joining me now, one of those men, tony perkin, president of the family research council.y didn't you raise your hand? >> it's the beginning of a conversation. today was the first of a process having a conversation with donald trump about issues of mutual concern and see where he stands on another uthe issues. i don't think there was anticipation there would be endorsements. that's not what this is about. it was about a conversation with donald trump. >> why do you need to talk to him? a lot of people would say your choice should be clear when you're looking at a republican versus hillary clinton. >> it's a little more challenging for evangelicals it we're not there just to be political lap dogs of the republican party. here's the nominee, therefore, you're with them. we've got to be both an influence in this process and a witness to a standard of truth that is revealed in scripture that we adhere to. that's what we work for. and so when we have a candidate that has really kind of has had physicians in the past that are inconsistent with that, we've got to have a conversat

in the last 7 1/2 years, that was a very significant and important message to evangelicals. >> tony perkinsrom the family research council joining us live today. mr. perkins, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> still ahead in our race of the day, gun reform, of course, the hot topic in new hampshire's senate race. can kelly ayotte's latest vote silence critics backing challenger maggie hasen? stay tuned. fact. there's an advil specially made for fast relief that goes to work in minutes. the only advil with a rapid release formula for rapid relief of tough pain. look for advil film-coated in the white box! relief doesn't get any faster than this. advil. >>> up next in our race of the day, the gun debate hits new hampshire's senate race. >>> first, the cnbc market wrap. >> thanks, peter. stocks today posted modest gains. the s&p rises 5 and the nasdaq adds more than 6. >>> federal reserve chair janet yellen gave her semiannual monetary policy testimony before the senate banking committee. in her remarks she noted uncertainty about the economic outlook and vulnerability in the global econom

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> and today is nationally recognized day of action stop gun violence across america. tonight a mother that loss her daughter in mass shooting in d.c. made a plea to cleanup the streets. lauren demarco is live with the story. >> reporter: i'm standing south capitol street southeast. the site of the south capitol street massacre. it was seven years ago. 2010 when there were three teenage victims who were killed, six others shot. one of them was row shell jone jones. her mother tells us she has to pass this spot with her only child was gunned down every single day the spot she says her child took her last breath. she spoke tonight and held a photo of her daughter's body. it was too disturbing to show you on the air but take a listen. >> this is what my daughter looked like. her head was mroen up with an ak-47 and three caliber weapons top shoot into a crowd of young people. nine were shot and two others died at the scene. that's a memory that will haunt me for the rest of my life. >> reporter: nar dean jeffery was joined by a mother who survived being sho

i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. virginia mother is livid asli she says a young girl was attacked on the very trail sheri war it happened along silverbrook road in already den. it's a trail that leads to a million dollars and high school. fox5's paul wagner is life with the latest. paul, i would assume many students are walking along thisg way. >>reporter: this is the path, i'm standing on it right now and this back here is the path that has been controversial.ial. there's some question right thit minute as to whether this pathhs right behind me is the actually the one where the girl was assaulted this morning. in talking with a school spokesperson and the police it's little unclear it may be a path just over here behind these tennis courts. in any event, where i'm standing it has become controversial and it is controversial simply because some parents who live i a subdivision on the other sideh of the wooded area here became very concerned about allowing their young girls to walk downk this path early in the morning

. >> i'm tony perkins. lawmakers entered hour ten of their slawrn live on capitol hill with the latest. lauren. >>> well lawmakers continue to sit in inside a capitol hill. we're outside the capitol building where this large protest continues to grow. as folks got off work. more and more of them coming out here. as they continue to protest, periodically, house democrats will take a break. walk outside and then thank this group of citizens that gathered. you see some of them with candles demonstrating in support of gun control legislation cheering on the islamic. take a look at video we shot earlier. >> no bill. >> no break. >> no bill. >> no break. >> you see the congress members coming out to thank the protesters and their message aft deadliest mass shooting in modern history it's time for what they call common sense gun legislation. and this all follows filibuster and four failed votes from the senate which could address background checks and guns to people on terror watch listed. now today, house democra

