"i'll give you ar tallahassee, unwind.mot p lot. he thinks it's a cool moment so he snaps a picture of it and puts it on instagram. katie sees the post and calls tuto right away. >> katie calls tuto, "tell him to take that [ bleep ] down." so she did. "why would he do that? he can't tell nobody where he's at." and in my mind y'all have been talking on the phone all [ bleep ] day. [ bleep ] you worried about me putting a picture on instagram? >> rivera and garcia can't stop talking about the payoff they are going to get. they've already gotten $5,000 in traveling from a mysterious person that garcia would only refer to as "the lady." >> he told me about the lady. the money. she's going to pay us." >> how did tuto know all this? >> katie, i guess. katie told him everything. because he stayed, talking to katie on the phone. "hey, babe, what's going on? the lady, you sure she's g tell her don't play with us. because then we'll go show up on her house. tell her she better have the [ bleep ] money." >> so he's saying katie is th

that you have of the hollywood from tallahassee they tell stories horizontally. vents influence what happens later with people dying though getting older or changing on this what happens is not what you might expect. on the night went on in my head. this is the way i want to tell stories and tell you straight them highlight films and so unpredictable still the process of making a film that was new and different. enough would have through the film if you have a crowd scene at an old railway station it might cost you $50000.00 euros that when you're touring a comic it always costs about the same basically the price of a pencil or. the transition to the screen went very well but olivia fever will remain true to the tools of her trade good old pencil and paper. and finally it turns out that music memorabilia has become a major investors market and in the coming days an auction in new york city will see over 700 historical artifacts going under the hammer personal items used by some of the world's biggest music stars are expected to fetch 6 figure sums with the center

challenges however i would say in total where you look at the situation in objectivity and is it took tallahassee i think all of us would need to agree that the chinese changes are for the better there are tremendous amount of headaches there are tremendous of amount of challenges i would say in beijing lots of people are not happy today because of the traffic interruption but overall we are very happy about the celebration as it is the same case for china as a whole we need to overcome all these challenges while we continue to move forward to strive for greater achievements but mr guard it's a little bit more than just traffic headaches that bitter fighting do in terms of the challenges we're talking about the detention of up to a 1000000 in fact more than a 1000000 ethnic muslims in changing ongoing political protests demands for reform in hong kong what does that say about the state of china right now and does the government in beijing need to take a 2nd look at all of these different issues. let me deal very briefly on the 3 points you mentioned cyber security situation and situation in hong

el centro podrÍa pasar cerca de tallahassee, pero otros sectores de florida llevarÍan lo peor, como gainesvillealtan ocho meses para que comience la cumbre del grupo de los 7, el evento ya genera un grupo de crÍticas contra el presidente trump, al acusarlo de incurrir en un conflicto de intereses al conferirle la sede del evento a uno de sus complejos. reportera: las crÍticas continÚan y el presidente ha guardado silencio sobre la decisiÓn de auto otorgarse la sede de la cumbre del g7, que se llevarÁ a cabo en su complejo de doral en 2020. se pide que se expliquÉ cÓmo se escogiÓ la sede y las ganancias que otorgarÍa la sede al mandatario. en el congreso se dice que esta decisiÓn formara parte de las investigaciones. >> estÁ claro que si fuera el jefe de una compaÑÍa o cualquier empleado polÍtico del gobierno, no lo puede hacer y violarÍa muchas leyes en el proceso. reportera: el complejo de el doral ha tenido pÉrdidas financieras significativas desde que trump asumiÓ la presidencia. >> Él no ganarÁ dinero de esto, argumentÓ el jefe de gabinete de la casa blanca. reportera: pero no quiso dar cif

