some legislato when it comes to recess. bills are being introduced to make it mandatory in our schools again, as fewer and fewer schools are letting kids out to play. 10 news reporter jonathan petramala spoke with a parent who is helping to lead the recess effort. it's dark so of course this playground is deserted. but so are school playgrounds during the day as an entire generation is growing up not knowing about recess. according to a report by the policy, recess and physical education has dropped significantly since no child left behind in 2002. focus on certain subjects has narrowed others. in florida 150 minutes of pe is mandated for elementary age kids. less and less as they get older. but that's pe. parents are pushing legislators to do more including mandating recess. two bills are being introduced for the next session -- mandating at least 20 minutes of free- play recess a day. lawmakers will be at work this next session so maybe in st petersburg, jonathan petramala, 10 news wtsp. last year a similar bill was kille

we started losing state legislato legislators. they took control of redistricting maps until 2020.e got to go back to the basics. what are basics? figure out how did governor of montana, a democrat, win montana when donald trump was winning montana. >> how did barack obama win indiana in 2008? >> those are fundamentals? go back to those. the thing that pains me the most are voters who supported barack obama in 2008, 2012 and voted to donald trump. we need to get them back. >> congressman steve israel, thank you very much. quick question? >> quick question. so you had donor class of the democratic party with a huge set of issues that was very different from the working folks you were talking about. how do you now resolve that? >> look, the democratic party was always able to do both. i think it's a false choice. we can continue to talk about bread and butter issues for the middle class and unify our party. as i said before, we have to learn sometimes how to sit back and exploit opportunity. if the trump administration and a republican congress decides that they're going to repeal th