they tend to be more red, but there is an urban core within the jacksonville reason -- jacksonville regionhat is democrat. , theuthwest florida stretch from sarasota to naples is also pretty reliably red. we go to miguel in albuquerque, new mexico. supporting the president. caller: good morning. i am a new republican, i was previously democrat. one thing i have noticed in regards to the democratic party in florida, joe biden was in florida to pander to the latino community. he played d'esposito on his phone. in terms of policy, i have not heard much. do they feel joe biden is going to handle the latino vote? being latino in a prominently blue state, my vote doesn't really count. being in florida, i know it is going to be major. guest: you are right. your vote could be very important this cycle. it is an interesting divide. ricans inmany puerto central florida who have come to florida and they don't have to become a citizen. they already are a citizen. digits need to register. appears to be -- many of them -- don't register with either party. bey have come and decided to no party affiliates

inis wonderful to be jacksonville.laughter] reilly, you are amazing, and thank you for joining this stage. and all of your leadership and work. congressman lawson, he is a force. thank you for sending him to d.c.. i have seen him in rooms with the cameras on, when the cameras off, he is always fighting for florida. can we please here it for congressman lawson? [applause] who voted today? [applause] there we go. i came to florida today to help kick off early voting and i came to thank you, everybody here, for all you are doing. you guyss of florida, are going to determine the outcome of this election, i am sure of it. the votes that you were going to cast, the votes that you have cast, the folks that you get to go vote between today and let's remind everybody to vote early 1,ay and sunday, november are going to have an impact with people you never meet, people who will never hear your names. because you voted with your voice and the power of your voice, you will very likely determine the outcome of this election. so i a

he was a jacksonville firefighter and owner of a small general contracting business. kim got her degree and began training building inspectors in hurricane-prone florida. was she good at it? >> absolutely. within two weeks, they asked her the head up the department. and she would have a class up to a hundred rough and tumble men looking at this little girl in high heels telling them how to build. but she held her own, which you have to. and they respected her for that. >> reporter: they both were laser-focused on their careers. you decided not to have any children? >> at the time we were both very busy and we just -- we felt if we were going to do it, we wanted to have time to carve out to dedicate to them. and so we never did. >> reporter: but you did have your babies? >> yes, we did. >> reporter: and how many of them? >> three miniature schnauzers. dexter, duncan and gracie. they were her children. no doubt about it. took them to the dog park religiously every weekend. walks every day. that was her little escape during the day when she got bogged down. she'd harness

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i've been in jacksonville, florida, ever since my discharge from the military.o defraud and theft. i believe i started out with $6,000 and something and the interest continued to accrue on it and this is why you never can end this thing. it is crazy. it is madness. i knltd vote because i'm too poor to vote. i have to pay to vote. >> you have had past felony convictions. now you're able to vote. who are you voting for in this presidential election? >> at the end of day, i have to live with this internally and i keep it to myself. >> so you don't want to tell us? >> because it's so sacred! >> i understand. >> because it's so sacred. because the minute i say that, right, it defiles the sacredness of my vote. voting is something that's higher than politics. this is not a political battle. this is a battle by human rights, human dignity. (burke) every year you're with us, you get fifty dollars toward your home deductible. it's a policy perk for being a farmers customer. (customer) do i have to do anything? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (custom

>> go back in time to january, 1993, in jacksonville, florida. it's just after the holidays, and there's an argument going on inside that modest starter home on dolphin avenue. the young wife, just 23, is restless, the story goes, and she walks out the door. the phone rang early the next morning in the bedroom of ivan and bernie haim across town. a funny question at that hour -- did they know where bonnie was, the wife of their nephew, mike. >> we got a phone call from a police friend of ours. and he knew mike and bonnie. he said, where's bonnie? we just found her purse in the dumpster at the red roof inn, and you all need to get out here. >> a maintenance had come upon the purse in a dumpster near the airport motel. inside were bonnie's i.d., keys, credit card the, and more than $1,000 in cash. bernie and ivan got to the hotel after 8:00 a.m. mike was already there. >> by the time we got there, mike and his dad, john, were in a room. the detectives were there, and they had her purse on the bed and everything laid out. >> mike, the hud, seemed pe