tallahassee is filling up sandbags today. voluntary evacuations have been issued for people living in low- lying coastal areas. several shelters have opened up for those having to leave their home. >>> a pedestrian is dead after a two car crash in santa rosa. silver lexus jammed against the side of a building on cleveland avenue. at an intersection. police said the subaru when out of ntrol. hit a woman on the sidewalk and then smashed into that building. that pedestrian died at the scene. >>> investigators say both drivers are cooperating. one of them is in the hospital. >>> these package thieves are taking advantage of one santa clara county neighborhood. what why they are an easy target.>> reporter: the rash of recent package thefts have taken place around some of these brand-new condo communities. up around the milpitas bart station. police believe they are mostly crimes of opportunity. it doesn't take long to spot packages today by front doors waiting to be brought inside. in this particular complex the doorways are next

i have a bunch of things going on in tallahassee.y are looking to reinstate that failed sheriff in broward, so that is on my plate, and i am looking forward to getting back to my ranch in oregon. that is on you say " your plate," what does that mean? guest: he failed my daughter miserably and for him to be reinstated would be a miss justice for everybody. i will be in tallahassee making sure this guy does not get reinstated, because they have a great sheriff now in broward who puts the community first. what will happen in the state of florida, it is a vote with the senators, and i'm betting every democratic senator will vote to reinstate the sheriff because they will put their ideology ahead of the safety of the community, which is disgraceful. your sonyou -- does still live in florida? guest: he lives in tallahassee. he worked with senator scott all summer in d.c. my other son is in boca raton at fau studying finance. iam happy being in florida, get to see my sons, but i am looking forward to getting out of here. calls,aking your ph

that's about 20 miles south of tallahassee. hilary, good morning. >> reporter: good morning and florida's panhandle, the winds topped out at 50 miles per hour overnight and this morning, the wind is still gusting and the rain just starting to pick up. the beaches here are eerily quiet as the waves crash on to the shore. dramatic cell phone video captures powerful winds lifting a semitruck and throwing it on to a moving suv. witnesses say it was a tornado that turned the tractor-trailer on to its side. neither of the driver suffered injuries. the incident occurred overnight after the national weather service issued a tornado warning for parts of inland and coastal florida. another driver on the same highway recorded large chunks of hail striking their windshield. >> it just sounded like a big old train coming. >> reporter: residents in the seminole mobile home park reported damage to their homes and downed power lines. pinellas county firefighters say a roof caved as a result of powerful winds from a possible tornado. >> we jump

. >> reporter: for the coopers, who live in tallahassee, florida, fishing is in their dna. >> i just wanted to pass on the genes that my father taught to me. it kept me out of trouble, it kept me humble, fishing keeps me patient. there you go. there you go. line. and take a look. >> whoa!r. yes, sir. >> reporter: a seven-pound bass, ka'mari's personal best. even he can't believe it. >> is this your personal best? is this your personal best? >> reporter: but the best part of this fish story, what happened after the catch. showing us all how much he's learned from his father. >> let's put this beauty back in the water. oh, look at her, y'all. so big and beautiful. i hope you go back and be even better. one day we'll meet back again. >> that's right. >> see you later. when i released it, it felt like it was just queen of the pond. going back, reprod david muir right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. >>> as you look at this g g g sunset there's a warning high fire danger will return this week. >> first a warm up and the possibility of dry gusty winds. >> a simil

getting people to show up and took her to a place like tallahassee to meet with their lawmakers has more to do with having that person transforming and making sure they see how the political process works and they become than a politicized person, and that is a first step towards political change. and that made me think about myself and how i began to see myself as more of a political person. and this is such a false choice because we are implicated in the political system whether we do anything. there are some things i've been thinking about in the course of reporting this book and it became clear to me it is a matter of life and death. the state level is a place we can insert ourselves and demand and achieve a lot. i'm so happy and thrilled that i met these people that gave me inspiring people to write about so let me tell you there are so many sad and difficult stories about what is happening across the country and this state and federal level as well. i just want to point out i could talk for a very long time but i want to talk about two quick things and then ask questions. what happ

and our returning champion, a graduate student from tallahassee, florida...ay cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome, everyone. we went four weeks with one champion only, and all of that changed last week. we had a number of champs, including this talented young lady here, laurel, who played brilliantly on friday, but now she has to defend for the first time. jennifer and jason, welcome aboard. let's see how things work out. good luck. here we go. categories, please. we start off with... next... [ laughter ] followed by... each correct response will contain seven letters and will begin with the letter "s." that's followed by... well, then, here's some trail mix for you. laurel, start us. "s"even-letter science for $200. jennifer. - what is sucrose? - that's it. "s"even-letter, $400.

