[cheers and applause] tim canova: thank you all for being here. let's see what the election results bring. no matter what it brings, fight on! ♪ >> arizona senator john mccain defeated his challenger kelly ward. he spoke to supporters in phoenix. [cheers and applause] mccain: thank you. i hope everybody can hear me. can you? let me try this. alright. [cheers and applause] john mccain: thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you all for being here. i am humbled and grateful for our success tonight and for the honor to be the arizona republican party's nominee for election to the united states senate. [applause] thank you to the interns who sacrificed their evenings and weekends. [cheers and applause] john mccain: could i just ask our interns to raise their hands? thank you and god bless you all. thank you. [cheers and applause] john mccain: they sacrificed their evenings and weekends to make our campaign stronger and they kept cindy and me very young. thank you to the many coalitions are hhere, latinos, iranians. we owe so much to our coalitions. it

tim canova also famously was endorsed by bernie sanders.s early on sent out fundraising pleas on tim canova's behalf only to ultimately vanish down the stretch. in his primary against hillary clinton, bernie sanders lost this district in south florida by a 2-1 margin, but with tim canova's loss tonight, a lot of people will be wondering why bernie sanders scaled back his support for tim canova so dramatically after initially coming out for him in such a big way. either way, not an ideal start for the bernie sanders revolution, which says they are going to help down-ticket candidates all over the country. this was the big test of that since our revolution was founded and for tim canova, it did not end well. we have much more ahead, stay with us. >> the fbi keeps all sorts of >> the fbi keeps all sorts of criminal justice statistics, including arrests state by state, on specific kinds of crimes. we know from fbi data for the most recent year available, 2014, that in the great state of maine in 2014, there were 1,211 people arrested in that st

tim canova also famously was endorsed by bernie sanders.sanders early on sent out fundraising pleas on tim canova's behalf only to ultimately vanish down the stretch. in his primary against hillary clinton, bernie sanders lost this district in south florida by a 2-1 margin, but with tim canova's loss tonight, a lot of people will be wondering why bernie sanders scaled back his support for tim canova so dramatically after initially coming out for him in such a big way. either way, not an ideal start for the bernie sanders revolution, which says they are going to help down-ticket candidates all over the country. this was the big test of that since our revolution was founded and for tim canova, it did not end well. we have much more ahead, stay with us. ♪ it's peyton. ♪ it's peyton on sunday mornings. ♪ e-man! what up, peyt. you know i have directv nfl sunday ticket. i get every game, every sunday. all in hd. yeah. i know that. so you wanna come over? i'll make nachos! i can't right now man. i'm playing. oh yeah. alright. i'll pencil you in fo

tim canova also famously was endorsed by bernie sanders.nders early on sent out fundraising pleas on tim canova's behalf only to ultimately vanish down the stretch. in his primary against hillary clinton, bernie sanders lost this district in south florida by a 2-1 margin, but with tim canova's loss tonight, a lot of people will be wondering why bernie sanders scaled back his support for tim canova so dramatically after initially coming out for him in such a big way. either way, not an ideal start for the bernie sanders revolution, which says they are going to help down-ticket candidates all over the country. this was the big test of that since our revolution was founded and for tim canova, it did not end well. we have much more ahead, stay with us. if you take medication, you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth that's why there's biotene. fand biotene also comes in a handy spray. so you can moisturize your mouth anytime, anywhere. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. my ancestor, lady eleanor, made it big in textiles. m

sentinel," focusing on the 23rd district between incumbent debbie wasserman schultz and her challenger tim canova. thank you for being with us. why has this become a primary to watch on tuesday? canova result of the money and he gave them credibility as a serious challenger and it allows them to open up a lot of offices, bring in a lot of nvasersincluding ca going door-to-door and it allowed him to be on broadcast television in the miami area med ia market for weeks. host: who is he and what does he bring to the table? >> he is a professor of law>> in the fort lauderdale area. political omer to campaigns. he has never run for office. he comes from the bernie sanders movement. he was a big supporter of bernie sanders, and supported him even before sanders really took off in the presidential campaign this year. and that has really helped to fuel his candidacy. in many ways, it has been like a repeat of the sanders-hillary clinton campaign. a has run, canova has run campaign against wasserman schultz similar to the kind of campaign sanders ran against clinton. canova's charge that wasserman schultz

