news is we're following out of jacksonville, florida. the sheriff's office there confirming a mass shooting has taken place at the jacksonville landing, as you just heard described by may arodriguez where the st. john's river meets the atlantic ocean. police and the sheriff's office urging members of the public to stay away from that area. you thesee there on your screene latest tweet from the sheriff's office, indicating one suspect is dead at this time. we want to turn to one of our local reporters, tessa due value. let's listen to what she says is going on. >> reporter: chicago pizza this afternoon. anywhere from 50 to 100 people inside. a guy tells me they were ordering pizza, everyone having a great time and someone came inside and started firing shots. not confirmed by jso at this point, but the man had who take off running, didn't even have shoes, whenever i finally talked to him. he told me he was just terrified for his life. so they made it past the crime scene tape, and they're just kind of sitting on the ground, wondering what they need to do next. but they said all we c

november, and maybe much more beyond that. a major upset in florida last night. it is now set the stage for a fall race for governor that just might be a preview of the 2020 presidential race. democrats defying the pollsters and picking tallahassee mayor andrew gillum for governor, with far less money than his rivals, he ran hard to the left, for abolishing i.c.e., for legalizing marijuana. he connected with the grassroots energy of a democratic base that has come alive with activism in the trump era and gillum will now face republican congressman ron desantis. he thanked the president profusely. he has forged a bond with the very voters who powered trump in 2016. these are two candidates, gillum and desantis, two nominees who very much reflect the values and passions of their respective parties' bases and that means that this race in florida might offer all of america a preview of 2020, of what happens when these two powerful forces, the trumpian right and the resistance left collide in one of the biggest and most crucial swing states on the map. already today, we got our first skirmis

. amy: after progressive candidate andrew gillum pulls off a stunning upset in florida's democratic primary for governor tuesday, putting him on a path to become the state's first african-american governor, he was attacked within hours by his republican opponent -- handpicked by trump -- who warned voters not to "monkey it up" by supporting gillum. even fox said they don't condone his comment. we will speak with two activists who have worked with gillum, phillip agnew and charlene carruthers. she is author of the new book "unapologetic: a black, queer and feminist mandate for radical movements." then we go to mississippi where prisoners are dying at the highest rate the state has ever seen. 13 prisoners have died behind bars this month alone. finally, an update on the nationwide prisoson strike as organizers report fasts and work stoppages. it it you imagine what takes for person in prison, they're saying,g, i'm not goingo eat this food you are feeding me because i would rather be sick? i would rather not be what you need me to be that pertain you are treating me well? that is a pow

it's tuesday, it's election night. steve kornacki at the big board with florida results. corbin for governor in the sunshine state. "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> good evening once again at our studio headquarters in new york. i'm ali velshi. it is the last major primary election night before the midterms. we're tracking key races in arizona and florida, both considered key battlegrounds not only this november but also in the 2020 presidential election. among the latest headlines, trump pick republican congressman ron desantos is the projected winner in florida's republican gubernatorial primary. but the big surprise is the democrat he'll face in november. andrew gillum is the winner of mayor in the primary. steve kornacki is standing by with all the details. he's going to join us in just a few minutes. the upcoming general election will be a big test for donald trump who is reportedly now warning his supporters that there will be violence if his party loses the midterms. we'll have much more on all of that just ahead, but first we have brand new reporting tonight from the "washing

the state of florida, and that's where we'll begin mtp tonight. we begin with a trump clone battling an anti-trump progressive in the ultimate proxy battle for 2020. i'm talking about the florida gubernatorial race that you have between republican ron desantis and democrat andrew gillum. already this fight is off to a nasty start just as you'd expect from a proxy battle for 2020 in the trump era. on day one of this contest desantis made comments attacking gillum and gillum and his supporters are calling a racial dog whistle. >> the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. >> it's very clear that mr. desantis is taking a page directly from the campaign manual of donald trump. in the handbook of donald trump, they no longer do whistle calls, they're now using full bullhorns. >> so there you go. we'll have more on these comments and their fallout in just a moment. i'm also going to speak with mr. gillum later in the show. folks, there's a reason this november's florida governor's race which d