winds around apalachicola, tallahassee, cedar key, back towards tampa.es per hour. elizabeth, kenneth, this is one to watch. >> it is one to watch indeed, chris, thank you. >>> you know what they say, life and plastic. it's fantastic. at least in the barbie world. >> i was going to say, where's the music? >> cue it. >> now you can live in barbie ace world, her malibu dream house will be available later this month on airbnb for just $60 a night. this is a real seaside villa, not some miniature dollhouse. >> you and up to three friends can use the indoor theater, infinity pool, dress up in the walk-in closet. the listing goes live on airbnb next wednesday. you do have to pay extra for ken. >> i was going to say, you have to pay extra for what president ken doll. if you want ken in pool boy outfits or something. >> wow, look at that. in addition to all those amenities there, the villa also has fully stocked kitchen and an office just in case you want to get some work done. >> i don't think so. mattel is celebrating its 60th anniversary. it's also donating t

. >> bundy was living in tallahassee at the time when five florida state university coeds were attackedn died as a result of the attacks. >> the police in pensacola, florida, stopped a man driving a stolen car and found to their surprise, and perhaps pleasure, it was bundy. >> step out, mr. bundy. what do we have here, an indictment. all right. why don't you read it to me. you're down for election, aren't you? >> you told them you were going to get me. you said you were going to get me. you got the indictment. it's all you are going to get. >> bundy, having had some law training and a great deal of arrogance, decided to represent himself. for him he was the star in the courtroom. >> since i have been in dade county i've been -- >> don't shake your finger at me, young man. >> inside the courtroom, the trial will be covered by a still photographer and one television camera. upstairs there are some 250 reporters and television technicians from around the country. >> bundy's personality is fascinating to a lot of people. he doesn't fit the usual profile of a criminal. when he defends himsel

host: james in tallahassee, florida. caller: good morning. i'm just a little surprised it came so quickly. it seems to me since everything is going wrong with trump, impeachment, etc., nobody wants pence either. , nobody wants pence for president. that means it would be pelosi. she will just step down and schifft will take over and be president. it's a concerted effort to take down pence. i was wondering how long it will take. pelosi will say she doesn't want it and turns it over to adam schiff. schiff would not be in line of succession. bill in lafayette, indiana. mike pence's home state on the republican line. caller: i had a question for the author. between a relationship mitch daniels and mike pence? they were governors back to back in indiana. is there still a connection? guest: great question. i covered a couple of governors my career, including mitch daniels of indiana. now president of purdue in west lafayette. when i was covering marilyn politics i saw this dynamic with the democratic governors, william donald schaefer in paris when

former south carolina state representative bacarri sellers and angela ride and andrew gillum from tallahassee. the cnn squad first and foremosts, bernie sanders, the health scare. he was on twitter yesterday saying he would be at the first debate on the next debate on the 15th with cnn. how does something like this affect the campaign? >> it affects the campaign tremendously. forgive my voice this morning. one, people will wonder, his age. stamina. after this health situation, a heart attack, a blockage is nothing to take lightly. when you're on the road, you're traveling state-by-state, city-by-city, sometimes several states in a day. and then what compounds it is his age and that is being viewed through a very large microscope for many with this presidential campaign season, you have president trump. you have bernie sanders. you have elizabeth warren. you have joe biden. >> when you talk age. >> yes. >> they are all about the same age bracket. >> right. so it's time to heal. there is a season for everything. it's time to heal, but the question is can he continue? because that is a major iss