last june they set out to get an appraisal of their home in jacksonville, florida, hoping to refinancend pay down the mortgage. a on home filled with photos and books and love. her family, his family. but when the appraiser came, she said she felt something unsettling. >> it clicked in my mind almost immediately why did i let myself forget that i live in america as a black person and that i need to take some extra steps to get a fair result. >> the appraisal comes back. it is shockingly low. even the bank couldn't make sense of that number. so she decided to get a second appraisal with a new appraiser, same house, but something different. >> back with another edition of the things that we are taking down from our walls, pictures of me, black panther. ♪ >> she took down all the photos of her family, replacing them only with photos of her husband and his white family. and he is the person in the home when the new appraiser comes. and when the second appraisal comes back, the value of their house has shot up more than $100,000, a 40% increase. >> it was primarily financial relief. then i

candidate senator kamala harris campaigned in florida where she spoke at a voter mobilization event in jacksonville on the states first day of in person voting. ♪ >> thank you for your leadership in all your work. congressman lawson, thank you for sending him to d.c. because i have seen him in rooms when the cameras on and rooms when the cameras are off and he is always fighting. always fighting for florida so can we please here for congressman lawson? [applause] >> who voted today? there we go. i came to florida today to help kick off early voting. i came to thank you, everybody here, for all you are doing. let me tell you something, the voters of florida, you guys are going to determine the outcome of this election, i'm sure of it. you will determine the outcome of this election. the votes that you will cast, the votes that you have cast, the boats just the folks you get to go vote and remind everybody to vote early between today and sunday, november 1, are going to have an impact on people you may never meet. people who may never know your name but because you here in ,lorida voted in your numbe

kamala harris will be in the state today and in jacksonville. president trump knows florida is huge in this election and we will see if he will end up getting the last and asked population including cuban refugees. also, florida is the state that has the infamous hanging chad situation in the year 2000 so all lies on florida starting today. >>> developing now, a new report claims many emergency workers did not go through proper training to handle last year's shutoffs. california. also developing its own curriculum instead of california's long-established protocols and language. >> when you're not singing out of the same hymnal, it becomes very problematic. it becomes very complicated, creating an unnecessary confusion. >> pg&e says it now sees the value in the state training. 676 emergency personnel have since completed it. >>> friends, family and fellow firefighters will gather to celebrate the life of a firefighter killed in a tragic train accident. he leaves behind a wife and two children. a private vigil will be held at saint ignatius church

we are taking a look at some video we got from jacksonville.f course, these people have the option to vote by mail but wanted to do it in person no matter how long it would take. florida is huge in this election when it comes to be latin population. we will see what story senior citizens are fine when it comes to the candidates they prefer. this time, when it comes to early voting, there have been 5.5 million votes cast and we are looking at more than 28 million so it is an historic election in so many ways. >>> on the campaign trail, president trump will be an arizona, today, a stage where he was running behind joe biden. each are running a states they hope to flip. a new battleground tractor poll shows president trump trailing the former vice president in wisconsin. a stay president trump narrowly won in 2016. the two face off this thursday. >>> democratic vp nominee, kamala harris, is going back on the campaign trail. she has been cleared after potentially being exposed to the coronavirus last week. her communications director and flight cre

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but today she will be in the battleground state of florida, making stops in orlando and jacksonville, and later on in the week, the democratic party's biggest political surrogate, president obama, is hitting the campaign trail for joe biden. he will hold an event in philadelphia. his first in-person campaign appearance as he's making the pitch for the former vice president in the final weeks before the election. lawyer and christine. >>> the voting is here. it is happening, more than 27 million ballots have already been cast. that's almost 20% of the total vote count in the 2016 presidential election. at the same time, senate democrats are urging voters to be on high alert for efforts to undermine this election. they released a report advising patients and warning people to ignore president trump's baseless claims about voter fraud. cnn is learning democrats are hatching plans behind the scene to counter. new day will have more on that. >>> georgia has shattered the record number of ballots cast back in 2016 by more than 150%. almost one and a half million ballots have been cast so fa

