the candidate is tallahassee's mayor, andrew gillum.

florida where a high-stakes governors race is taking shape between the bernie sanders backed a rough tallahassee andrew gillam against rhonda santos, republican congressman with close ties to donald trump. let's bring in kim's straw soul and editorial page writer kate odell. what is your take away from the florida and arizona contest? >> the florida race, we are about to see a battle of opposing sides, republican and democratic parties, this will be huge between trump republican as it were, all out bernie sanders progressive. we will talk about where the country is doing bernie sanders progressive policies. in arizona, this will be a bellwether for some of the policies donald trump has been talking about.

joining me is tallahassee mayor andrew gillum. let's start with the president putting you in the spotlight and your race, of course. describing you this way in a tweet. a failed socialist mayor who allowed crime and other problems to flourish in the city. this is not what florida wants or needs. you are now in a general election in a state trump won. you ran pretty far left in the primary race. in order to be governor you need to win voters in the middle. how will you do that? >> dana, let me say first how extremely proud i was yesterday watching senator mccain's funeral. the comments from his daughter meghan from the president, all the former presidents, really was a display of who we are as a country. ron desantis and donald trump are at the far other extremes of what we want as a country and a state. i'll tell you, i don't believe that any of the issues i stood on in the primary are disqualifying in the general election. we are going to win the race because the people of my state are interested in having an education system the

in tallahassee, florida.r of tallahassee, and won that state's democratic primary last week. the f-b-i is investigating whether out- of- town developers were able to influence city development projects. gillum is not been gillum is not been named in any of the subpoenas, but questions have been raised about his potential involvement. this... after adam corey-- a longtime friend who volunteered on gillum's 2014 mayoral campaign-- has given information to investigators. sunday gillum looked to turn the the criticism back on the republicans ... who are attacking him. <"nobody wants more for any activity that is illegal or corrupt that has occurred. we want to make sure that any individual participated in that is held fully accountable. the good news is that it doesn't involve my government or myself. we have all been fully cooperating. and the difference in how we've addressed this and how ron desantis and donald trump have addressed the fbi is that we welcome them and try to aid them in their work.">(pam) the f

now, he has had a bit of a local war with the tallahassee democrat, which has done some good reportingng a killer issue in the general election, we're going to have to see. however, as dpgillum's messagin points out, ron desantis has spent a lot of time raising questions about the effectiveness of the fbi, talking about this being a deep-state issue, and it's a little bit of a turn for desantis to say on one hand, look, this fbi investigation over here, which has netted a certain number of convictions, indictments, charges, and a broad number of subpoenas in interviews, well, that one is bad. but the investigation that's locally is good. how he threads that needle, we'll have to see. >> interesting. marc caputo, thanks so much. i was looking a the my notes on listening to gillum's interview earlier. he did underscore that every step of the way, they've publicly made a lot of those, you know, documents available for the sake of transparency. thanks so much, marc. appreciate it. much more straight ahead in the newsroom after this. we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what

barbara, ingo to tallahassee, florida, on the republican line. caller: good morning, and thank you mr. hicks for your service to the country. hear, in tallahassee, use the optical scanner machine, which gives us a paper ballot. to --vbsgu referred that you refer to, we hope that you can get that forward. one of the things i would sit -- suggest with regard to the no precinct voting, the no precinct voting, where we are voting in precinct but in early voting, we do not vote in precinct. we can go to multiple sites and vote. that is something that i think would ensure greater participation. could you speak on that? and if c-span could, i think it would enable us to have a perspective of the contribution and context and concept of our nation if we could put up the the state population, the annual earnings capacity, the educational capacity, i think sometimes when we hear from very small states and the impacts of the states as it relates to voting as we do have all 50 states, many are small populated. the point i would like mr. hicks to refer to but