and our returning champion, hillousborgh, nortca a graduate student from tallahassee, florida...nnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. we got the week off to a great start yesterday with our champion laurel earning about the same amount of money she picked up in her last appearance on friday. abby and kevin, you're gonna have to be at your best to replace her. but good luck to all three of you. here we go. one daily double's gonna come up in one of these categories today. starting off with... next... and finally... champ, start us. let's try clues across america for $200. all right, let's start traveling. hi. i'm liz cho from abc 7. kevin. - what is appomattox? - yes. jump around! for $600.

in a special session in tallahassee this week which is happening right now, to deal with the sheriff's, senators are to vote on a committee decision sometime today, the committee decision on monday which voted along party lines to remove israel, democrat, from office. he was twice elected by voters in this whole process has raised concerns even among some republicans about how much exactly a sheriff should be held accountable and the blame for the actions of one of his or her deputies and a mass murderer or other crime. the school resource high school, scott peterson, was fired, arrest and vilified for not storming the building to engage the shooter. parkland parents are suing h fad regardless of party failures. >> we believe mr. israel is the wrong man for the job for all this is distance of broward county. >> the school shooter, nikolas cruz, is facing the death penalty for killing 17 students and teachers, as well as wounding another 17 others, all happening on valentine's day last year. his trial has been set to begin in january. >> dana: phil keating, thank you. facebook ceo mark

. >> i used to go to big bend high lined when it opens in tallahassee. man, i have toil, that is fun. the frod the frod >> it's a beautiful sport. my question is, some time ago you recommended sky works solutions which i bought at $6 a share. >> yeah. >> i pyramided it up over several years. and i guess sky works went sky high to over $100. i sold some for a nice fat profit and left some on the table. i think they call playing with the house of money >> that's right. that's my goal >> caller: now sky works descended from the 100 to about $77. my question is do i sell, buy, or stay the course >> remember, you're playing with house's money. you don't have to do anything. that was -- stock was at 6:$6 it went from $6 to $100. thank you for remembering. liam griffin in came n is in the cross hairs of the trade dispute. i would not buy more, i would not sell more. hold on it to. the liam griffin come back on the show and not just because the patriots look like they're going to go all the way again which sun fortunate. trevor in north carolina trevor >> caller

host: next is james in tallahassee florida. caller: good morning. it seems to me that, since you know everything that is going on [indiscernible] nobody wants pence for president. losey will step down -- nancy pelosi will step down. effort it is a concerted . you have to take down pence. i was wondering how long it would take. losey will be in line. she will say she doesn't want it -- nancy pelosi will be in line. she will say she doesn't want it. bill in will go to lafayette, indiana. mike pence's home state. caller: yes. i have a question for the author. is there a relationship between mitch daniels and mike pence, both were governors of indiana. is there still a connection? guest: a great question. have covered a couple of governors, including mitch daniels, the former governor and president of purdue. with the dynamic democratic governors like martin o'malley. sometimes, you will get a sibling rivalry in intraparty. it is not always between the principles. it is not between mike pence and mitch daniels. they are different people and don't run in

it's really important for every hospital provider, whether in tallahassee or here in san francisco to capture that information so we can capture that in our severe injury data. lastly, this is good for you all, but also good for anyone listening through the public. we put a very easy public website that allows you to look at -- a general person of the public to look at the same police data that i as a practitioner have available to me. easy to query. you can look at district # # or a neighborhood south of market. you can look at whether it was a pedestrian or a cyclist. you can query by drawing a line on a map and then see the police -- the sort of high level information that the police reports to us so you can better understand the same collision trends that we are looking at and how we're trying to address them through some of our projects and programs. that concludes my progress update. do you have any questions? >> do you have any information on the day lighting efforts? >> ricardo and i share that project. we are actively working on day lighting. so we've recently completed work

