for a 2:30 event and in lakeland, easily a thousand more. they like what he says and how he says it. >> you don't have to yell. you don't have to belittle people. >> reporter: fans now potential voters. >> young family people, women usually the age of 45 and up and that is our core base. we have a pretty broad appeal. >> reporter: carson raising 10 million lastonth and the most denners and social media follows. 4 1/2 million on facebook alone. the soft spoken improbable candidate. is hits the what you thought about retirement? >> no, this is not retirement for me. >>> and the frontrunner surpassing donald trump who's out wiwi a newook of his own. >> i'm going to take care of the vets. ben can't do those things. >> reporter: but he loses to hillary clinton. a 13.ed a vantage with the critical voters and the lowest skoerks only 27% of all voters give her high marks for honesty. and carson's inexperience he wears proudly.y. >> the arc was built by amateurs, the tiictanic was built by professionals. >>> and president obama offered a realityty ch

and tonight in lakeland, easily a thousand more. >> i believe in his principles. >> he is forthright and honest. >> reporter: they like what he says and how he says it. >> you don't have to yell and you don't have to belittle people. >> he is not a career politician. >> reporter: fans, now potential voters. >> younger family people, younger christians, women usually the age of 45 and up. and that is our core base. but we have a pretty broad appeal. >> reporter: carson is raising the most money among republicans. $10 million last month with the most donors and social media followers. 4.5 million now on facebook alone. his super-pac is at the book event handing out leaflets and collecting e-mail addresses. more potential donors. the soft-spoken improbable candidate. >> is this what you thought about for retirement? >> this is not retirement for me. i was going to relax and enjoy life. >> reporter: now the even more improbable republican front-runner surpassing donald trump who today is out with a new book of his own. >> i think that ben just doesn't have the experience. we're going to

lakeland, florida, 40 minutes east of tampa.was shocked when he came back from vacation and discovered a couple of criminals asleep in his bed. he shade assister they platted paint all over his walls and carpets, one of them had just finished seven months behind bars and wanted to celebrate. hope it was worth it. because you're going back now. >> remember the guy who flew the crazy gyrocopter thing from pennsylvania to the capitol building? got through some of the most heavily defended air space on the planet? all to deliver a message to lawmakers? well, novel we know how his legal case is going to shake down. so how much time might he do? for flying the bird up to the d.c.? that's next. this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. >>> the guy who flew a gyrocopter through restrict air space andland outside

. >> the polite young man who introduced himself as patrick, is a-year-old from nearby lakeland, florida go to the first door on the right. >> his full name is lance patrick reedy. >> married, single, divorced, separated? >> separated. >> emergency contact? >> it would be my mom. >> this is ready's first arrest. he is just one of several thousand men each year who's first brush with the law involves soliciting prostitution. he is out. all right, he has on gray shirt and khaki shorts. >> outside the hotel, police spot another young man out for a walk on the wild side. >> target in the front door. >> he makes his way up to the date. blissfully unaware that his hand-picked, mouse-clicked woman for hire is a sworn officer of the law, and that his private adventure is about to become a matter of public record. >> he was very nervous, and he first initially wouldn't come up with what he wanted, however, he finally gave her $60, and i think he said he wanted sex. >> all right, go. >> like the other young men who stumbled into the dragnet before him, 23-year-old jose arsolo had no criminal recor

people came here at 5:00 in the morning for a 2:30 book signing and then he will go on to lakeland, florida later today. we talked to some of the people on line, what is it that attracts you. interesting, a lot of them doctors and nurses so people also in the medical profession. young families, people who took the day off of work. in terms of what about carson in particular appeals to them, they love that he's the outsider and many of them also love the fact that he's not donald trump. take a listen. >> very calm. he's not -- one of his big things is not politically correct. like we need to get rid of that. this is ruining so many things in this country these days. >> i believe in his principles. i believe in everything he stands for. i think he is the answer that this country really needs. >> reporter: these are the kind of people that are not just buying books, they are sending money and astonishing $10 million last month. they have a big ad buy in the first four states. now this morning his chief strategist tells me he's going to keep the ad buys going in iowa, new hampshire, south carol

carson has another book signing coming up in lakeland, florida, where we find our own chris jansing andre people waiting in line to see dr. carson. so, chris, you've been talking to these folks. i can tell you, and you have had -- there's a lot of people who want be doubters about carson's ability to hold the lead for the long haul. what do you see, and hear and feel on the campaign trail? >> it's interesting how good his political instincts are. and you heard it in his answer about president obama. so he goes after the president. you don't often hear him going after republicans. that hits the sweet spot of his support, right? i've talked to lots of people in this line and lines like it in other states. and this is the base of people who have had it with washington. they say things to me, like, america is sick, and needs a doctor to fix it. dr. carson has the prescription to fix what's wrong with america. so they like that he'll go after president obama. they like that he'll go after washington. but at the same time, they like that he's soft-spoken. they will say he's not donald trump.