. >> host: to jacksonville next. susan on the republican line. go ahead. >> caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to congratulate amy coney barrett and i know she will do a great job and as a supreme court justice. i'm 65 years old and i'm happy that the legacy of the court is going to be conservative in that my children and grandchildren and great grandchildren will benefit from her ruling and her guiding and leaving the country and i'm just so happy that we are turning that to be a more conservative country and god bless america. >> host: the ceremony at the white house excited to get underway in about five minutes but 48 -year-old amy coney barrett who has been serving on the u.s. seventh circuit court of appeals out of chicago for three years confirmed by the senate almost three years ago and this evening as a matter fact and also a professor and attendant notre dame law school. we go to mike next who is in delaware ohio, democrat line. go ahead, mike. >> caller: hello. i just want to say that i think this is pretty dirty for the republicans to what

la compaÑÍa de fÓrmula de joe biden, la senadora kamala harris, estuvo en jacksonville, florida.tricia: florida es un estaba muy reÑido en esta contienda. teresa rodrÍguez conversÓ con el doctor fauci, quien expresÓ sus preocupaciones sobre la pandemia. de paso, respondiÓ a las crÍticas que le ha hecho presidente trump. [audio en inglÉs] teresa: el presidente pÚblicamente lo menciono, cuÁl es su reacciÓn a dichas declaraciones? anthony fauci: sabes? yo prefiero no comentar al respecto. yo he estado trabajando estos dÍas, ni siquiera escuchÉ lo que dijo. si lo escuchÉ, no quiero comentar sobre esto pÚblicamente. teresa: todo surge en medio de un dramÁtico aumento de casos de coronavirus en el paÍs. los mÁs altos niveles desde finales de julio pasado. anthony fauci: yo estoy extremadamente preocupado. al adentrarnos ahora estos meses mÁs frÍos del otoÑo y los mÁs frÍos del invierno, comenzando a ver un aumento que casi es un indicio de que vamos a tener otros auges de estos casos, nuevos brotes. esto serÁ una doble preocupaciÓn. teresa: tambiÉn hablamos de las elecciones del 3 de n

. >> meantime senator kamala harris is on her way to an event in jacksonville, florida, just days after 100% one of her colleagues mocked her name and sparked a fund raising surge for his democratic opponent. we're going to speak to democratic senate candidate jon ossoff in a few minutes from now, but we want to begin in arizona where president trump is campaigning today and joining me from that trump rally in prescott, arizona. nbc's vaughn hill hard. also with me reporter for the "washington post" ashley parker and republican strategist and senior adviser to the lincoln project susan dell percepersio. the president set to speak any minute now. tell us what you're seeing in terms of messaging and what he's expected to say as we head into this final two-week stretch. >> air force one landed into phoenix and now the president is route via marine one to prescott, about 85 miles north of phoenix. the reason he is here because when you look back to 2016, yapapi county a rural part of the state, a place that went by a two-to-one margin for him and the president is losing among independent vo

earlier this morning in jacksonville, solid line with social distancing in place.he same was true in [indiscernible], their voters stood outside with arabella's but they stayed in the line regardless to get their vote in early, reflecting florida's voter enthusiasm. in orlando the supervisor of elections had this advice to orange county. >> we've seen lines all of our sites. it's an encouraging sign that voters are ready to cast their ballots in my message to people who want to early vote, do it sooner rather than later, because when we get to the end of the 14 days, it's going to be much more crowded. >> also in orlando today as well as jacksonville, democratic vice presidential nominee kamala harris adding the two cities to urge all florida voters to get out, show up, and vote early. in the florida peninsula voters are also taking the mail-in ballots and dropping them off in official ballot receptacles, avoiding any problems they fear could happen with mail ballots being lost in the mail. a big factor in shorter lines and shorter wait times for early voting, whic