commentators former south carolina state representative sellers and angela ryan and former mayor of tallahasseeflorida, andrew gillum. thank you all for joining us. we have to start with these tweets about mitt romney. april, i'll fight the urge to ask you about the president put ass in quotation marks and instead focus on the message he is trying to send to other republicans. >> over the last couple of days, we have watched this president spiral out of control. ass in quotes or not in quotes, bottom line it's vulgar and not presidential. he feels the heat. he is feeling this is something he can't walk away from any more. like we said earlier, he has made statements that are on tape. bottom line he knows there are republicans who are saying, sir, you made a mistake, even the white house staff is trying to figure out how to handle this. this is worse than what we saw with bill clinton. it's worse than what we saw with nixon. i believe impeachment will happen but the question is will the republicans in the senate break with this president? i'll tell you the equation i see, boris. if the the presi

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professor of law at the nauniversity of south caro he is also a former police officer who served in tallahasseeorida. seth stoughton, welcome to the news hour. i want to ask you about what we kn about the exact circumstances in this case.t the erim police chief, ed kraus, said earlier nobody looked at that video and said there was any dou this ficer acted inappropriately. you have seen that body camera foote. what to you says his actions were inappropriate? >> the thing to focus on hre is the officer's approach as he walked up to t window, the actions proceeding the shooting. what officers do leading up to a use of force can make a use of force either more or les likely. in this case, the officer's failure to identify the himself, the officer's failure to attempt to contact anyonin the house led to a pretty tragic and horrifying result.wh >> nawazt other questions do you have right now, based on what we've seen, what do you dhi we still don't know that you'd like to know? >> there are loof things we don't have right now. we don't have statement from the officer. my understanding is at this poin

tallahassee. jacksonville could be a little below the record. same with savannah and wilmington. you get the idea. the relief hasn't come yet. even if it is saturday, we are not shattering records but we're lose to them in many location, with 90s widespread. and the heat sneaks for one day back up into areas of tennessee, and even into kentucky. and then finally, some rain will come in on sunday and begin to cool things off. here is how the weekend outlook looks. the get-away day today, rain developing in areas from new mexico, and areas of kansas, later on this afternoon, toward this evening, toward omaha and keep that in mind for evening plans. record heat. the rainy dreary weather will clear out in the northeast for a breezy afternoon and evening. fall-like. and a fall chilly weekend in areas of the northeast. and some areas the end of the growing season, especially areas in upstate new york and the rainy day on saturday from iowa to wisconsin and on sunday, rainy weather that cooled you off finally in areas of the deep south. so amin, it has been, i mean yen if i have been th

. >> oh my -- >> reporter: for the coopers, who live in tallahassee, florida, fishing is in their dna the genes my father taught to me. he kept me out of trouble, kept me humble. fishing keep my patient. >> reporter: and patience helped kamari keep that fish on the line, and take a look. >> whoa! >> yes, sir! >> yes, sir, yes, sir! >> reporter: a seven-pound bass. kamari's personal best. even he can't believe it. >> is this your personal best? is that your personal best? >> reporter: but the best part of this fish story, what happened after the catch. kamari showing us all how much he's learned from his father. >> let's put this beauty back in the water. my personal best. i hope you grow bigger, baby. look at it. so big and beautiful. i hope you grow back and be better. one day we're going to meet back again. >> that's right. >> i'll see you later. when i released it, it felt like it was queen of the pond and going back, reproducing. then i might catch bigger fish in the future. >> kamari, you are impressive. 13 million views for that video, it's going to go higher. that is quite a me

