i have no more speakers that the time, we're prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i have no further speakers. i will close. i ask all my colleagues to vote in favor of this legislation. i thank my colleagues who came to the floor to speak in support of h.r. 5392, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from florida is recognized. >> i too urge all the -- mr. miller: i too aurge all my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support this piece of legislation and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5392? those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair -- mr. takano: i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having risen, the yeas and n

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. >> he has lived in california and florida. we strongly urge anyone that has information about that. or any other place that he maybe hiding. to let us know. >> police recovered a his vehicle not long after the accident. he was nowhere to be found. crime stoppers offering a reward. >> 71 year-old boulder county woman recoveri hospital. after a vicious attack from a teenager. >> who boulder county sheriffs are looking for. >> 71 year-old woman was trying to help 3 teenagers hitch hitchhiking back to denver. after a camping excursion. the teenagers. 16. 17 sp 19 were picked up. taken back to her house. where they were going to arrange for a ride back to denver. the 16 year-old man started attacking her. >> . he suggested they assault the woman. to steal her car. ride. the two others quickly rebuffed the idea. the conversation continued. and at one point he attacked the woman. >> the other two were not involved. they called 911. here's a description. white male. blond hair. picked up in a white hatch back vehicle. >> . also lookin

megaspas hauled millions of dollars from new england to florida to california. over the past decade with fares as low as $1. -- >> we were getting a e-mail that said windstar would pick us up, not megabus. >> reporter: after two hours waiting -- >> that didn't app wealled windstar and ey knew nothing about a megabus pickup. they told him that someone from a travels bus they bought a new ticket for saturday. >> different megabus, different day, different pickup. >> reporter: again the lunchtime bus a no show. >> at almost 3:00 we decided to leave. >> megabus fans say despite the complaints you just can't top it for those low fares. >> the price you can't beat. and convenience. >> reporter: we contacted megabus where its parent company coach usa said the weekend buses finally did complaints on-line and several high profile accidents and bus fires in recent years megabus says most days the burses do run on time with fares still as low as $1. for young people and those with tight budgets it's worth it. in the end denise ended up flying her son his new job for $400.

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he joins us now with -- first of all, there are outdated machines from florida to california. us about the extent of the problem. are thehis is what stories have good intentions and some pretty bad unintended consequences. the helpin 2002 with of the american vote act through almost $4 billion to move the entire country onto a computerized voting -- what has happened since then is you have developed a strange industry that found dead that there wasn't actually a lot of money in computerized voting so instead they put a lot of money in different elections with the technology than it is being used to run his affections on is in fact very outdated data wasn't very good to begin with it a lot of it is built on firmware from the 1990's or earlier and it is found to have a lot of critical bugs in it. the problem is that these counties that use these $4 billion to purchase all the voting machines do not have any money to replace it and there is not really great technology to replace it with so you got a lot of really bad bug-prone sort of equipment out there and that is about to comp

. >> reporter: he has also lived in california and florida. detectives have received tips that the suspect may have left the country. bithey believe it's more likely that he fled the states. seeing deitrick's struggle in the last minutes of his life was heartbreaking and difficult. she does not understand how anyone would leave a person to die. >> i hope they turn themselves in. i feel like living with that guild is gonna tear him apart. >> reporter: if you have any information that may help solve this crime, there is a $2,000 reward. >>> a driver got his foot stuck on the gas that seven eleven. this was in the town of security in el paso county. no one was seriously hurt. >>> new details on the man suspected of ed the new york and new jersey bombings. >> his father contacted the f.b.i. in 2014 expressing concerns his son might be a terrorist. this is the news across america at 6:30. the f.b.i. investigated him but at

florida? >> no she should not be. we have many lovely facilities throughout the bay area and california. the kind of treatment she needs is not a drug rehab program. she is a victim of child sex trafficking. she is traumatized. she needs that kind of help and with all due respect to the facility she was sent they don't have that kind of a program for her. [ indiscernible ] . >> how long has this been going on in her life? >> since she was 12-years old. >> we will not be hearing from celeste as we originally understood. but there she stands along side her attorney. now she is calling celeste a victim of child sex trafficking. of human trafficking, clearly labeling what is now a young woman a victim in this case saying that essentially her victimization started at the age of 12. what is key here and what has a number of police officers on the line if you will is whether or not celeste was over the age of 18 when they engaged in sex acts with her. >> what also is interesting too is she was very talkative months ago with a number of news agencies right here in the bay area both broadcast and