she spoke to socially distanced supporters in orlando and jacksonville about concerns over voter suppression. >> they have been trying to suppress the vote. had to sit back and ask why are these powerful people trying to make it so difficult for us to vote? and here's the answer. because they know our power, they know when we vote, we win. >>> and thursdays debates expected follow a similar format as the worst president of debate? topics include the coronavirus, national security, and climate change. >> they will be meeting those mics when it is not your turn to talk. thank you. >>> coming up next, who set a ballot box on fire. the investigation right now and what happens to all of those burned up votes. >> they voted already, so we need to reach out to them. >> i believe that we owe a duty to them, to help them weather, weather the storm. >>> in the bay area county that is about to send a lifeline to its struggling small businesses. and then later, was this week at a turning point for the 49ers? you will hear from the two they endorse yes on 25 to end money bail. governor gavin newsom. cong

in jacksonville, her travel had been put on pause after some of her nontraveling staff tested positive for coronavirus. joe biden in north carolina over the weekend. campaign says he'll make few appearances between now and thursday's debate as he preps for the debate. the trump campaign are frustrated and biden campaign knows that sometimes biden makes verbal gasps on the campaign trail to get him negative taepgtaepg attention. he won't get any of these in front of the camera. >> the final presidential debate is set for thursday in nashville at belmont university. nbc kristen welker is monitoring. our coverage begins at 6:00. >>> reaching new levels when it comes to the pandemic. johns hopkins university says there are now more than 40 million coronavirus cases worldwide. 1.1 million people have died. >>> bay area counties move forward with reopening the reminder is there if covid-19 numbers spike again restrictions go back into place. san mateo county is having another tool. here are the details on a new tip line. >> reporter: without a vaccine the main we can slow the spread of coron

last june, they set out to get an appraisal of their home in jacksonville, florida, hoping to refinancen the mortgage. a home filled with books and photos and love. her family, his family. but when the appraiser came, abine was there and said she felt something unsettling. >> it clicked in my mind almost immediately that i understand what the issue was here. why did i let myself forget that i live in america as a black person? and that i need to take some extra steps to get a fair result? >> reporter: the appraisal comes back. it is shockingly low. even the bank doesn't make sense of that number. >> coming out of the first appraisal, was it rage? was it exhaustion? >> it was exhaustion, i would say. this person is being so petty and hateful, and he's wasting my time. >> reporter: so she decided to get a second appraisal with a new appraiser. same house. but something different. >> hey, it's abine again. back with another edition of "the things that we are taking down from our walls." >> there are a few things in my house that are demonstrably black. so clearly the pictures that we have

she spoke to crowd in orlando, and jacksonville, but concerns over voter suppression. >> they have been trying to suppress the vote, the purging the voter rolls and have to sit back and ask why are these powerful people trying to make it so difficult for us to vote? and here's the answer. because they know our power, they know when we vote, we win. >>> to thursday's debate is expected to follow a similar format as the first presidential debate. the trunk campaign is pushed back on the announced great topics which include the coronavirus, race relations, national security, and climate change. >>> still ahead, it is not the most accurate test for covid. why it could actually have an advantage in targeting some of the bay area's most at risk communities. >>> thousands of yes's at a wedding, the crackdown on a potential super spreader event. >>> coming up new at six, local politics getting dirty. the candidate who says she and her supporters are targets of cheap shots. plus. >>> gov. newsom has given a dose of reality about a possible covid- 19 vaccine schedule. we spoke to an epidemiologis

the jacksonville jaguars have placed 13 players, 12 from their practice squad, on the covid-19 reserve list. but the nfl does add it's not just positive tests but anyone who's come into close contact with someone who's infected jose >> sam brock in miami. thank you. >>> we are back in a moment with this frightening scene from virginia a strip mall exploding. >>> and the increasingly powerful latino vote. a key group could tip the scale in some battleground states. >>> authorities in virginia say a gas explosion at a shopping center injured three people there. the blast erupted this morning in the city of harrisonburg about two hours west of washington, d.c. >>> there are 32 million latino voters eligible to vote in the upcoming election. 32 million there are more latinos who could cast a ballot for president here than voters who vote in all of spain in partnership with telemundo we spoke to these voters across the key battleground states of arizona and florida. nbc's gadi schwartz reports from phoenix and telemundo's nicole suarez from miami. >> if you just took all latino votes -- >>

