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julia salazar in new york. and again alexandria ocasio-cortez who, in college was a fan of adam smith and didn't consider herself a feminist. all of these individuals seem to jump on the democratic socialist band wagon rather recently. and it makes me wonder how much of this opportunistic. a smart person would see the groundswell of support that came under bernie sanders in 2016 and think oh, maybe i could do that. brian: she might be book smart fourth in her class at bu but it doesn't seem as though she is conover sent in any of the issues at all. unscripted interview is her biggest enemy. sarah smith is going to be challenged by another democrat in this jungle primary. this adam smith. how is sarah smith going to do. what separates her from adam smith? >> actually the thing i find most interesting on her platform is that she wants to make sure that everyone who buys a gun completes a background check, including individuals who are purchasing guns at gun shows. sarah, if you are watching this show. hate it bre

here is one the democrats are running against salazar. >> maria elvira salazar and donald trump lovet. she cozies up to trump and his disastrous agenda, like trump's plan that would raise health care costs and kick millions off health care. instead of another tv celebrity, we need a leader. >> it's noteworthy because they hadn't run any ads before. shalala is getting hit on her past. a pro salazar is blaming her for the demolition of little havana's beloved orange bowl stadium. >> donna shalala left miami worse than she found it, taking away 75 years of orange bowl tradition, refusing to work with our city, an leaving taxpayers on the hook for her damage. she would be a wreck in washington. >> as a miami guy, let me just tell you, it was the city of miami. she didn't have anything to do with that one, but interesting hit as a hurricane. folks, this is certainly a winnable district for the democrats but some observers are worried they picked the wrong candidate for this district. we'll be back right after this. . we'll be back right after this -meg! there you are. did you take a pictu

witnesses say salazar tried to intervene but nash came after him. a second man heard the scrms and t to help both victims. sh ran off and sal san quickly lostou consess. >> it was awful. i mean, he helped. he's a hero. he went to save this woman, and he sacrificed his life for it. >> there's no way to describe this other than a tragic loss for our community. here was somebody who saw something that was happeng, a offense, came somebody's aid and tragically lost his life. >> p sice caught naseral hours after the attack. the woman told a witness she knows nash and heapped. nash faces a slew of charges and more are likel to be added. >>> october is domestic violence awareness month, and tonight one offender is facing the next 40 yearsn prison. a montgomery county judge went beyond sentencing guidelines and threw the book at him. that judge took the man's history into account. >> prosecutreporter: prosecuto the victim was 100% certain she was about to die in the garage of this townhouse. this is how she looked moments after she squeezed uer the garage d

in florida's 27th district, mason dixon poll giving salazar 2-point lead, the former clinton foundationent and with president clinton's hh secretary. well, time now for the good, the bad and the ugly and we begin with the good this morning, this preschool morning ritual is the best thing you'll see all day. >> a fist pump or a smile. heather: every day the students in alabama line up to say hello to designated greeter with lugs, high 5s and fist bumps to help build people skills. now the bad, buffalo bills fan takes jab from the grave, 83-year-old lee merkel, long-time season holder, on ware says this, they can let him down one last time. and then finally, the ugly, alpaca holds up traffic in new york city, the animal named alfalfa run get away from handler after visiting middle school, took 5 minutes to capture him and i think alfafa is just fine. this wraps up first hour of "fox & friends first", "fox & friends first" continues right now. bye bye. rob: all right, friday october 12th, fox news alert, american pastor andrew brunson inside turkish courtroom at this hour and could soon wa

patricio salazar was dead at the hospital. >> there was no way to describe it. here was seone who saw something. a violence offense. came to hisnd aid a he lost his life.op >>g the good samaritan heard his words before he los consciousness. he went to save this woman and he sacrificed his life. >> reporter: that suspect, he was not done when he left here. police were everywhere and after severa hours, they had anymore custody. s for the good samaritan who was killed, i spoke to the sister today and she said the a family ising for privacy so we are honoring her wish, not to show a photo of this arlington ro. >>> police are trying to track down a man who carjacked a woman near an elementary school. driving off with a woman's child in the back seat. the parents of the kids attk s elementary say they're pretty rattled. here'sto the from capitol hill. >> reporter: terrifying moments while paren wereropping their parents off at watkins elementary school. >> zooming down the street. you don't know anything about it. >> police say it started when a mother sconfronted ap