amy: let me ask you about debbie wasserman schultz and tim canova.im canova known around the bernie because of sanders support for him and his major feud with debbie wasserman schultz over her preference for hillary clinton, and all proven by the 20,000 e-mails that wikileaks releleased. bernie sanders has set up the new organization our revevoluti. how does our revolution compared to your democracy for america? talk about the 501(c) four, dark money versus pac. >> first, we a political action committetee and always havave b. ththey are goioing to support candidates -- there will be two or three o of these organizatits out of our revolution, and all include kennenedy support. we have been doing some work with him on thatat bececause our real b believe herere is s we no hahave our revolution ouout t t. f fromvave a great energy bernie's campaign. i think they will bebe very, vey effective. i am, frankly, a an amer with te entrepreneurial s spirit out the in politics. it i is not just o o revolution, amy. it i is a number o of networks. they'rere not e

defeated progressive challenger tim canova, who was endorsed by senator bernie sanders. florida state attorney angela corey was also defeated. she had faced widespread criticism for her handling of several prominent cases, including the killing of african-american teenager trayvon martin by white neighborhood vigilante george zimmerman, and the case of marissa alexander who was sentenced to 20 years in prison for firing what she maintains was a warning shot at her abusive husband. we'll have more on the primaries later in the broadcast with jim dean. u.s. military members and veterans have taken to twitter in support of nfl 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick, who refused to rise for the national anthem before a preseason nfl game friday in a protest against police brutality and in solidarity with the black lives matter movement. some have criticized kaepernick's protest, saying it disrespected veterans. but on tuesday, the hashtag #veteransforkaepernick began

he is actually writing a book, so i don't think he is running away from tim canova at all.hink the question is, when does bernie go back on the campaign trail? that is not what our revolution will manage. what we will manage and support, are these networks of support people pushing to reform the democratic party, as i mentioned, at the state level like jing club, at the local level, independence like to have candidates running for the city council in california. in many cases, democrats and in many cases, not. that is the story here. , what will sandberg you go on to do given that you have donated your recent life to bernie sanders and our revolution before you quit? >> myself and the others who resigned will fight to continue the political revolution however we can undo the hope we -- do the work we hope to do in this organization in some fashion. amy: thank you for being with us, claire sandberg, former organizing director for our revolution and larry cohen, incoming chair of our revolution. that does it for our broadcast. a very special related happy birthday to julie cr

tim canova is really an outsider and the people of south florida know that. debbie is a fighter for women and i'm so happy she won her election. >> thank you for the call. we have a line for florida residents. congressman patrick murphy is the winner of the democratic primary, and on the republican of a contest for senator marco rubio, easily winning his primary challenge with 70% of the vote. he made the formal announcement on june 22 in washington and winning today's primary. we are keeping track of donald trump's speech tomorrow evening. he will be in phoenix arizona. the washington post reporting donald trump making plans to fly to mexico tomorrow. washingtonp is in tonight for a campaign rally. the trump campaign hoping they can put washington state in play for the general election. .dam is joining us from florida good evening. >> i'm actually in the city of hollywood and i thought i was in the district for debbie wasserman schultz and i was very much in support of tim canova during this campaign and little did i know that i was redistributed and i'm cur

nbc six in miami -- debbie wasserman schultz tops tim canova. of canova had the backing senator bernie sanders. one more headline from the tampa bay times -- wasserman schultz needs tim canova and will face republican joe kaufman in the november 8 election in her heavily democratic district. up next, we will show you the concession speech from tim canova after his loss last night. : good evening. good evening, everybody. [applause] it's so wonderful to see everybody here. of theewhat aware itction return and i know isn't over until it's over. i will start right now by saying i'm not quite ready to concede yet. [applause] gather, a lot of the absentee and early votes have been cast and we are down by about 6000 votes. today by awin landslide and need to overcome the 6000 vote deficit. i am in wait and see mode. areink a lot of folks here going to wait and see. words about few what we accomplished. we came out of nowhere. whether we pull out some kind of if we win by what looks like will be long odds, andgeneral election begins i will get to sleep