in 1990, you still thought was mostly in the southwest and again california, florida new york, but by2000 and 2010 there is substantial migration throughout the us, so nothing to knew their. the percent latino foreign-born population, one dimension of perhaps there could be differences can also be shown in the same way and perhaps not surprisingly because up until recently the migrants or foreign-born from latin america the largest group and a mass-- the map is pretty much race on the previous where the dark shade starts off as traditional gateway, but by 2,002,010 the migration has spread. the asian population has a similar kind of spreading, but if you want to look closely back in 1982b in the top quintile you only had to have a population of 4.4% asian immigrants, so this is very much compressed, but the one i find most interesting in this series of maps is to think about where are the new immigrants as a percent of total foreign-born population, so if you look in 19801990 you see that most immigrants with lots of dark shades and when you shift the 2000 and 2010 you see most immigr

left florida, come to california, then to alabama and s.w.a.t. ida prison. no one has ever escaped from santa rosa, but escape was one of the first things that crossed the minds of the staff when they came across a handmade key inside bowden's cell. >> handcuff key is like, you know, mainly for my defense. you know? having a handcuff key is not really usual but sometimes it's necessary, you know, theoretically speaking, you know? >> bowden who is serving a 21-year sense for armed robbery says this isn't the first time he's received a dr during his time in prison. a disciplinary report. >> i've had possession of a weapon dr, possession of a handcuff key. you know several disrespects. a couple fighting drs. during my seven years since i been incarcerated i felt about four of them confined. >> bowden was already in the prison's close management system when he was caught with the cuff key. >> stand right here. >> 0052. >> now he must face the institutional classification team or ict who could they change his status from close management level two to l

he holds medical licenses in massachusetts, florida and california. one person hurt and a moose killed after a crash in westborough. the moose was crossing route 9 when a the moose was then hit by a truck an another car. the driver of the first car is expected to be ok. all three cars have to be towed from the scene. >> vanessa: the violence in north carolina is taking center stage on the campaign trail today. lauren blanchard reports on how the presidential candidates are reacting to the latest police shootings. shootings. >> the reporter: riots turning violent in north carolina and needs to change. donald trump on fox news this morning, calling for wider use of the controversial stop-and-frisk police strategy. >> obviously, you can't let the system go the way it's going, but i suggested stop-and-frisk, i mean, it's worse than some of the places we're hearing about like afghanistan, you know, the war-torn nations, i mean, it's more dangerous. >> the reporter: hillary clinton in florida last night, calling for reform, and better cooperation between po

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florida jail. the alameda district attorney who refers to her as miss a says getting her in california is a priority. >> we are now working to get miss a. back here. >> reporter: two attorneys for guap flew to florida this week and local activists have a lot of concerns with guap being out of state. >> i am a little bit concerned about the case falling apart but that's not my primary concern. my primary concern is if she isn't brought back home soon i'm concerned about her emotional well-being her mental health and i'm concerned that if this case falls apart, then we might not see the serious sweeping reforms that we need to see. in the department and in the city. >> reporter: the da says there is a possibility that after this case goes to trial, the judge can order the defendants to pay restitution to guap. which would include the cost of therapy and health care. but she needs guap before the named officers can be booked. >> that's lee martinez reporting from the newsroom. >>> now city officials in oakland are listening to the input of teenagers as the search for the new police chief happens. they

florida. in texas. in puerto rico and california. in other states. to carry on the fight against the mosquitoes. and to deal with the other methods of transmission. to warn the public, to prepare the public. we can do it. anybody that knows how much money the federal government spends every year knows that $1 billion to address a fundamental public health crisis is available. it's readily available. we ought to get on with it. and shame on us if we don't. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. does the gentleman have a motion to adjourn? mr. garamendi: i do. i have a motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for morning hour debate.

they are calling it bikes across america california to st. augustine florida. they will try to raise money for the leukemia and lymphoma society. the team members have ridden with training since 1999. wild this right is the longest they have done covering more than 3000 miles in 10 days they said the goal is the same as it has always been -- beats cancer. >> i come in contact with cancer patients almost every day and see what they have to go through. and i know there is a lot of cancers right now. >> over the ken days we will -- over the 10 days we will step over to the plate. we are hoping to raise $300,000.>> they are already 75% they are. if you want to help her follow along as a libra there route go to 3wkyc.com mcdonald's is taking its all-day breakfast concept a step further. the chain plans to breakfast happy meals at several locations in oklahoma starting next week. if it is successful to breakfast happy meals will be rolled out nationwide next year . customers will have a choice between a egg and cheese mcmuffin or a mcgriddle with the yogurt in drink.

