street all the way around the block waiting to enter a lottery for the right to blow up by a florida condit so it certainly looked like we did not have enough condos in florida in two thousand and seven. you know it's we had an amazing glut of them and no one could get rid of the things and now zing bus the same thing is going on right now max in the jobs market here it looks like we've got a shortage of labor but in reality it's a couple of things but to actually i think corporations are just ever tasing for jobs that don't exist at all so they can get these h one b. visas in from overseas the second component of that is that financing is is so cheap you've got a bunch of zombie corporations they can afford to pay anybody so wages are down but they're actually looks like we've got a shortage of workers who eat in describing the the lines around the block to get a florida condo and how this was positioned as a shortage of condos in reality it was financial manipulation it reminds me of images from the soviet union of people lining up to buy bread there's no bread because that economy fell that

a national election and a lot of these issues, health care, preexisting conditions, certainly are big priorities for florida. so immigration. so yeah, donald trump is very much involved in this election, whether people are talking about him or not. >> so when we look at this, dan, what are your listeners, what are they telling you in terms of what's going to drive and have driven them to the polls? is it president trump, is it the issue of immigration and/or health care? >> it comes down to the fact that yes, one, it is president trump on whether or not they want to double down on him or totally reject him. we're seeing and hearing that it's more partisan than ever. you got the democrats that are foaming at the mouth. you have the republicans that are foaming at the mouth, and it's the polarization of us versus them mentality that's putting people into the polls, having them vote early. that's why you see 4 1/2 million people have voted in the state of florida, us versus them, red versus blue. >> the interesting, i think, remarks from analysts, adam, when they're looking at, at least when president obama, forme

so many people will be out there. by the way, president trump is in florida, but seeing the bitter cold conditions in the north, he tweeted last night, whatever happened to global warming? we'll have a closer look at that global warming forecast in just a few mo clash between president trump and supreme court chief justice john roberts. roberts openly delivered a rare rebuke defending judicial independence and contradicting the president for labeling a federal judge an obama judge, and now the president is doubling down. abc's emily rau has the latest. emily, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. this really is a very rare situation. chief justice john roberts is a republican appointed judge, and while he has stayed quiet as president trump has repeatedly blasted other judges in the past, now he is speaking out. president trump making it known he is not happy with the obama appointed judge in the ninth circuit court of appeals who blocked his plan to limit asylum for migrants at the southern border. >> this was an obama judge, and i'll tell you what, it's not going to happen like this anymore. >> reporter: the l

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plenty more ahead on news hour so there weather conditions wreaking havoc in jordan leaving damage and destruction not seen in decades. and deja vu the u.s. state of florida is again at the center of the political world will tell you why. later in sports the world's best men's tennis players are heading towards the final stop on their season long journey. or less than they have the first as thousands of people are being forced to flee wildfires in the u.s. state of california donald trump is threatening to cut federal funding to the state money used to help manage forests the president said there is no reason for the wildfires blaming them on poor management at least nine people have been killed and thousands of others left homeless rob reynolds reports from ventura county. fire is ripping through southern california with high winds driving columns of flame and smoke from the mountains to the sea. tens. thousands of homes are threatened many have already been destroyed my friend's house is totally bundt i don't know but mine you're fearful that your house will burn yes. he got. very. residents of the wealthy seaside enclave of malibu are fleeing under a m

up in the coming days so unless the weather conditions improve california's wildfires may take a long time to die rob reynolds al-jazeera malibu california the u.s. state of florida is again at the center of an election battle recounts being awarded in the races for governor and senate republican candidates have a slight lead in both votes in the first count also results are still unconfirmed in georgia and arizona five days after the midterm elections gave and is under now from washington. the midterm elections are over but not in florida the race for governor and senate are still undecided too close to call so winners have not yet been announced in the senate race republican rick scott got fifty percent of the votes bill nelson the democratic incumbent forty nine point nine percent only fourteen thousand votes separate the two candidates out of over eight million cast in the state now both republicans and democrats are accusing each other of wrongdoing and it's gotten ugly i will not sit idly by while unethical liberals try to steal this election from the great people florida that the governor's race in florida is also headed for a recount with republican congr