tim canova, thank you -- >> may i just say we have that in common.'ve reached out to her to get her to debate me and she keeps dodging the question. it will be interesting whether she comes out on to cable as well. >> we will continue to monitor that. tim canova, thank you for your time. >>> and to discuss all of this, i want to bring in our panel, susan page of "usa today," national review's ileana johnson and ruth marcus of "the washington post." thanks to all of you for being here. a lot to unpack. let's start with this race in florida, debbie wasserman schultz facing a real challenge. he's fired up, but she has the name recognition, the money and has been there since 2004. can he really win? >> i think he could because i don't think he needs to have name recognition because his name reck nis is inition is i'm debbie wasserman schultz. bernie sanders is not just going back to new york and cleaning up the house after the campaign. he has a political operation that he's launching. he wants to help a lot of candidates. one of the candidates that seem

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ford debbie wasserman schultz is being challenged by bernie sanders backed tim canova for her congressional seat. on the republican side.. senator marco rubio faces wealthy businessman carlos beruff. there are early reports of some election day glitches in that state. and in arizona republican senator john mc-cain is being challenged by kelli ward./// ((brian loftus)) >>> and this morning.. nevada's democratic senator harry reid is asking the fbi to investigate the threat of russia manipulating the presidential race. there are reports hackers broke the information of about 200-thousand people. an arizona election site was also hacked. now they are telling every state to check thier databases. hena daniels has more on concerns about election security: <<< in a letter to fbi director james comey, senate minority leader harry reid says there is a direct connection between the russian government and donald trump's presidential campaign... reid's request comes after reports that forei websites in arizona and illinois... while cyber security experts say the recent hacks show vulnerabilities in th

after emails leaked, indicating shultz and members of her beie professor "tim canova" is challenging her. and fittingly... canova got a big endorsement... from bernie sanders. voters across the state will see one proposed amendment to the state constitution today. if approved, "ammendment four" would give tax breaks to home and business owners who install and maintain solar panels. say it would make solar energy for homes and businesses more ?affordable. the ameve tax some flodivoters need to and there's ?another solar amendment coming up in the ?november election. "amendment one" would grant homeowners the ?right to install solar panels on their home. it would also allow local and state governments to continue regulating the use. critics say it would further limit people with solar energy from ?selling that power to only four states where it's currently ?illegal for anyone other than a utility to sell electricity to consumers. and the ?presidential election is also in the spotlight this week in the bay area. donald trump's running mate... mike pence... is scheduled to make a campaig

fund-raising for him that raised a good chunk of cash for tim canova.essman wassermann-shultz the former national committee chairwoman is leading him by 33 points. that primary race had kind of become a proxy battle between bernie sanders and the dnc. looks like at least on that level congressman shultz will win her primary on tuesday. >> republican sources tell nbc that the party is very concerned about north carolina. a cnn poll shows senator berr leading deborah ross by five points. but a recent monmouth poll shows him leading by two points. >> you have outside superpacks turning their attention to senator richard burr has not been campaigning all that much. quiet in this critical august time where a lot of the challengers and the incumbents nationwide have been aggressively out there campaigning for their election bids. he told "the wall street journal" recently, look, no one pays attention until beginning after labor day. he is really building up this three-week sprint in the last several weeks of the campaign. but that is worrying republicans, bot