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they tend to be more red, but there is an urban core within the jacksonville reason -- jacksonville regiont is democrat. , theuthwest florida stretch from sarasota to naples is also pretty reliably red. we go to miguel in albuquerque, new mexico. supporting the president. caller: good morning. i am a new republican, i was previously democrat. one thing i have noticed in regards to the democratic party in florida, joe biden was in florida to pander to the latino community. he played d'esposito on his phone. in terms of policy, i have not heard much. do they feel joe biden is going to handle the latino vote? being latino in a prominently blue state, my vote doesn't really count. being in florida, i know it is going to be major. guest: you are right. your vote could be very important this cycle. it is an interesting divide. ricans inmany puerto central florida who have come to florida and they don't have to become a citizen. they already are a citizen. digits need to register. appears to be -- many of them -- don't register with either party. bey have come and decided to no party affiliates.

this is the first positive test for jacksonville since september 5th. anthony flores joining us now. hopefully we can drop some of the medical reporting with regards to sports and just talk about football perhaps. anthony? >> that's what i'm talking about, a little football, terry. the 49ers are back in prime time playing under the light help the niners get their first win of the season? stick around. sports is next. i'm jerome gage. i'm a full-time lyft driver. when this pandemic first started, i bought my own ppe because uber and lyft didn't provide it. these companies have been exploiting drivers like me for years. now prop 22 denies us basic rights like unemployment benefits and sick time. uber and lyft are billion-dollar companies, and they still won't let drivers get access to unemployment benefits. that's just wrong. tell uber and lyft to stop exploiting their drivers. vote no on prop 22. tell uber and lyft to stop exploiting their drivers. woman 1: get your woman 2: you can stay healthy and fill it out from the safety of home. surfer: or you can

lloyd in jacksonville, florida a supporter of trump. go ahead. caller: good morning. i thought president trump looked presidential the whole evening and he waited for joe to stick his foot in his mouth. he kept lying about the fracking. hey, we are going to eliminate fracking from our system. the whole joe biden routine about him looking into the camera and grinning at everybody around the kitchen table and trump caught onto that real quick. i was happy with the president. host: a supporter of joe biden. ronald in east orange, new jersey. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: i am fine. thank you. caller: i thought the debate was basically a draw, but i support biden and harris because of the acm. mouth ond, out of his the 60 minute interview, he hopes it is done away. we americans cannot afford not to have medical. host: you said that debate was a draw. what about joe biden's performance? caller: i thought he was pretty strong, but trump had his points, too. you've got to give the devil his due. host: mark stone says i thought the moderator did well. disappo

we learned that she'll be back out on the trail on monday and going to orlando and jacksonville as that state begins its voting. we'll expect to see another high profile name out on the campaign trail, former president barack obama campaigning on behalf of the biden-harris campaign on wednesday. leland: a lot of democrats thought he was quite effective when he campaigned during the dnc and on the stump for the biden-harris ticket then. mark meredith in william. we'll be back if we hear anything from the v p's camp. gillian: expecting to subpoena twitter ceo jack dorsey after his company ignited a firestorm and blocked out posts about hunter biden and ukraine and china. and live from the washington bureau plaza with more on that, lucas. >> gillian, the fbi is investigating whether russia released those e-mails from hunter biden. earlier today, the press secretary blasted twitter and facebook for blocking access to the new york post story. >> this is what happens in north korea, in china, in iran. they censor voices and news organizations. it shouldn't happen in the united states of ameri

the northeast jacksonville area is a pretty mixed area.ut there is an urban core within the jacksonville region that is democrat. in southwest florida, the stretch from sarasota to naples is also pretty reliably red. host: we will go to miguel in albuquerque, new mexico. supporting the president. good morning. caller: good morning. mago from new mexico -- miguel from new mexico. i am a new republican, i was previously democrat. one thing i have noticed in regards to the democratic party in florida, joe biden was in florida to pander to the latino community. he played "d'esposito" on his phone. in terms of policy, i have not heard much. how do they feel joe biden is going to handle the latino vote? being latino in a prominently blue state, my vote doesn't really count. let's put it that way. but being in florida i know it , is going to be major. guest: you are right. i think that the latino vote could be very important this cycle. it is an interesting divide. there are many puerto ricans in central florida who have come to florida, and they

