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this time the office in jacksonville, florida. that package in jacksonville, it was intercepted before it exploded. police were able to grab that bomb. they were able to defuse it safely. another one of his bombs was sent at the same time to that federal courthouse, to the 11th circuit u.s. court of appeals. the court that had turned down his case when he was trying to get his conviction overturned earlier that year. and, again, that bomb, too, it was intercepted before it could be detonated. it was defused safely. we have some remarkable footage from that time of what that bomb -- this is the bomb that was sent to that courthouse, what it looked like on the x-ray machine that they put it through at the courthouse that allowed them to catch it. those are batteries and wires. that's what allowed them to catch that bomb and set it aside and defuse it before anyone opened it. we have this incredible footage. look. this is the bomb disposal unit getting that actual device out of the courthouse in 1989. using the technology they had at

mcbath: representative handle, when my sun was murdered in jacksonville, florida, i brought him home here to marietta. he is very 15 minutes from my house. for you to continue to accuse me of being disingenuous and not paying taxes and not living here in this district, i guess i would assume i have to expect in the that from a career politician like you. >> that concludes our second round. this is the debate between candidates for the georgia 6th congressional district. we will not go back to the panel to ask questions to the candidates. until we run out of time. ask a question and offer a rebuttal when appropriate. >> i want to follow up on the issue that congresswoman handel raised. could you clarify what happened with regard to you taking allegedly a homestead exemptions into different counties in georgia the same time? ms. mcbath: some time ago we had a family tragedy. sure i waso make helping my husband make the decision to needed to make, very personal decisions we had to make, i decided to switch my residency while i was traveling on behalf of the democratic party. i changed i

particularly in juris said in as the family i am a recent transplant here to the area from jacksonville florida. i see a vast disc friends difference that you already mentioned. as i drive through areas such as the dc area. i really see some of the issues that some of our country is facing. so goes the family. we can say so goes the nation. we can almost say that some of the issues that we see in our country today whether it be from poverty, and income. is directly correlated to issues that we head with the family. my question then begins and you mentioned one point that every child should have a stable home. now if you look at our community across the nation there is a vast amount of kids in the foster care system. i'm 100% for reunification of children with their families but i have a fundamental issue when we reunify and we have parents who are not equipped but the government mandates that at some point or sometime. whether they are broken or not. i'm talking the parents. some of your thoughts and ideas on fixing the issue. >> i could talk all day about it. i completely agree with everything

mcbath: representative when my son was murdered in jacksonville, florida, i brought in here to marietta is buried 15 minutes from my house. for you to continue to accuse me of being disingenuous and not paying taxes and not living here in this district, well i guess i would assume i would expect something like that from a career politician like you. >> that concludes our second round. for those just joining us, this is the debate between candidates for georgia's sixth congressional district. we now go back to the panel to ask questions to the candidates until we run out of time. as a point of moderator privilege, i may ask a question and deliver when -- and determine when rebuttals are appropriate. mcbath, could you clarify what happened with regard to your taking allegedly homestead exemptions into different counties in georgia at the same time? ago, weath: sometime had a family tragedy. in trying to make sure i was helping my husband to make the personal decisions he had to make, i decided to switch my residency while traveling on behalf of the democratic party. i changed it to tennes

made headlines in august after a gunman opened fire at an online madden sports tournament in jacksonville, florida, killing two people and himself. the site was live streaming that tournament. now make no mistake, twitch is now the 14th most visited website in the country with more than 15 million daily visitors last year alone. coming up at 6:00, a look at how esports are turning gamers into stars. for now reporting live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> are you going to save us three seats and passes to get in? >> i don't think we can get in. there is thousands of people there. and we don't wano day. the weather is fantastic. >> it really is beautiful. if you're going there, you don't have a ticket, you're going to be outside, maybe meeting up with some friends. you got some beautiful weather here as we head through the next couple of hours. let's take you to san francisco through our sky camera network right now. this was always a popular spot on a friday night. we had some high clouds passing on by, and it was a mild day in the city. the forecasted 70s, here they are, downtown 72 degrees. and

