i need to talk to craig patrick about this. like a good neighbor, craig patrick is here. >> i'm leer to grant you your wish. >> i love how that works. >> i'm here. >> we goot problem. we've got a problem. by the way, what about the wishes? >> i'm not going to grant that wish. flot the one you were saying before the break. >> okay. jill mcguire from riverview loves the show but look. >> sorry. i didn't mean nar to happen. no. we can't have that. >> incontinence is not funny. >> if this happened do you send us an e-mail. no. don't send an e-mail. we don't want to hear about it. >> no. that's terrible. there's nothing funny about ruining a fine pair of pants. >> hope it's not ruined. >> should you pay the dry cleaning bill? >> well, no. >> ok. we should not. i apologize, jill. we did not mean for you to ruin good clothes. if it was craig that did it, on behalf of craig i would like to apologize. >> charley or merissa. >> if it was a commercial that's fine. you know, candidates will sometimes, i guess, they'll make a joke and it ge

craig patrick for your hard work. ahh for me. thank you. again, we're going to stay with you going to kelly oh going to dave now. go to dave. >> okay we're sitting a 71 degrees. we do have lot of cloud cover around right now. so we will get back to upper 70s for today. just a slightest less than 20 percent rain chance. mainly north of the tampa area. then tomorrow we get back into more sunshine. you're going to notice tomorrow a little bit drier than at that today. not that today is bad it will be drier. 80 degrees for high temperature. and for lot of people going right in through the weekend. sunshine, high temperatures in the upper 70s. lows, actually a pretty seasonable weekend coming at us. and again just an um could have book end 20 percent rain chances today and once again on tuesday. >> all right. thank you, dave. that will do it for us today is wednesday, november 9th. we thank you for watching this post election day coverage. we're going to live with kelly coming up next and then at 10:30 we will bring you cl

y24zwy y12fy let's go back to our political editor craig patrick now.. it's almost midnight, craig. what are you thinking. >> it's looking very good for donald trump. we're still waiting on michigan and wisconsin. it's all about at this point these two states. let's presume that donald trump 70% of the vote in, he's been leading all night long. we're not seeing anything yet that indicates that hillary clinton, although it is close, can make up that difference in new hampshire. so if donald trump holds on, it all comes down to these two states. if donald trump wins, we're saying winning wisconsin, yes. if he wins the state of michigan, then he's there. i think the key state is michigan combined with new hampshire. those two states would in effect guarantee a donald trump yes. it's very close, but hillary clinton is still trailing. she has been trailing throughout the night. we're not seeing anything as more of the returns come in that suggest she will overcome donald trump. so the other states that we're watching, of course, out west or arizona and nevada. in nevada hillary clinton i

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i'm craig patrick. welcome ladies and gentlemen. welcome to contestants. we have the battle of the bay. thank you for joining us. this is the fourth round. >> absolutely. this is your chance to even it out. we earned a draw or mayor buckhorn runs away with it. who do you pick? >> i have to go with charley. >> he is the secret square. >> a center and a secret. >> once again, we have a very special prize if you get this one right. here we go. >> better get this christ right, a lot >> nasas spacecraft launched in 2005. which 2016 presidential cabbed dat provided the quarter taped inside of it. >> i can't imagine any presidential candidate giving away money. they want to keep that in war checks to spend on advertising. jeb bush makes sense. he was florida governor at the time. jeb bush. >> is he bluffing or onto something? >> i agree. >> you got it right. you gate special prize. let's look at what it is. >> trump steaks are the worlds greatest steaks and i mean that in every sense of the word. >> trump steaks. >> that's the prize? >> let's try something else.