florida. >> we covered a couple of these rece recently. if it is like this come mid terms we can have a really interesting night. period of change, my brother. >> i'm going to get to the breaking news. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. huge breaking news out of florida. a big upset in the democratic primary for governor. joining me now to discuss all of this is tom foreman. it's a big upset. what happened? as chris was saying he played the population centers well. nobody thought that gillum could do this. now here we are. >> what we have done here is watched both parties tonight decimate the political center. it's either left or it's right. on this side, andrew gillum here, he edged out. look how close that vote is by comparison. i want you to look where he won. we talked about the population centers. the area where you see that color associated with his win. tallahassee, look at all of those. look where hillary clinton won in 2016. those will all fall into the same slots that he won except for this one here near pensacola. the question is can he get enough support beyond that in the

nomination for governor of florida, taking another step of being the first black chief executive. we are monitoring the primary results, the race in arizona tonight. joining us now is mayor gillum, good evening to you and congratulations. >> thank you so much, don. i tell you it has been an amazing evening but it has been an incredible 18 months as we move across the states to red and blue and purple areas. it makes the case that working people deserve their seat at the table and we won tonight. >> let's talk specifically tonight. it is a huge offset. you were outspent and you ran to the left of the crowd of field including the governor's daughter, how did you win? >> well, i tell you i think my opponent spent $90 million in this race. my wife refers to me as seabiscuit. we were counted out at many point and people thought that we would not make it. we kept ongoing steady retailing our way all across the state of florida, a state of 20 million people. people did not think we had a chance but we did. thanks for the out pouring support everyday working people who basically decided that the

president donald trump and his rally in tampa, florida. president trump is in support of congressman ron desantis and his bid to become the governor of the key swing state of florida. the president arriving in tampa earlier today. he was greeted by attorney general pam bondi before shaking hands with fans at the airport and heading to an education round table where he was touting the economy and job training. >> i also want to thank governor scott for signing the pledge to expand vocational training opportunities to ensure that floridians of all ages and backgrounds are able to acquire the skills they need to thrive in this incredibly booming economy. we're going to keep it booming. [applause] lou: we're still waiting for the president to take the stage at the florida state fairgrounds. there you see the pod yum. just a few of the president's supporters. once the president does appear, we'll be bringing you the trump rally in full for the evening as long as the president talks and wants to talk. and we think it's going to be for a couple of hours tonight. it's going to be quite an ev

governor in the state of florida. democratic mayor andrew gillum. he is here, and he's already taking it to president trump on twitter. how did he get his big win, and how will he answer the tough questions for him ahead in a race that started today with trump's hand-picked nominee saying florida shouldn't monkey this up by electing gillum. the death toll in puerto rico. according to the government is now historic. it is the worst natural disaster death toll in 100 years. the response by trump, equally jaw-dropping. he hears the number and says we did great. why aren't our leaders stepping up? and the storm that may be coming their way. and the president does it again. this time in front of cameras. warning about violence if his party loses the midterms. why is he inciting fear for votes? man, there's a lot to get straight tonight. what do you say? let's get after it. we all know that florida matters in a big way in national elections. and now the governor's race there sets up as a clash of contrasts. trump's pick, congressman ron desantis, on the gop side and now the democratic side had

border. a senator from florida says russia has penetrated the u.s. states voter registration system ahead of the midterm election state authorities however say there is zero evidence to support that claim. and. the passenger plane has crashed in washington state in the us after being stolen by an airline employee who was reportedly suicidal. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q in moscow where it's just turn two pm thanks for joining us this hour. two palestinians have been killed in over two hundred injured in the latest violence at the israeli gaza border the protests erupted after a cease fire deal between hamas militants and israel came into effect on thursday that agreement meant ending all rocket fire on israel and airstrikes on the gaza strip local journalist who was at the latest protest for us. a little hundred meters away from chanting slogans against israel. good day was. right and they're letting. the rest of the. israeli forces. to fight. the scene in protesters. the policy protesters have been burning tires to hurt the bridge and of they ce