>> well, i'm the mayor of the city of tallahassee, not the county of leon. and in the city of tallahassee we actually are experiencing a five-year low in our crime rate. in fact we're on par to see historic low ins our crime rate this year with the pattern we're on. we did that by leading into smart justice, because the best way to reduce the crime rate is frankly reduce theinab number o people who reoffend. i'm extremely proud of where we are, and frankly i'd like to see those kind of strategies scaled mup. >> a study this summer estimates that medicare for all, that plan would cost the government $33 trillion with a "t," dollars over the next decade, and are you ready to tell the people of florida they need to pay a lot more in taxes to fund your health care plan? >> let me first say there was also a report that showed should we move to cover people through a medicare through all system we could actually save the system trillions. >> you could but in order to do that you need to raise taxes, fair? >> so what i would say is first of all, and i want to be cl

tallahassee mayor andrew gillum is unapologetic and against a trump supporter, ron desantis. against base. we'll help determine whether it is safe for the two parties to abandon the middle and fire up the basis. on day one of the campaign, desantis said this -- >> he is an articular spokesman for the far left views and charismatic. the last thing we need to do is monkey this up with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. >> desantis and the team say it didn't have connotations. they no longer use whistle calls, they are useing full blow horns. joining me is andrew gillum. we asked congressman desantis to appear, but he declined. mayor gillum, welcome to "meet the press." >> thank you so much. i just want to quickly say, yesterday's display of true patriotism was something to behold in today's america. it was inspiring. all the speeches moved me personally. >> thank you for sharing that. let me start with the start of this campaign. you had that back and forth with your opponent. a neonazi group had things to say. i think they are trying to get free publicity. are you s

tallahassee mayor gillum defied the party to win the nomination.etic progressive up against an unapologetic trump supporter, ron desantis. the race has national implications. it will determine whether it is safe for the two party to abandon the middle and appeal primarily to firing up their bases. on day one of the campaign desantis said this. >> he is an articulate spokesman for the far-left views and he is a charismatic canned. the last thing we need to do is monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. >> desantis and his campaign insist the use of the words articulate and monkey this up had no racial connotations. gillum said he is using trump-style politics. he said they no longer do whistles but are using full bull horns. we have joining us mayor gillum. we invited ron desantis to join us but he declined. >> thank you for having me. i want to quickly say yesterday's display of true patriotism was something to behold in today's america. it was inspiring and all of the speeches moved

a new quinnipiac poll shows the democratic candidate, tallahassee mayor andrew gillum leading congressmann desantis by 50%-47%. the race will be the most closely watched race in november. desantis has tied himself to president trump, who endorsed him in the primary against more establishment figures. gillum would be florida's first black governor. days after winning the nomination, gillum was targeted in a racist robocall that came just after desantis told florida voters don't "monkey this up" by electing gillum. >>> north carolina's unconstitutional gerrymandered map will be used in the upcoming midterm elections. a federal court ruling says there is insufficient time to redraw it before november, and imposing a new schedule for the elections would likely confuse voters and depress turnout. republicans hold 10 of north caroli carolina's 13 seats in the house. a redrawn map could affect the overall balance of power. the current north carolina map will not be used again after november 6th. >>> coming up, famous filmmaker tyler perry stepping up to try and solve a 15-year-old mystery. >>> a

tallahassee democratic mayor andrew guillemot now face off against g.o.p.ongressmen ron desantis and the governor's race. he is supported by president trump. he thinks trump should be impeached. >> i absolutely do, he's already incriminated himself by interfering with the department of justice, firing jim comey of whom i'm no fan of but basically obstructing justice. ever since that time, he has only driven deeper, down a pretty dark hole not only for himself but for this country. >> trump responded calling him a field socialist saying he is a dream opponent. several democrats suggested abolishing immigrations and customs enforcement. arizona congressman took it further threatening i.c.e. agents who carried out deportations. "if you are a u.s. government official and you are deporting americans, be warned. you will not be safe because you were just following orders. you do not have to take part in illegal acts ordered by this president's administration. critics point out that i.c.e. agents are not in the business of deporting americans. new york gubernatori

. >>> this week tallahassee mayor andrew gillum became the democratic nominee in the florida governor'sas a shocking win, especially because most polling had him in third or even fourth place throughout the campaign. but a new report from buzzfeed news says what we really should have been paying attention to was his engagement of minority voters across the state. quote, both gillum and stacy abrams success signal the theory that the voters the democratic party calls low information voters or unlikely voters can change the course of an election. when resources are put into campaigns to engage them. joining me now with more on his reporting, buzzfeed news political reporter darren sands. darren, thanks for being on tonight. >> sure. >> i'm so interested in this because there are inevitable parallels to what we saw with president trump where quite frankly the low propensity voters on the republican side who didn't typically show up showed up and we ended up with a result our polsters couldn't predict. it seems like it may have happened on the left in the florida's governor's race. >> yeah,