let's go to craig patrick now because craig, you went out on a limb early on to call this race for the state of florida, and back there looking at the broward numbers, really, it was all about that, wasn't if? >> >> well, we were first to call at 10:06. we weren't really going out on a limb because we're looking at math here. what we have is 10:06, roughly 99% of the vote in. you have hillary clinton trailing by more than 138,000 votes at that moment. we say okay, can hillary clinton make that up? what's the maximum number of votes she can make up. we looked at broward county. it h states, and broward county delivered. donald trump's number actually went up a little bit because you had some rural panhandle counties that were delivering in a very big way for donald trump. he was washing out hillary clinton's gains in broward. we said okay, what about miami-dade, no. 100% in. what about palm beach county? no. it wasn't there. this was a replay of 2014. we've seen this story before except instead of clinton trump, it was crist versus scott, and this math lines up almost years ago. althoug

we have breaking news now. >> let's go right to craig patrick. i understand there's some decisions about florida, craig. >> we have a decision here because we're looking at the numbers. remember how we told you just a moment ago that we were waiting for broward county to deliver those well, most of broward is already in. yes, hillary clinton gained some votes, but not enough to make a difference. donald trump still leads by 1.13%. there just are not enough votes in south florida. 98, 99% of miami-dade county in. you have 95% of palm beach county in. paved on ex-- based on extrapolations of the numbers, it just isn't there. it sounds like a repeat of 2014. crist versus scott. this is going to be a win for donald trump. donald trump will win the state of florida based on the fact that we have now nearly 99% of the vote in, and donald trump, look, has picked up just in the few seconds we've been speaking here, now leads by 1.45%. you need one half of one percent to trigger a recount. donald trump is well above that threshold heading into 99% of the

and now the host of was that trump, craig patrick. >> okay. welcome to our first edition of was that trump where our contestants compete to decide if a certain statement was trump or somebody else. let's meet our contestants. where are you from? >> my name is charley belcher. i'm from the news room. sometimes the mail room. a loft times i'm in the mail >> was that trump you say? >> there you go. all right. >> a lot of people said that the day of the election. >> okay. con december tanlt number two. tell us about yourself. >> i'm merissa lynn and i'm from money, power & politics. [clapping] >> good show. good show. >> let's start with the first quote. you have a buzzer. whoever rings in first say if it was trump or somebody else. this country needs a leader. i think i have a much higher iq >> that was trump. >> that was not trump. take a look. >> this country needs a leader. i think i probably have a much higher iq than you do. i would be delighted to compare. >> it was joe biden. there you go. >> really? >> charley is 0-1. here we go again. he

and here's the master of political squares craig patrick. >> here we go. welcome to another round of political squares. so good to see you. >> nice to be seen. ready to do this. >> we'll have them standing up like they got stuck with hat pins. >> are we doing dan ratherisms tonight? >> yes. >> this game will be tighter than a rusted lug nut on a 55 ford. >> tighter >> tight as the pages in a book. >> how about crackling like a hickory fire? >> hot enough to peel paint off a florida concrete block house. >> how about fired up like a tampa parking lot in the middle of july. >> we have a special glory days buck edition with glad colepepper >> thanks for having me. >> ul take charley. >> charley belcher, are you ready for this? >> as long as you don't sack me aisle be good to go. >> who accused gerald ford of playing too much football without a helmet? >> well, roger gadel maybe? put him right into the concussion protocol. delayed the election for weeks. i'm pretty sure. maybe not. maybe not. no. actually, this question. perfect answer to this question is rich

political editor craig patrick here to talk about this historic election. we know it was a late night for you and we're so thankful you're in here this morning. a lot of people are wabing up in shock over this very surprising news. how did the polls get it so wrong? >> let's start with the fox 13 pollster who called before the election. he predicted that donald trump would win. he thought collectively the polling models were off. here in the united states. the polls were undersampling a good number of people that don't normally come out w. that you had big changes. in a state like florida, you have hillary clinton who focused a great deal of time and attention on the great state of florida and she won southeast florida, one -- won hillsborough county and orange county. look at this, by nearly 30 points. that was not enough to counter the beating she took, particularly in the jacksonville area all florida panhandle and with this, this map and the turnout model, though the turnout is higher, is very, very similar to what we saw two years ago in the gubernator