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> it's the last thing anyone would expect during a family vacation at disneyworld of the dpaiter attacked a toddler last night at a disney report. sarah simmons joins us with the latest. sarah. >> tony, possible end in serve for a 2-year-old boy. drivers found the body of lane graves after they got the call an alligator pulled the boy from the water's edge at 7 seas lagoon. his father tried save him and was unsuccessful. a picture released by the orange county sheriff department. the toddler was missing for 16 hours in the waters on the grounds of the grand floridian resort. his body was found late this afternoon. the county sheriff says it appears the gator pulled the toddler into deeper water and drowned him leaving the body near the spot where he was last seen. the boy's parents are identified as matt and melissa grave from elk horn, nebraska, suburb urban part of omaha. the family release aid statement saying they appreciate the thoughts and hope-filled prayers and president of disneyworld says the company is doing what it can to help the family.

i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. >> and it was a violent day across the region and in the district. and four people were shot and a car hit a police officer responding to a shooting in northeast. in alexandria the city's third homicide this year since schools into lock in mode after a police found two people shot to death in homes. >> team coverage tonight. tisha lewis starts us off in northeast d.c., tisha. >> what we can tell you tonight there's surveillance video of the man that apparently opened gunfire at a busy intersection in northeast. police say they have that surveillance video and they are going to release it soon. for now, they have tweeted this picture. take a close look of screen shots from the surveillance video showing the man they described as a pen of interest. now, i did just speak with police. they say that the victims there are five victims that are in the hospital tonight that they say they are all conscious and breathing and expected to survive. it could have been much worse. >> this is the sound ever a street corner turned crime screen. sigh rensz police and

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. 10 people n are in custody and a seizure of nearly $4 million is off the streets. fox5's teisha lewis joins us us life from police headquarters with this story. teisha. >>reporter: tony and shawn, what an investigation we are are talking about tonight. what type of police work happened here? well, police sas their investigation revealed that payments and proceeds were funneled through personal and also commercial accounts. acc let's talk about this heroin that the folks here were able to cease. we're told that it came from fr india and africa before being transported across the united ar states in cities and suburbs across the country. why not? >> because things and people do things, but i walk away from it because i be know it effects all of us, butut i'd rather not be around it. we're in the heart of southeast d.c., benning road. it's where look variety a juan has called home for more than 2h years. it's also where police say they busted a drug trafficking ring n funneling mounds of heroin tof the area. i've seen p

. >> either shawp shawn i'm tony perkins. >> there's a lawsuit against ali accusing him of committing war crimes during his time as military leader during civil war yet he managed to g sarah simmons is here with more on this rather amazing story. . >> really is when you hear the details crazy. a lot of questions answered in the next few days. metropolitan washington airport authority confirms ali working as dulles for the past six years and is now on administrative leaf airport authority also confirms they now know ali was named in a lawsuit brought by human crimes for humanity in 2006 accused of leading mass killings and torturing people during civil war in 1980s. spokesperson for the airport authority says it has a contract with the company master security to provide unarmed security guards. they relace aid statement tonight stating in part master security employees are subject to the full federally mandated vetting process in order to be approved for badge and we have verified that all of these processes were followed and approved in this instance. we're also able to reach master s

i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. deonte carraway, the school volunteer charged with abusing those students remains in jail tonight. today a school task force formek its final report. fox5's marina maracco is life now with the outcome and what it all means. marina? >>reporter: hey there, guys,s, the report is 50 pages long, but it comes nearly a month later than prince george's county public school board said theyard would give it to the public. finally, this report revealing some ofç what's happened behind closed doors during this nearly three-month period and in this report it makes clear that traii was not only quote, vague and unclear, but outdated given current day understanding of predatory sexual abuse of children. school volunteer deon take youou carraway to this day remains behind bars for charges of child pornography and child seven abuse after being arrested back in early february.ebru the task force says it was notot their job to investigate carraway despite this caseespi having forced the creation of o t

thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins.e here's the very latest out of the turkish city.ity at least three suicide boomers took a taxi cab to the istanbul airport and opened fire once inside, a turkish official says that two the of the tackers detonated explosions after e police fired them. a third attacker detonated his s suicide vest in the parking lot, according to that same turkish official. tonight, there are reports thate a fourth attacker may have flede the airport, but that th possibility is still being investigated. again, 36 people were killed, another 147 are hurt. isis has not claimed responsibility for the but officials believe this is ti consistent with isis-style acan thats. fox5's teisha lewis life in northwest tonight with l local reaction to thisser tor attack. teisha. >>reporter: shawn and tony, i did just check out the fox5 d.c. facebook page and the reaction to this instruction it's save to say that everyone is fed up f about what's going on. this this us pecked isis attack has the community here at hom