. >> you mentioned kamala harris in florida, in jacksonville as early voting is underway in that statelet's pull up these numbers, you can see 31.7 million americans have voted early as of monday, what is the biggest thing voters in florida are voting on and how will florida pan out for the president? >> i think the president wins florida by a higher margin than he beat hillary clinton in 2016. you can feel the excitement and see the excitement. a lot of the numbers democrats are talking about, absentee voting returns, republicans don't trust the system, the ballot getting there on time. they are showing up to vote in person, so you know republicans, we beat democrats every year at the ballot box. on election day and early voting returns you will see republican turnout. we are beating them in registrations in the state of florida, we've had more new registrations statewide and democrats i feel good about where the president is in florida going into the election in a next couple weeks. >> we talk about swing states, florida, comes back to swing counties. we know and we will watch for it

campaign trail for in person events starting monday, making two stops in florida, orlando and jacksonville. arthel: thank you. eric: fox news has obtained four purported emails, the unconfirmed new york post report on vice president biden's son hunter. this is about hunter biden's business dealings in ukraine and reportedly recovered from a damaged laptop. one of them it is alleged shows hunter was pursuing a business deal with the chinese energy company at one point. the former vice president yesterday blasted allegations of any possible wrongdoing by his son has, quote, another smear campaign. lucas tomlinson has more in washington. >> reporter: republican senator ron johnson has written the fbi director demanding answers about that laptop literally containing hunter biden's emails and wants to know if the russians are involved, this morning the white house press secretary kaylee making any blasted twitter and facebook for blocking access to the new york post article. >> this is what happened in north korea, in china, in iran, they censor voices, they censor news organizations. it should

she will campaign down in florida, in orlando and jacksonville. this is her first trip after they had to suspend travel after a few members of her team tested positive for covid-19. she will be out on the trail tomorrow as both candidates are trying to make the pitch in the file danes. >> arlette saenz, thank you very much. >>> now to the president's feud with the governor of michigan. kevin liptak is in vegas where the president will hold a really later in the day. how is the governor responding to the president's attacks during his rallies. >> reporter: she's essential saying the president is fanning the flames of domestic terrorism. i was at that rally yet in michigan, and this criticism garnellered the largest, most vitriolic response, and the president has not been a fan of governor whitmer for a long time. he's actually called her a dictator. listen to how she responded this morning on nbc. >> you know, it's incredibly disturbing that the president of the united states, ten days after a plot to kidnap, put me on trial and execute me, ten day

l.a., new york, chicago, going to places like nashville, austin, charlotte, charleston, tampa, jacksonvillename it and they go there because the land is cheaper, the taxes are less it is a better style of living so a lot of opportunities there for home builders to benefit >> and many of those folks by the way, i don't know where you are physically located, you don't need to tell me, they are not coming back. i live in new jersey and i see a lot of moving trucks going one way. yeti, lbi, trex, got to be a record we appreciate it welcome back >> thank you >>> all right. some new names there and that does it for us here on a wednesday. "worldwide exchange. i'll see you tomorrow. "squawk box" picking up the coverage next. >>> futures in a rebound after yesterday's pullback we have a run down >>> and eli lilly's clinical trial halted over safety concerns just a day after johnson & johnson's trial was paused details straight ahead >>> and another busy day for earnings, we'll hear from bank of america, goldman sachs, wells fargo all before the opening bell it is wednesday, october 14, and "squawk

kamala harris is going to orlando and jacksonville hoping to get florida in their column. the trump campaign is kneeling very good about where they stand in florida >> bill: this is the advance vote from 2016. i think the important number is down her at the bottom. i'll explain why in a moment. you had almost seven million ballots requested in 2016, early in person 3.8 million, a huge number for the state of florida, texas their numbers are way up as well. total advance turn out 6.5 million. 31.6% of registered voters in the state of florida in 2016 voted early. where are we today? early in person started yesterday in florida. as of today you're at 14%. let me go back for a moment to 2016, you were a total of -- you're about halfway now in the state of florida, for the current cycle. that number is going to go way high because this early in person volt has just gotten under way yesterday. i'll walk back here with your permission >> dana: i would love to ask you more questions. obviously you drilled down and you look at these counties and you know what to look. for so if --