temperatures for chicago, nashville, houston, sioux falls, warmer than average, same in wilmington and tallahasseeeratures take a dip. by thursday, new york is at 59 68 in atlanta. 59 in indianapolis on thursday, and warms back up as we get into the weekend. in the meantime, a little bit of fall in the air. that's what's going on around the >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. live look in san francisco with a cloudy start at times mist ask drizzle. that will clear out as we head towards noon and high temperatures today reaching mid-60s. inland more sunshine and high slightly warmer than yesterday and reaching low 80s in end extending to the north bay. as we go into tomorrow, more clouds move in. a slight chance of rain between late wednesday night and early thursday morning. we dry out and also enjoy comfortable weather throughout the weekend. savannah. >>> al, thank you so much. much more ahead this morning, including an inside look at william and kate's most ambitious overseas tour yet. but first these messages you're covered.thhouse. we're all here for you. all: all day, all night. (

tallahassee needs 17 inches. orange burg, 20 inches below where they should be since january 1. if you look at the track, remember those towns, watch this -- it is going to move almost right on top of the towns that need the water the most. and the amount of rain that we're talking about here, the rain totals are coming in from about two to five inches, that big bend area could see two to foo five feet. >> a commercial plane carrying dozens of passengers skidded off the runway after crash landing in alaska. the aircraft ended up going over a road, stopping just short of a body of water yesterday evening. the pan airplane was flying from anchorage to dutch harbor. 42 people were on board including members of a high school swim team. the school administrator says all the team members are okay. 12 people were injured, two of them critically. the ntsb is investigating. >>> louisiana could become the first state in the country without access to abortion as soon as next year. the supreme court will consider a challenge to louisiana's so-called unsafe abortion protection act. the decis

about a dozen cities could break records today, new orleans, ontgomery, all the way to tallahassee, maybe a record in dallas, tampa, new orleans looking pretty warm. wait just a second though. first of all look at what happens on saturday, a little fake there, i'm sorry. temperatures are going to be a little bit below average in fact, saturday morning we got about 21 million people under a freeze watch, warning or a frost advisory, as temperatures will be awfully chilly saturday morning, freezing in alpena, 46 in new york city, boston will be 41, and d.c., a temperature of 50 we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds >>> good friday morning. i'm kari hall. here is a live look outside in san francisco. it's a chilly start to the day. we're in the upper 40s and we're heading into another very nice and comfortable afternoon. in some spots just slightly warmer than it was yesterday in the upper 70s and low 80s in the inland east bay as well as the north bay with our temperatures heating up for the weekend. we'll reach into the low 80s tomorrow. upper 80s by su

host: next is james in tallahassee florida. caller: good morning.seems to me that, since you know everything that is going on [indiscernible] nobody wants pence for president. losey will step down -- nancy pelosi will step down. effort it is a concerted . you have to take down pence. i was wondering how long it would take. losey will be in line. she will say she doesn't want it -- nancy pelosi will be in line. she will say she doesn't want it. bill in will go to lafayette, indiana. mike pence's home state. caller: yes. i have a question for the author. is there a relationship between mitch daniels and mike pence, both were governors of indiana. is there still a connection? guest: a great question. have covered a couple of governors, including mitch daniels, the former governor and president of purdue. with the dynamic democratic governors like martin o'malley. sometimes, you will get a sibling rivalry in intraparty. it is not always between the principles. it is not between mike pence and mitch daniels. they are different people and don't run in the

ainsley: daily beast saying elizabeth warren has been in contact with andrew gillum, the guy from tallahasseen. what do you think about this? that could be her vice president should she get the nominee. >> pandering again. elizabeth warren who is a fake, a fraud, and a phoney. guilliams needs to be very careful because is he about to be used. what happened in the obama era when all of these black people rushed to the polls. you will never see that happening with an elizabeth warren and gillum. back people look at elizabeth warren as a rachel doll jail. she is a fake and a liar. >> she claims to be a minority and she does not know who she is. >> she doesn't know minorities. it's offensive. black people are not going to vote for her. steve: they are talking about the fact is he from florida and to win the presidency you need to win the state of florida. maybe putting somebody on the ticket from florida. >> i don't care where he's from. she is not going to win the election with him. that's a 52 fakeout. brian: still investigating him for ethics violation. most people about focused what was happe