dollars and financing for eight hundred twenty four unit portfolio with with locations in jacksonville florida memphis tennessee atlanta georgia birmingham alabama and houston texas all under the freddie mac's single family rental pilot so while these portfolios cash in most of the new housing being developed in cities like minneapolis is not for young people it's not for extended families like those at the wall of forgotten natives but the baby boomers flush with cash from selling their homes and downsizing to luxury apartments in the city centers in fact data from the u.s. census bureau indicates that from two thousand and nine to twenty fifteen the percentage of the renting population over fifty five years of age surged twenty eight percent in comparison rentals in the thirty four and under a chaotic category only increased by three percent and finally according to a report this summer from the lincoln institute of land policy vacant homes have increased by more than fifty percent from three point seven million in two thousand and five to five point eight million in two thousand and sixteen

that's the equivalent of walking from houston, texas to jacksonville, florida. that means they are still easily over a month from the breaking point. they once estimated north at 7,000 and now they're at an estimated 3,500 people. even so, the administration moving ahead with this military buildup at the border. according to documents leaked from the pentagon said they were wanting to deploy, that only a small caravan may likely reach the united states. but, quote, the government continued its plans to save the troops at the border. >> the president and they may not like hearing this distinction from the president. >> i called up the military -- this caravan is not wasting its time. >> it had no effect. >> i'm sending up the military. this is the military. with us more tonight, this is five-star barry mccaffery. another way of saying a man who has pled for this. generally, if you agree the president has the right to do that, i spent a lot of time in central america, mexico, all throughout the region. central america in particular, saudi arabia, curbs violence. t

they are roughly 1,000 miles away, the equivalent of walking from houston, texas to jacksonville florida meaning they are a month easy away from the nearest u.s. border crossing point. as time passes the number continues to dwindle. once estimated north of 7,000 and now only about 3,500 people. even though the administration is moving ahead with a military build up at the border. documents leaked from the pentagon indicate that the administration was told ahead of the decision to deploy only a small percentage will likely reach the united states but the government continued the plan to send troops to the border. the president calls it an invasion. it sent. members of the national guard might not like hearing this distinction from the president. >> the caravan is wasting their time. >> what is the military being able to do? obama and bush. >> they are not me. i am sending up the military. this is the military. >> retired four-star military general, former battlefield kplander in the persian gulf. another man that has bled for the country and had thousands under his command. if we agree th

golden doodle named buster riding around jacksonville, florida in a backpack with his name on it. live tv. >> going to be -- oh! oh my gosh. are you all right? >> oh my god. rob: the reporter knocking a sailor into the water and then it looks like she got in there with him, too. british news show. that is hilarious. jillian: thanks for watching. ♪ >> brett kavanaugh's nomination until the moves forward. >> a vote is set to confirm brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. >> fbi supplemental report is now complete. now it's time for senators to step up and vote. >> apparently the fbi came back and said there is nothing there. >> dianne feinstein now is attempting to conceal the fbi report that she demanded. >> what a joke. this has never been about the truth. it's been about delaying the hearing. [bleep] [shouting] >> i want to make it clear these shouting my members around at the airport will not be intimidated. >> capital police arrested

a man in time for his father to take over so i could get well so that's how he ended up in jacksonville, florida. on november 23, 2012 my entire life changed overnight. every fear that i had for my son being a young black male came completely crashing down on me at that time. i recognized everything i had done to protect him make sure he was safe keep him educated keep them in church, make sure i was giving him the best at bringing occurred, it was not enough. it simply wasn't enough. it took us two and a half years in court to get a conviction. the man who killed jordan, michael done simply drove into the parking lot next to the boys at the gas station it was friday the boys stopped to get some gum and they were going from mall to mall and jordan said if were going to meet girls we have to stop and get have fresh breath. in that three and half minutes they stop michael done parked next to them started a verbal altercation with the boys about the loud thug music and that verbal altercation was between he and jordan. and jordan basically said leave us alone for not doing anything wrong. just mind