is still tunclear why it is in florida and not california. cteam are currently in the sunshine state working to q%Ñget her out of ja >> kron4 was the first station to break the story back in may. ebsite we have an entire section on the sex scandal and the chronology including an interview with celeste guap from florida where she remains locked up. the bay area public defender now questioning all sex trafficking arrests in the wake of the scandal. as well as the fallout at the oakland police department which is still searching for a new 7sñ police chief after three stepped down.n'b gawq n%"p at kron4.com. >>> hoping to make an arrest of san jose police put out new security camera &m'video of a person of interest in the murder of a beloved college professor. justine waldman has the video that police want you to see. >> reporter: they do not have any suspects, but they want to talk to this man in the security video who manpñoáknow something about the murder professor. it v:shows a man in black holdiz a jacket over his arm újwalking along the s

the company has two other pads in florida and in california. >>> vatican city is stepping up security ahead of the ceremony to declare mother teresa a saint. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to crowd saint peter's square tomorrow. she won a nobel peace prize for her work caring for the dying in india. >>> a man in indonesia says he is the oldest man alive and claims he's, get this, 146 years old. what? he says he has his identity card and memories going back to the 19th century to prove it all. local officials don't buy it. they say while the card is real, it's impossible to verify his age. but they will help him apply for the guinness world book of records for record status. the man claims he's outlived his children. his secret he says to a long life is to relax and take it easy. 146? >> regardless of his age, that's a good way to live. relax, take it easy. clearly doing well. >> i'm trying to get over 146. >> we'll see. >> i don't know if they can prove it. >>> with so many heading outdoors for the holiday weekend, kathy is tracking our chance for evening showers. >> eve

. >> "a," texas, bfrngts, alaska, "c," california or "d," florida. >> i'm going gy,ss> hb," alasr >> "c," california. so, yew. parks. you know, some of the ones -- >> look how big it is. >> yospsoite is one of the highlights. the photo they're showing, that's joshua tree. it has these cool trees called joshua trees that are not too far outside l.a. that's a cool one, if you go to l.a., go to joshua tree. >> off to a hot start which national park is the most ou haisited. "a, smokey mountains. >> yospsoite or paacieabout >> i'm going say> ha." >> everybody goes to see yellowstone. >> this is tricky. it is the smokey mounttorns and guy a lot. a million people go to the smes. ey mounttorns every year. second place is the grand canyon at 5 million. >> so that's like double. and i think it's because think of the east -- >> this is the great smokeys. as many mounttorns out in the east versus the west. . s, 10 million re ged tto- >> who knew? >> i know what this guy is. >> we got a preview there. >> this is not multiple choice. name the most f>> thious geyser yellowstone. >> i know it. >> hol

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. >> i don't understand how he gets away with bankrupt casinos and not paying contractors, california, florida, elsewhere, new york state and nobody says a word. >> he says if hillary clinton can't release your e-mails i can't release my tax returns. >> hillary clinton is held to one standard and trump if he doesn't trip over his shoe laces everybody says you did pretty well. >> i don't think so. >> it was a $25,000 donation which was paid back and you're talking about the clinton foundation which has raised somewhere around $1.5 billion and some of it under questionable means. >> i think a lot of the appearances, but trump was found to have acted improperly. not just there but in campaign contributions and here in new york city. this has been going on for decades. >> have pam bondy investigate hillary. >> let's keep in mind poor palm bondy. she's not one of the state sponsors of terrorism or a country that supports sharia law. it's unbelievable. all right. back to the clinton foundation. ahead, the war over who would do a better job fighting the war on terror. that's next. please stay with us

of last week, at least 20 prisons in 11 states continued to protest, including in alabama, california, florida, indiaiana, louisiana, michigan, new york, ohio, south carolina, and washington. the incarcerated workers organizing committee says at one point about 20,000 prisoners were on strike. with protest has come punishment. several facilities were put on lockdown, with prisoners kept in their cells and denied phone access both before and during the strike. organizers were also put in solitary confinement. amy:y: well, for me, w we are joined by ththree guests. pastor kenneth glasgow is founder and national president of the ordinary people's society, a faith-based organization focusing on criminal justice reform and rehabilitation of repeat offenders. he's also founder of the prodigal child project. azzurra crispino is the media co-chair of the incarcerated workers organizing committee. she is joining us from austin. and kinetik justice is cofounder of the free alabama movement. he is currently serving his 33rd month in solitary confinement at the william c. holman correctional facility in a