tim canova who lost do debbie wasserman schultz live on c-span. >> whether he pulled out some kind of upset year -- here or election begins for the democratic and republican district, i will get to sleep tomorrow. [applause] obviously if we don't pull it out, i will get some sleep tomorrow. it's been a long road. january 7 is when i jumped in. i had $15,000 of my own money i put into this false we kept praying and we had a lot of faith in ourselves and the grassroots. i kept saying the grassroots will be there for us, help will be there along the way and there were a light of tough times during this past eight months. i remember waking up to find out the president had endorsed my opponent. [booing] os for theking for bo president, i'm just saying it's not everyday you wake up and realize the president is against you. [laughter] i remember saying this would be a good day and it was, our best fundraising day of the campaign at that point. [applause] our best fundraising day because the grassroots all over this country was upset about it because they saw what was at stake, a contest betw

national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz, hoping to fend off bernie sanders supporter tim canova. florida is not only state deciding their future today. senator john mccain is seeking a sixth term, battling former state senator kelly ward. lots to take in. blake burman is it follow all the developments. blake? reporter: ashley, you're right. three of the big names, well-known names in american politics on the ballot in primary races in arizona and florida, john mccain, marco rubio and debbie wasserman schultz. let's begin with mccain. he is trying to weave past a variety of criticisms from his republican open don't arizona senator, kelly ward. among them she says mccain is in favor of amnesty. she supports trump's idea of a border wall. no local race changed more over the summer than the congressional race in miami, florida, area. after being bounced from democratic committee chairmanship, wasserman schultz is trying to keep her house seat from up start tim canova. he is being supported by bernie sanders. she has backing of party officials like hillary clinton and president obama

their back. >> reporter: so, you know, bernie sanders supporters are not going to be enough to get tim canova over the top. i actually talked to a voter earlier today who voted for sanders in march but voted for debbie wasserman schultz today. canova needs to run on that message that she's lost touch with the district. a lot of the voters that i've talked to know debbie and her kids who are in this district and it's going to be an uphill climb for him tonight. >> should wasserman schultz prevail, how are her prospects in november? >> reporter: this is a very strong democrat district. she is almost guaranteed to win in november. she's faced some token republican opposition. you can get a lot of media attention by running against the chairman of the democratic party. >> alex seitz-wald, thank you, as always, sir. >>> blackface backlash. the trump campaign getting a lot of blow back after a high-profile african-american supporter tweeted about that. what damage, if any, has he done to the campaign? it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long

former dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz faces competition from bernie sanders backed tim canovaoff with conservative kelli ward. >> and on the campaign trail today no public events for hillary clinton as she continues to raise money. nald trump holds a rally in washington state. his running mate mike pence holds two events, a town hall in georgia and a rally we learned from people with doctorates in common sense. >> don't let anyone ever tell you this country isn't great. this right now is the greatest country on earth. >>> good

she up against her primary canova. timwill show you the only debate of the race in a few moments. before we do that, we will learn more about the race from a florida reporter. >> joining us from fort lauderdale is anthony man. you're focusing on the incumbent debbie wasserman schultz and challenger tim canova. why has this become a primary to watch? >> the fundamental reason is that canova raised a tremendous amount of money. he outraised debbie wasserman schultz. it has given him some credibility and it has allowed him to open up a lot of offices and bring in a lot of paid staff including canvassers going door-to-door. onhas allowed him to be broadcast television even in the expensive fort lauderdale market. >> who is he and what does he bring to the table? >> he's a professor of law and public finance at southeastern university down here in fort lauderdale. he is a newcomer to political campaigns. it never before run for office. he comes from the bernie sanders move in. he was a big supporter of bernie sanders. he suppor

she beat law professor "tim canova." schultz had to deal with some controversy after getting ?fired from the democratic national committee last month... over an email leak. canova was endorsed by bernie sanders. schultz wins... with about 56 percent of the vote. ((walter and a ?bright day for solar energy. florida voters approved "amendment four" last night. it gives tax breaks to home and business owners who install and maintain solar panels. it nde pass... and it got 75 percent of the vote. and ?another solar amendment will appear on the ballot in november... giving residents the right to own or?lease solar energy. ((jen and of course there are many other ?local races from last night. you can find ?all the results on our website "fox 13 news dot com". ((wally)) later today.. indiana govenor "mike pence" will make his first campaign stops here in the sunshine state.. and both are in ((wally the vice presidential nominee will start out with a little taste of the south.. having lunch at "ricky p's" in st. petersburg.. expected to be there is florida attorney general "pam bondi".