new york times" dives deeper into the fbi investigation that has been taking place in the cy of tallahasseeead the story complete. you said the fbi told you you are not a focus of the investigation. i few questions. first is, when did you find out it was a sting operation? >> well, this came to light for me, iassume sometime last year when i was first contacted by two agents that wanted to talk to me. i spoke to them for 20 minutes. in that meeting, they told me i was not a target of their investigation and asked me questions, specifically, about one of my or someone else. what we have tried and i think it's important point this out, the city of tallahassee is under investigation. we had worked to be as cooperative as we can. anyone who has done anything wrong ought to be held accountable. contrast that to desantis trump. they worked to undermine the work of this agency. the presidentgoing so far to suggest a deep state. what we said is we wa this thing resolved. anyoneg do anything wrong should be held accountable. that's how youse handle t things, not standing in the way. >> there's perce

but what we have tried -- i think it's important to point this out, that i know the city of tallahassee is under investigation and we have worked to be as cooperative as we can. anyone who has done anything wrong ought to be held fully accountable. i contrast to desantis and trump, they have worked at every step to undermine the work of this important agency. the president going so far as to suggest a deep state. what we have said is we want this thing resolved and anyone who's doing anything wrong should be held fully accountable that's how you deal with these kind of things not by standing in their way and obstructing any form of justice. >> let me ask you this. have you changed your behavior as a public official given this experience you have gone through? >> well, i will tell you, i'm obviously a lot more circumspect about everything. i think part of being elected at the age of 23 and not really having to be, you know, overly cautious or distrustful at the local level as i think i was a bit naive that everybody who comes into my space has good intentions. and i honestly -- i don't k

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republican rhonda santos supported by president donald trump will face off against the mayor of tallahassee, andrew gillum, who scored a surprise win in the primary. >>> we are hearing from people at the delmar racetrack near san diego where a man started shooting in a crowded area. witnesses said the man was angry when he couldn't buy a ticket to the sold-out rapper ice cube concert near san diego sunday night. people said everyone seemed everyone stopped in their tracks. next thing you know, you heard the shots back to back. it was terrifying. people were hiding behind stuff. >> a san diego county sheriff's deputy shot the gunman and he was taken to a hospital but will survive. >>> there was a shooting outside an apartment complex in san bernardino where eight people were rushed to a hospital after someone started shooting during a game of dice. two including a 17-year-old are in critical condition and six others are expected to survive. investigators are trying to figure out what led to the shooting and no arrest has been made. officials say the shooters used both rifles and handguns. >>

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. >> before i let you go, tallahassee mayor will be on "meet the press" today. in his primary victory, amid backlash over his opponent, his offensive comments. what are you looking for as this race plays out? >> i think -- i think most floridians are looking to see which of these candidates is likely to guide the state best. from a political perspective, you have this character in congressman desantis, who is essentially donald trump light, trying to em late the president. gillham, on the left is strong in the democratic party. you are going to have a clash of ideas, contrast of policies. all that said, it's starting out with a discussion of the african-american democratic nominee's race. >> kevin, as this is going on, president trump plans to travel to texas to campaign for senator cruz, in a race that keeps getting closer and closer. cruz has gone out of his way to give a bear hug to the president. is this a reason to be in such a tight race? >> what an absolute about face for ted cruz. do we remember 2016 when ted cruz was literally clashing heads with donald

president trump backed publican ron desantis will face off against the democratic mayor of tallahassee. >>> hundreds of kaiser workers marched in oakland today to protest the healthcare giant's proposed job cuts. the union workers marched and say kaiser plans to move jobs to other parts of the state where workers will be paid less. >> kaiser wants to outsource 260 of our classifications including our pharmacy workers, lvns, shuttle drivers. >> the hospital issued a statement in response today, saying the protesters chose to, quote, mischaracterize kaiser permanente's strong commitment to labor. >>> the death of a retired tennis champ -- we'll get to that in a moment. in the meantime, we're going to take a break. up the next, nike unveils its latest just do it campaign and a controversial football player is front and center. >>> we've got a lot of fog out there now. air quality advisory for tomorrow because of smoke and temperatures that are going to heat up. >>> a car crashed into a women's clothing store in el cerrito at the dress barn at the el cerrito plaza shopping center. video fr