two hundred or injured in the latest and rest on the israeli gaza border. the senator from florida says russia has penetrated the u.s. state's voter registration system out of those little elections state authorities though say this is zero evidence to support that claim. that space tops the list of countries receiving the most migrants on the mediterranean this year is a new refugee to come back to spain and germany. by the very good afternoon just one of the afternoon this saturday or moscow one is kevin zero in this is our international broadcasting run the world where we hope you have a good weekend starting with this story then two palestinians have been killed and over two hundred injured in the latest violence in the israeli gaza border the protests erupted after a cease fire deal between hamas militants and israel came into effect on thursday that agreement meant ending all rocket fire on israel and airstrikes on the gaza strip the journalist in could he was at the latest protest over it. i mean let's not get meters away from chanting slogans like i was ready. to i was. rig

the victims of the tragic shooting in jacksonville, florida, . and why that happened, nobody really knows. they've done an incredible job. also our hearts and prayers are going to the family of senator john mccain, to be a lot of activity over the next number of days and would very much appreciate everything that senator mccain has done for our country. thank you very much very much. it's big when you hear the applause in the room, the president has been criticized for not responding appropriately and they it's no secret that they have had their deep differences over the years. and the flag is flying at half-staff so hopefully that will go part of the way to assuage that criticism. jacksonville shooting over the weekend and we have new details tonight about the shooting at the video game tournament in florida. the suspect was apparently upset that he was eliminated from that competition and then he opened fire on his opponents, killing two and wounding at least nine. the horror was all caught on camera as this tournament was being played live and a stream for fans to watch around th

florida primary last night, including the republican choice for governor, rhonda san tuesday, who appeared on fox news 121 times since december. that's next. >>> florida republicans nominated ron desantis. he largely issued a grassroots campaign. he had some very important things going for him. donald trump, the president who endorsed him and fox news, according to politico, since trump endorsed the florida congressman, he's been on fox news and fox business channel, 121 times. his own campaign estimates it would have cost his campaign $9.3 million to purchase all that air time. while his opponent focused on local issues, desantis has boycotted reporters who may ask him about florida issues. he focused on his support from donald trump and knox and his campaign had data backup in that strategy, it was intentional. they found this, 52% of gop primary voters saw themselves as supporters of the president first. also, get this, 37% of the party's voters in this primary watched fox daily. and of those who call themselves trump republicans, the daily viewership was higher still. with inf

gubernatorial primaries, we were just discussing florida. so let's listen. >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: did you hear the comment about monkeying around in florida? >> no, i've been working on the deal with canada. so i have not heard it. i tell you what, i know ron desantis. ron desantis is extraordinary. harvard, yale, ran an incredible campaign, really feeds a lot of people that he was not supposed to beat because he came into the race and a lot of people didn't know. he was an extreme talent and he will make a fantastic governor of florida. i think ron is extraordinary in so many different ways. i haven't heard that at all. >> okay. so i just heard a question about -- we had the segment earlier about the republican nominee now in this florida race who won his primary, congressman ron desantis, making this comment about his opponent who would be the -- okay, thank you. just getting news from the control room, who made this comment about monkeying around in reference to the democratic candidate who won the primary, this upset in florida, who is african-american, who would be the first afri

de agosto. éstas son las noticias. arranca la batalla por florida. el candidato de donald trump enfrenta al demÓcrata, quien aspira a ser el primer gobernador negro del estado. california termina con la figura de la fianza en efectivo. el estado sigue al distrito de columbia eliminar este pago como medio para obtener la libertad provisional. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: muy buenas noches y bienvenidos al ediciÓn nocturna. comenzamos con las fuertes crÍticas que ha recibido el ganador de las primarias republicanas para la candidatura a la gobernaciÓn de la florida. el demÓcrata se convirtió en el primer afroamericano en aspirar a la gobernaciÓn de florida. lourdes del rÍo tienes de informe. lourdes: fue una noche floridana histÓrica en la que nada oc por el lado demÓcrata, se alzó con la victoria el alcalde de tallahassee, quien prÁcticamente hizo una campaÑa de base puerta a puerta. el demÓcrata habÍa apoyado a la ex congresista de corte moderado. >> muchas personas que se sentÍan ignorados, que se sentÍan que el proceso político no les