look at endorsements of wasserman schultz and tim canova. schultz, clinton, obama and biden of the backing tim canova is bernie sanders. reporter: the two also sparred in the televised debate over israel. canova called for a two-state solution with compromises while wasserman schultz criticized that, citing her extensive support for a strong israel. very important in that district, bill. bill: something to watch too. thank you, phil keating out of miami today. thank you, phil. martha: this is interesting. parts of hillary clinton's closed door fbi interview could be given to congress this week, to look through and go over. so what will it reveal about what she was asked and specifically what her answers were and what might the fallout be. bret baier coming up. next. >> ... >> ... >> ... martha: under the light and meeting in california to break a guinness world record, all of them doing their best impression of rosie the riveter. more than 2000 rosie's gathered in california to honor the world war ii eye time. some of them really like rosie'

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tim canova, a law professor that was beat by bernie sanders. it was the first time she faced a primary opponent district. she was dragged down by the recent forced resignation of the democratic national committee after the leaked e- mails. >>> senator john mccain wins the right to seek a sixth term in november. he easily defeated former state senator kelly ward and two other republicans on the ballot. however the victory doesn't clear the way for a smooth re- election for mccain. he's facing a tough democratic challenge in the november general election in congressman >>> 5:09. clearwater fire investigators are offering $5,000 if you know who this woman is. they say on saturday morning the surveillance video captured sticking rags of flammable liquid into the honda gas tank setting it on fire. the flames begin to rise and she appears to be tempting to help them spread through the trunk. thomas jennings owns that car but has no idea why this woman would want to do such a thing. >> everything was gone. i mean, from diving equipment. i'm a chef. i

her opponent tim canova, anti establishment, raised close to $4 million, a huge sum, a lot of that wereernie sanders' supporters across the country. but wasserman-schultz representing the district for 12 years, her first primary, involved in florida politics long before that, a deep well of support. so the question is really how much that time at the dnc, the bad headlines that came out this summer for her are going to influence people. a lot of voters aren't paying too much attention to it, though they do know it. ahead about 12 points, canova saying the polls miss his supporters who aren't the typical kind of voters who turn out in the low-profile august primary so it might be closer than expected, but she is still deductible the favorite tonight, tamron. >> thank you very much. >>> and coming up, more on how hillary clinton and donald trump are strategizing for their first debate. it's 27 days were. we've already got some scoops, insight on strategy. it's a very specific moment, the launch window. we have to be very precise. if we're not ready when the planets are perfectly aligned,

a new internal poll by her democratic challenger tim canova shows her holding just an eight-point lead. it was taken last week after she announced she was resigning her post amid the outcry over the dnc-leaked e-mails controversy. her opponent has raised more than $2 million and received the endorsement of none other than bernie sanders who, of course, had been accusing schultz of using the dnc to boost hillary clinton's campaign. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," the cdc confirms the first home grown transmission of the zika viers here in the united states. we're going to tell you what health officials are doing to try to keep it contained. plus a state of emergency declared in one maryland county after major flooding sweeps through that area. the very latest on the recovery. an a check on the forecast ahead when "way too early" comes right back. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. s

debbie wasserman schultz being challenged by law professor tim canova who has been endorsed by sandersmp is a smart guy. if you rain fed and focuses on the economy, it is just two schools. when you do what i say and incentivized business or you've got the hillary clinton democratic way where you build up more and more bureaucracies, more and more regulation. nicole: harl icons as they are completely and totally overregulated which keeps the economic plan. >> coming off his economic speech on monday, donald trump tuesday afternoon told supporters that his tax-cut proposal would be if initially big as he put it for the middle class and businesses. trump try to portray hillary clinton as the one he would do just the opposite. >> i given massive tax decrease yesterday. regulations will get rid of so of them. printing will double your taxes. she's trying to say i don't like trump's message. she's going to double up your taxes. you have massive tax increases if hillary get them. enjoy your folks if that happens. >> clinton campaign of coordinating with public health officials in the miami ar