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. >>> back here at home, to the arrest warrant issued for a man in tallahassee.s seen on video flashing a gun when students from florida a&m tried to get on an elevator with him. that man reportedly fired from a hotel manager job after the video went viral. >>> and, saying good-bye to one of our own. a beloved newsman, and a legend around here. >> new york city mayor ed koch -- crew members say the mine blast -- >> abc's ron claiborne. bringing you the news for 32 years. on to new adventures. saying this to his "gma" team on his last day. >> i always thought of journalism, of what we do, as a form of public service. >> ron claiborne, a great friend to so many of us at abc news. we will miss him. >>> coming up, the chef on a mission. feeding body and soul, here in the carolinas. the carolinas. stay with us. asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? you got a1c, heart, diet, and exercise. slide 'em up or slide 'em down. are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your

. >> reporter: hall now lives in tallahassee attending community college hoping to get into florida aity. just how far behind are you? >> makes me feel like i'm dumb sometimes or i'm not as smart as i need to be, but i know it's not my fault. i know it's the school system that i came from. >> reporter: do you know what reading level you're reading at now? >> i'm probably just getting to about a junior or senior in high school. >> reporter: so when you think about the possibilities out there, do you feel cheated? >> yes, always. like we were ten steps behind, like we're always trying to catch up. >> reporter: i mean, if this case goes all the way to the supreme court and it's struck down or it's not even heard, what then? >> at least we tried. because at the end of the day that's all you can do is say that i tried. >> reporter: f >>> for more than 50 years designer ralph lauren has been wearing the styles for millions. he invited jane pauley out to his ranch, are lucky girl, to discuss his life and his career. >> some day you have to pave this way. >> i like this road. >> reporter: ral

abolishing ice, and he welcomes the fbi investigation into alleged city hall corruption when he was tallahassee mayor. we are talking about how florida is turning into ground 0 in the middle between the far left in the president's supporters. more on the democrats sharp left turn as we 0 when on the midterms. >> reporter: sean cason's words back to hurt him, in february talked to voters about school safety and how gun-control opponents are similar to islamic terrorists. he then made this analogy. >> trump and usama bin laden have a lot in common because they both use the bully pulpit to activate marginalized young men. >> his campaign tried to walk it back saying his words were poorly chosen and he regrets them. the campaign criticized donald trump for dividing americans. andrew guillemot face off against gop congressman ron desantis in the florida governor's race. he is supported by donald trump. regularly thinks trump should be impeached. >> he has already incriminated himself by interfering in the department of justice, firing jim comey, obstructing justice and the persons that time is only

brett kavanaugh's pulling numbers, the softest support -- shannon: if i walked down the street in tallahasseelorida and said what is the name of the president's nominee i don't think many people will know that. >> the american people have an opportunity to get to know -- shannon: now they do. >> if he is confirmed he will move the court to a permanent hard right majority. replacing justice kennedy who was a swing vote, kept the court on equilibrium. this is someone so far to the right of justice kennedy he is moving the court for generations to come. shannon: i talked to conservatives and even during the process when names were floating there were those who didn't feel he would be conservative enough. there are detractors on the left and right, you never know until he starts making tough decisions. >> absolutely true and so many things you said were wrong. the republicans were following the biden rule with merrick garland and now it is true that brett kavanaugh has a chance through these hearings to show who he is, that he is faithful to the constitution, independence, believes in the indepen

. >> i am from tallahassee. but i wanted to ask your opinion about florida. another trump republican so where do you stand on candidates who may agree with the policy perspective but probably would just rubberstamp him? >> i don't think he is conservative or republican. so i will case-by-case a lot of those because a lot of these people and they fall into a couple of categories. one is folks who are scared to death of his mob that is a huge factor of psychology right now. they are petrified he will tweet something mean about them and then they will fill up then all these people then there is another group so i think there's going to be a couple of chompers pickups on primaries needs. and then i actually make a smart choice. in the current political climate, centrist democratic woman which is a purples day, if you look at the last i've come you know how many separate? 20,000. it is close. remember that in 2000. >> i do. i think that's where it's at. >> high. this may be a follow on from the preceding question. you said often -- you said often that you do not s