were able to have patients transferred by helicopter and by ground to mobile, alabama, and jacksonville, florida. >> you were one of the many staff members who chose to ride out the storm inside that structure, inside that hospital. tell me what it was like during those hours. >> you are correct. i stayed, along with many physicians, their families and wives within the confinement of our buildings and it was life threatening, it felt, because of the hurricane winds that exceeded 150 miles per hour, and it was something i never personally experienced, and never had such a threat, an impact that this hurricane had to our hospital. very proud of our physicians, our nurses and all of our staff who coordinated an amazing amount of high-quality care so that the care to our patients was never lost during the time of the storm. we had two teams that came in to assure the care was provided, and teams a and b, one team came in before the storm and one team came in and stayed in the hospital all the way through the storm and the next team came in afterwards in order to relieve those who had been on the gro

about 15 months ago, i came to jacksonville, florida, to check out a small candy company, sweet pete's. man: yeah, that's good. lemonis: the business was being run by allison behringer, but the creative force was pete. peter: we mixed our sugar. who wants to eat this? lemonis: and while they brought in around $400,000 in sales, they were still losing money. allison: the first year, we made $10,000 combined. lemonis: you can't live off $10,000 a year combined. business was facing all sorts of obstacles. they were making candy in a tiny kitchen with equipment that was substandard. even worse, they were in a house in a residential neighborhood with no foot traffic. why did you specifically pick this location? allison: because our partner said, "i own this location." lemonis: that partner, dane baird... dane: this is still delicious. lemonis: ...had made a small investment but wasn't willing to invest any more time or money. peter: how do we buy you out? what do you want? dane: so, i don't want to sell. peter: you're just trying to hold us hostage. that's all it is. lemonis: but it all see

man shot and killed two people and then himself this was at an online gaming competition in jacksonville, florida. that event was streamed by twitch, the amazon company putting on twitch con in hossan jose. no backpacks allowed and past the barricades there will be metal detectors and there will be uniform police and security guards on site. tens of thousands are expected to attend this three-day event here at the mcenery convention center in downtown san jose, meet greets, cosplay conors ands tournament streamed live on twitch. twitch is the 14th most visited website in the united states, with more than 15 million daily visitors last year, according to a company spokesperson and just like youtube, users who broadcast on twitch can make money not just through ads, but through donations from viewers and by charging viewers a subscription fee. ninja, this guy's name, is one of the top streamers on twitch, who according to cnbc, listen to this, he makes over half a million dollars a month just for playing the very popular video game fortnite and broadcasting his game play on twitch. so if you're thi

. >> i was in jacksonville, florida, last week, and vice president biden was there campaigning for thenatorial candidate andrew gillum. one of the things that struck me was, first of all, the length of the vice president's speech. he went on for a while. he was off prompter. he also seemed like a guy who wasn't just traipsing about the country, you know, on behalf of candidates. he seemed like a guy who might be interested in making another run for it. i asked the vice president about this a couple of months ago. here's what he told me. >> you sound like a man who wants to run. you sound like a guy who really wants to. do you want? >> i desperately want to change the landscape. there's more than one way. i'm looking for someone -- there's a lot of really talented people out there, kamala harris, cory booker. you've got the former mayor of massachusetts. you've got a lot of talented people, but we've got to stop this degradation of the system that's going on. that's why i'm campaigning all over the country. >> that's what he told me, mike. you heard a few of these speeches. are you buyi

. >> eli, i was at a political rally in jacksonville, florida, yesterday, and i talked to a number ofs, and they bear this out. new poll shows health care the top issue this election year. regardless of party, health care, 71% of voters saying it's very important in deciding who they will send to congress. republicans have vowed to protect pre-existing conditions on the campaign trail despite many of them supporting the repeal and replace for several years. are republicans at all risking blowback on health care in the midterms? >> they are. i think those numbers show you how much the public opinion has shifted towards obamacare, even though it's not called that anymore, even though the president has changed. you know, people now have grown accustomed to and largely support coverage for people with pre-existing conditions. that's why you see the president out there promising that. that's why you see him at every rally talking about it being democrats that want to take away your health care. that isn't true but that's the message you're hearing from the president and republicans. clearl