>> from sunrise, florida representative wasserman schultz >> debbie wasserman schultz defeated tim canova he spoke to supporters. >> good evening everybody. it is so wonderful to see everybody here. i am somewhat aware of the election returns. it is not over until it is over. i can start off by saying i am not ready to concede anything yet. [applause] >> thank you. a lot of the absentee votes have been cast, we are down to about 6000 votes. we need to win today by a landslide, and we need a good turnout to overcome the 6000 votes. i am in weight and see -- wait and see mode. i will talk about what we accomplished. we came out of nowhere. tomorrow, whether we pull out and upset here or not, or if we win tonight by long odds, the general election against the republic -- against a democrat in a republican area. and if we do not pull it off tonight, i get some sleep tomorrow. [laughter]

with me is tim canova. her spokesperson told us she is reaching out to voters and is uni vailable.t polls have her beating you by ten points. she has been popular in the district. a day left. why should voters pick you? >> the polls are only focusing on likely voters. thousands have registered to democrat. so we have energized the beach. there's a dig difference between us. she has been taking biggest corp. rakes she spawned debate efforts from the lanchest hispanic tv state. she -- >> and i want to talk about you here. do you believe you enough bernie didn't have enough to put him over. why do you think you will. >> he did not do we have the largest fields operation in the largest of any house cam pin. it. this is what democracy how old look like. has his super pack. it remind he of hafrm. >> among many of your volunteers and supporters you have a big bernie and bernie sanders has endorsed you. is he part of your tam bane? >> reporter: no. from what i'm reading his has a 5004 it is just and really like our chances a lotd. we have got the crass rofrts ever. >> many had assumed you

former d-n-c chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz is being challenged by bernie sanders backed tim canova for her congressional seat. on the republican side.. senator marco rubio faces wealthy businessman carlos beruff. there are early reports of some election day glitches in that state. and in arizona republican senator john mc-cain is being challenged by kelli ward./// ((paul joncich)) >>> portions of hillary clinton's interview with the f-b-i over her use of a private email server soon be made public. it's something the clinton campaign says it has wanted all along. while donald trump is preparing to clear up questions surrounding his imigration proposals with a major speech on the topic. craig boswell is at the white house with more details. >>>sources tell cbs news the fbi has changed its position and will soon release some notes from its interview with hillary clinton. clinton has previously called on the bureau to make the notes public and has maintained she did nothing illegal. fbi director james comey said clinton was grossly negligent while she was secretary of state -- but did

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a florida disney chair woman debbie wasserman schultz is battling against opponent tim canova, of thelout of the leaked epales, suggesting they were unfavoring hillary clinton over bernie sanders during primaries. staying in the sunshine state right now, for moreco rubio facing off against a wealthy businessman, which sound familiar. rubio is trying out instead to be as far as, yet again, we spoke with marco rubio, i'm assuming you had your chance to sit down with president rubio, you put those titles in front of him. like i think it's a sham and a con artist. it goes on from there. is he disavowing all of those things, now he is basically a down tick for donald trump? >> absolutely not. in fact, he is going as to stand by those criticisms. i asked him dwrektly, how can you support? he will dom those answers, look, after the real thing how does patrick murphy support hillary clinton with all the questions about her ties to the clinton foundation and the e-mails passing around classified spell jens in her e-mail and private e-mail server, to trying to dodge her insure race and tie the

she was able to hold off a challenge from law professor tim canova who was a supporter of bernie sanders>>> and in arizona, john mccain had an easy victory defeating kelly ward by double digits. it appeared to be vulnerable with only 50% of republican voters in arizona approving of his job performance. in the end, his opponent was not able to win support from conservative groups as she struggled to keep up with john mccain in fundraising. >>> people living in one save -- one neighborhood say they are filled up with a new uber support center. neighbors say that more traffic, noise, and trash came with it. people come to the center to be able to be drivers and to get help with issues when they are hired. neighbors say that trend for drivers have been taking all of their parking spots. -- uber drivers have been taking all of their parking spots. residents say that they had complained to uber and the city. >> they have no respect for the people that live here. and it is dangerous. we are afraid they go so fast up and down the street >> my daughter-in-law has a newborn and a two-year-old. she