all that and more as fox 5 local news starts right now into in into thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> sarah simmons in tonight for shawn. >> it has been a wet and wild wild day, a parent tornado. >> let's get to sushis been tracking the storm. sue, are we our out of the woods yet. 82 not quite. we are not seeing the hail and the hail did a lot of damage as well especially across loudoun county as you'll see in a little bit. the rain continues. we're not getting reports of hail very vivid lightening and tremendous down pours. the line is across interstate 95 right no. as it continues pushing away to the south and east and taking a little longer to get out of the suburban areas and we're not off the hook for the pow for flash flooding. there's a clear line where you can see that it is clearing and i don't expect any additional rain west of the district but where we have to watch continue to watch is southern maryland and central virginia. you can still get more rain tonight. you can see this has become a massive area of rain and flash flood warnings do continue for some of these are

. >> i'm tony perkins. >> today is nationally recognized day of action to stop gun violence across america. >> tonight a woman that lost her daughter in a terrible mass shooting in d.c. teamed one other victims of violence and city lead werz an urgent message. fox 35 lauren demarco is live with more on what they're trying to accomplish. lauren. >> tony i'm stand ago long south capitol street site of south capital street massacre. nine teeth agar shot one victim was alicia jones her mother lives two blocks from here and she tells us she has to pass the spot her daughter was gunned down and and tonight she spoke at the meeting and held a photo of her daughter's body. it was too disturbing to see it on the air. >> this is what my daughter looked like. >> her head was blown on with ak-47. and her shoulder. there were three caliber weapons used to shoot into a crowd of young people, nine were shot and two others died at the scene. that's a memory that will haunt me for . >> and it was part of a national day of action following last week's historic sit in inside the house chamber on capitol hill

. >> i'm tony perkins a bouncer claims a u.s. navy commander attacked him with a beer b police arrested and charged the commander but now is he off the hook. tisha lewis is live with the story tonight. tisha? a. tony that is a big question we're here along 18th street where all the bars that you see on my right were participating in a preindependence day bar, it is when people hospital bar to bar to bar the navy candor actually ended up here at the 18ly street lounge. the big question we're asking is whapped when a navy command attacked a nightclub bouncer apparently nothing. it happened here at the 18 street lounge this past weekend. i spoke with the injured bouncer's mother who says her son went spent a day, get this, in the emergency room recovering from this injuries. here's a timeline of the event. navy commander bernie is a freeman monday night after reportedly attacking bouncer fred smith early saturday morning. according to arrest documents oh struck him in the left eye with a glass beer bottle, grabbed by the throat and

martha: tony perkins is the president of the family research council. he was there. welcome, good to be -- >> good morning martha. i endorsed ted cruz because i believed he was individual best-suited to move the nation forward given what has happened in the last seven 1/2 years. but he is no longer in the race. martha: all right. so you listened to donald trump yesterday. what was your takeaway? >> first off, it was a positive event. when we first started talking about this, we thought maybe we would have four, maybe 500 people. over a thousand people, i'm talking about leaders, evangelical, social conservative leaders came across the country, which tells me, martha, there is great concern over where our nation is today. after seven 1/2 years of the pounding that values have taken from this administration, religious freedom under constant assault, there is clearly an understanding america needs a strong, bold leader, and i think people want to be for donald trump. they're not quite there and so they came to hear him. i think overall its with a very positive meeting.

