. >> reporter: linsky, a cuban- jewish american is not your typical trump supporter. first she backed rubio but not anymore. >> to me -- i just feel rubio is young and he's maybe kind of derailed a little bit from some of the things that attracted me to him. >> reporter: trump supporters say he will create jobs, protect americans from terrorists and stop illegal as for the fights that broke out at other rallies, they don't blame the voice fueling their revolution. >> he talks a little bit tough. but that's what we need. we need somebody to just go there and basically say hey, wake up. >> reporter: michael paluska, abc action news. >> today is also a critical day for florida senator marco rubio's campaign. he admits he's fighting an uphill battle against donald trump. abc action news reporter marisela burgos shows us his bay area supporters though are not giving up. >> this is just a friendly reminder - >> reporter: for these volunteers every call is worth it. >> right now this is the key time to get out the vote. >> reporter: there are more than 12 million registered

monica linsky brought us together. i grew up here in washington outside fairfax virginia. i went to public schools all the way through. my high school journalism teacher was a man named stewart held was very influential in encouraging me. susan: technically president clinton might say that was not the controlling legal authority. there are many bosses in a big newsroom. lucky.been really professional have and personal partnerships over more than 15 years is a very unusual thing. he was terrible on deadlines. and he is terrible now. what is the last possible moment you can turn in a story? there are a lot of procrastinators who gravitate toward journalism because only the force of a gun to the head will get things done. of like those old newspaper deadlines, what is happened in those 15 years is the absolute weliferation and explosion, are all wire service 24-hour deadline people. he was one of the very first people to write a web story for the washington post. we wanted to have a midday update on impeachment. just 15 years you go from the print paper and waking up in the m

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daniel linsky from massachusetts. we don't know if there was a suicide belt or not. it was part of the report but unconfirmed. martha: the secure cockpit has prevented hijackings because nobody can get in there. but if there is a suicide belt, it forces somebody to open that door. the threat of terror hanging over the presidential election with all of this going on in different parts of the world. republicans arguing we need a change of leadership to deal with it. >> the f.b.i. said they cannot vet these refugees to make sure they are not terrorists. but hillary clinton and the democratic party are so politically correct they insist on bringing them in anyway. martha: what is the focus of this election. does it become more and more about national security and which candidates might benefit. bill: the f.b.i. suddenly dropped its lawsuit over hacking into this terrorist iphone. martha: gunshots rang out near the u.s. capital. they said hide down here behind this wall. i was like five of us behind this wall. then i heard the shots, like a boom, boom sound off to my left

and annie linsky at the boston globe. what do you make of the timing of this new economy pitch? who do you think hillary clinton is targeting here? is it bernie sanders or is it donald trump? >> she's targeting both men. both men were circling the state and really trying to make their pitch for why they should be elected. bernie sanders, i talked to his advisers and really he thinks that michigan is a really important state that he really wants to win that state. and he's really using this pitch that secretary clinton, that when she was championing the trade policies she really was the reason why people lost their jobs this in those areas. he's also use that to actually also broaden his support among black voters. his senior adviser told me the middle class black voters, that they're trying to get to vote for them, they were really kind of the victim of these trade policies. she's really hitting at bernie sanders when she talks about that. but also donald trump says, hey, you know what, when company goes out of the country, they're going to be punished for that and we're going t