this was an online gaming competition in jacksonville, florida, a competition streamed live by twitch. no backpacks allowed and past the barricades there will be metal detectors with the flashing lights and also be uniform police and security guards. to the right there are attendees lined up here, waiting for the doors to open for the start of this three-day convention. tens of thousands are expected here at the mcenery convention center today, tomorrow and sunday. meet greets, cosplay contest and dozens of exhibitors and esports tournament streamed live on twitch. if you're not familiar, twitch is the 14th most visited website in the united states, with more than 15 million daily visitors last year, according to a company spokesperson and just like youtube, users who broadcast on twitch can make money not just through ads, but through donations from viewers and by charging viewers a subscription fee. ninja is one of the top streamers on twitch, who according to have an become makes over half a million dollars a month just for playing the very popular video game fortnite and broadcast

even saw security officers here with k-9s in response to what happened this past august in jacksonville, florida, where a man shot and killed two people and then himself in an online gaming competition that was streamed live by twitch. if you're not familiar with twitch, this is the amazon-owned streaming website that is putting on this fourth annual event. as you can see, there are tens of thousands out here waiting to get inside the convention center. they're expected here over the three days of the convention. there are a lot of gamers in the crowd. this is a place for people who stream online and watch other people stream online. they come together, they find their people. they attend panels, they'll be meeting with video game exhibitors. they'll watch an e-sports tournament streamed live on twitch. and they'll also see their streaming heroes like ninja. ninja is one of the top streamers on twitch who according to cnbc makes over half a million dollars a month just for playing the popular video games fortnight, and broadcasting his game play on twitch. he makes his money through ads, donatio

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.: the arabian kingdom‘s pursuit of profit and power.‘ shejoins me from jacksonville in florida. but in the way that president trapped in the white house have interacted with the saudi arabian rulers over this? it's possible that the saudi royal family and leadership has realised they have seriously overplayed their hand here when it comes to how far there able to push the limits on a cce pta ble able to push the limits on acceptable behaviour, particularly with regards to the us. things have been building in terms of the crackdown that‘s been going on on various individuals, religious clerics, feminists who have been speaking out. not all of them have been saying things. against the narrative the saudi family is putting forth that many of them have been arrested. this isjust putting forth that many of them have been arrested. this is just the latest step on this march towards controlling the narrative. but when it comes to the us it does seem like this is a really the straw that broke the camel ‘s back or this particular interest —— incident has galvanised not just us particular

host: next is bill joining us from jacksonville, florida. caller: i have a question for you. mrs.not understand why ford, her second phone call should have been to charles grassley. if you do not want her name out or story to be told on national tv, sheiks -- he could've been -- she should have called the republicans. host: thank you, bill. calvin is next from louisiana. caller: just to add to the comment, i was stationed at fort gordon does go years ago. we -- two years ago. there only two things that matter, right and wrong. what the democrats and the republicans did to both, ford and kavanaugh was ridiculous. is why weat -- that have checks and balances. it was there to neither one of them. -- it was fair to nine of -- to neither one of them. people are saying the man was guilty and there is no proof. i am a computer nerd for the army. i know thumbs -- i know some things is known but you cannot prove it. accusations kill people. like the sergeant said about our training. it is called sexual harassment prevention. what he said, if you do not go to the training, your career

host: let's go to angela in jacksonville, florida.hat is when president trump will be later today. she is calling on the republican line. hello, i would like to say the only good that has come out of this kavanaugh debacle is that the nation was watching. the nation saw and all of it what the democrats are trying to arend how the democrats trying to take over this country at all cost. how they have thrown out the -- no rulesemblance anymore. they don't stand for the constitution and i have changed everything. a democrat. imo longer a democrat. i will fight like tooth and nail to convert every person i know to a republican because they are right. they are not a fighter and liar and trying to set up a man who is a good man. they will do anything. they will do anything to get in the power. unscrupulous them and the media are completely -- showed all their colors and the nation shot -- sat and watched and are furious about it. host: the president will be in florida to address the association of the chief of police. look for our website fo

