joining me now, political an list gin al louden -- beginna ga louden. and hector ramirez. >> he started his campaign with certain rhetoric. his base expects him to continue down that path to a certain extent. but he has come to the realization you have to win a certain extent of the hispanic vote. i met with donald a year ago and i cautioned him. i think i see him becoming aware of the fact he's going to have to go there. but he's damned if he doesn't and damned if he does. we have seen him berating immigrants and others. now he has come to the harsh reality that you will have to back some of that stuff down. elizabeth: mr. trump -- we are just about 70 days from the election. it's tough to reverse course in this short a time, right? >> i don't think he needs to. nothing he said has been backing off of what he said before. mr. trump has a record of action. he understands if a country like mexico prospers and becomes more stable that only works to benefit america. hillary and obama talk about division, and mr. trump takes action. like he did in louisiana

we had this accident at louden street. the accident is cleared so traffic moving now nydia. >> karen thank you. >>> new video showing a driver backing into a gas pump tipping the pump into another car and sparking a fire. it happened at a citgo station in farmington connecticut on monday and you can see a woman in that second car rushing to get two children out of the back seat. within a short time flames engulfed both cars. amazingly everyone got away safely. police say the driver had accidentally hit the gas pedal causing the crash. >>> new on "action news," hundreds of live crickets and worms on a crowded new york city subway. now the woman accused of letting them loose is facing a long list of charges. police arrested 21-year-old zaida pugh yesterday accused of dumping the bugs last wednesday as part of a video prank. the stunt caused panic as riders scrambled to avoid the crickets and worms. pugh says she wanted to draw attention to the plight of the homeless. >> time for a preview of "gma." >> hello ginger. >> report

he spent seven years behind bars and now he's a fitness instructor and mentors inmates at the louden county jail. he says the right to vote should be an important part of reconciliation process and becoming a contributing member of the community. >> i will not stand down and allow discriminatory state laws to destabilize our communities. >> i work with inmates every week. one of the things we talk about a lot is how to play a positive role in the community in which you live. voting is one of those things that's nt month after the virginia supreme court threw out the order for clemency for 200,000 felons. today he laid out plans to restore voting rights to the rest of the felons not included in today's announcement. >>> some heated social media threats in the wake of a murder of a young rapper have police concerned at this hour. >> police tell us there is no evidence the ambush killing of rapper dirty swipey is not linked to his girlfriend. police are now in the middle of a very intense investigation. >> reporter: police want to put an end to have the threats to stop any additional vi

gina louden, and fox contributor and democratic strategist julie rachinski and also trump supporter kerri ann. and so you have had experience with donald trump, and when you hear that he is a mean guy, and he does not like latinos, give us the background and how would yous assess that? >> well, had a personal friendship with donald trump back in 2009 when i was miss california, and he really stood up for me at a time when it was not popular to stand up for someone who is outspoken about being politically incorrect, and that is what i love about him, because he speaks the truth, and he speaks for the majority the of the people in the country, a how they feel. and you know, as far as the latinas go, i think that he is going be winning them over, i do. >> you do? >> i really do. i think that they want job security, and they want, as far as putting a wall up, i mean, what kind of country doesn't have borders? we don't have a country if we don't have security. >> we continue have the olympics if we don't have borders ooeith. >> right. >> and to call him a racist and that is the furthest thing,

mario is excited about life and her new teaching assignment in louden county public schools. >> the first year i will ever have to go in to school not being a diabetic. >> reporter: now 46, just out of college when she was diagnosed with a life threatening form of type 1, brittle diabetes. >> i have had a out of the blue heel fracture, cataract surgery, 20 different laser surgeries because of rett. >> reporter: in 2012 started dialysis with horrible side effects. a year later received a kidney transplant from a living donor, a friend she knew in college. no more dialysis but still had diabetes. >> due to the suppression patients receive following the transplant, the diabetes worsens. >> reporter: to cure her, she needed a new pancreas, her prayers for answered. >> before we took down the drapes, she was cured of her diabetes. her glucoses were normal and been that way ever since. >> that was the best thing, giving my doctors the insulin, give it to somebody else that can use it. i don't need it anymore. seia. it was best feeling. >> reporter: this procedure is not for all type 1 diabetics

gina louden and miss california 2009. you guys are like best friends, right? >> besties. >> oh my gosh. said it at the same time. that's great. >> you know, when you examine, does it matter -- you've got all of these women, paula jones, juanita broderick talking about assault, gennifer flowers consensual. does it make a difference? >> of course it makes a difference. when you're talking about assault, that's a completely different thing. and the thing that makes me just enjoy this story probably more than i should is the fact that half -- mo. >> you enjoy sex scandal stories? >> i enjoy when hypocrisy is exposed. this is another example of where the voters have a clear choice between someone who enters into scandals, doesn't care who's hurt, covers it up, lies about it and proceeds to act like it didn't happen. they're not focusing on other things where mr. trump is concerned. they're happy to focus on his past. how about if he point out the fact that hillary still has never defended these women. >> she was part of the effort to smear, slander. >> exactly. her

ford o'connell, kathy taylor and gina louden. before we get to the campaign news. this is breaking news. i think this will be the biggest headline in the news tomorrow morning. ford, your quick thoughts now that there is more evidence this was the quid pro quo that means it was ransom and not a coincidence. >> the obama administration has been downplaying this the entire time. it was a simple question. if you gave this money are we going to get the hostages back. people should be upset about the way the obama administration is handling iran. the fact is iran has taken more hostages. the u.s. has gotten hosed all around and the question is whether the american voter will care. charles: gina, i know this sprung up on you. almost everyone believed it was ransom to begin with. but now that there is more evidence of this, the administration will deny this. but if you were willing to pay $100 million per hostage, why does that not put a target on somebody else's back. >> it absolutely does. if you look at gitmo news. how many of our people put their lives in harm's way f

>>> in frederick, louden, across montgomery county people are cleaning up what last night's storms left behind. this is a lightning strike split a branch in half sending it crashing to the roof of a home. that clean up will be slow going. for some, it's another brutally hot day. first at noon, more on the dangerous heat on this yellow weather alert day. good afternoon. i am in the weather center with first alert meteorologist allyson rae. >> we don't have that excessive heat warning today. today is a heat advisory. it's going to be dangerous for those sensitive to the heat, elderly, children, your pets. today we are looking at heat advisory until 8:00 tonight, 105 up to 110. it's already warm out there. on sunday we have over 110. today we are -- the heat advisory will carry on as heat indices sky rocket. even if you are not in the advisory in frederick, it will be 101. 96 martinsburg. this can be the last day that we deal with the heat advisory. it will be hot. we'll get to the numbers. as far as records are concerned, our record is 102. we have three days of triple digit heat temperat

. >> louden county is a huge battleground. very large, second only to fairfax. there is a lot of swing voters there, a lot of people who can be persuaded. >> reporter: once reliably republican, louden county voted twice for president obama in 2008. >> it is good to be back in virginia. >> reporter: and 2012. >> how's it going, leesburg. >> reporter: now it's the top target for both clinton and trump. >> we have to get everybody out, louden county is so important. >> reporter: the real estate mogul has already won over some louden county voters. >> he basic chi says things like it is. i feel that you can trust him, more than hillary. >> it's mainly a never hillary vote. >> really? >> yes, because i think she has way too much baggage to be president of the united states. >> reporter: but clinton supporters here are just as committed. >> i think competency is important, and she clearly has a lot of experience and seems to know what she's doing. >> she's the best candidate for the job. i have been a sporter of hers for a along time. in this particular case, i think

beginngina louden is back with . eric? >> it will be the opposite of what they said about hillary clinton's plan. he laid out his economic team today. i think you will see a pro-growth agenda starting monday. and he's going to give it back to the two issues that matter most to the americans. i think you are going to see him reshift, go back to those two issues and capitalize on it. charles: his initial economic plan, there were concerns about it, particularly the deficit part of it. you mentioned hillary clinton, according to the american action committee, $2.2 trillion deficit and $3 trillion in taxes. do you think we'll see a deficit reduction in donald trump's plan? >> i do. that's what americans care about. reducing the deficit and increasing our jobs. just like you said in your opening. we have jobs going overseas. we are outsource our jobs. hillary clinton is going to continue the status quo of the obama administration and that's job deletion, not job growth. >> there is no one from silicon valley on there. no one fr

charles: beginn jenna louden? >> it's only discriminatory on the part of democrats who are against any form i.d. they stated in the "wall street journal" that they need this for blacks because blacks are less sophisticated. i can't imagine such racist language resonating with black voters. why would you want to vote democrat if that's what your own party leaders think of you. this was a sophisticated effort on the part of to steal the election in 2008. charles: you have to say voters -- we need i.d.s for everything. when i forget my i am d. to come to this building, i cry. i need it all day long. to vote. >> there are a lot of people who don't have i.d., a lot of older people and poor people. they don't have i.d. it does support the -- does suppress the vote. he's saying everything is rigged and trying to set people up for his failure. in the fox news poll he's down 10 points. charles: i'm not buying it's so hard to get i am d. the on thing hard by the is waiting in line. i was at the motor vehicle saturday. illeg