attorney general pam bondi is encouraging people to be on the lookout for price gougerring at the pumps. >>> we learned this afternoon that president obama has postponed a visit to tampa because of hurricane matthew. he was going to talk about healthcare at the university of south florida and attend a rally for hillary clinton in miami. >> we are hopeing to be able to reschedule those events relatively soon. that will be determined by the impact of the storm and by other components of the present schedules. >> the white house says the president is receiving briefings about the storm. >>> you can get all the latest updates yourself on hurricane matthew right at your fingertips. download our free storm team 8 weather max am. >>> now to breaking news. a 12-year-old student is facing a very serious charge in connection with a creepy clown threat aimed at a school. let's get right to is joining us live in pasco county. you heard from the sheriff just nowed. >> reporter: yeah, the sheriff just wrapped up a press conference. we learned they arrested a 12- year-old boy. the charge, written thre

florida attorney general pam bondy will still support donald trump. bondy is set to speak this morning at the republican women's club luncheon. she's been a vocal trump supporter in the past, but she's been sigh -- silent since his recent controversy and comments on women. she was also accused of failing to launch an investigation into trump university after getting a campaign donation from trump. >>> meanwhile, a new poll shows hilary clinton extending her lead on trump in the presidential race. >> 45% of likely voters surveyed that clinton in a four-way race compared to 38% for trump. clinton had just a two-point lead on trump in a september fox news poll. nate silvers 538 web site now giving clinton a better than 82% chance of winning the white house. silver, a statistician is a solid track record for predicting the 2008 and 2012 presidential races correctly down to the state level with only one error. responding to those sagging poll numbers with what he called an unshackled approach. he said the sexual assault claims against him were all lies, ev

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and state attorney general pam bondi wants the state supreme court to clarify last week's ruling that strikes down a provision of the death penalty. the court ruled that the law passed by the general assembly is unconstitutional because it requires only 10 you' yo jurorse for dead and unanimous. >> and giving faces to nameless murder victims. this is what forensic specialists have been doing this week. they are hoping that recreations of 20 faces will help to solve several cases and today two women believe they recognized the bust of a woman whose badly decomposed body was found in a was quickly ruled a homicide. two women believe it could be their sister that they have not seen in more than three day dec. >> i was looking at the height and the build and the high cheek bones and to me that bust looks just like my mom and grandmother, and this is in tampa, the >> cold case detectives took samples of the sister's dna to compare it to the recently examineexhumed remains of the je doarks doeand they should know n about a month if it's their sister. >> and tonight politics goes to the supr

florida attorney general pam bondi on how florida is dealing with this right now. ard the governor talk about 2 million people flee to get out. then he unseated his eyes. many have been e-mailing me saying they see these long line and traffic not moving. they fear they are going to run out of gas and get indications from some gas stations that are out of gas. would you tell people? >> nail, they've got to get out. if they can't get out, get to a shelter. people are concerned about their pets but you've got to be concerned about your own life. there are plenty of shelter issues open. people, you have got to get to shelters. storm surges are going to be taller than we are. it is very important. leave. if you can't get on the interstates, right now our interstates are moving. but we encourage people to do is go from the east coast to the west coast. so the number one priority now is safety. get out, get the supplies you need your board your house up. if you can't, leave. the number one thing is your safety and mess. sadly with.com price gouging. neil: what is it about

. >>> state attorney general pam bondi wants the florida supreme court to clarify the ruling that struck down a portion of the death penalty. to offer a better definition, it will only create more confusion. last friday, the court ruled that the law is unconstitutional because it requires only ten jurors to vote for death, not an unanimous decision. the state maintains that the death penalty cases can continue as long as courts require unanimous verdicts to comply with last week's ruling. >>> and finally giving faces to the nameless, the university of south florida hopes re-cr re-creations of 20 faces may solve cold case murders. one jane doe was found in a field in tampa in 1985. worked with the anthropologists to give jane doe a face and two women believe it do be their sister. they haven't seen her in three decades. they took samples of the dna to compare it with jane doe. they should know in the next cup of months if it is their investigating who sent an envelope containing a white powdery substance to hillary clinton's campaign office. police say one of the workers at the brooklyn o