ban anyone working in the canadian legal marijuana industry works and that -- is that host: jacksonville floridademocrat line, fran. caller: am i on? host: you are. caller: i tried to keep up with what goes on, especially with the president of setting me. -- upsetting me. the latest ignorant thing i heard him say, he has not changed one bit, when he was running for president, saying he knew more than the generals. recently, saying that he knew more than general mattis. i just started to feel comfortable because there was tension because how the president keeps everything at a high-volume. i saw a press conference with general mattis, talking with the president -- with the press and answering their questions, sounding reasonable, i started to feel calmer. trump then says i know more than mattis. people come and go and he will probably be gone. and my anxiety is coming up again. i had to say that. host: jim mattis a subject of a story and reuters out of singapore saying he told his chinese counterpart thursday that the world's to top economies need to rein in the risk of inadvertent conflict. fric

. >> jacksonville, florida. are you here in new york. >> my mother's 73rd birthday trip. janice: where is she? >> she is asleep. we will bring her out. look at freddy the frog caster. >> get janice to sign it. janice: i will sign this book. here are the current temperatures 61 in new york. beautiful day in new york. we do have that cold front. look at that cold front. you can see where have you colder than average air. 38 right now in minneapolis. 29 in rapid city. yes that is snow on the rashed that dividing line between the warm air and cold air could bring the potential for severe storms and very heavy rain across the central u.s. thostlesz are the big weather stories we are looking at. wave to your mom still sleeping. and can you bring her out later on. >> i can. can i say good morning to my husband harlan? >> yes. >> thank you president trump and stay strong kavanaugh. janice: right on. oh my gosh, amazing. back inside. steve: it's only mike night on "fox & friends." ainsley: it is night still dark. thank y

operative, bob baer, and forensics specialist, karen smith, retired detective for the jacksonville sheriff's office in floridas conducted 500 death investigations and we wanted to talk to you today, because we knew that those turks, the investigators were inside the saudi consulate, finally allowed in 13 days later to do their own investigating. but bob, i want to go to you first. you've been watching our coverage. you know the news. you've dealt with the saudis. what do you think? >> i think it makes sense. i think they probably intended to kidnap him and fly him back to saudi arabia and disappear him and just claim that he'd gotten lost in istanbul or whatever. the two planes, the number of people, these interrogations do go bad. i don't know if they had a doctor, but i've seen over and over again in the middle east, people get so beat up that they die. and this makes total sense to me. what doesn't make sense to me is the president's claim that this was a rogue operation. you don't send two airplanes from riyadh to istanbul with a team like that without the approval of mohammad bin salman, the crowned prin

most of the hit from irma was the southwest portion of florida and moved up through and created issues in the jacksonville area, northeastern portion. it has been a long time since his -- since this area has been hit. andill see a lot of damage devastation, unfortunately. we have to set the expectation that power will be out for a while. secretary was saying our partnership with the private sector is we work with florida power and light, golf power, georgia power to be able to help aid facilitate their mutual to come in and they have power crews from ultimate states across the country already pre-staged and win -- when they are hit, we work to get the roadways open so we can get them down the roadways to fix the power. that will take some time. trump: we don't know. i was going to pennsylvania. it looks like there are thousands of people going -- already lined up and probably we will do that tonight and go down here as soon as we can. we don't want to interfere, but we will go down as soon as possible. right nearby, we have thousands of people going tonight and many are there already. what time were you g

was in the southwest portion of florida and then moved up through in in created some issues in the jacksonville area north northeastern portion but this area has been a long time since it's been hit so the vegetation hasn't been stressed and and we're going to see you know a lot of a lot of damage and devastation unfortunately and we have to set the citizens expectations that the power is going to be out for a while and what famous role in that is the secretary was saying what our partnership with the private sector is that you know we work with the florida power and lights the gulf hours the southern companies the georgia powers to be able to help them you know facilitate their mutual aid to come in and they've got power through is coming in from multiple states across the country that are already pretty staged and when we're hit we work with them to do what's called first push debris to get the roadways open in and so that we can get them down the roadways to start fixing the power but that's going to take some time. or we don't know at all were. he's going to pennsylvania it looks like there