elections joins us to breakdown the result of the primary. let's start with florida, the governor's race. a good night for ron desantis it looks like. >> i think the big story ended up being the florida's governor's race and on the democratic side, that is probably where the biggest surprise happened of the night. the front runner was perceived to be lynn graham with support from emily's list, the women's group that helps elect aggressive pro-choice women across federal and state elections. the winner ended up being andrew gillam, who is the mayor up tallahassee and ended up with an endorsement from bernie sanders and has embraced a more progressive agenda. that was not the expected result, but he will be facing congressman ron desantis, who was the trump pick and made a bit of a splash in the primary with an ad where he reads the "art of the deal" to his kid and basically made -- host: as far as the results, what was the turnout like and what did that do for both of these men? guest: democrats are enthusiastic about their turnout . what we are seeing is basically what we have seen acros

begin with a major upset and a victory for the left wing of the party in florida's democratic governor race. this sets up a race between a bernie sanders progressive and a vocal president trump supporter in november. tallahasse mayor andrew gillum was outspent by millions of dollars in the primary but he pulled off an upset over more establishment candidates. he becomes the state's first black gubernatorial nominee, defeating four other competitive candidates in a tight race. gillum will face off against congressman ron desantis in november whose campaign surged after getting the endorsement of president trump. moments ago, gillum appeared on "new day" and he talked about his opponent and florida's voters. >> they're going to be looking for a governor who is going to appeal to our higher aspirations as a state, who is going to talk about what it means to build a florida that makes room for all of us and not just some of us. desantis can do the bidding of big business and lobbyists and donald trump in his divisive rhetoric, i'll be here to do the business of the people of the state of f

florida and arizona. we've got live reports for you on the ground next and we all speak with congressman ron desantis. kootenai just became the republican nominee for florida's governor. he got some surprising opponent this fall, we'll tell you aboutt next. (director) cut! nice, candace, but this time bold. did someone say "bold?" (gasping) starkist jalapeo tuna in a pouch! loaded with bold flavor. just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go bold! try all of my bold creations pouches! >> laura: voters of the polls in primaries across three states but took a particular states will greatly impact novembers midterms. for more on what we go to now is in florida ed henry standing by live in miami. ed? >> laura, great to see you. big developments here breaking the sour in florida. the governor's race is going to come down to a dramatic clash between a key ally of president trump, randa santos, against a democrat backed socialist bernie sanders. andrew gillam. it's going to be interesting as we see the democratic party in swing states like this tilt even further left. on the republican side as

loathing at fenway is over for now. start with yesterday's important news out of florida, and arizona. where they, of course, held their primary races. in florida, tallahassee mayor andrew gillum narrowly won the state's democratic nomination for governor and one of the most significant upsets of the primary season. ip can tell you. what an upset has was. i saw commercial after commercial after commercial for all the other candidates. but -- but he actually becomes the first black major party candidate for governor in the state's history. in florida history. gillum faces off against the republican party's nominee, trump-backed, trump-obsessed, going to but my baby in a trump t-shirt congressman ron desantis. think about how that's going to set up. stop there for a second. steve kornacki, what an upset this was. again, if you were down in florida, down in florida and saw ads for a couple of weeks and, boy, you didn't see his ads. you saw ads from everybody else. how did this happen? where did he come from? and let's just talk about the battle lines that have been drawn in two deep stat

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like florida. >> we covered a couple of these and the upsets that have been happening. we're going to have an interesting night if it stays like this until the mid terms. it's going to be interesting for everyone involved, especially us and especially this country. >> period of change, my brother. >> breaking news. see you soon. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. huge breaking news out of florida. a big upset in the democratic primary for governor. joining me to discuss is tom foreman. tom, listen, as we have been talking it's a big upset. what happened? as chris was saying, he plate the population centers well. nobody thauz that gillum could do this and now here we are. >> what we have done is watch both parties decimate the political center. it's either left or it's right. on this side, andrew gillum, the man who came out backed by bernie sanders. he edged out gwenn graham. look how close that vote is by comparison. we talked about the population centers. the areas where you see that color associated with his win, tallahassee, that was the mayor. look at those. look at where hil

former growing paper over it claims that its best selling weed killer is. on the senator in florida russia the state's voting system the head of the midterm elections but state authorities say there is no evidence to support play. wherever you are tuning in from right around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to our to international on the economy our top story turkey is ready to abandon the u.s. dollar in its international trade president gave a defiant speech after donald trump's latest chart of sent the turkish currency into a tailspin. we are preparing to use our own national currency with our biggest trading partners such as china russia and ukraine if european countries want to get away from the u.s. dollar then we are ready to set up such a system as well. the turkish leader went on to say about his country needs to look for a new friends alliances and he also appealed to citizens to sell their u.s. dollars and buy turkish lira to defend the currency in the wake of trump's punitive trait measures. i have just authorized a doubling of tariffs on steel and on the menu wi