editor craig patrick will even join us in studio starting at seven... to go over all the numbers. in other local news this morning: a tragic crash in st. petersburg. a 72-year-old school crossing guard has died.. after being struck by a suspected drunk driver.((more)) a witness told police the man behind the wheel was driving erratically for several blocks before the crash. and just a few minutes difference could have led to ?more lives being lost. fox 13's shayla reaves is live in pinellas county, with later this half hour: some more big election results from last night... from across the country. including several ?more states, which just legalized marijuana. but first... we should get our first ?forecast of the morning... from dave. break 1: 2:00break 2: 1:45 break 3: 1:40enrk ? harry's meeting clients from far away.? ? but they only see his wrinkles. ? ? he's gotta play it cool to seal the deal. ? ? better find a way to smooth things over. ? ? if only harry used some bounce, to dry.? time for a quick look at sports this morning. and despite a ?rough season for the rays... ther

. >>> joining us now is craig patrick. hello. one week left. seeing a lot of the candidates in the area on the basis. and the vice president tomorrow and florida it very critical here. and lay out for us why and what about the area specifically that >> florida the battleground state. you have 29 votes up for grabs. this will likely decide the winner. trump cannot win the white house without winning florida. he said as much based on what we're seeing. hillary clinton has others if she is able to win. and why tampa bay, this is the largest media market in florida. and it is the and the i 4 corridor. you have 40% more than 40% of the vote the swing vote in the state. that's why the road to tallahassee and this case the road to the white house leads through tampa bay. that's why they are spending time here. >> what about all the focus still on clinton's investigation. you think this is going to make a difference. >> it will maybe to some. if you look across the map. have more uncommitted voters. maybe not as much in florida. most are looked in. and

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let's go to political editor craig patrick.. craig.. can take us through some of the numbers us through some of the numbers you're seeing. you're seeing. . >> what are you seeing so far. >> well just a few moments ago they were separated with more than 8 million votes cast by a mere 70 margin favors donald trump county delivering for each candidate and how much vote is in. right now hillary clinton is winning hillsboro county. not overwhelmingly but by around 45,000 votes with 62 percent of the vote in. so if that trend continue that is could help hillary clinton. but if you look in the western panhandle the poll screws closed at 8:00 o'clock. you have some counties in the western panhandle. you know we are delivering a very big way for donald trump. the question is does hillary the south east portion of the state and certainly along the i 4 corridor to counter that and regain the lead as the night pro dresses if you look at what is happening on the eastern side of the i 4 corridor you have hillary clinton just wiping out donald trump i

to date we brought back in person craig patrick fox 13's political editor. hey craig. good to see you. good morning. good to see you thanks for coming in reason we want to talk to you was about education and there are other issues have come up during debates. but it's important. >> it is. specifically xhop core. let's start with hillary clinton who running platform of bettering lives of children >> she supports common core when we talk about common core we're talking about a set of guidelines in order to bench mark our standards with the best in the world. and fewer higher standards. that's goal. something that was strongly supported by republican and democrats alike for example jeb bush was force on this as omething that hillary clinton wants. she says that we need higher standards in our school system. of course, the controversy over common core is that with it comes a curriculum that is very different to lot of parents. lot parents didn't get it or don't sentence it critic sees a top down approach from washington. it wasn't developed by washington it was developed b

patrick who says that the gop is promises a bold agenda. big, big goals in terms of tax reform and you can expect the white house and trump to work with or without congress to drive big changes to our trade deals. this is where the president has a lot of power on his own, and we could be seeing some striking changes to how we deal with other countries as it relates to trade. >> something else we could see is a change in health care. from the start of his campaign he has vowed t replace obama care and this month is the start of open enrollment but tonight some people are questions what changing they will see on their health care plans heading into the new year with this president. crystal, what have you learned? >> obama d care is in effect and will be through 2017, meaning every american is still required to have health care coverage. concern obama care as we know it is headed out the door. >> it's been a gop target for years. fueled by the campaign trail. >> obama t care means higher prices, fewer choices and lower quality. >> president el