first, joining us on the phone is congressman out lawson of florida, representing jacksonville, tallahasseeand quincy. it is the fifth district of florida. you can see the northern part of the panhandle there. congressman lawson, tell us about the impact of hurricane michael. it has been an impact -- the worst impact we have had in this area since the 1800s. damageaused a lot of throughout the fifth congressional district and area's i used to represent on the senate, such as panama city, apalachicola, jackson county, mexico beach, all of those areas. we have never seen a storm like this before. the impact that it had on this -- survey. one person lost a life. a tree fell. soare a tree loving area trees are down, power is out. power people are without in the tallahassee area. 90,000id you say 80 to -- 80,000 to 90,000 without power? caller: yes, in the tallahassee area. this is more of an impact somewhere in the neighborhood of 100,000 to 150,000 people are without power. congressman, what is the response on the ground like in the aftermath? ,here is the federal government where is the state

know, from florida, we have a bipartisan judicial nominating that comes from naples, florida in the south to jacksonville in the north and i want to thank their 35 members for their work on these judicial nominations. they don't get a lot of credit and they don't get paid, but they work very hard. i would like to next turn to introduce my friends and family who are here. starting with my wife, diane. she's my strongest and most loving supporter. she and i actually met when she was identified as a possible witness in a federal court case i was working on. she's a wonderful parent. she's a music teacher and we have our two children here. elizabeth and ben. elizabeth is a high school senior and she's hoping to go to the court guard academy or the merchant marine academy and having a career in the military and our sophomore is in high school and he's active in a lot of musical groups and is working on completing the requirements for eagle scout. we are very proud of both ben and elizabeth as parents. i also want to acknowledge my parents and in-laws, none of which are here. my mother dorothy is 93 going on 6

most of the hit for irma was in the southwest portion of florida and moved up through and created some jacksonville northeastern portion, this area has been a long time since it's been hit so the vegetation hasn't been stressed so we're going to see a lot of damage and devastation unfortunately and we have to set the citizens expectation that the power is going to be out for a while. and fema's role in that, is as the secretary would say in our partnership with the power sectors, the georgia power, the florida power to help them -- they've got pour crews coming in from multiple states across the country that are already prestaged and when they hit, we're going to do first push debris to get the roadways open and then start pushing down the roadways to restore the power. but that's going to take time. [ inaudible ] . >> i was going to pennsylvania, it looks like there's thousands of people already lined up and probably will do that tonight and we're going to go down here as soon as we can. we don't want to interfere with anybody, but we want to go as soon as possible. you have, you know, right nearb

florida tomorrow to continue with the book to her. i'll be at the villages tonight and i continue through miami jacksonville orlando pocono and palm beach you have your copy of the book? try to get one before you miss it and remember, you never have to miss justice. if you can't watch set your dvr. thank you for watching, i'm jeanine. advocating for truth, justice and the american way. the greg gutfeld show is coming up next and i will see you again next saturday night. ♪ [cheering and applause] greg: the news seems pretty good if you ask me. booming economy, unlimited dropping a new supreme court judge who can stay awake. pieces breaking out in the careers and american pastors release from turkey and i just saw michael downtown selling pencils. he is so adorable in cardboard shorts. yet, in two years trump salt more headaches than a boatload of [inaudible].