expanding medicaid here in the state of florida, and pulling down $6 billion from the federal government, and so doing. he has not protected folks with preexisting conditionst, has done the opposite of that. mr. desantis, quite frankly, has not demonstrated that he has much of a relationship with the truth over the course of this campaign. what i have run on, in fact my opponent, i think, just put out a health care policy a week or two ago, after running in this race for over a year without any willingness to talk about what he's going to do to expand access, lower costs and ensure coverage for more people. >> let me ask you this final question. you've got a big state, a fascinating state with all kinds of different people and all different stages of life, famously weird, i say that with love and affection, for those in your -- >> watch it. >> for those in your state who say look, this gillum guy, i like im, i also like the president, the president says he's a bad guy, people who voted for the president, like the president, but maybe are interested in andrew gillum, what is your message to them why should they vote for you if they also like president trump

about it this way, florida is one of the only states in the country in term of the average person there. signatures change, people as they get old may get neurological conditions. and so if your signature changes a bit, it gets tossed out by someone who's not an expert in matching signatures. so it's really a way to throw out those votes. and it's part of this big mess where you have one side, the democrats saying let's count every vote and rick scott saying, no, i don't want to do that. >> i think i've is signed thousands of books, and i'm sure you have too david corn. i'm not sure my signature matches on any one of those books, any two of those books. anything unusual or suspicious that you can actually see happening in this process? >> i guess i'm kind of jaded i'm used to close elections in florida. i'm not used to having six recounts in one election. i still don't think this is at that level of dysfunction because now we have a more systematized way of reviewing disputed ballots. but really what's surprising here was the governor kind of went early and really went hard in alleging fraud, essentially, and alleging that the democrats were trying to steal the electi

taking place at the bottom of the ocean maybe in this condition now that it's hope so good to have revisited on al-jazeera. i love the state of floridaand i have to tell you we love the panhandle did we do well in the. final push for votes in the u.s. at of mid-term elections which are being seen as a referendum on donald trump's presidency. hello i'm finighan adrian.

picking up in the coming days so unless the weather conditions improve california's wildfires may take a long time to die rob reynolds al-jazeera malibu california over in florida the state is once again at the center of an election battle a recount has been ordered in the races for governor and the u.s. senate republican candidates had a slight lead in both contests in the initial vote also some revote results not confirmed in the georgia arizona five days now after the midterm elections. of ships were sunk during the second world war in their ranks later the ocean floor decades of corrosion and tidal movements and storms of course some of them to break up and then now leaking oil but now one couple from astray here has launched a grand plan to stop an ecological disaster andrew thomas reports from new council . to rob the films of the nonstop offensive in the pacific the pacific ocean saw some of the physicist naval battles of the second world war more than three thousand ships were sunk three hundred of them boiled tank it's now off to decades on the water some a starting to break up leaking oil into the sea as recreational divers pulled a wilma adams swam t

florida is one of the oldest states in the country in terms of the age of the average person there. signatures change. people as you get older may get neurological conditions, and so if your signature changes a bit, it gets tossed out by someone who is not an expert at matching signatures. so it's really a way to throw out those votes, and it's part of this big mess where you have one side, the democrats, saying let's count every vote we can conceivably count, and rick scott saying, no, i don't want to do that. >> you know, i think i've signed thousands of books, and i think you have too, david corn, over the last year. i'm not sure my signature matches on any two of those books. marc caputo, put all the noise aside we're hearing in courtrooms and elsewhere. anything unusual or suspicious that you can actually see happening in this process? >> i guess i'm kind of jaded in that i'm used to close elections in florida. don't get me wrong, we're not used to having six recounts in one election. i covered the 2000 disputed election. i still don't think this is at that level of dysfunction because now we have a more system tiezed way of reviewing disputed ballots. but re