let's bring in craig patrick to break this all down. this is a lot in one day, craig. >> yeah, we industrial more to come. let's start with trump having some tense moments when he met with national news anchors and from there he scold new york times as he ought does through twitter and said he would not meet with the times editorial board, but then he changed his mind on that. and in the course of the meeting that played out just a short time ago, he appeared to have changed his mind on a couple of other things. this came out, first off, appoint a special prosecutor to investigate hillary clinton. even said that if he became president she'd be in jail. but now as president-elect, trump is repeatedly saying he is not interested in investigating hillary clinton, because he's now focused on moving an agenda through his first 100 days. he also told the times that he has an open mind when it comes to climb mate change, that he sees some connection between human activity and a changing climate. on the campaign trail he has trump previously sa

fox 13 editor craig patrick will be joining us by phone coming up. >>> we are looking at a nice mild start to the day. we had clouds working their way over the state out in advance of a cold front which is pushing down the state. now this cold front is going to bring us slightly cooler temperatures, but will dry us out as we go through the rest worked its way back in over the past few days. over clearwater beach, a beautiful morning. 70 degrees. time coming up on 9 we invited women to a spa to test a new body wash. ap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me feel good. [speaking spanish] >> alcides: breaking news this morning. raul castro announces the death of his brother, long-time cuban dictator fidel castro. a sobering end to an emotional chapter in cuba's history. a differen kind of emotion in miami. celebrate. still people even there right now. all over the city, people waving cuban flags, banging pots and honking their horns for the cubans that fled the communist regime, this is a day that many thought they would never see. [horns honki

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let's bring in our political editor craig patrick to tell us what to expect and why the criticism you think. let's start with expecting a decision say by this time tomorrow or tomorrow night. trump is in fact closing in on his pak a lot of trump short supporter upset about mitt romney because aripped so hard on campaign trail business genius is not on and on and on and with this you're getting a lot of push back from newt gingrich and others more notably kelly ann conway trump's spokeswoman during the latter part of his campaign who said that this is a betrayal of trump supporter considering mitt romney as secretary of state think about that for second trump is considering mitt romney then trump himself by that line of thought would guilty betraying his own supporter shows a sense of type of feud that playing out right now within the trump team. and. is obviously causing some angst for the president-elect as well. but you also have thinking within inner circles trump transition most likely president-elect himself that he may want a team of rivals. reach out to those who were quite sha

we'll discuss the state of the election with our very own craig patrick and a local realtor will share kevin sports the lightning >> well, the lightning got a big fight out of ben bishop tonight. the only shot he let in gave new jersey the lead. the eighth time the bolts trailed in the third period. bryan boyle open and boyle beats his former team mate at boston college. i think boyle knew exactly where his weak spot was. just five seconds after nikita kucherov made it going, nikita cuch rof, a blast ceuch kucherov finally finds the back of the net as the lightning add a fourth goal, to make it 4-1. second place in the atlantic division. the 10th ranked gators cling to a half -- be points lead. luke del rio, off the receiver's hands, pick 6 for arkansas. duke dawson is leading the other way to cut the lead in half. all season, arkansas gets them twice, they go 87 yards just before half time. 27-12 lead in the break. raleigh williams, florida is stunned by arkansas. another slow start for seminoles on offense. down 10-3 late in the second, 'noles punch it in. powers it in. let the wolf

craig, thanks to craig patrick for job he's done through this election process. he's an asset to the station and his viewing public. i hope he takes time off, susan. craig, take a day auchlt craig, come on. trump is a big joke. women. thank you, penny. yes, penny. that point of view is out there, as well. finally, craig, what is there star? not? plain not? sherry. sherry, we can always count on you. keep the e-mails coming. you know the address. we're enjoying this special money, power & politics mail bag post election special. it's over. kill the music. go back to the regular music. the bunting, must be packed away at least until the midterm elections.s. that's right, folks. the election over. we have a president elect whether you like it or not. let's all move shall we? back to you craig. ? ? >> merissa: thanks. coming up trump's plan to wall over border with mexico keeps getting scaled back. >> craig: we're going to show you what republicans in congress honey nut cheerios get their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey, ok that's s