. >> democrats thought they were going to win this, the truth of the matter is maria salazar has beenincredible candidate and i'm hearing they had at the bates and maria salazar was terrific in that debate and she has been an energetic campaigner and she is from the community, people know her. she is a rock star in places like little havana. >> this is in diameter to a tossup. in florida, let's go a little more here, closer to orlando, northern florida, this is a district held by the governor, dos santos. >> this interesting. if democrats win this district, nancy soderberg who worked in the obama administration it will be a rough night for the republicans but the truth is this district is leaning republican, desantis at the top of the ticket, she helped the veteran. >> is it firmly republican? >> republicans have a shot at winning this race. >> reporter: if you are a fox news theory you have quite a bit. let's go to florida, 26, this could spell trouble for republicans. >> not as much trouble as people think. democrats say they will beat carlos, and in double digits, this district per

the candidate salazar, she's an exception. most republicans are with the president, but montana yesterday you could sell that message. he's in arizona and then nevada, where there's certainly a trump base, but also a risk that he alivens and wakens the latino base there. >>> the president changes his tone over the apparent murder of a journalist. the kenya tea development agency is an organization that is owned by tea farmers. every week we sell this tea, we get paid in multiple accounts. we were looking for a bank to provide a safe and efficient technology platform to pay our farmers. citi was the only one that was able to ensure that this was done seamlessly. and today, at the touch of a button, all the farmers are able to get their money, pay school fees and improve their standard of living. with citi, we see a bright future for our farmers and their families. ♪ with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually, duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than

. >> muestra cÓmo rachel y su compaÑero salazar pedÍa respuestas al primer alguacil que encontraron envo. [hablan inglÉs] >>ante la presencia de agentes federales y de la policÍa, los vecinosse cerraron presos del pÁnico y el barrio se paralizÓ por completo pero podÍan ver en lÍnea lo que rachel y alfredo mostraban al mundo. >> la manera en que operaban esta noche, paraban a cualquier persona. hispanos, gente del barrio que platicaba con sus vecinos, gente que iba a hacer sus compras. >> quien alertÓ a los activistas fue este inmigrante a quien llamaremos mario. prefiriÓ mantenerse en anonimato.enfrente de un carro estaba acÁ entonces habÍa un carro blanco acÁ, yo puse la mano asÍ como el otro muchacho y entonces de repente separaron otros carros y yo estaba con las manos hacia arriba. se bajaron oficiales de migraciÓn. >> los oficiales al darse cuenta que mario ya tenÍa cita en corte por migraciÓn, lo dejaron libre. porque me para un policÍa que es el que estÁ atrás del policÍa que ven un oficial de migraciÓn porque andan trabajando juntos. reportero: cada semana reachael y alfredo re

, republican incumbent is retiring, very popular, ross, democrats dominate dona, tv anchor woman, salazar, everybody assumes sheleila will win, we find ourselves 3 weeks before election and the polls are showing that salazar is either slightly leading or dead even, why because she ran strong campaign and her opponent didn't. west virginia 3, open seat, everybody assumed that the democratic candidate, state senator had the leg up in the most democratic part of west virginia and then we find ourselves in a new york times poll with republican house delegates member carol miller up by 8, why, she's running a better campaign. paul: well, let's talk about broader issues here that maybe affecting us, one is the economy, a couple of polls i have seen because of the strong economy give republicans the em or democrats head to head, sometimes by double digits and yet it doesn't seem to be the main voting issue this year. why isn't the economy working as well for republicans as you might think? >> i think there are two reasons, one is because when the economy gets better, people tend to -- to sort of