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that was last thursday at the jacksonville rally. friday newport news.y the rose garden announcement. covid testing, the debate on tuesday, minnesota wednesday, bedminster thursday, tests positive. bret, health first and everyone wishes the best for the president and first lady as they try to recover from this. then it's the contact tracing. who is in the president's inner circle in the white house, who has been around the president as he engaged in a lot of these travels over the past several days and we don't know specifically when he became infected. >> right. that's the tough part about this disease. once you show symptoms, you are likely contagious days before that. and you look at the travel, there is a lot of interaction with a lot of different people. we do know that jared and ivanka trump are negative. so they were on all of those trips. so that's potentially a good sign. but it will be a testing thing for everybody that has been in close proximity. the white house chief of staff mark meadows also negative. >> sandra: because so many people are

this morning before people went off to work up in jacksonville. they also saw some decent lines earlier this morning. a lot of people enduring the wa. they want to get their voting earlier. it was raining this morning here people took out their umbrellas. they stood in line and they cast their ballots. a lot of people have already voted by mail. more than 25% of the florida expected electorate come about two and a half million people. but 11,000 have already been rejected because the signatures did not perfectly match those that the supervisors of elections had. so, you've got to wrap it up. be sure to do it right if you are going to do it. >> martha: right. you don't want your signature to become the new hanging -- house speaker, nancy pelosi, well, she's calling on president trump to agree to a coronavirus stimulus package within 48 hours. hshe says that if the white houe doesn't get it done by then, there won't be enough time by election day to get it done mike through the process. i just want to put this up. missed payments in september brough

in a 2016 lecture at jacksonville university, barrett said that although there could be changes in the way states are allowed to restrict abortion, the core holding of roe is unlikely to change. that kind of nibbling around the edges has a ready been borne out in her judicial opinions. for example commissioner versus , planned parenthood of indiana, judge barrett dissented from the denial of a hearing after a three-judge panel struck down an indiana law that banned abortions relating to sects, -- for reasons relating to sex race, or disability. ,quote "using abortion to create promote eugenic goals is morally and financially debatable. none of the supreme court abortion decisions holds that states are powerless to prevent such abortion spherical in box versus planned parenthood of indiana, she joined another dissent regarding a parental notice law because the law was enjoined before it took effect and thus violated the principle of federalism. what john was talking about, the structural components of constitutional law, even when talking about rights, structure still matters. in other

states, alaska, arkansas, colorado, idaho, north dakota, some counties in florida, earlier today in jacksonvilleflorida. look at that, it is remarkable. you see lines snake around as residents wait and wait patiently to vote. let's bring in kristin holmes helping us keep track of early voting, mail in balloting, all things challenging in this pandemic election. >> reporter: john, it is extraordinary what we're seeing in florida. it is just some of the counties, it is critical counties, broward, miami-dade, the counties we talk about on election night and days following it. this is video from over the weekend in the battleground state of georgia. look at the incredible lines. a state that's seen 152% increase in voter turnout from the same time in 2016. as we are seeing all of the enthusiasm, people heading to the polls, we're learning democrats are preparing for a variety of scenarios, some likely, some unlikely on election day and days afterwards. i want to go through what exactly we have learned. essentially the scenarios fall into one of two categories. one is president trump disputing the el

waltz understands a republican from florida, the sixth congressional district in the south of jacksonvilles the congressman of daytona beach. thank you for rejoining us. it was 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 som