. >> and we thank you for joining us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> clarksburg high students are mourning death of three classmates tonight, jacob dennis cary greene and patrick shifflett died along burnt hill road. >> live in clarksburg a vigil was held to remember those students, lauren. >> reporter: were last here lingering after the vigils just left and the pastor he walked by and i asked him earlier in the night, what do you say to these kids. he said it's so hard to find words to comport them. this loss is so unreal. these three boys were part of a close knit group of friends and two of them played on clark clarksburg high school football team and huge crowd came out tonight to remember them. >> i'm at a loss for words. you never want top lose a son. >> reporter: as they say, it's something no parent should ever have to do but a group of mothers and fathers gathered with sons' frenth less than 24 hours after the teens died in a horrific crash. >> one mom refusing to cry because of all the pride she had about her son. >> i will get through this because i know pl

. >> i'm tony perkins. >> this say look at the house floor the live feed is this live what we're seeing yes, it is this is from scott peters peri scope account democrat from continued to chapter and shout for tougherer gun laws despite paul ryan calling for order. "fox5" lauren demarco is liver outside the capitol with the latest. this is a wild night, lauren. >> it really is it's been going on all day and while the lawmakers inside continue to mix it up with house speaker paul ryan there's protesters outside and they gathered here to cheer on the house democrats and help them continue with their sit in. i have with me jena you'lls speaking with the protesters hurricane irene and you came out your mother was called in a shooting back in 201. snre yes. >> tell me why you want to be out here tonight and what do you think about all this going on. >> this is such an incredible moment in history this issue on gun violence has a special place in my heart. it's sad because my mom was shot and killed and since then i've been working to pass gun safety legislation in oregon and it's great it's j

thank you for staying with us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy we are less than an hour away from the metro safe plan. >> all the stations will be closing over the next year repair work will effect thousands of people even those of you who don't take metro. fox 5 lauren demarco is live tonight with more. >> reporte t actually two big things here, first tomorrow, the first "safetrack" surge begins in virginia. we're going to get to thin just a second. we want to talk about all of the metro rail stations shutting down at mid neither. begins tonight system wide. they will close from now on forb repairs at midnight. its going to clearly effect anyone that works late night shifts? a. all those out en joyce the areas night life. >> its going to put a hamper on where you are able to go to. maybe you are going to stay local, stay close to home. >> i'm going to go get a job soon. >> reporter: along with all metro rail stations now closing at midnight the first "safetrack" surge begins this weekends. 13 days of around the clock single tracking between the boston and east falls church m

thank you for staying with us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. gray lost his bidor term as mayor just two years ago while he was under fed investigation. fox5's sarah simmons is life at the gray camp in northeast with more on the victory. >>reporter: tony and shawn, definitely a big night here in ward 7. a loft people turned out here at the and acc baptist church here in northeast. mr. gray coming in to applause, a lot of people supporting him. a lot of excitement. the fire alarm is going off in backyard so there's a lot going on. you can see the people turning out from mr. gray as he spoke to his supporters thanking them for all of their hard work. we did speak with him beforehand about his losing the 2014 mayoral raise, being cleared of the federal campaign finance investigation and now winning the primary for his old council seat. take a listen. >> i'm just excited. i'm excited that the people at ward 7 have te to give us an opportunity to represent them once again and i'm really looking forward to it. there's so much to do in ward 7. i'm just

i'm tony perkins and i'm shn yancy. the report comes from a task force created after carraway's arrest. fox5's marina maracco is life tonight with the details. marina? >>reporter: yeah, that 50-page report is finally made public. nearly a month after the task force said that it would be given out to the public. now, in this report it states that training was not only, quote, vague and unclear rather, but outdated given a current day understanding of predatory sexual abuse of children and the admissions frankly in this report are blatant because there's not a single l mention of deonte carraway in the report. there's in the a single mention of any sort of protocol or policy that deonte carraway allegedly broke and according to this report as well, it stands out that there was never a single interview with any of the parents, students or teachers of sylvania woods elementary school here. instead, there was an online survey that was given and allowed to and parents only for 10 days during this nearly three-month period bef

. >> and it is good to have you with us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> a woman was attacked and sexually assaulted at knifepoint inside her arlington home. >> police say the suspect crawled into the ground floor apartment and through an on window. "fox5" paul wagner joins us live from the scene with the story. paul. >> tony, shawp, this say community on edge tonight. i'm in the boston park neighborhood of arlington. this is the 3900 block of north fourth street off gleeb road. we've been talking with a number of women in this neighborhood this afternoon that said yesterday morning area was crawling with police they came here after the woman was attacked. what we're told it was around 2:00 in the morning when this man grabbed a knife and went in through on window and attacked a woman in her bedroom. >> during the attack she was very brave. she saw an opportunity for her to separate herself from the male. she did bathroom and locking door and took her ipad with her and yelled for help and screamed and contacted other people through the ipad to get her help. >> police