mayor gillum: this is what florida voters understand, that communities will experience crime. just in jacksonville earlier today, six people shot. the question is, what are we going to do about it? nra and hold them responsible for the crime. a supporterael is of your campaign and the law enforcement is investigating him even though he told me in inner to view he thought his leadership was amazing. do you think his leadership was amazing? mayor gillum: no i do not. there were failures on many sides. ishink scott israel independently elected by the people of broward county and those will have the say about what they think about his job. to go aftery tactic scott israel rather than actually taking on the folks who are complicit in the kind of rampant violence we see in our schools and neighborhoods. our kids right now are going to school having to be taught what to do in active shooter drills rather than learning arts, science, history, culture, and politics. they are terrified if they drop their kids off at school, they want to know they will pick them up alive or in body bags. that is unacceptable

same heavy rainfall will carry over to the deep south, atlanta, jacksonville, mississippi, new orleans and the michael recovery in floridaugh, it will live on to actually cause problems with the florence recovery throughout south carolina with localized flooding as this storm begins to make its way along the east coast, it may actually threaten to give us a problem with a nor'easter up in the northeast late in the work week because how things are setting up with the jet stream and this low. kendis? janai? >> a very early nor'easter. paul, thank you. >>> we turn now to president trump who is trying all that he can to keep his party in power. now, the president campaigns for republicans in tight midterm races. he's making promises and claims that he just cannot back up and he's defending calling himself a nationalist. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: president trump is campaigning as if his own name is on the ballot. at least ten rallies planned between now and election day. and he's got a new brand for himself. >> you know what i am? i'm a nationalist, okay? i'm a nationalist. >> reporter: nationalism is a racially load

most of the hit of irma in the southwest portion of florida and moved up through and created issues in the jacksonvilleeastern portion. this area's been a long time since it's hit and the vegetation isn't stressed and we'll see a lot of damage and devastation, unfortunately. and we have to set the citizens' expectations that the power will be out for a while and what fema's role with the partnership with the private sector is to work with florida gulf power, georgia powers to be able to help them, you know, facilitate their mutual aid to come in and they have power crews coming in from multiple states of the country and when we're hit we work with them for first push debris to get the roadways open to get them down the roadways to start fixing the power but that will take sometime. >> mr. president, will you change your travel schedule -- >> we don't know. i was going to pennsylvania. looks like there are thousands of people already lined up. and probably we'll do that tonight and we're going to go down here as soon as we can. we don't want to interfere with anybody and go as soon as possible. you have

. >> what florida voters understand is that communities will experience crime. just in jacksonvillelier today -- >> thank you. >> six people shot. the question is what are we going to do about if, and what i'm going to do is take on the nra and hold them responsible for the rampant crime in our cities. >> the florida department of law enforcement is currently investigating sheriff israel who supports your campaign for the handling of the parkland massacre and he told me in an interview his leadership was amazing. do you think his leadership was amazing? >> no, i don't. i think there were failures on many sides, quite frankly. i think scott israel is independently she elected by broward county, and they are the ones who have a say about what they think about his job, but more importantly, it is an easy tactic to go after scott israel rather than actually taking on the folks who are complicit in the kind of rampant violence that we see, in the only in our schools, but in our neighborhoods. our kids right now are going to school having to be taught what to do in active shooter drills r

>> reporter: florida's governor's race pits the mayor of tall haeahassee against a republican congressman from jacksonville. taking a page from the president, republican ron desantis has hammered his opponent on immigration in the closing weeks. >> we don't want open borders in florida. we don't want to abolish i.c.e. in florida. they're just way out of step with the people of the state. >> reporter: democrat andrew gillum has focused on health care. >> we deserve to expand medicaid and offer access to health care for over 800,000 of the most medically needy people in our state. >> reporter: three-term senator bill nelson is hoping a strong showing from gillum at the top of the ticket will help him fend off a challenge from governor rick scott. >> rick scott for eight years has refused to expand medicaid. >> reporter: medicaid was a rare topic of agreement among the four florida voters we met in miami. wan wanda, should florida have expanded medicaid? >> i think so. >> you know, we talk about taking care of our citizens wouone of the most important ways is to ensure the health of our citizens. >> reporter:

florida in. >> sure thing, craig. you were at the event, i think, last monday in jacksonville where andrew gillum was sort of the -- sorte undercard of that event, and joe biden, the former vice president was supposed to be the headliner, but there was just a tremendous amount of energy in that room as gillum spoke. when it came to biden, biden was sort of well received, but there were people sort of like going to a rock concert where the opening act was more inspirational than the headliner. there were people heading for the exits as biden was speaking. it goes to show a lot of energy on the democratic side. the early turnout numbers so far are just huge. they have 2 .7 million people that have voted as of this morning. that's half the amount of vote they had in all of 2014. now, there is still a slight edge for republicans in early voting. it will really be dependent upon how the independents vote in the race. >> do you get a sense in events, like the pipe bombs, i'm talking about has been mass shooting at the synagogue outside pittsburgh, and i'm also talking about the church shooting that could have been far worse i

florida. then it moved up and created some issues in the jacksonville area, northeastern portion.ut this area, it's been a long time since it has been hit. vegetation hasn't been stressed. we will see a lot of damage and devastation, unfortunately. we have to set the citizens' expectations that the power will be out for a while. fema's role in that, as a e was saying, our partnership with those directors -- we work with the florida power lines, the gulf power, the southern compan company, the georgia power to help facilitate their aid to come in. they've got power crews coming in for multiple states across the country that are already prestaged. we work with them to do what's called the first push debris to get the roadways open so we can get down the roadways to start fixing the power. that will take some time. >> [inaudible question] >> president trump: we don't know. i was going to pennsylvania, it looks like there were thousands of people already lined up. probably we will do that tonight. we're going to go down here as soon as we can. we don't want to interfere with anybody,

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jacksonville and tallahassee are different than miami. but it's about putting together the puzzle. for democrats it's more about south floridand north florida. that's really propel andrew gill up, the 3 million votes cast so far 50,000 between the two parties come down to the independents. that's where gillum's strength is. >> and the president all in in florida as the washington and the advisers point out. >> it's a test of the tactics and the political operation of the trump campaign. this is the first place where they have really seen them -- where they have tried to deploy the text messaging operation. they put out texts to republican voters who haven't cast ballots. rented out the list to ron desantos one of the first placed where trump campaign rented out the list of 18 to 20 million contacts to raise money and the florida voters to try to get them out to vote. clearly it's important to the president, not just symbolically but also headed into 2020 to show whether the operation he built he built so much time and money building unlike 2016 when it was more of a shoe string operation can be deployed successfully. >> al,

florida. we have to keep them far enough away so they're not in the path of the storm. but i'm guessing you're looking at the jacksonville equestrian center. we have three helicopters in gainesville, also people in tallahassee, all of those resources are will be moving towards the western portion of the state towards the panhandle. we do be as no doubt your viewers are have been watching you know, the beach. we serve that area. so you can see we definitely have a lot of work ahead of us once daylight hits. >> ana gibbs, appreciate your time. justin na gain and members of her family were riding out the storm in panama city, florida, when the roof started to crack. take a listen. >> stop it. [ screaming ] >> can you imagine that? did you see that roof? unbelievable. part of the roof blew off. leaving a hole and letting rain pour into the house. so justin na gainer on the phone from panama city. justin na, my goodness. you guys are must have been horrified. >> yes, we were. we were very, very scared. >> yeah? >> so take us through what happened. tell us. >> well, at first we were all sitting in the bedroom and i had a windo

florida, and the votes appear to be pouring in at a record pace. andrew gillum campaigned with joe biden at his side today in jacksonville. >> election day has alreadytarted, and right here on this campus today is election day. i don't care what the polls say. i don't care what the pundits say. i don't care -- i love my mama but she thinks i'm going to win -- i don't care about that. because the only thing that matters is what we do on election day. today is election day usf. >> one of the 930,000 ballots that have already been mailed in florida is this one from parkland shooting survivor ema gonzalez. ema gonzalez and several of her fellow parkland survivors have been organizing a nationwide campaign to turn out new young voters motivated by gun violence. in georgia where democrat stacey abrams is locked in a very tight race for governor with republican brian kemp, polls have also seen a surge in early voting this year. the governor's race in georgia is now a statistical tie between the democrat and a republican. the last time georgia elected a democratic governor was 20 years ago. is this the year when a surge in democratic turnout will make histo