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. >> yes we are all here with the ladies of lakeland high school from michigan. great smiles behind me and they're here for a marketing trip. they're learning. it's very serious but we're learning about the hail that fell in iowa. you know, there were more han 100 severe storm reports. now in the great lakes with hefty winds. we put the iso bar, lines of equal pressure to see how windy it will be from chicago over to here t >> and a big announcement about the american music awards. we are revealing the top five nominees for artist of the year. there were originally ten fans voted for these as the final five but then luke bryan, ariana grande, nicki minaj, one direction and taylor swift came out on top. you can vote on all the nominees until next thursday, november 19th at the american music awards site. be sure to tune in too, 2015 american music awards hosted by jennifer lopez. i was almost going to do j. law like all the jennifers are together, sunday night, november 22nd at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. >> just hanging out with the pouters. not letting

. >> yes we are all here with the ladies of lakeland high school from michigan.ning. it's very serious but we're learning about the hail that fell in iowa. you know, there were more han 100 severe storm reports. now in the great lakes with hefty winds. we put the iso bar, lines of equal pressure to see how windy it will be from chicago over to pittsburgh to buffalo and even here tomorrow morni >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist mike nicco. check out temperatures today. 62 in san francisco. the rest spots 64 to 67 under hazy sunshine. accuweather seven-day forecast -- saturday night, sunday morning, our next storm with one quarter inch >> and a big announcement about the american music awards. we are revealing the top five nominees for artist of the year. there were originally ten fans voted for these as the final five but then luke bryan, ariana grande, nicki minaj, one direction and taylor swift came out on top. you can vote on all the nominees until next thursday, november 19th at the american music awards site. be sure to tune in too, 2015 american music awar

. >> yes we are all here with the ladies of lakeland high school from michigan.g trip. they're learning. it's very serious but we're learning about the hail that fell in iowa. you know, there were more han 100 severe storm reports. now in the great lakes with hefty winds. we put the iso bar, lines of equal pressure to see how windy it will be from chicago over to pittsburgh to buffalo and even here tomorrow morning along the of rain is back today with a few showers anand isated thunderstorms possible. most of thiwill happen in the morning and midday hours. a stro cold front and associated low pressure over the great lakes will be passing through the d-atlantic today. rain will arrive this mornin west of i-81nd will be most t likely in the metrtro late morning or middayay and end by the middle of the afteternoon. the stemill be weakenig as it mes >> and a big announcement about the american music awards. we are revealing the top five nominees for artist of the year. there were originally ten fans voted for these as the final five but then luke bryan, ariana grande

. >> yes we are all here with the ladies of lakeland high school >> and a big announcement about the american music awards. we are revealing the top nominees for artist of the year. there were originally ten fans voted for these as the final five but then luke bryan, ariana grande, nicki minaj, one direction and taylor swift came out on top. you can vote on all the nominees until next thursday, november 19th at the american music awards site. be sure to tune in too, 2015 american music awards hosted by jennifer lopez. i was almost going to do j. law like all the jennifers are together, sunday night, november 22nd at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. >> just hanging out with the pouters. not letting them out of my sight. >>> we're dancing here because we're so happy. it's tgit time and we have just two episodes left of "how to get away with murder." before the midseason break and we've had murder and mayhem on the show so why not add a little kidnapping? we have a sneak peek from tonight's episode. take a look. >> we don't know if anything happened yet. it's been kidnapped. >> bec

he's on the phone covering the carson campaign and she's en route to lakeland, florida.reporters. what did we learn? >> one of the things you learned about ben carson and anyone who's seen him, realizes this, he remains low key through it all. although i did speak to his senior staff and they told me he's very excited about polls that show him not just leading donald trump, but show that his base of support is broadening. that's what they want to build on, all these potential voters, i saw them today who were at this event, his book signing in tampa. sometimes he does three or four of them a day. they have really provided the base for what has become this campaign. he's raising the most money among republicans. $10 million last month alone. he has the most donors, the most social media followers. every day monday through friday he engages on facebook with the four and a half million people who are following him. so these book events feel like a political rally. his pac is there, they hand out leaf tlet leaflets. >> trump has criticized him on his medicare position. did h

to lakeland,o next florida, and are independent line.ler: good morning, the gop is so hypocritical about the syrian refugees. we could have secured our southern border for how many years now. i am just curious -- what will we do about the southern border? we are just going to take care of the syrians and not the southern border? that's all i have to say. it's the hypocrisy. for corporate america to say we are going to leave that southern border porous and attack syrian refugees -- host: let's hear from anthony and wilmington, illinois, republican line. good morning, what you think about the actions in the house with many republicans signing on to this legislation? caller: i agree totally with the vote. my point is why is this our president not following public opinion? this needs to stop. you cannot economically afford this. put this totally country into a tailspin accepting all another country. they are cutting veteran support right now in the states. the home care has stopped for veterans. because there's not enough money. host: go bac

our first caller is from lakeland, minnesota, good morning.d morning, america and good morning c-span. us an idea of what the percentage is of what the actual count and the being and how far off it is or isn't? if we are going to spend all this money, when we figure out how many felons are out there from being here illegally and get account of that? guest: a very good question. in terms of the size of the 2020, the, for current population is something like 322 million people. the census is very accurate. 2010, there was a net over which isone 1/100 roughly 30,000 people who were included more than once in the senses area -- in the senses. census. that number does not tell the whole story and you need to look at the components. some people are easier to count than others. whites, more affluent people and older people tend to be counted more than once in the senses - census. children and african-american males are harder to count. going back to 2010, there was an under count of african-american males of 2%, american indians living on reservation

donald calling from lakeland, florida. you have the floor. caller: hello. i disagree with some of your callers because i believe we are not the strongest nation in the world anymore. we were. i think right now, if what happened in russia and what happened in paris, and what happened at 9/11, and we all get together, i think we should form isis.ed force to wipe out wipe out the taliban. you can do that if you all get together. i don't understand why they put a small amount of troops on the ground and try and do it. i spent five and a half years in the air force. i know what they can do. they can wipe isis out. if they would let them go in and do it. just get together and do as a group. host: not sure yet as things are underway in paris who could be responsible. again, we are going to take your phone calls tomorrow morning. i want to read a statement by secretary john kerry from the embassy in paris making every effort to account for the welfare of american citizens in paris and 80 days at least in ready to provide whatever support to the french government it