florida's attorney general, pam bondi, warning residents to watch out for scams and price gouging. we're getting reports some convenience stores are charging as much as $10 for a case of water. we're seeing a very similar situation south carolina. more long lines there. state has already taken massive precautions, evacuating more than one million people living in the coastal communities. that's almost 25% of the state's later today and then campaign for hillary clinton in miami. he hopes to re schedule those events soon but that will depend on the extent of the storm. >>laura: a fundraiser for donald trump featuring his daughter has been called off as well. $25 a plate dinner had been scheduled for tonight at area of rocky point drive. some very, very min delays heading that way and maybe more of aafety concern so watch out fo cre outth meanme also, not a big delay concern, although we're seeing nor delays here. bruce b downs boulevard at state road 56. this is reported as a hit and run crash with northbound lane blockage. take care as you head that way. might see some brief slowdo

florida's attorney general pam bondi warning residents to watch out for scams and price gouging. we're getting word of convenience stores charge $10 for a case of water already. and long lines along the east locations. and williams is at one of those location nz where there has been a steady stream of people. and dozens of people. hundreds of sand bags here it at this sand bagging location. hundreds of free sand bags here. quite a few suf shovels. i've seen people bring their own shove vevmentz just so you know, there is a lot of avail able sand and sd i've pownt counted a hundred sand bags and 50 or so people here filling the bags. every one i talked to said they are concerned about the storm and take seriously. i talked to people who said quite honestly i'm not ready for the storm that's why i'm here filling up the bags. and some say they waited 'til the last minute. they know they have and they want to be say. that's why we're out here. if we can pan to the right. i can show thu line that snow stretch nothing the street if of just how seriously people are take hurricane matthe

. >>> state attorney general pam bondi wants the florida supreme court to clarify the ruling that struck down at a portion of the death penalty. and bondi says if the court refuses to offer a better definition, it will only create more confusion. last friday, the court ruled the law is unconstitutional because it requires only 10 jurors to vote for death and downpour cases will continue as courts require unanimous verdicts to comply with last week's ruling. >>> giving faces to the n nameness. the university of south florida hope re-creation of 20 face also help solve the cold case murder cases. one jane doe back in tampa. forensic artists worked with usf an throw politicians to give jane doe a face and two me it are. they haven't seen her in three decades. they took samples of the si sister's dna to compare with jane doe. the sisters should know in a cup of months if it is actually their sister. >>> new york city police are investigating who sent an envelope containing a white powdery substance to hill's campaign office. one of the workers at the brooklyn office opened up that midtown ma

let's bring in attorney general pam bondy. what are your concerns.re places where there is no gasoline left and gouging always becomes a sad element of these situations. >> it does. we have been vigilantly working, asking people, we have over 2,000 complaints. hotels, fuel, essential commodities like water. it's unbelievable. so we are out there in real-time. my investigators, hours, our offices are closed. we are out there trying to make a difference. you cannot in our state substantially increase the price of an he extension commodity. hotel, water, a commodity anybody might need during the time of an emergency crisis. these people need top protect floridans. it's about helping each other in this time of crisis. and we are going after the bad guys. i was at a hotel yesterday, their rates should have been $55. people drove from the east coast to the west coast to be safe, and they get there and the hotel they thought when were paying $55 for was almost $200 a night. that's absurd. if you are out there doing it we are going to stop you. martha: is th

joining us now florida's attorney general, pam bondi. thanks for joining us today.n hearing from governor scott all morning. he is you laying out very successful local government response to this storm. he said evacuation worked. does that jive from what you're seeing at the attorney general's office? >> it sure did, stuart. governor scott has done a great job. he has been all over our state speaking very bluntly to the citizens of florida, you need to get out of here right now on the east coast of florida. people listened to his warning. local officials were enoching on doors, getting people out, getting them to shelters. people didn't want to leave their pets. they went to a shelter that took pets. so far we haven't seen loss of life. and you know, this storm, stuart, is far from over. it is moving north. stuart: right. >> soon it will probably hit jacksonville. i just hung up with the governor. we want to worn people that the storm surges still could be 10 feet high. that is lethal. people need to be safe and, and leave the area that is in question. stuart: let m

we now know that he illegally made a contribution to pam bondi, attorney general of florida, from his foundation which is not funded with his money, it is other people's money, use other people's money from his foundation to make a $20 million contribution to pam bondi when he believed she was going to investigate the trump university. wasniversity, which he afraid of having anyone investigate, said that looks a lot more like paper play than anything that i know of that involve the clinton foundation. host: let's go to john from pennsylvania. good morning. caller: thanks for the call. many of the callers are the kind of sure what i was inking. i'm independent, used to be a republican. the parties on both sides seem pay per play and what they do today. it is scary to think that secretary of state, republican or democrat, would have secret or private e-mails. why would you need those? what are you trying toon what was being concealed inside trading. i think both sides do it and it's is ingenuous for any author of a book whether liberal or conservative or independent to say that one side