to underscore this, he's running against an african-american candidate, andrew gillum, who's the tallahasseeand he makes a comment, for example, on television saying, we don't want to monkey up the state. and the question, of course, is whether that was a racist comment or not. he said it wasn't intended to be racist, but now you overlay that with this disclosure in "the washington post" that he's appeared four times before this group, organized by a conservative who has brought in these types of viewpoints, repeatedly. then it starts to paint a bit of a more of a picture. and also important, i think, because the african-american community already galvanized by the possibility of first african-american governor for the state of florida, now has these questions about the republican candidate. >> and the point about desantis, and some of this came up when he used the racially charged term, is that, here's an experienced politician, sitting congressman, i believe he's a military vet. >> right. >> smart guy, right? but he's been -- if he's been going to these events, going back to 2013, none of

host: are you worried about the fbi investigation into the tallahassee governor -- tallahassee mayor?uest: there have been some allegations and rumors, i don't think it touches andrew. he is honest and true and he has this -- he is this incredible progressive that is going to change florida history forever. the people of florida stand with i think the investigation is in the past and i also know that what we are seeing is andrew going around the state turning out crowds by the thousands and talking about health care and puerto rico and the issues that matter to the voters of florida. host: the president has said repeatedly that we better win the hispanic vote because of all we done -- we have done of the a cap -- done for the economy and that sector of the electorate. guest: he has said that and that was laughable. he started his campaign the first day by attacking latinos, calling us rapists and thieves. to the whitection house, he has surrounded himself with white to premises and now hold streamers hostage, he is abandoned puerto rico, he has pardoned america's most famous racial pr

ron desantis, supported by president donald trump will face off against the democratic mayor of tallahassee who scored a surprise win in the primaries. >>> former vice president joe biden is apparently still considering a run for the presidency in 2020. he attended a labor day parade in pittsburgh yesterday and said he would make up his mind about this by january. some parade goers encouraged joe biden to get in the race. >> is the first time to come to the labor day parade and joe biden was coming and i want to see the s. >> for now, joe biden is focused on helping democrats ba elections. >>> good news about employment, especially in california. california's unemployment rate is now 4.2%, the lowest it has been in more than 40 years. in several bay area counties, unemployment rates are less than 3% and almost 3 million payroll jobs have been added in the last eight years. the biggest problem for california is finding enough qualified people to fill millions of unfilled jobs. >>> one of our big stories today is the confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. it gets und

republican, ron desantis, supported by president donald trump will face off against the mayor of tallahasseeandrew gillum. he scored a surprise win in the primaries. >>> we are hearing some prepared statements. brett kavanaugh will make them before the judiciary committee of his supreme court confirmation hearing this morning. doug luzader joins us from washington, d.c. with a preview of what judge kavanaugh is expected to say. >> reporter: it will be a day of opening statements and we will hear from every senator on the judiciary committee. that will take it well and then we will hear from brett kavanaugh brett kavanaugh, himself. he will say a good judge must be an umpire, and arbiter that faces no litigant or policy. he has a long day in front of him. at this point, he must brace for battle. he spent time on capitol hill but nothing like what will happen in this hearing room today and we will start by having to sit and listen. >> today, what we can expect is long grandstanding style speeches by the senators that are looking for their literal 15 minutes of fame on national tv. >> reporter:

i don't how peopledo it but he did in tallahassee and i stayed in new york.we only saw each other three times a year but the magic of back-and-forth , back-and-forth. while he's doing name is biography of walter payton. he wanted out of sports, i am out of sports because at fox i can't do sports anymore. that's why they have fox sports. i never thought i could do it if don didn't push me. after that, i really thought to myself, i can do it because if i just capture one element and try to dominate it for two years. and move forward. i made sure that john meacham and - - look at it and read it. if you're not comfortable, let me know. they said to me, it works. it checks out. and they said i'll go on the back of the book so that's why felt good about doing it. i'm still in awe of everyone speaking. i'm just trying to tell a story that will give people an understanding of america . [applause] >> thank you very much.

three years of extraordinary crime rates in the city of tallahassee that he has mayored. this is looking like a clash between the left, the far left and the democratic party itself before we even get to the republican trump era. >> well, a lot of us were paying perhaps more attention to the republican race where we really did see the power of donald trump with the republican voters. his endorsement of ron desantis really turned that race. turned it in a big way. it wasn't close. >> lou: adam putnam had i think a 25-point lead at one point. >> yeah. >> lou: the president stepped in and turned it all upside down for the establishment g.o.p. and the koch brothers and wall street and the business round table and the chamber of commerce. there is no doubt. which is stronger? establishment g.o.p., represented by those entities or donald trump? right now the answer is convincingly donald trump. >> absolutely. putnam had been elected statewide and desantis had not. when they had the debate, i believe it was bret baier and martha maccallum on it. desantis did an excellent job. he