we'll bring you back soon live in tallahassee. a lot more to discuss. former house speaker newt gingrich and then the headliner devin nunes will join us next hour. we have a lot more questions for these gentlemen as well. >> sandra: mandatory evacuations underway as a fast moving wildfire threatens homes and closes freeways around the los angeles area. live images now from our reporter's camera. we'll take you there live in moments. >> bill: president trump wrapping up a feud with minnesota democrats last night. you heard and saw it as he looks to flip that blue state to red next year. the democratic party chair in minnesota will react to what went down last night coming up. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the wo

in tallahassee, florida, supporting impeachment. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, virginia. i do support impeachment. there has been improper behavior, very on presidential, for a very long time. it decreases the quality of how the u.s. has been viewed by other countries, i feel, having a representative like that. his actions are completely inappropriate. and i find it hard to believe that they are such strong supporters still with this behavior going on, calling in. i feel like a concern to me is from a health standpoint. the man has dementia. anyone in the health field who has worked with people with dementia or alzheimer's would say that this is clearly -- this is not even the beginning of it, this is like the medium range. you cannot have somebody like that running the country. martin smith this is -- host: this is the story of a presidential phone call that did not happen. iran did not answer a secret phone call while top -- while donald trump waited. the president waited on the other end of the line and the president of iran, all he had to do was come out of his hotel

host: let's go to charles in tallahassee, florida. charles, good morning. caller: great, great.ood morning, greta and sarah. i just want to put out three facts, and, sarah, tell me if i'm wrong. first of all, trump is benefiting from obama's policies from this economy. what essence, -- i guess i'm trying to say is this is a benefit of what obama did in his policies for eight years. trump has benefited from it. like everything else that is good, he hijacks it. everything that is bad, he projects it on others. job growth was increasing under obama at a faster rate than what it is doing now under trump. unemployment was decreasing at a faster rate under obama. am i wrong about that? with jobd in inflation growth, you will see that everything was better, including the economy, under president obama. thank you. host: sarah chaney? guest: it is very hard to establish a connection between a president's policies and what is happening in the economy. you bring up an interesting point, though, that if you're president, hypothetically who steps into office right after a recession, of cours

other families who suffered as a result partially because of this man's incompetency, were there in tallahassee run for re-election. he wants his seat back. he thinks it is his divine right to be in the seat. this guy failed also with the fort lauderdale and hollywood airport. remember, the shooting that took place there. there was a report that was done showed all of the failures under scott israel's amazing leadership and how those failures set the stage for his incompetency and what he failed at parkland. they didn't even stash a base. how his deputies, the msd commission discovered his deputies were not kept up to date with active shooter training, which is why you had coral springs police react so strongly after scott israel started chasing cameras mere hours after parkland. i'm glad this guy is gone. ed: hear from cost israel. you had your time. we'll give you more. here is what he said. to the voters of broward county, i'm sad to say politics won the day. your vote has been stolen. results of 2016 election were overturned. from 450 miles away the governor substituted his judgment for you

i'm up here in tallahassee trying to honor my sister.gainst the community of broward county. steve: well, the committee did vote along party lines and the democrats voted to reinstate sheriff israel. we will know later today what exactly his fate is. ainsley: your dad said something yesterday that was so selling. go ahead. >> well, shame on the democrats on that committee the other day for putting partisan politics first and trying to give the governor his first loss instead of doing what's right and protecting broward county. ainsley: your dad said something so chilling yesterday when we interviewed him he said they were standing outside of the school listening to the shots being fired inside. one of those shots they could have prevented my daughter from getting killed because those shots that we heard after that were shots that were fired and left fatalities. left people like your sister dead. >> yes. while shots were ringing out. deputies were taking time to put on their bullet-proof vests and hiding behind concrete walls. but this is