place where russia went all in on stuff like that was the great state of florida. they organized and appropriated florida goes trump rallies held in nearly 20 cities across the state of florida. made one-on-one contact with local florida activists for inperson on the ground help. they hired somebody to impersonate hillary clinton at a florida rally. for whatever reason, florida was a big target for russia's influence campaign and for whatever reason, they were kind of a soft target. russians were able to find people who they could dupe into participating in their operation. but there's another specific way they went after florida we don't yet understand the consequences of. we don't understand the danger of it but it's now back in the news for right now. the details of it turned up a few weeks ago in the last big indictment from the special counsel's office. that indictment against a bunch of russian military intelligence officers from the gru. in that indict, according to that indictment, the month before the 2016 election, so october 2016, gru officers involved in the russian a

big, big upset in the primary in florida. yesterday, to pick a democratic candidate for governor in that crucial state, andrew gillum winning the democratic nomination in florida has been a shot of adrenaline for the democratic party base coast-to-coast today. it absolutely makes that one governor's race a big national story. a point of national focus between now and election day in november. we're going to talk this hour with the dean of florida political reporters who is and i say this in a nice way. he is a freaking cynical guy. definitely i've seen everything you can't surprise me kind of guy. he today told us andrew gillum winning that race in florida and what it means for florida and democrats, broadly, is something he has never seen before. and he never says stuff like that. i know this is one candidate, one campaign, one race. but there is something about that surprise result in that one race last night na has grabbed even the most jaded political observers by their lap els and shaken them up. we will be talking about that, some of the reasons behind what happened there comi

. >> it has zero to do with race. it had everything to do with whether we want florida to continue to go in a good direction or do we want to turn to left wing socialist policies. >> ron desantis is extraordinary. ha harvard, yale, brilliant. >> i know ron and i don't know him to be a racist. that was just a stupid comment to make. he should apologize. >> i'm not going to apologize because i didn't say anything about race. >> okay. all that's happened on day two of the florida gubernatorial campaign. the president is worried. here is why he should be worried. there's multiple investigations into his campaign and businesses. they are growing and starting to bear fruit. so far there's been one out right conviction of his former campaign chairman for bank and tax fraud. even though these charges rul da all date to before the campaign. the first conviction and prospect of another could cause serious problems for the president. in new york there's two immunity deals in place. one for david pecker, the keeper of the president's secret and his money back at the trump organization. both are e

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for the senate runs through florida and arizona. let's play hard ball. good evening. i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. the polls are now closed in most of the state of florida. florida, the sight of one of tonight's major primary elections, the marquis event in that state, races for governor on the democratic and republican sides. a test there as well in that republican contest of president trump's clout. we'll start watching those numbers begin to trickle in from florida any minute now. and as they start to trickle in, we'll also be looking ahead to the state of arizona. that is where polls will be closed a few hours from now. probably. there's an issue there with extensive polling times. more on that in a second. there's also another breaking story tonight to tell you about. the washington post reporting that president trump has again begun talking about firing his attorney general, jeff sessions. his attorneys have reportedly pushed back against that idea. we will have much more on that story coming up. but first, as we said tonight's big races. later on tonight, abo

. also this hour a senator from florida says russia has penetrated the u.s. state's voter registration system head of the midterm elections but state authorities say there's zero evidence to support that claim. and an empty passenger plane crashes in washington state in the u.s. after being stolen by an airline employee who was reportedly suicidal. this is our change our national coming to life from the russian capital welcome to the program. two palestinians have been killed in over two hundred injured in the latest violence at the israeli gaza border the protest erupted after a cease fire deal between hamas militants and israel came into effect on thursday that agreement meant ending all rocket fire on israel in airstrikes on the gaza strip journalist who. was at the latest protest. a little bit meters away from chanting slogans like i was ready. to i was. right and they're letting the roadsides. it's right if i says i didn't do frightening. the scene in protesters. the policy protesters have been burning tires to alert the bridgend of they certainly snipers that the isr