>> reporter: well, you mentioned tony perkins, of the family research council.ith focus on the family. you've got franklin graham of the billy graham evangelistic association. pretty much anybody who is a prominent pastor in the country was here today. i asked one of them, i said why are you supporting donald trump? he's a man who seems the least religious of all the candidates, even including hillary clinton and bernie sanders. he said there's one word, protection. we see donald trump as someone who will protect our religious liberty. we are not seeing him as a commander in chief, we're seeing him as protector in chief. back to you. >> lauren green live for us in times square. lauren, thank you. >>> two wildfires are burning in the los angeles suburbs and fire officials say the intense heat is only making things worse and it is hot. we're talking about hundreds and hundreds of homes that could be at risk. a live report coming up next. put some distance between you and temptation with meta appetite control. clinically proven to help reduce hunger between meals.

we thank you for joining u tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. d.c. police are making known kn they are pulling guns with somee serious fire power off theower streets every day.ets at a press conference earlier today chief cathy lanier say police derailed what could haved been a mass shooting targeting another teenager, her mother and her school. fox5's sarah simmons is life tonight with the very latest. >>reporter: tony and shawn, that 17 year old boy is facingai some serious charges and when you see these court documents you'll understand why. he threatened to shoot and kill his ex girlfriend. he also threatened to shoot kill her mother at her place of work and he also threatened to go too her high school, eleanor roosevelt high school in green belt, maryland and shoot that ut as well. the girl ended up leading police to confiscate an assault rival, rounds of ammunition from that northeast d.c. home where thatre boy lives. now,s you a you mentionedent earlier today, it's what d.c. police are alluding to when three ak37s were taken off the streets al

thank you for joining us tonight at 11 i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. we begin tonight with a fox5 a high school principal in prince george's county is now on this comes just days after one of his teachers was arrested i queued of having sexual content with a 18 year sold student. fox5 speaks to a former student who says the behavior was no senning receipt. >>porter: tony and shawn i spoke earlier this evening by phone with a couple former students, also a teacher as well who say they saw mack duffy exhibiting what they considered to be inappropriate behavior towards other female students, for instance he would go up and hug the students, would have conversations that were more like on a peer peer level versus like a teacher to peer interaction. there was some suspicion by some former students and a teacher who is currently teaching here as well. the fallout is continuing. yesterday the principal w on administrative leave. a week ago, the 45 year old teacher, vincent mc duffy of upper marlboro was arrested. he admitted to having sexual contact with the

. > thanks so much for being witi us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. strong storms moving through the area as we speak including heree in northwest washington. they've caused significant damage. this picture is of a house in glenn elk, maryland. that tree has gone right througt that house. it is an amazing site to see. sky fox was also over another house just a few miles away. awa you can see tree limbs scattered all over the yard and another tree did some serious damageamag when it fell in the back the house. there was flooding in h the ray burn. take a look vacuuming up water. you can see water dripping fromr the elevators. take a look at that.t. that's extraordinary.at's we have a flood warning in effect. let's get right to caitlyn roth in the weather center for the latest. we have had such a busy afternoon with severe weather s far that is ongoing. heavy rain in the district righ now.th i would suspect everyone roadsrn to a standstill. we urge you not to go out on thh roads. there is a flash flood warning. we have several rounds of thunderstorms, a

ri we thank you for staying withor us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. the department of natural resources is investigatings whether this may be a missing boater from frederick. earlier today the body of another missing boater, robert lee was found up in frederick. both men went missing sunday sun when their boat over turnedver during a fishing trip.rip. also breaking tonight, pollsoll just closed moments ago in california. the biggest surprise in tonight's primary contest, rotor in six states. bernie hillary clinton is leading in montana and north dakota we now know she has enough delegatesgae over the top to become thethe democratic party's presumptive nominee. tonight she claimed victory. thanks to you we've reached a milestone. (cheers) for the first time inim our nation's history a woman will be a major part. history in the making there.he meantime on the republican sidei a clean sweep for donald trump. he thanked his supporters tonight. he even reached out to voters who may have been backing bernie sanders and asked them to join his campaign. comin