for sure: pam bondi is the only person in the world, ever to make money from trump university. ( applause ) other than donald trump. other than donald trump. now, i don't know attorney general bondi. i don't know if she has questionable ethics. so i googled her and found this old article: "pam bondi stole my dog." ( laughter ) okay! that seems bad. but let's hear whole story. apparently, after hurricane katrina, the humane society rescued hundreds of dogs, and bondi adopted one of them in ( audience reacts ) yeah, don't "aww" yet, there's more to the story. ( laughter ) because a year later, the family that originally owned the dog traced it to the tampa bay area, but bondi didn't want to give up the dog, which led to a 16-month fight with a family of katrina victims. but hey, everyone hates katrina victims, right? ( laughter ) perhaps the worst detail for bondi in this case that she changed the st. bernard's name to "noah," from "master tank." ( laughter ) in the world and you changed it! seriously, what sounds better, "time for dinner, noah!" or "the meat-feast is arrayed before you, master tank. take what is yours." ( cheers and applause ) i also just want to point out,

why is the foundation making payments to pam bondi, the attorney general in florida, when she decidesate trump u. a little smelly? >> certainly, that's one of the things they're looking into. the trump people say it's all just an oversight. but the trump foundation made an illegal gift to pam bondi in 2013, just at the time her office was considering to launching an investigation into trump university. >> that was an accident? >> they say it was an accident. >> someone had to tell them, right? >> yeah, me. >> it's called rolling disclosure. thank you, david fahrenthold. working on that pulitzer. well, already have one. >>> up next, the power of "snl." how can alec baldwin's impersonation of donald trump affect this race? you're watching "hardball." there he is, look at that. i thought i married an italian. my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't

there was that $25,000 payment to pam bondi, florida attorney general and just the recent revelationsout that some of the trump foundation's money was used to pay off legal disputes that donald trump was involved in regarding marra largo in florida, his golf course up in new york and so this is just another one of those questions for the trump campaign, for donald trump, about this foundation. why are there so many questions? at the moment the trump campaign and donald trump's chief spokesperson does not have a clear answer, other than they, they question the motives of this attorney general in new york. >> jim griffin. cease and desist order from soliciting donations in new york state. what does it all mean? coming up, we will discuss that with our panel. also, any minute now hillary clinton will take the stage in toledo, ohio. you're looking at live pictures right there. we're going find out what she has to say about the "new york times" report on donald trump's taxes. that's coming up. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare opti

there are questions surrounding a political donation to a super pac associated with pam bondi, the florida attorney general. a $25,000 donation. the trump foundation was fined for that. it breaks irs charity tax code. they were fined $2500. donald trump paid the fine and redeposited $25,000 into the foundation to repay that. the donation that was given to the super pac. both donald trump and pam bondi have denied impropriety in the case. >> headed to the rally in colorado. i would like you to hang out. we have a lot to talk about. i want to turn to kasie hunt covering the clinton campaign. the issue of the trump foundation is one we have seen hillary clinton go after donald trump on before. just within the past week. do you expect this to be something we could hear the clinton campaign bring up in the context of the campaign? >> i have asked the clinton campaign about the breaking news from katy. we haven't gotten a response back. it would be inside the pattern to have them use this as something they are criticizing donald trump for. they are still more focused on his tax returns. of course came out in the

which the trump foundation is under investigation by the new york attorney general and the said problems with donations with pam bondi and their attorney general. the clinton foundation is a global charity five-star but we some are coverage about the clinton foundation last year than he heard about the trump foundation and that's a real travesty. >> host: particularly from conservative meteor would you describe it overall? >> guest: of course conservative media and the right-wing, this has been a campaign cycle that originated in bright art and the movement. alex joneses of the world and really that is who is leaving donald trump's campaign now but putting that aside i think mainstream media decided very early that they would give hillary clinton more thorough vetting that they did in 2000 focus a lot on there though. >> host: our guest with us for about a half hour to talk about coverage of campaign 2016. if you want to ask him questions if you support donald trump (202)748-8000 hillary clinton or third-party candidate 202-74-8800 to an undecided voters 2427482003. you talked about the coverage of donald trump tape