genuine upset in florida that ends up being a pretty important state in national elections. i don't know if you have heard. andrew gillum pulled off a stunning win over more establishment deep candidates. this sets up something that we have not seen before. a major test between a bernie sanders like progressive and a trump like republican we should note that he will speak with the democratic nominee, just moments away. >> meanwhile, the race to replace jeff flake was not even close. . she is set to face off against democratic congresswoman in a race that could help decide which party will take control of the senate. joining us now, the former campaign manager for bernie sanders and author of "how bernie won." how are you? >> i'm well, how are you? >> i'm well, i'm assuming you are happy because gillum is a bernie backed candidate. >> let's be clear, the credit goes to and rye gillum and his team who worked hard and had a message that resonated with people in florida. he was a person of humble origins with a tremendous career helping people through his government service in florida. i thi

much. by the way, as i said earlier. it's election night for primary voters in florida and arizona. we've got live reports for you on the ground next and we all speak with congressman ron desantis, who just became the republican nominee for florida's governor. he got a surprising opponent this fall, we'll tell you about that next. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >> laura: voters of the polls in primaries across three states but took a particular states will g >> laura: voters hit the polls in primaries across three states but two particular states will greatly impact novembers midterms. for more on that, we go to florida, e

counter we've got live reaction. on the senator from florida say he's russia has penetrated the u.s. the voter registration system ahead of the midterm elections but state authorities say there is zero evidence to support the claim. i run the clock across the world this is your r t international from the team and myself you know me welcome to the program top story violence on the israeli gaza border how seen two palestinians killed more than two hundred injured the protests erupted in spite of a ceasefire deal between hamas militants and israel which came into effect on thursday journalist who was the latest protest. i mean let me just tell you. gaza. that day was. yesterday. the policy protesters have been burning tires to hurt the bridge and of the israeli snipers that the israeli forces continue to use live ammunition or scores of how the kids have been injured at least five are in severe critical condition uploading to what i saw today and according to all of the injuries. i have to tell you that to you guys that are being thrown today is a new complication on the palestinians p

senator from florida. penetrated the u.s. voter registration system at the midterm elections. to support. around the clock across the world this is your r.t. international from the team and myself you know neal hello and welcome to our top story the turkish president making economic to shift reliance on the u.s. dollar after donald trump imposed punitive trade sending turkey's currency into a tailspin. looking towards countries such as russia and china for currency alternatives. we are preparing to use our own national currency with our biggest trading partners such as china russia ukraine if european countries want to get away from the us dollar then we are ready to set up such a system. when the turkish leader stated it might be time for ankara to start looking for a new friends and allies president carter won appealed to citizens to ditch their u.s. dollars and buy up turkish lira as the currency spiraled in the wake of donald trump declaring he was doubling import tariffs on turkish metal imports i have just authorized a doubling of tariffs on steel and on the menu with respect to tu

florida. a bernie sanders-backed african-american mayor is the democrats' surprise nominee for governor set to take on the republican who came from behind to win his primary thanks to an endorsement from the president. in another shake-up in the trump legal team. the president confirming what's been rumored for months. white house lawyer don mcgahn is on the way out. and senator lindsey graham will be here to sit down with me and share his fondest memories of his colleague and close friend john mccain. >>> lindsey, aren't you a lawyer? yeah, i am, john. you know the difference between a lawyer and a catfish? no, i don't. one say bottom dwelling scum-sucking creature and the other is a -- i'm going to miss these dumb jokes. >> you're looking at live pictures of the arizona statehouse where john mccain will soon lie in state on what would have been his 82nd birthday. much more on his life and his legacy including an interview with his dear friend senator lindsey graham in minutes but we begin with two primary races and a contrast between the old way and new way in politics. in arizona, th

pushing civil asset forfeiture reform. fiscal policy changes, florida has done a great job in terms of its fiscal policies over the last 15-20 years. a lot of action. while the federal government seems to have not cared very much about spending increases relative to both the economy and to just absolutely, states have paid attention to that. think about marijuana policy, colorado, washington, alaska, others have been at the forefront of this. education policy, nevada, arizona, florida. regulatory reform, indiana, wisconsin, michigan, states that the right to work. state governments are active and sometimes we miss that. it's also the case state governments are competing for citizens and businesses. they have to pay attention to this because people and businesses to vote with the fee. i have to attract those people. and also as justice brandeis talked about states are those laboratories for democracy where experimentation can happen. so how do we define freedom? have a very typical american conception of this. we believe freedom is a moral concept and we said that freedom is the ability to

>>> making news in america this morning, fierce backlash from the president's pick for florida governor. >> the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda. >> the controversial comment about his opponent that some are calling racist. >>> breaking overnight, a former texas police officer sentenced for murder in the fatal shooting of a teenager. what the jury decided. >>> dental deception. a woman under arrest accused of pulling teeth and performing surgeries without a license. how she was able to practice dentistry for years and the serious health issues at least one patient suffered. >>> plus, the sister showdown, serena williams' big win putting her up against venus and the u.s. open accused of sexism after a female player is penalized for taking her shirt off while male players are frequently bare chested. >>> the shocking cost of day care. how it compares to some family's rent. >>> and timing is everything when it comes to caffeine. how our coffee habit is killing productivity. >>> and we do say good morning, everyone. i'm kendis gi

tournament in jacksonville, florida, in the downtown area, a place that had been bustling with activity. now the challenge for authorities is to try to find people who had sheltered in place just a few moments ago. the jacksonville sheriff's office turning to their twitter page to tell people, trying to relay a message to individuals who are seeking shelter to use their cell phones to call 911 so a s.w.a.t. team or police officers can actually get to them. they point out that they're finding many people still hiding in locked areas at the landing. the landing a very popular spot there in the downtown area along the banks of the st. john's river that houses a lot of stores, dining, and night life location and this game bar where this madden video game tournament had been happening. so this message right now has been put out there. interesting, as you read the bottom of that tweet, fred, that jacksonville sheriff's office using that hashtag to relay all official information that again the headline is multiple fatalities, among them a suspect. >> terrible. polo, thank you so much.

, august the 29th. we begin with a comment made by florida's republican for governor ron de santis in an already dramatic and consequential race. he's set to face off against andrew gillum, the first african-american to ever claim that title in florida. here's what he just said about gillum on fox news. >> how do you plan to beat him? >> well, look, florida elections are always competitive. this is a guy who although he's much too liberal for florida, i think he's got huge problems with how he's governed tallahassee. he is an articulate spokesman for those far left views and he's a charismatic candidate. i watched those democrat debates. none of that was my cup of tea, but i mean he performed better than the other people there, so we've got to work hard to make sure that we continue florida going in a good direction. let's build off the success that we've had with governor scott. the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. that is not going to work, that's not going to be good for florida,

hundred are injured in the latest on. rest on the israeli gaza border. the senator from florida says rush's penetrated the u.s. states a voter registration system ad in the midterm elections state authorities though say there's zero evidence to support back claims. and space tops the list of countries receiving the most migrants on the mediterranean this year as a new refugee deal comes into effect between spain and germany. never a good afternoon for me kevin owen just to midday here in moscow you're watching r t international first this saturday then two palestinians have been killed and over two hundred injured in the latest violence in the israeli gaza border the protests erupted after a cease fire deal between hamas militants and israel came into effect on thursday that agreement should have ended all rocket fire on israel and airstrikes on the gaza strip. he was at the latest protest. i mean let's not get meters away from chanting slogans like i was ready. to i was. right to demand a new political protests. israeli forces. to fight. scene in protesters. the policy protesters ha

great lakes and the florida coast. >> this hearing runs a little over an hour. senators sullivan: welcome. today is an important oversight hearing we are having on habs in our ecosystem. they are complex and damaging and every state in our country now experiences and a jv, including my home state of alaska. over the last 80 years and alaska, habs have killed 15 people and sickened hundreds. habs have also imposed serious financial consequences on our seafood industry and alaska and across the country, and in recent years, conditions that are triggering habs occur more frequently. there are multiple types of habs, which create difficulty in responding to them. paralytic shellfish poisoning, the psp, is an illness caused by eating shellfish contaminated with toxic algae. this can cause human illness or even death in very small concentrations. commercially-harvested shellfish is regularly tested, but psp is a particular concern for shellfish harvested for personal use or subsistence use. for example, in southeast alaska many tribal members are concerned with the lack of psp testing

, today, from houston, texas. later today, i'm leading a rally in florida, against the state's outrageous stand your ground law. more on that in a moment. first, there are continued moves by the president to insight his base, again. at a rally last night in ohio, president trump continued to attack the media, the democrats, the special counsel investigating the 2016 election and, yes, black people. >> they are talking about this blue wave. i don't think so. i don't think so. maxine waters is leading. maxine. she's a real beauty. maxine. a seriously low iq person. seriously. maxine waters, she's leading the charge. >> let me tell you about the spin that is president is doing here and why i think his approach will not work, even on his own base. i remember when i was a young civil rights activist, younger civil rights activist, james brown, the founder of soul, embraced my youth. he said reverend, there are those that are lounge acts, they work in the lounge where they serve drinks and have to compete with the noise and drinks and conversation. then, when you make it is when you

begin with an election alert. primary results pouring in from the state of florida. first to the gubernatorial primary, already at 8:00 p.m. on the east coast fox news can project the winner is ron desantis, a congressman who was trailing by 15 points until the president got behind him full bore. a major major victory. a major victory for desantis and the president. the democratic side of the democratic race. full early to call a victor many of the polls show her well ahead of a crowded field. second place is andrew gillum who is backed by bernie sanders. so far nip and tuck. but gwen graham is the daughter of a former u.s. senator from the state of florida. the republican primary for u.s. senate, rick scott who is term limited as governor of that state. he's the winner in this primary as expected. a blowout. he'll be the republican nominee for senate. he'll take on the incumbent bill nelson in a hotly contested general election based on the polls. a prime pickup opportunity potentially in an important swing state. any surprises here? let's talk to edward lawrence. he joins me li

. >>> also tonight, the outrage over the words used today by a republican candidate for governor in florida, having just won the primary last night, now facing the mayor of tallahassee, what he said about him today causing backlash. an anchor on fox news saying, we do not condone this language. >>> the deadly heat wave tonight. the train catching fire. an 11-year-old girl dying in a hot car. and tonight, the line of severe storms, three confirmed tornadoes. >>> the officer speaking out tonight, on trial for shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times and killing him. the suspect seen on body cam walking past the officer. tonight, that officer in his own words, saying, "i'm not a racist." >>> just in tonight, the player responding, and what we just heard from the u.s. open, after outrage. a female player warned for this moment, changing her shirt around. it was on backwards. while the men sit on the sidelines with their shirts off, no penalty. what's now happened tonight. >>> and made in america is back tonight. and here's the hint. that famous line, bet you can't eat just one. the farmers ready to th

israeli gaza border. a senator from florida says russia has penetrated the u.s. states voter registration system ahead of those midterm elections and state authorities though say there's zero evidence to support that claim. space tops the list of countries receiving the most migrants on the mediterranean this year is a new refugee deal comes into effect between spain and germany. by the ring of all this is art international live from moscow with me kevin owen just ten ten am here now first then two palestinians have been killed in over two hundred injured in the latest violence on the israeli gaza border the protests erupted after a cease fire deal between hamas militants and israel came into effect on thursday that agreement and the all rocket fire on israel and air strikes on the gaza strip . was at the latest protest. i mean let me just tell you. that i was and there. was. the protesters have been burning tires. they certainly snipers. there israeli forces continue to use live ammunition or scores of these have been injured at least five are in severe critical condition in

night in florida. he is going to join us here in this hour and tell us how he did it and tell us what he think it is strategy is for going all the way. but we will also cover impeachment and last week really became the week where everyone was talking about impeachment. the president was talking about impeachment, if i ever got impeached, as he said on fox news. now we know tonight that that's what they're talking about inside the white house. >> talking about bringing on whole new squadrons of lawyers. >> and of course the president being very jealous of jared kushner's lawyer, a real lawyer who has actually been involved in impeachment proceedings in the past. wishes he now had abbie low well instead of the former mayor of new york who -- okay. i won't even finish that line. >> i forget he's supposed to be his lawyer. >> thank you, rachel. we have breaking news tonight about the president and impeachment. trump recently has consulted his personal attorneys about the likelihood of impeachment proceedings. the washington post reporting from inside the white house is based on interviews