search for craig patrick money, power & politics and click subscribe at the top of the page. merissa, what is coming up? >> a messy transition for president elect. >> a closer look at the mrars in washington, prodecember or thes in the street and what invite who you want, not who you must. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey. bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and golden brown fresh from the oven. set the table, set the coffee table, set no table at all. the only rule to follow on friendsgiving... is make it your own. elect donald trump took to twitter >>>president elect trump took to twitters to set the record straight as he sees it about his administration! the only position filled are chief of staff and chief koun sichlt last night he tweeted very organized process taking place. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. maybe the president elect will >> he used finalist. in his interview with 60 minutes, donald trump looked at the camera and said to protestors he wants them to stop it. >> but eigh

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. >> now to craig patrick, craig campaign, both clinton and trump called for unity what struck you about the speeches. >> first it took longer than trump supporters would have liked to concede but keep in mind for clinton she likely had little or no sleep and time to absorb, collect her thoughts and she struck the right tone when you lose a race one of this magnitude, there was a bitter wednesday morning can be confusing and lonely place to be. but she struck a cord of conciliation and reached out, heard from hillary clinton on the campaign trail, hillary clinton and donald trump said a lot of things that brought up a lot of anger. what we saw in the speech as trump's acceptance speech they are working to bring americans together. you heard the same tune from donald trump, it was striking how different the speech was the day after the morning after the election than what he said about again. no more references to trying to prosecute here if elected. he praised her for her service and that's a strong message to both sides to have short memories, they had and will have spirited disagreemen

craig patrick, always good to see you. >> thank you. >> floridians are taking advantage of early voting, more than four million have already cast ballots, about 32% of all registered voters voted early or we have issues with mail in ballots. seminole county supervisor says five ballots stolen from voters and fraudulently mailed back in. all of the victims live in altamonte springs near orlando. the ballots were already flagged because the signatures didn't match. ballots given to police after the election. no evidence this is a widespread issue. emergency hearing in north carolina, naacp asked them to stop local boards from purging voter rolls. disproportionately effect blacks. civil rights group says it is illegal under federal law to do it less than 90 days. it is legal law. vice president joe biden at mosey for a campaign event. event starts at 11:00. donald trump coming back to florida as well noon miami. on to an early event campaign stop in orlando. ending in pensacola. tomorrow morning, wrapping up florida tour in jacksonville. driver underwent a six-hour surgery. deputy adam pan

we'll discuss the state of the election with our very own craig patrick and a local realtor will share how millenials can get into with is. >> the obamas has a new ambassador to the philippines and has quite a task ahead of doug mcelway has more. >> sun kim, appointed by president obama in may, former ambassador to south korea, also served as a special representative for north korea policy. >> i'm thrilled to have the honor representing our country in the philippines, our oldest ally, and our most trusted friend anywhere. >> philippines president rodrigo duterte, has cursed at president obama and threatened to cut off military cooperation with the u.s. which would be a big blow to american presence in southeast asia. the administration is pressing forward with the long standing alliance. >> we will continue to cooperate in efforts to maintain peace and prosperity in the asia pacific region. >> duterte not holding back in his criticism against united states wednesday, in a profanity ladened tirade, after the u.s. backtracked on the sale of 26,000 rifles to his country. duterte saying he

. >> we want to go to craig patrick to tell us more about advantage republicans control the chamber. democrats have to defend 10 and the republicans have to defend 24. if the democrats gain four seats with the win they would control the united states senate. we think we know that are you going to have a democratic gain in illinois. tam tammy duck worth will mark kirk. go to wisconsin you have the return of russ finegold. he has built in advantage and name recognition. they are tightened. we are scoring this one at a likely gain with ron johnson being the victor. that's plus two against four gained seats by the democrats. where else do you go. you look at pennsylvania. here is another example you have mcginty and it is leaning in favor of mcgintw. that's democrats plus three. we outlined three where they have three of the four needed at least you add in a close race in missouri and one in nevada that could go either way. new hampshire and kelly ayotte in trouble. one of those four states, they could; all probability, gain control of the united states senate if hillary clinton wins. if