conditions at he is stestadio a. they were considering not playing if the game did stay in mexico c so the nfl decided to change venues out oan abund he hance o caution. >>> in florida se facebook photos of an unusual traffic stop. a driver dressed as fred flintstone pulled over in a smart car that was decked out like the flintstone mobile. don't tell twilma. >> it against the law? ticket.got a speeding low and behold, the citation was a stunt to remd people to low wn on county roadways. i would say it wasrl f effective. >> you've got to put those feet down, stop that car. >>> all right. a little boost this morning. a hecticew place like york, it's not easy to make people stop and sit and enjoy at. momen but one police officer knew just how to do it. ♪ i nev want to say ♪ i want it that way >> officer gunther on patrol with the backstreet boysay g. he took the mic out and sang along. he wanted the block to hear him. jordan haskins posted that video. he said a moment like thatne can put a smile on your face and give you hope sometimes. all you need. >> chair turn for t officer. >>> the new teaser for "toy story 4" and the stars joining the cast. >>> also ahead, jenna

florida, it was great to get out of the cold for a little while. now we're back in normal wintery conditions in november. ainsley: soou step off, it's like 80 degrees. brian: that's why i have tear-away pants. steve: that's an image we don't need to think about. brian: here in new york city, what have we been talking about? florida. ballot chaos in florida, over as the embattled broward county elections supervisor reportedly resigns overnight, although the governor says i haven't gotten any paperwork from her yet. steve: it comes hours after senator bill nelson finally conceded to republican rick scott in florida's super-tight senate race. ainsley: we are live in fort lauderdale with an update. hey, chris. reporter: hey, guys. we know the election results and now we know, according to the "sun-sentinel" that dr. brenda snipes has resigned effective january 2nd. what we don't know is where those ballots are. remember she lost 2,040 of them along with missing some deadlines and inaccurately reporting results. i asked her yesterday about those ballots. here's what she had to say. >> i have never thought the ballots wer

conditions so i think that's good. we've had one big storm this is the last 24 hours, or last 12 hours, big storm moved through florida.one. there's another storm behind that, and that's going to be our tuesday storm, this is the map overall, across the pacific northwest, a little bit of rain, the southwest arizona, no problems at all but a really large storm that we're going to be talking about across the center or the great lakes, towards parts of places like ohio valley, a lot of wind with it, a lot of rain, possibly a little snow behind it, and across parts of the south parts of florida a little bit of severe weather as well. pete: what's your message to people who don't show up because of wind and rain to vote? rick: i think you got to make it happen. pete: shame on you. >> you have to get your umbrella. rick: yes and get out and vote. pete: thanks, rick. ed: former president obama slam ming president trump's decision to send troops to the border. >> even taking our brave troops away from their families for a political stunt. ed: but didn't obama do something similar with the national guard? i seem to remember tha

outside so guys here is what we're looking at today clear across the east much cooler than yesterday, down across florida that front just kind of settled down here and stalled we'll have cloudy conditionshern side of that front. tomorrow, want to tell you big severe weather threat right here this bullseye central mississippi river valley parts of the tennessee valley, monday night, into tuesday, we could be looking at some overnight tornadoes those are particularly dangerous often and deadly, keep in mind that means we could be waking up tuesday morning election morning, with some damage from tornadoes here. tuesday election day some severe weather also, right across parts of the ohio valley and towards the mid atlantic so plan ahead and be prepared for storms while you plan your time to get outside. guys? pete: just moments ago peter doo cy spoke with florida governor rick scott running for senate on tuesday he joins us live with that interview coming up next. ed: we're breaking down the key races we've been doing it hour by hour, as the polls close on election day we've got the house and the senate and the gubernatorial races all coming up. snacking can mean that pieces get stuck und