deeply the great values that unite all of us, georgia with new york, massachusetts with texas, california with floridahe knew that there were divisive influences at work in our country, but he knew also that they were transitory in character. , butwere flaming with heat they were made of stuff that would soon burn itself out. the true values of america he understood our enduring, as it holds us together. and so he was patient. he was forbearing. , and henderstanding lives today in our hearts as one of the greatest that the english-speaking grace has ever produced. and a great leader. yet never did he fall into the false habit of striking a napoleonic attitude at any time under any provocation. becauseber his words they still mean to us, they still explain to us what this great country is -- the greatest power on god's footstool that exister been committed to -- permitted to exist. a power for good among ourselves and around the world. he, this great lincoln, was the one who did so much to give us the opportunity to live at a , whenhen that would be so america's leadership in the world is necessary for

california and afford. detectives have -- florida. detectives received tips they believe the suspect may have fled the country, but they believe it's more likely he fled united states -- the state but is still in the united states. she does not understand how anyone would leave a person to die. >> i hope they turn themselves in. i feel like living with that guilt is gonna tear them apart. >> reporter: if you have any information that may help to solve this crime, there is a $2,000 reward. >>> new details as federal officials charge a man planting bomb and new jersey. the >> the father of the suspect says he warned the f.b.i. about his son two years ago. foin did investigate -- the f.b.i. did investigate rahami in 2014 but found nothing tying him to terrorism. he is a u.s. citizen from afghanistan and travelled there at least three times. his father talked to requirements outside the family's fried jersey >> rahami is recovering in the hospital after gunshot wounds remember his mother left the states for afghanistan three weeks ago >>>

florida. >>> in northern california, the willard fire is about 10% contained. 500 structures are threatened by the fire. hundreds were evacuated as a precaution. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> in illinois, a massive fire in east garfield park neighborhood, destroyed a strip mall. that scene. crews are still working to put out some hot spots overnight. the cause is under investigation. >>> wells fargo is facing new outrage over the huge bonus being paid to an executive. she was in charge with employees opened 200 customer accounts. the bank is paying in fines. but tollstead is retiring with almost that much. a $125 million payday. before the scandal was revealed. >>> apparently, there's evidence the sugar industry has been steering health and nutrition policy in this country for about half a century. newly discovered documents found that a group paid researchers the link between sugar and heart health, and instead, blamed saturated fat. researchers were not required to disclose who was funding the research. in dietary guidelines since then. >>> most parents are giving thei

you see a lot of examples of that in arizona, in florida, in california. that started changing, that swing nature was blunted by what the parties were doing. it was after '06 when you started seeing a deeper embrace or a deeper correlation of the republican party with anti-immigrant, anti-latino rhetoric that blunted that swing. so again, it's on the parties. >> next question. >> hi. abey stoddard with real clear politics. beyond motivation and interest and enthusiasm and even the outreach, i think we're not surprised there hasn't been much outreach for the republican side but i'm struck by what the three of you said about actual registration. you're hitting up events with these apps trying to do stuff at the local level or because you're specific voter focus group. i really want to know what the national party, what the senatorial committee, the house committee democrats, the hillary clinton campaign has done -- have there been any states, 60% of the decisions? polls show they haven't been communicated to and targeted. are there any statessed where it's b

as of last week at least 20 prisons in , 11 states continued to protest including alabama, california, florida, indiana, louisiana, michigan, new york, ohio, south carolina, and washington. the incarcerated w workers organizing committee says at one point, about 20,000 prisoners were on strike. with protest has come punishment. several facilities were put on lockdown, with prisoners kept in their cells and denied phone access both before and during the strike. organizers were also put in solitary confinement. meanwhile, members of the free alabama movement say a serious humanitarian crisis is developing at holman prison, where guards have been walking off the job in safety concerns and overcrowding. prisoners there are stabbed on a regular basis and call the facility the slaughterhouse. a guard stabbed by a prisoner earlier this month died last week. the warden was stabbed in march. and in peru, an activist who won this year's prestigious goldman environmental prize has been injured in a clash with security guards. the incident took place sunday at a gold mine run by a subsidiary of the u.s.-b

florida. >> reed: a firefighter battling a california wildfire has lost her house to fire. this is all that's left of denise ed gers home. it was one of nine homes burned sunday in what was known ashe friends. she's firefighter with the u.s. forest service. for the past month she's been batting a fire in central california. she says she saw glams and tried to take action but it was too late. >> we don't have our posh much that we -- porch that we sat on every day. we can't just come home. because there isn't anything left. i'm proud of what i do. i mean, i'm happy that we could save anybody else's house even >> reed: though elgar was able to save a few items they had to run out. the house is a total loss. the three say they have no intention to move and plan to rebuild. >> marie: overnight an enfire florida hospital evacuated. a regional medical center outside of tampa completely emptied out following a fire in the generator room. over 200 patients including the critically injury were evacuated in a span of six hours. more than ambulances brought in to move patients and sta