let's turn to craig patrick for that. this is what people need to watch out for. >> we'll start with right now. you have the pool in manhattan to release the first wave of data. it will show us who turned out indiana and kentucky. then 7 p.m. a wave of states coming in. when to keep an eye on is georgia. this is a state that seemed to be up for grabs. the polls closed at 7:00, that's a time to watch. it looks like trump is holding a slim lead. if it is early a good night. some more drama later. you have to keep an eye on the state of virginia. this is another battleground state. 7 p.m. expect that trump will start with the early lead. they will come in before the dc suburbs. the polls have favored hillary clinton for weeks. we think it is liening to hillary clinton with kaine effect. and this is coming up just later. the key swing state of north carolina. this is one that the keys in at 7:30 p.m. after the first wave of states. this one was split. obama won it in 2008 by the skin of his teeth and then romney in 2012. this

time to bring in craig patrick. who may be regretting his photo op? >> the candidate for secretary of state who could take over the department of homeland security. he shared part of his plan to the world. he did this after meeting with trump on sunday for nearly an hour to discuss homeland security issues. he walked out with part of his one-year plan to run t in his hand. can you see it there as he walks standard is in full view of the camera, part is covered by his hand. the and cutting off entry for syrian refugees and what we ask is not ask is the list goes on and on. it is the gaffe he don't want to reveal your plan world. >> that's what happened. he wrote about creating a reg city for muslims from foreign countriesment we should get announcements soon and we should get a press conference from mr. trump. and no president has waited this long to address the nation after much of that should be changing perhaps with very big announcements. >>> a w the va. that's massachusetts senator scott brown. >> the former senator is now in the running. we know

the state of the election with our very own craig patrick and a local realtor will share how millenials can get into the housing market.. >> gus: 62-22 the final as tcu dominates baylor on the klatt. >> joel: give credit to gary patterson. they gave up three yards per carry to the number four rushing team in the country. they were prepared not only for the formations but for everything they were going to do in the passing game as well as seth russell was never comfortable. you have to give them a lot of credit and i know they're should be 6-2 it's easy to have a letdown and tcu fired on all cylinders. every facet of the game. >> gus: hicks with his all-around game. >> joel: they allowed kyle hicks the big holes in the middle of the field it get loose and get running and five touchdowns on the day like you said. he was terrific today. >> gus: to shannon spake for the taste of winning by coca-cola. >> thanks so much. coach patterson last week after the loss you didn't want to point negative fingers at anybody but i'm going to let you who stepped up for you guys? >> at some point in time i

. >>> let's go to craig patrick. the pollsters missed this one. what happened? >> in layman's terms this miscalculated what the turn out would be. they made wrong assumptions about the numbers. the presumption by many that would put hillary clinton over the top. there was a big spike and a majority you have a plurality that backed donald trump and the fact that the turn out of white voters and early voting was just off the chain with this, the formulas were off. percentage up and adjust the younger voters down. turn out was down. , they made assumptions, we knew this was a differed kind of year and for most were wrong. there were some including who called this for trump in florida and winning nationwide , he has been right so many times before. >> do you think we'll see a change how it is done. >> poll something more difficult with the advent of smartphones and moving away from the land lines how do you do this. someone of the changes may be a change in sample size. you have the times survey that showed him out front it had a larger group of people. they were se

. >>> now to craig patrick here. who has the latest numbers. >> they're all over the map. you have a survey that will show him up. and others showing they are tied. and the average you come up with this, something looking very, very close at this point. hillary clinton was up more than 5, 6 points this time last week. than 2% and it has been very, very tight in the state of florida. we are polling as we speak. we'll bring results within the state of florida by this time tomorrow. we have a gap in enthusiasm where the relationships are more energized or enthusiastic about their nominee donald trump than we are seeing in democrats. that's showing up which can raise concerns fo conservative camp. the momentum is favoring donald trump. he appears on average to have gained 3 points on hillary clinton since october 29th. since this weekend the bomb shell and the movement is favoring donald trump we could have big changes. we'll be past the election. >> what about the supreme court agreed to hear the arguments about amendment one from the how big of a deal is this. that's an inte