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joining us live from jacksonville. >>> "saturday night live" returns just in time for the height of the election. season 46 premiered last night live from 30 rock. >>> oh, and one more thing -- live from new york it's saturday night. >> chris rock hosted the first live show in more than six months. jim carrey played joe biden. alec baldwin as president trump. >> both of you, this stops right now. all right? you look at me, donald, you do not treat my joe like that. all right? be a nice boy. >> kamala, i've got this. >> uh-uh, joe. let me go to work. now, donald, i want you to apologize to joe. >> he started it -- >> hey! hey, i don't care who started it. all right? i don't even care who sharded it. you apologize to joe now. >> sorry. >> what's that? >> i said sorry. >> you know, look, i think if there's one thing we learned tonight it's that america needs a wop, woman as president. >> she just said wop. >> and we played her saying it. >> plans to be live every weekend up until the election for the first time ever. >>> all right, going head-to-head in south carolina, what you missed from

jacksonville, 13-degree temperature change next week, temperatures moderate a bit, but still cooler thange from boston, cincinnatin we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds >>> red flag warning remains in effect through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow and we're talking about elevated fire danger and also heat advisory is in place because of the elevated temperatures in the south bay. 92 degrees for san jose and 96 expected for concord and even around the coast and the bay, san francisco in the 80s. for the afternoon we're talking about wind. >> and >> that's your latest weather. hoda >> al, thank you >>> coming up, remember this racially charged incident in central park >> i'm going to tell them there is an african-american man threatening my life. >> a woman calling police on a man watching birds months later, a second 911 call she made that day is just coming to light you'll hear it and the impact on the case, just ahead >>> also this morning, we will introduce you to the suburban moms of qanon. we'll hear in their own words what is attracting them to this conspir

harris will visit florida making two stops for orlando and jacksonville as that states get ready forarly voting as well. a big week for the campaign also because of that second and final presidential debate. that's going to be taking place jon in nashville on thursday. jon. jon: mark meredith thanks very much. joe biden has a huge lead in national polls. and he's polling slightly better than hillary clinton did in battle ground states at the same time in 2016 bin laden blake man president george w. bush and to bush chainny campaign good of you to be with us tonight. you heard president speaking he went longer than expected, and hit an awful lot of topics what do you think about his energy level after his covid recovery? >> it's amazing. the people know what they see. president trump is back to normal. he's had a miraculous recovery. which is something that should give hope to millions of americans in the president is not asking us to do anything he's not doing himself. that's getting back to work. the cure is now worse than the disease. americans are suffering in ways that are unimag

it's in the jacksonville area.found one african-american teacher we spoke to, and in that interview she broke down in tears. she's so concerned about her students. she said most of them black and brown. they draw pictures of police brutality and pictures of president trump. she's worried about this systemic racism and she doesn't feel as though the president is doing anything to stop it and maybe even feeding it as well. so it's interesting to see the change there among voters in that county. but across the state in a deep red part of florida, that is the panhandle, the president has a lot of support there. but in our travels we met so many people. two veterans, one for trump, one against. we met a parkland student voting for the first time against trump. and then we met a cuban-american voter for trump. there's division. every election we don't expect anything different this time around. it loudest voice at the ballot box will win, but it will be interesting to see if any of this anger really helps shape history.

example of racial bias until the real estate market last june the couple were stunned when their jacksonvillee apprised for $330,000. they decided to get a second appraisal but this time they took out any evidence she and her son live the there, only pictures of alex and the white family members. the result, the house appraised for $465,000. a 40% increase. >> it was primarily financial relief, and then i think it was about 15 seconds later, when the tears came because we just how much more removing that variable increased the value of our home. >> data from the brookings institution shows this isn't an isolated incident. homes in black neighborhoods are devalued by 23%. even after factors like education, crime and walkability are removed. you can see more on this story on "nightline" at 12:30 tomorrow morning here on abc 7. but wow. a really stunning story. i don't know who wants to begin, ama, maybe you want to chime in first? >> i mean, this are so many words that come to mind, awful, sad, you know, it makes you angry. it just sad that this still happens but at the same time, it's not real