currently the republican, maria salazar is leading donna sha y laylala, is this recruitment successor failure, because donna doesn't speak spanish. >> i think the democrats underestimated the leadership and the recognition that maria salazar has in southern florida. she is a very well-known tv anchor. she is cuban-american. a good chunk of the electorate in that district is cuban-american. she is committed to the cause of cuba. cuban-americans in southern florida are not very happy with democrats in terms of the position towards cuba. so i think they underestimated her. and the last poll i saw, she is ahead by two points, within the margin of error, but i think she is a fantastic candidate. she is very charismatic. >> how many do you think the democrats missed in this landscape that could shift the strategy or are there so many toss-up districts? >> democrats did a fantastic job of recruiting candidates if you look across the country. where you have a tight race in florida, you go to mcsally's district in arizona, where the democrat ann kirkpatrick is leading very comfortably in a sea

a woman was screaming for help and a man walking by came to her aid. 52-year-old patricioas salazar killedood deed when the attacker turned on there was a second good samaritan who came along. he is now telling the story of this amazing act of bravery. >> reporter: bradley said it was he screaming that got his attention. >> i opened my window and it was pretty immediate. not goo screaming. something was going on. >> he found a woman on the sidewalk, naked, still screaming. >> i came to about here. are you okay? he came from left here. >> reporter: he is michael nash. now behind with blood on his hands. he

we have maria salazar. she was a reporter on univision and telemondo. we need the intensity level.isadvantage with money. we'll beat history, why? look at what we've done with the economy and v.a. rebuilding the military re. re -- look at what we have done to the opioid crisis. this is about results verses resistance. >> yeah, you have said that a number of times and speaks accurate. let me ask you this. one of the big issues is immigration. let's take a short break and i'll get into the weeds in the new bill. we are talking with kevin mccarthy. we'll hear about the bill he's bringing to the floor. stay with us. carl and i'm a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that's tough to do. schwab does it. next question. do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? a what now? a satisfaction guarantee. like schwab does. man: (scoffing) what are you teaching these kids? ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs, backed by a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schw

we have maria salazar. she was a reporter on univision and telemondo. we need the intensity level. a disadvantage with money. we'll beat history, why? look at what we've done with the economy and v.a. rebuilding the military re. re -- look at what we have done to the opioid crisis. this is about results verses resistance. >> yeah, you have said that a number of times and speaks accurate. let me ask you this. one of the big issues is immigration. let's take a short break and i'll get into the weeds in the new bill. we are talking with kevin mccarthy. we'll hear about the bill he's bringing hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... >>> welcome back. i'm back with kevin mccarthy. you introduced a bill to fund th

we came to this area because my husba husband's sister, veronica salazar, also lives here. now i'm starting my own business at la cocina, it's called m mi morena. i love sharing my mexican culture with people. i cook for you like i cook for my family. we sell at the mission community market on thursdays, and i'm really excited to think that next year in this old post office we could share our food to our neighborhood. i think it's going to be something wonderful for this area to have a space we can come to with our families, eat lunch and dinner and just relax and enjoy. we don't really have anyplaces like this, so the marketplace is going to be very important for my family. thank you for this opportunity that la cocina and the city of san francisco has given us. for me as a local resident, entrepreneur and immigrant woman, i really appreciate your support. thank you. [applause] >> and i'm now going to introduce karina mora. [speaking spanish] [applause] >> okay. i have called the tenderloin my home for the last ten years, since i left yucatan, mexico. i am the mother of a

today a small memial appeared on southn george ma drive where salazar waskilled. in courty,todahe parents told prosecutors that what allegedly happened last week is completely out of character for their son. >>> mio alvarado is an undocumented immigrant and he allegedly crossed the rio granda aft when he was 15. he was accused of bringing an assault rifle taken from a rockville police officer's vehicle. and bringing it to einstein high school in kensington last year. >> reporter: in the movie when someone gets jailed for a minor offense, they are not in jail very long but that's not always the case. that's why the governor and attorney general are pushing to re the cash bail system. >> reporter: it's a painful moment jackie e won'tr forget. more than two decades ago when he was locked up and his 8-month-old son came to visit. >> back then not having the money for bond, not returning to his job meant the family financial suggles only g worse. >> putting a strain on my mother's house, my situation, my job situation. it was just terrible. absolutely terrible. >> repo