. >> i am actually from tallahassee. but i want to ask your opinion about the ballot races in florida where do you stand on voting for candidates who may agree with you with a policy perspective but probably rubberstamp triumph? remake i have trouble with that i don't think is conservative or republican. with a case-by-case a lot of these people that fall into double categories. one category is those that are scared to death of the mob that is a huge backroom psychology right now. they are absolutely petrified he will tweet something mean and then their social media will fill up. there is another group as opportunistic as hell and they say his agenda no matter what and the second they get free cable swing back to the middle. it will be hard to run the ad but then whoever the democrat is says reading his book to his kid. ask his wife to call him donald. so tonight you will see a couple of trumpeters but i think the democrats and there with me may 4 once make that smart choice because in the current political climate if yo

they are investigating the tallahassee situation in florida. the same fbi that is after trump.hey take office, they leave politics outside the door. some people won't believe that. this is not a witchhunt and people will be stopped. one more thing i would like to add since that man had so much time, i have a neighbor in pennsylvania who drives to canada to get his drugs. dallas?w much, are you with us? up, he was going to go on to talk about. let me share you this from -- democrats have stupid, clueless leadership, no fighters at all. you have to make republicans scared of you otherwise. another caller from pennsylvania, michael is next on the republican line from new kensington. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you, c-span. thank you for taking my call. i wanted to comment on the impeachment. arnie arneson's comment that the funeral would lead to a virtual impeachment of trump in the ballot box and i do not think that. excuse me, i broke a rib the other day. it is hard to talk. john mccain -- john mccain was not impeached -- will not be impeached through the ballot bo

the candidate is tallahassee's mayor, andrew gillum.is is facing criticism for this description of his opponent. >> the last thing we need to do is monkey this up with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. that's not going to work and be good for florida. >> the congressman said that was not racist and they said one of the four appearances they organize by david horowitz has been reported. he insists he is not racist and said it's unfair to pin me on desantis. the congressman spokesman said he is not responsible for the views of these other people. he went four times. he went four times. is it not fair to judge a person by the company they keep? >> there are national, state, regional things in the broader movement. one of the things they have been raising the alarm for the last sfrt ye la several years. they were disinvited from the national action conference. it's guilt by association. these views that these people have say them all the time on twitter and tv and on radio. these politicians ought to know better if they do not e

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he faces democrat andrew gillum, the mayor of tallahassee.set to be solving he says he will try to keep the budget within the of loan union limits interest of the italian people come first brady spoke to bloomberg. class we will do all we can to grow, to make italians pay less taxes to provide more jobs, sticking to our international agreements. clearly, growth comes first and the right to work, the right to a pension to help the mobile we will try to provide everything. we have five years ahead of us, not five-month, notwithstanding what renzi thinks. over the next five years, we will carry everything out and do it well. mark: sylvain he was referring to italy's former prime minister matteo renzi. after he said he agreed and divorce room with britain ireland november was a possibility, the chief reason negotiator told a conference in northwestern selenium that he hoped the unit triggered among member states leverage it would lead to a reform in the eu and that they would build a positive agenda. but he also outlined several internal attacks

spotlight, president donald trump governor, ron desantis, will face off against the democratic mayor of tallahasseehe most closely watched races in the fall campaign. >> reporter: the democratic party traditionally had the backing of african-american waiters but a recent reuters poll shows that support is down 7 point since the 2012 election. joy piazza, fox news. >>> this video is very difficult to watch, two kids on the left-hand side of the screen riding their bikes when a car drove through the crosswalk and hit both of them and then took off. >>> my thoughts were, am i going to die, this is how i die, oh, i am not dead, is he dead? >>> both of the kids were hurt but will be okay. the driver took off without even checking to see how they were doing. good evening, i am frank somerville. >>> i'm julie haener, san jose police were searching for that driver that ran down the two children that were riding their bikes and then took off. investigators have a new piece of evidence that they hope will lead to that suspect. it is surveillance video that clearly shows the car involved. ktvu southbay report