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congressional fight in the miami area, the dnc chair debbie wasserman-schultz is trying to fight off tim canova who was backed by bernie sanders. >> we don't take money from corporate interests. and it leaves us free to represent the people. >> they want to know they have a fighter, and someone who knows their way of life and has been in the community like i have for 30 years. reporter: there are fresh concerns about the safety of our elections. harry reid has sent a letter to the head of the f.b.i. james comey to investigated if russia is trying to temper in our elections. deirdre: we'll talk more about that. blake berman, coming back to you in a little bit for an update. >> i recollection day just two months away. november 8 on most voters' calendars, and before that, millions of voters can vote early. in some states as early as september. no matter how and when you vote. there is a new report that shows rigging the presidential elect would be easy. here is part of that report. the united states e-voting system is so vulner oobl it could situate entire presidential election. we have a cyber e

. >> tim canova, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. nice to be with you.reciate it. >> we'll watch the outcome tomorrow in florida as well as in arizona. up next, the u.s. hits a milestone ahead of schedule reaching president obama's ambitious target for taking in syrian refugees, 10,000 and counting. we'll be right back. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪ i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto® significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood clotting factors. xarelto® is selective targeting one critical factor of your body's natural clotting functi

now, she was able to fend off a challenge from tim canova. >>> and in arizona, republican senator.ohn mccain had an easy victory defeating kelly ward by a double-digit margin. he was thought to be vulnerable with only 50% of voters approving of his job performance. in the end, his opponent was unable to win support from six -- conservative groups. >>> our time is 6:39 am. president. obama heads to the lake tahoe summit. he will appear at harvey's casino in nevada along with california's 2us and odors. -- two united states senators. and we are in tahoe about that visit. good morning, brian.>> reporter: good morning. it was my first year in the business, in 1977 when president clinton came to the first summit. it's hard to believe i've been in the business that long. it has had a difference in today that it has made a difference. and today -- it has made a difference. and today, we will hear not only from state and federal leaders but president. obama will be here to address the crowd as he will head out to hawaii from here. but today, listening to the concerns of what is needed to p

a florida democratic congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz facing off against tim canova, a law professor. resigning as chair of the committee last month after a week e-mail show top dnc officials favored clinton over bernie sanders during the primaries. nicole: republican senator marco rubio ahead of carlos proved. polls close at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. longtime republican senator john mccain faces a challenge in state senator ward. senator mccain turned 80 yesterday. polls close at 9:00 p.m. eastern and arizona. lauren: the fbi issuing an alert after foreign hackers broke into wednesday's election system in targeted another. hackers downloaded the personal data of as many as 200,000 voters in illinois. officials had to shut down the registration system for 10 days last month. >> my wife and i have talked about it in the past. how do we really know the votes that are done by people or legitimate, counted, everything. all of a sudden with people hacking in the voting system. makes you more aware of what going on. lauren: the attack that was not successful. authorities in arizona believe r

she is facing political up start tim canova who is backed by bernie sanders.nd then there is marco rubio, the one-time presidential hopeful had repeatedly promised that he would not run for his own seat once again. well, tonight he is expected to breeze through the primary. however he is facing renewed criticisms on this day after not guarantying that he would serve his full six-year term should he win in november. here is what rubio told cnn. listen. >> no one can make that commitment because you don't know what the future is going to hold in your life personally or politically. i can commit to you this. that is if i am running to be a u.s. senator, i am fully prepared to allow the u.s. senate to be the last political office i ever hold. reporter: melissa, david, i spoke with rubio advisor 30, 45 minutes ago. they tell me they feel really good where rubio is right now especially compared to where he was just a few months ago, earlier this year. a democrat who i also spoke to close to the race says they are growing to try to cast him coming up as someone who i