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maria salazar well known. democrats find themselves spending money trying to prop up shalala in this race. republicans find themselves thinking they might be competitive to hold this race. this was race on nobody's radar because of that margin in 2016. >> steve, thank you very much. that race as steve just mentioned hinges on the latino vote. the latino vote is looking a little different following hurricane maria last year. how it could swing the midterms. we'll tackle what issues will get students in florida to the polls next month. our battleground college tour live from the university of south florida rolls on right after the break. i'm ken jacobus, i'm the owner of good start packaging. we distribute environmentally-friendly packaging for restaurants. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. that's right, $36,000. which i used to offer health insurance to my employee

not only in play but salazar is actually up by two points. >> bret: >> virginia 10, the lat republicaned inside the beltway. democrats see that -- very confident they can pick it up. she's a tough campaigner, a hard worker. one thing is for sure, you can't counter out too soon, but if she does get beaten she'll be the last republican to ever hold that seat. >> bret: when we come back -- thank you, panel. the nation's highest honor. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. >> bret:. at humana, we believe great things are ahead of you when you start with healthy. and part of staying healthy means choosing the right medicare plan. humana can help. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits when you're sick. but keep in mind you'll have to pay a deductible for each. a medicare supplement plan can cover your deductibles and co-insurance, but you may pay higher premiums than you do with other plans. and prescription drug coverage isn't included. but, with an all-in-one humana medicare advantage plan, you could get all that coverage plus pa

salazar has 44%. she is the republican and shalala is a democrat.ht races, undecideds could make or break it for either party. politics is complicated. there are a lot of different focus -- not focus groups but different interests out here. the state is very purple depending on where you are and it's swayed a number of presidential elections. i want to know how much the president of the united states right now is affecting the midterms. in the past we've seen there hasn't been much of an effect for a president in a midterm in terms of motivate that go party's voters to go to the polls. is donald trump different? >> donald trump is different in this regard. >> mark, hold on. >> democrats, to be in the game, you have to have players. this is one of the first years they actually have players in a lot of the congressional race that is can actually win. and so let's put them on the map and give them a chance -- >> what are voters focused on when you talk to voters out there? we hear health care is a big issue. what are they saying? >> health care, the ec

27th district of florida against the former clinton secretary donna, republican challenger maria salazar there. as we go back out to the map here, we can take another look at another race we are following very closely, and that is colorado, where the incumbent republican mike coffman is trying to stave off jason crow, the democrat, again, hillary clinton won this district by nine points. coffman ended up winning by double digits. but health care is playing a lot right if they if you go to the balance of power in the house, the current breakdown, 240-195, these are tossed up house seats. if, in the scenario where democrats win every district that hillary clinton won in 2016, plus every house district that she lost by eight points or less, take a look at this. democrats win the house of representatives, 241-194. in that same turnout scenario, again, winning every house district hillary clinton won, everyone that she lost by eight points or less, you go over to the senate, that same turnout gives you republicans 55-45, a net pickup of four. it could be a breakdown at the house and senate, h

even there among cuban voters in particular you're seeing that the republican candidate there, salaz salazar, is doing much better among cubans than donald trump did two years ago. >> biggest of big pictures here because democrats have always looked to the demographic shifts in america as being their friend long-term, in this midterm if they were hoping that a high latina vote was going to carry them over the top in the house you are saying -- >> i'm saying very very skeptical of that. what's going to carry them to the house majority is probably white college educated women in particular and white college educated voters overall. it's probably not going to be latinos, maybe a high african-american turnout in some of these districts, perhaps in florida, for example. there are plenty of african-american voters in these florida districts in particular and that may be what ultimately flips the seat. >> it's not going to be the hispanic vote. >> no. >> it is going in the other direction. >> i'm not sure it's going absolutely in the other direction, but i will point out in texas's 23rd district wh

parecÍa que estaba evocando a diana salazar pero no es un vestido muy regional mexicano y ella lo lucee pierdas tu oportunidad de ganar tu parte de más de 100 millones de preos. egica trk. treat. win! alan: estamos de regreso y continuamos en vivo con esta historia de los migrantes que estÁn en chiapas y con esta cobertura especial que tenemos en "despierta amÉrica" en donde mÁs de 7500 personas buscan llegar a los estados unidos en busca de mejores oportunidades. francisca: son historias que nos hacen sentir y conocer el camino tan duro que estÁn recorriendo estas personas. pasamos con maiti que estÁ en vivo desde mÉxico. maity: menos dÍas francisca y alan. como bien decÍan -- buenos dÍas, francisca y alan. estamos dentro de la parroquia de san francisco de asÍs en tapachula. las personas estÁn despertando y esta es una de las tantas iglesias que abriÓ sus puertas para que pudieran descansar. descansar es una palabra clave en esta caravana que comenzÓ hace 10 dÍas. les quiero recordar que comenzÓ en honduras y en su trayecto hasta aquÍ han caminado 300 millas y han sido como 150 horas

. >>> y rosa salazar. >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> que bueno que los latinos estamos triunfandoadoa? >>> bueno todos son mis hermanos, todos. pero yo lo pasaba muy bien con kenny y lorena. >>> muy bien. >>> pero mira este mensaje que es algo muy especial. >>> natalie mi chiquita. un saludo muy grande desde phoenix arizona. que rara mandarte estas palabra de amor. yo sabes que mi corazÓn estÁ contigo, desde argentina. hasta estados unidos, en europa, en toda partes te estamos apoyando, todos tus amigo, tu familia, todos estamos contigo. natali, pÁsalo lindo y disfruta, sÉ que estas pasando por momentos difÍciles en exatlÓn no es fÁcil estar allÍ, ya eres uno ganadora, apÚrate, ven a casa, te queremos. >>> tu mami. >>> quÉ bella. >>> y esa lÁgrimas de que son? >>> la extraÑas mucho? >>> muchÍsimo. >>> quÉ es tu mami para ti? >>> quÉ representa? >>> mi mamÁ, mi hermanos son totalidad. me he dado cuenta, bueno siempre sabÍa que la familia es todo sabe, pero estar incomunicada con la familia uno se da cuenta de la importancia que es la familia. y digo a todo los niÑos que estÁn en casa

by barbara comstock in virginia or donna florida and salazar is winning a district hillary carried.n their afraid. i will also share with you i just got done talking with two campaigns. john jameson michigan, newport detroit free press within seven points striking distance reflecting what the campaign is seen internally. within two points in new jersey. that's big. stuart: john james running for the senate in michigan i believe. he's seven points behind. that doesn't look great to me. >> in michigan that's a big deal when we're closing in michigan and new jersey to be down by two. west virginia looked like joe manchin was okay until the polls cannot yesterday and shut him down by two. we've are deadlocked on a republican seats in the senate i believe. we are making headway where we can be 55 seat majority in the senate, six to six maybe. stuart: wishful's thinking. you are the rnc spokesperson. an aqueduct of the goodnight. history is against us. there's no denying there's a tailwind behind the republican party right now. i'm not going to deny it. kelly, thank you for joining us as

this is district 27 where maria salazar is starting to make a run at donna shalala in the open seat as well. if you put all this together you can make a case if you are a republican, make a case if you're a democrat how you see things going in 15 days. >> you have an improving environment overall for republicans. you know, in the senate the republicans are feeling quite confident, on the house it's still very iffy. the first district you mentioned the eighth district of minnesota in the minnesota iron range is the best chance for republican pickup of a democratic seat. we've been hearing over and over democrats need to win 23 seats to win control of the house. that's a net number. so if republicans can actually pick up any democratic seats they make it harder for the democrats to do so. now, the colorado district is the classic suburban, affluent educated district in which democrats are doing very well this year. how well they do in those will determine whether they can pick up the house or not. >> bill: i want to pull one paragraph from the "wall street journal" earlier today. it read

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