i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. talk about some wild weather tonight. homeowners and crews are cleaning up downed trees like this one in charles county. also tonight, take a look at this, metro riders had to wade through flood waters at the cleveland park metro station during the evening rush. some areas saw a viewer sent us this picture from waldorf. the hail appears to be about as big as a golf ball. we have team coverage with sarah simmons and marina maracco. let's begin with caitlyn roth. what a long day it has been. three separate rounds of severe weather that seemed to sweep through the same places. mow one was exempt from seeing the rain, the wind, the hail and some very dramatic cloud coverage pictures that we've got all thanks to you for sending us your pictures all day long safely on twitter and facebook. thankfully the severe weather threat is over and all of the rain has just about cleared the washington area. all along a very powerful cold front that cut into the heat and the humidity. we were at 90-degrees before we even hit noon. we had a

. >> i'm tony perkins. an unimaginable attack in orlando over the weekend that the country is starting to process. one gunman filled 49 people at a gay night club before he was shot dead during a gun battle with a swat team. 53 other victims were injured. >> tonight the head of the fbi defended the bureau's prior investigation of the orlando shooter. >> fox 5 tom fitzgerald is live at fbi headquarters with more on the director's response. tom, it was notable today the director refused to even say the shooter's name. >> reporter: yes, that's correct, tony, he would only repeatedly call him the killer at fbi headquarters. reason being fbi director james comey said he did not want to add to any of the killer's fame and glory. did not want to encourage any other people to, quote, follow in his footsteps. the fbi revealed they had interviewed omar mateen three times spanning 2013 and 2014 for possible connections to islamic extremist, ultimately fbi agents determined he was not a threat and closed the case. earl

. >>> it is good to have you with us, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm sean yancy a montgomery county teenager that killed two of his classmates will now serve less than half of that time in prison. a judge handed down the sentence, alexandra limon starts us off tonight in rockville. alex? >> reporter: that's right t that judge just sentenced sam ellis to 20 years, but all but four of those years are deferred, meaning he will only actually serve four years behind bars in prison. after that, he will have five-year probation with drugs or alcohol treatment. then another five years, where he cannot drink and drive. so he'll have an inner lock device in his vehicle. before handing down his sentence, the judge -- he says this is something he sees every single year in his courtroom. and it's a problem we can't just continue to put a band-aid on. that gives you a little bit of an idea of what the judge was thinking when he handed down this sentence. now, before the judge handed down the sentence, sam ellis also took the stand, he addressed the victim's families directly, telling them he was sorry tha

. >> tony perkins. >> shawn yancy. metro's general manager says ths first monday is going better than sequestered. the yearlong maintenance planned began over the weekends. >> bob barner is live at the fog -- tom fitzgerald. >> reporter: we are only on day three of what is going to be a 10 day surge one. now, metro workers were out in force between the paulson andau east falls church station today handing out flyers trying to give people a guide map. m what are riders saying twog things number one they appreciate this needed track work on metro. but, they also made it very clear today metro needs to get a lot more workers out on to those platforms to keep people from getting on the wrong trains where they are single tracking. now, let's give i was look at where we're going on rails. this was slow motion video we w took of the rail work. workers were taking out those wooden rail ties replacing them. inside the station that means they had to single track especially in balls stonn andall between east falls church. fal wha

>> no, but tony perkins is a 100% ted cruz guy. it was the largest gathering they have ever had.s were there. >> do you want evangelical support? >> yes, i do. i beat cruz in the evangelical support. i didn't know about anybody. we had over 1,000 people. they expected 100 and it ended up being over 1,000. i think most of them you could have a few grand standers like tony perkins, but i think most of the room, i don't think, i know, 95% of that room is in favor of donald trump. if you look at the numbers i get with evangelicals, we have tremendous, tremendous response from the evangelical community and i won the primaries largely based on the support of evangelicals. >> you made changes in your campaign staff. how influential were your children in seeiaying dad, let' make some changes. >> they are very smart, they are very intelligent. corey has done a great job. i like him a lot, he likes me a lot, but we're going into a different phase, and i have a very good team of people and i think we will do well and i think the early polls are showing we will do well. >> was part of that y