attention has been going to the debbie wasserman schultz/10 canova -- debbie wasserman schultz/tim canova primary. host: thank you very much for being with us. guest: great to be here. we will have the only debate between representative debbie wasserman schultz and her democratic challenger in tuesday's primary, tim canova, tonight at 8:35 pm eastern here on c-span, as our coverage of campaign 2016 continues. the senate today held a pro forma session, as is usual in pro forma sessions, no legislative business was conducted. republican senator james lankford of oklahoma was the presiding officer for today's session. he sent out this tweet. in washington, d.c., today to gavel the senate order and prevent the president from making recess appointments." >> one month a year we don't actually vote. i've been traveling all over the state to see people literally on every corner of the state. today is the one day i'm back in for august. all of us are broken up. of us isee days, one back in washington, d.c., holding the president accountable to make sure we don't have a recess appointment ring this

tim canova, who is running against former democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz'sor her congressional seat in florida, has filed a complaint against wasserman schultz with the federal elections commission. she stepped down last month as dnc chair after the wikileaks' release of nearly 20,000 emails revealing how the democratic party favored hillary clinton and worked behind the scenes to discredit and defeat bernie sanders in the presidential primaries. canova's campaign said the complaint alleges that wasserman schultz "used her position with the dnc and the resources of the dnc to improperly benefit her congressional campaign." police in virginia arrested naacp national president cornell william brooks on monday after a to end a 6-hour sit-in calling for the restoration of the original voting rights act of 1965. the sit-in took place inside virginia congressman bob goodlatte's office. brooks and stephen green, the national director of the groups was arrested for trespassing when the congressional office closed at 5:00 p.m. the naacp says goodlatte, who chairs the

patrick murphy and alan grayson and a key house race, incumbent debbie wasserman schultz is fighting tim canova, backed by bernie sanders, the florida race with rubio might just be the most important. manu raju explains. >> reporter: maarco rubio used to be donald trump's harshest critic. now rubio is in today's senate primary. he is giving the xop presidential nominee a lukewarm embrace. rubio is opened to campaigning alongside with trump. he won't take the gop nominee to task for calling hillary clinton a bigot. >> democrats have been calling the republicans bigots for a long time. >> hillary has a lot of problemsch she's corrupt, she's dishonest. i do think the policies she stands for harm minority community, absolutely. >> far from calling her a bigot? >> you have to ask other campaigns about the terms they use. i can tell you i don't want hillary clinton to be our president. >> reporter: after ending his presidential bid, rub request decided to run for re-election after the gop lobbied him to brake his pledge to leave the senate. he won't be making any more pledges, not even to serve out h

the former dnc chair is up against tim canova who is backed by bernie sanders.here's marco rubio and john mccain, both of them trying to avoid the down ballot backlash that could come from their soft support of donald trump this november. just a little more than two months now until decision day 2016. democrats could be, could be on track to take back the senate. let's take a look. let's fire up the trusty big board. senate control is a big issue here. it's not just the presidential race, it's what happens underneath. right now, democrats are 46 votes in the senate. if hillary clinton wins the white house party basically gets to break the tie in the senate. if hillary clinton wins, the democrats would need to pick up four. if trump were to win the democrats would need to pick up five. let's show you why the democrats look like they are in good position. first of all, it's this. these are all the democratic held seats right now. all of the democratic held seats that democrats are in danger of losing right now. that republicans could win this fall. there's only on

and tim canova didn't call to concede the race. he told reporters, i'll concede that debbie wasserman schultz is a corporate stooge. outsiders don't want to play by the rules. that also includes when it comes time to do the traditional concession call or concession speech. but in all honesty, this is sort of as we keep lowering the bar of decorum in this country. thank you kelli ward and carlos and kim canova and alan grayson for lowering the bar one more time. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first. introducing one talk-- another way verizon cocoects your business better. learn how at onetalk.com. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean form