that's the sarasota republican party. >> brian: wow, congratulations. >> it's great. florida. >> steve: very nice. i'm sure you heard about this, last week harry reid said a secret source called him on the phone and said that mitt romney didn't pay taxes for ten years and that mitt romney's father would be ashamed if he were alive. so many people think he's made that stuff up and here is senator lindsey graham of south carolina yesterday calling harry dirty harry, a liar. >> i've been around this town for a while. i actually like harry, but what he did on the floor of the senate is so out of bounds. i think he's lying about his statement knowing something about romney. this is what's wrong -- >> that's pretty stiff. >> i think a leader of the -- i really do. i think he's created an issue here, i think he's making things up and a time when the country is just about to fall apart. >> steve: that's where we are. making stuff up. >> brian: what do you think? >> first of all, i think he paid taxes and i think that he shouldn't probably at this point give his returns becaus

it's a beautiful day for football in sunny sarasota, florida. sarah elmore team mom for the junior north port hugs huskies is sitting in the stands eagerly awaiting her team's game. >> we have 25 players on our team and they were sitting around me listening to music, getting pumped up for our particular game. >> on the field below, the senior north port huskies are beating the sarasota gators, and the gators aren't happy. >> oh, geez. >> the game is becoming more and more confrontational. using vulgarities and numerous curse words are being used and they disagree with a call. instead of talking to the referee and sorting it out, they just start screaming at him and moving towards him in a hostile manner. >> although they aren't even at halftime, the referee ends the game. that means a win for the huskies. their fans erupt into cheers, but video captured by someone in the stands reveals gator coaches exploding with anger. >> in that video, you can see a coach being contemptuous towards a referee, kicking the yellow flag that the referee had throw

so, i was in sarasota last night, we had a great evening in sarasota and i left for new york. so i'm in new york, now, i was going to do your show with you for a change, and i looked forward to that but you are had and i am in new york. >>neil: are you still on for this surprise? what was it? >>guest: they want to but we have to work it out scheduling wise and we will know over the next 44 hours. >>neil: it will kickoff, it was supposed to be the kickoff. now tomorrow is the kickoff, if you are not kicking off tomorrow, you lose the opportunity. >>guest: getting there is not as easy for me as it is for other people something we are trying to work on. >>neil: what do you mean, you have a swat team of private jets at your proposal? >>guest: i have a swat team of meet evening and deals. so, i do have other things. >>neil: i will eliminate some things. are you going to do one of these things where you go on camera and say president obama you are fired. >>guest: it is something really exciting and people are excited about it and i know as you know as they announce they want to do i

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we caught up with trump in sarasota. >> first let's talk about the weather. hurricane, tropical storm isaac. what political impact do you think that will have on this convention? >> i don't think it's going to have an impact. it does miss one day. i was a big part of monday. i just got here and find out monday was canceled. i don't think it's going to have a huge impact. i think the message is going to get out. the message is going to be a message of jobs. it's about jobs. mitt romney is and was a very, very successful person. he knows business. he knows jobs. he knows how to put people to work. you look at our unemployment, it's not 8.3%. it's probably 20% or 21%. 8.3% is fiction. minimum 15% or 16%. mitt romney will put people back to work. >> what's the takeaway romney needs to leave here to the 30 million-plus maybe taking a first look at romney? >> they have to be not be so politically correct. we're a country in tremendous trouble. we have to say it like it is. we don't have to be nice to president obama. we don't have to say he's a wonderful person, be

live in sarasota kid does cbs five. and sandras de police are investigating the a it murder of the happened in broad daylight. after one-third of this afternoon shots were fired and reported near 13th and charles. not far from the 8811. when officers arrived they found a man dead in a car. other bay area have lines and giving new life to an abandoned east oakland library. they say this over the former city librarian miller avenue calling it the victor martinez people's library. they're asking for donated books and supplies that sites has been used mostly by squatters since the 1970's. enoki vice-president are pleased today in its use of forests policies in march from the station down international boulevard there then joined by the anti-government group anonymous there are no major disruptions when answers. it's nice an obstacle for investigators the refinery fire in richmond struck some engineers say it's too dangerous and out of reporter joe vasquez explains what is the center of the federal savings investigation. rep

. >> a huge honor in sarasota. first, alan west punching an old woman and kids are used to attack him. how, representative responding like only he can. and that story coming up. "fox & friends" hour three starts now. ♪ good morning, everyone, it's monday through friday crew with you today as we kick off convention coverage. unfortunately we're kicking off this fox news alert about the weather because we're now on a hurricane watch as isaac continues to pick up steam and forcing changes for the republican national convention, we have live fox news team coverage and we start first with janice dean in the weather center, tracking the storm for us. >> janice: hi, gretchen, yes, the latest 8 a.m. advisory updating us on the wind and still 65 miles per hour. the center of the storm is over water and we're expecting it to strengthen into a hurricane within the next 24 to 48 hours. there is the center right there. not looking great on the satellite image, but we expect it to pass over the very warm water of the florida s

he did attend an event yesterday in sarasota. he was named the statesman of the year in sarasota, florida. so you know, the donald got a little love, but not so much love tonight at the republican convention. >> all right, so we'll check back with you shortly. thank you for that update. it is 39 minutes past the hour here. >>> an earthquake storm. hundreds of quakes, one after another rattling the west coast and shaking a lot of nerves. a look at the aftermath and a video as buildings shook. that is coming up next. the 2-in-1 swiffer sweeper, a great clean doesn't have to take long. i'm done. are you thinking what i'm thinking? ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ okay. all right. oh! [ female announcer ] the 2-in-1 swiffer sweeper uses electrostatic dry cloths to clean better than a broom. and its wet mopping cloths can clean better than a mop in half the time so you don't miss a thing. mom, have you seen my -- hey! hey! he did it. [ female announcer ] swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. your doctor wi

mia love joins me now, also a congressional candidate and mayor of sarasota springs. welcome to the show, great to have you here. you were well received and part of it was your personal story how your parents came to this country, tell us a little bit about that now. >> my parents immigrated to the u.s. with $10 in their pockets and they worked hard for everything they have. i remember on the first day of college i took my dad with me and he said her mom and i have done everything we could to get you here today, you will not be a burden to society, you will give back and i've taken those edibles everywhere i've gone. gerri: talking about the values of hard work, the views of republicans in the party, tell us a little bit about breaking barriers because you are hoping to break one in congress. >> look, these principles, fiscal discipline, personal responsibilities ring true. they ring true for everybody. we looked in the speech trying to portray the america that we are and what we remember about this country and the direction we could be going in unless we do something

she's the mayor of sarasota. she's running as a six term democrat. >> in all of utah. >> and the only african-american elected from utah. >> she's they are putting her forward because demographics is destiny. she would be the first african-american woman as a republican to serve in congress. that's a pretty significant deficit. these star terms can make a big difference. they have a fundamental deficit. >> the next generation of republican stars really has much more surprising diversity than has been acknowledged. >> people are definitely the buzz around here. they are excited to hear her speak. she's going to be talking about her parents and saying how she's going to be talking about how this is the america her parents knew. they didn't turn to washington for help. they turned within themselves. thank you very much. see you tomorrow. >> absolutely. >>> coming up next, more from tampa as some ron paul delegates are making sure they're candidate is not forgotten. we're going to show you what just happened after co

>> they want me to go and i'm going to be in sarasota the night before where i'm being honored by the republican party in florida as the statesman of the year. and that will be very interesting, and i look forward to that. and i probably will be going, but they do want me to go, yes. >> how about speak? have you been asked to speak? >> i would rather not say that, but they do want me to do something major at the convention. >> something major, now you have certainly teased us. what is the very major? can you give us a hint? >> i'm not allowed to say, but it's something very, very major. >> donald trump reporting he has been tapped to do something very, very major. at the republican national convention at the end of this month. should we also look forward to hearing some time soon about the very, very major roll that she'll play at the rnc. he's exciting. primetime speech? that's the kind of enthusiasm mr. romney is looking for in bringing the primaries back in time for the convention. of course, he's also looking for ways to turn the conversation of the country away from the fact he w

he who will be awarded statesman of the year by the republican party of sarasota next week during the republican national convention. but maybe, maybe they don't get it deserves some special attention for what it signifies, a tip of the hat to mysogeny, to a worn-out, baseless claim that women don't actually know what's going on in the world or what's good for them. they just don't get it. they're too busy washing their hair or gossiping or walking small purse-sized dogs. but perhaps mr. trump should take a look at what women do know. which these days, happens to be a lot more than men. more women than men attend college. more women earn bachelors degrees than men and have for the previous 16 years. and while 10.5 million men earned higher degrees last year, that's a lot of higher degrees, 11 million women did so, too. but what's book learning good for? just liberal elite media take-downs of fearmongering, race-baiting comments, right? this election is all about the economy, about getting back to work, about strengthening the american middle class and just like the donald said, maybe

he purchased it legally in sarasota, florida, back in 1991. however, he did not legally have a permit to carry the gun here in new york. fredericka? >> you mentioned there was some longstanding dispute between johnson and ercolino. what were some of the exchanges they may have had? >> reporter: we are hearing more about that. apparently ercolino filed some sort of a police complaint against johnson basically saying that johnson had threatened to kill him and also, fredericka, johnson in turn had also filed a report against ercolino. so it turns out they must have had some sort of a grudge against each other that that got to a point when both of them ended up going to the police and filing report against each other. fredericka? >> jason carroll, thanks so much. midtown manhattan. >>> have you downloaded one of the political campaign apps for your smartphone? there's some concern they could be invading your privacy and what's next for the legacy of tour de france champion lance armstrong? we go in-depth on the doping scandal. ♪ (train horn) vo

we're opening a bigger store in sarasota and you may see a couple other of those coming down the stream. i think that you're going to see net increase in terms of the square footage. >> one last question, this luxury consumer. when i was down at your store in miami, i've got to tell you, that's got to be the richest group of people eve ever seen in the world. are they spending like there's no tomorrow? >> i think one of the strongest markets we're seeing in the country is in southern florida, both in our day land and bell harbor stores. enormous amount of influx there over the southern, south american, brazilian, as well as the chinese are starting to come in and the europeans. >> just a great quarter. congratulations to you. >> thank you very much. >> that's the chairman and ceo of saks. stock is not done because the growth is here. stay with cramer. >> coming up, ride the lightning. take a nonstop thrill ride as cramer goes stock after stock. all your calls taken rapid fe on "the lightning round." and later, know the drill? as election season heats up, america's domestic energy develo

>> well, according to the mayor's office, johnson purchased the gun legally in sarasota, florida, back in 1991. however, the mayor's office says, randi, that johnson did not have a permit to carry the gun here in new york. and as you know, new york's mayor, michael bloomberg, has been very vocal, very critical about all the guns on the streets. this now just adding more fuel to that debate. >> yeah, and it sounds like the two of them had a real history together. >> without question. i mean, everything that we're hearing that these two men, johnson and ercolino back at hazan imports never liked each other, had some sort of a run-in, had actually, according to police, filed reports against each other. and so, this long-standing grudge all coming to a head yesterday. >> jason carroll, thank you very much for your reporting. >>> will the ongoing war in afghanistan take center stage at the rnc or the dnc, for that matter? more than 80,000 american troops in afghanistan right now, but you might not know it from the campaign trail. so, why is the war not at the forefront of the race for the w

host: let's hear from sarasota, florida on the republican line. caller: good morning. sir, and i would like to commend you on the way you have handled the police department. on sunday i was at the rally for liberty at the dome and i was really impressed with the way the police handle people. there were very friendly and you get information from them when you needed it instead of being aggressive. in sarasota where i live our police tend to be more aggressive even if you just asked an innocent question. they are kind of angry. it's mainly the young rookies. i don't know if homeland security has anything to do with their training or not, but it seems over the last five years things have changed in attitude toward the public. what do you think about that? guest: thank you and i will pass that along to our officers. we are deploying 3500 or so officers and they're coming from all over the state to help us. the tampa police department will it tries to be user-friendly. we understand we are the front lines, we are the folks that you deal with in times of crisis, when things

accepting a statesman of the year award from the sarasota county republican party. >> god. >> stephanie: last night, an hour away from tampa. republican party. >> based on what? >> stephanie: to a carnival -- reality show guy. he reignited questions about the president's birth. he talked about romney and said he did make a joke and some people thought it might not be a joke. it is an issue a lot of people believe in. it is a huge issue that a lot of people -- >> huge. >> stephanie: are concerned about. the amount of time he spent in the future remains to be seen. he's still working on it. >> a huge group of people believe in leprechauns which are not huge. they're tiny little fellas. huge numbers of people believe in them. >> stephanie: he said let's just say this. there's a huge group of people that are not believers in what obama did. what he said and where he came from. we'll see what happens over the coming weeks and months. he also went on to call obama's campaign vicious. >> vicious and angry! >> stephanie: i have to elaborate on the big surprise tonight. trump said it was a very

he's getting some award in sarasota florida statesman of the year award. he's telling reporters and everyone who will listen he's very much wanted as a speaker there but we'll have to see. >> bill: if they give him a slot, they're out of their minds. >> i think -- we'll see obviously. it seems to me he probably won't get a slot but he'll certainly be there and i think he'll be making some noise to reporters and on the shows and talking about all of the convention. but a slot, i don't think so. >> bill: let me tell you who else is not there. that's bobby jindal is not there. rob portman is not mentioned. neither is paul ryan and neither is tim pawlenty. maybe they're on a different list? >> maybe they're on a different list. chris christie, too. people are sort of starting to talk again about him and how he would energize the ticket but in some ways, he's seeming to have fallen off that short list of veeps that haven't really changed. we've been talking about the same people for the last month or so. and you almost imagine that if this thing comes out and i

myers, sarasota, all the way up toward panama city. the forecast looks a little better for louisiana this morning, but we don't want to let our guard down yet. how much rain could the storm produce? our computers are hinting at the possibility of 10 to 15 inches of rain just to the east of the storm. so, it takes a closer track towards the west coast of florida, we could get soaked in areas from tampa to naples. eventually, this storm has to go into the southwestern u.s. of course we are concerned with the landfall, but there is the potential that come wednesday this storm could stop, halt because of the blocking high to its north and we could have a significant flooding event for two or three days in areas of georgia. by the way, georgia right now is in one of their worst droughts in history. you could go from drought to epic >> we are starting off with cloudy skies and isolated showers. showers become more likely in the afternoon. the upper 70's to low 80's and the seven-day forecast includes rain tomorrow, chances taper off early >>

host: we will try to fit in dave from sarasota. caller: i am a member of the national committee social security medicare. i would like to say that i would like them to stop -- starts affecting low income people. not have to be taxed. host: your final thoughts? guest: those questions will take longer to answer. contact our office. we are there to help our members as a resource. write in to ask mary jane. we would also like to hear suggestions from folks. we're always open to that. please contact us. we will keep your issues and considerations in mind. thank you very much. host: brenda sulick from social security, thank you for joining us. >> tomorrow on "washington journal" bill kristol on the latest developments in the presidential race. then a look at the u.s. tax system with andrea campbell who remarked that america is under attack. then sophia nelson will talk about her work at an african- american community. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c- span. >> "washington journal" media series will continue. nson,ll talk to guy be amanda t

myers, sa saraso sarasota, all the way up to panama city. forecast looks a little better for louisiana this morning, but we don't want to let our guard down just yet. how much rain could this storm produce? forecasters are hinting 10 to 15 inches of rain to the east coast of the storm. we could get soaked in areas from tampa to naples. eventually, this storm has to go into the southwest. there's the potential come wednesday this storm could stop. it could halt because of a blocking high to its north. we could have a significant flooding event for two or three days in areas of georgia. by the way, georgia right now is in one of their worst droughts in history. you could go from drought to epic flooding. let's hope not. that's a look at the national forecast. now let's look at weather outside your window. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist tom kierein. storm team 4 radar showing an area of rain slowly advancing to the metro area. light blue and green is light lane. but yellows coming across harder to the sougtheast. beaches getting rain. just

but i'll tell you, the winner is karen in sarasota. i guess we're not getting the sound bite. >> romney did she he said in the first 100 days he's going to let the big banks write their own rules. unchained wall street. they're gonna put y'all back in chains. >> brian: wow. the president still standing by joe biden after those controversial comments to predominantly african-american audience. former presidential candidate herman cain has a response and an idea about this and joins us live. when you heard that, welcome back, by the way. what were you thinking? what do you think he was thinking? >> i believe that vice president biden thought it was funny. it was not funny and it backfired. and once again, this administration has no positive record to run on, so they're trying to scare people. they are trying to ignore the despair that's out there. he was simply trying to be funny in front of an african-american audience and it didn't work. you don't make a cross the line statement like that in front of any kind of audience. this ought to

the night before i'm in sarasota getting the statesman of the year. now, can you believe this? >> steve: congratulations. >> so i'm happy about that. >> steve: going back to the paul ryan for just a minute, speaking of this great show, you were on this great show back in march and we got some videotape where you're not crazy about paul ryan's plan. we're going to play that for you and get your analysis of how things have changed. listen to this. >> i think it's wonderful to come up with plans, but i don't think you should put it into a 50-50 election. i think it's a very dangerous plan for mitt romney, to be honest, where he's going to be running. he's doing very well and he's going to be saddled with a plan that's going to be very hard to live with. >> steve: okay. that was back in march. how do you feel now? >> i don't think anything changed. this is why, it was a very courageous move. i was talking to and listening to paul ryan and it was interesting because he said somebody had to get the dialogue going. if you view it that way, it certain israeli interesting. it's risky, i

>> i start off the night before in sarasota, florida, where i'm getting a great award from the republican group in florida and on monday night, something's going to happen, which i think is going to be terrific. i think it's going to be really terrific, and i think a lot of people are watching and i can't tell you what it is but you'll be seeing very shortly and for next trump tuesday we'll be able to discuss it in great detail. >> are you going to fire numb anybody? >> i don't want to say. >> a lot of people are thinking that's what's going to be. >> i didn't expect to you give it all away. we know we have you the following morning to wrap up on it. we're excited about that. >> you do, indeed. i will be with you at 7:30 next tuesday, no question about it. >> clarify something for me. i have been on vacation the last week and a half or so and i read some reports that you had a conversation with someone somewhere, where they brought up the idea that more women were in favor of obama and you had some thoughts on that and what i read suggested that you thought women thought that because mayb

the night before, in sarasota, florida, i'm getting statesman of the year award so i'm going to be right next door and they do want me to be there. >> what would prevent you from being there, then? >> just if i want to do it. we'll find out. it is not my business. i run a very big business and a great business and going to the convention and speaking is not my thing. i like doing it. i enjoy doing it. i've been in politics all my life. i think i've been of great help to mitt romney and to the republican party but they do want me there, and i will probably be there, but we'll see what happens. it's quite a ways off. >> what should romney do with his releasing his taxes? should he -- it keeps coming up, harry reid's never released his taxes. what do you make of harry? he was a boxer before and i don't think he's running for re-election so he's willing to sort of, you know, he's going to take a lot of flack. he already has, for this. what do you make of all this? >> the problem with a complex tax return you can nit pick it to death, if you release ten mo are years they'll nitpick it and fin

i was in sarasota the previous night at a dinner. it was amazing, actually. and but i was going to tampa. and, you know, you hear the weather forecasters. it was like the end of the world is coming and then go there and it's drizzling. it's ridiculous. i think they get it wrong on purpose and for ratings. they want people to watch them. >> you know what? that would be fine. if that's all it was is for -- i wish everything in the mainstream media did was for ratings, donald. unfortunately, i'm -- i think that's -- >> much of it is for ratings. >> that's fine. >> with which certain people get treated. >> it's ideological -- donald, it's the ideological prism of the elitist east coast that everything is viewed in that is much more debilitating in my opinion than ratings. we were just talking about it. you're a rich guy. you're filthy rich. i don't know whether that makes you feel like you're a bad person. us talking about how mitt romney, i heard it's a negative he's got more than a two-car garage in la hoya and a big i.r.a. and a negative that he's got a couple