let's go to craig patrick who has poll numbers. what is the showing. >> these are just in after the closure it was renewing the and fascinating here that the race has not moved and holding on to the lead in the state over donald trump. that's not consistent. keep in mind our poll has a margin of error of four points. this is in the margin of error and others showing the races something that we saw in our poll something that donald trump is not as strong in southwest florida. that's the wreck scott country. very, very reliably republican. that could be a possible indication that more traditional establishment jeb bush type republicans in southwest florida may not be breaking for donald trump. keep in mind that it w that we could have more movement in the polls leader. that's why we're going to poll again. wakes about in jacksonville he said she should not be able to run. and whether or not just it will be done. what do you think. what do you make of this. we're getting the sources that you have an investigation of the foundation ove

and craig patrick is standing by at what to watch for tomorrow night. let's start with the opinion savvy poll. what do you make with this is good for hillary clinton. and over donald trump it is coming down to the wire. and look at the movement and the momentum it is favoring donald trump a few days ago. and down 4 points. good sign. he is just a little bit short in our poll that's been here now for a matter of weeks. >> what can we get into the vote totals. i voted and believe how crowded it was. >> are you in good company. look it florida what you are see something an all-time record. you have 12.9. 6.4 million votes have been cast early and more in and what we're seeing there are have have been more democratic than republican votes. by 87,000. the hispanic, latino is up 139%. all good signs i would say for hillary clinton and the democrats. but they are under performing where they were just four years ago. particularly along the african-american voters. and the president won the state all of this says it may be a florida will be close tomorrow. >> a

let's bring in our fox 13 political editor craig patrick. would he have a chance, craig? >> he could based on the basics if you look at what worked for donald trump across the nation in terms of his name, his brand being an outsider. all of this i think democrats are licking their wounds and looking to john morgan saying it would work as well. we don't know if john morgan is interested this. a statement will be forthcoming from him later this week. it was the people behind the medical marijuana campaign who started the drive. who governor.com and the pac that has donors filling coffers with this bet they would not do that without the knowledge if not to a certain extent the support and approval of john morgan himself. on top of that, yes, you see the banner here. obama's campaign manager from 2012 is also jumps into this effort as well because, as democrats do so will soul-searching, they're looking for someone who they think can move the ball for them in florida. term limited out and until he pets it down, therefore, john morgan will get a lot of buzz. >> if he decides t

craig patrick is here to say who is in and who is out. >> let's start with ben carson. he will make that official tomorrow. you had reports coming from "the wall street journal" and other places in washington confirming the department of housing and urban development. the campaign says that's not official yet assuming that it is. you have three key picks and here is how it shakes out. you have nikki haley tapped for the u.n. ambassador. and ben carson, if they are correct, to lead hud and betsy devos the department of education. she is from michigan a key state for donald trump a big before he got the nomination. with this we're starting to see a pattern here. let's look at nikki haley. 44 years old. the daughter of indian immigrants, the south carolina governor. she is one of two women who donald trump picked to serve in the cabinet. she was sharply critical of donald trump during the campaign. she supported marco rubio. are you seeing a pattern here. she does not have significant foreign policy experience but the team necessary for the position. she is smart and capab

craig patrick joins us now. running for governor, testing the waters politically i guess? >>reporter: he is testing the waters, but you can tell he's put a great deal of thought into this. just a couple days ago you had first charlie christ who worked with morgan at one point and president obama's campaign manager in 2012 beating the drums. now john morgan is not just saying he is thinking about it. he basically put out a platform. it is really a seven-point plan of things he'd like to do as whieping out state agencagencie raising the minimum wage. the list goes on and on, only serving one term if he decides to run and win. with this, it shows that money is pouring into the race. we have a pretty clear idea now that those who are fronting john morgan's name at the end of last week are now getting some strong interest from john morgan himself, though i suspect it may be some length of time before he >> so if he does, when would he make that announcement? he has time, right? >> a lot of people interested in running for governor are looking at sooner than later. while there i

fox 13 political editor craig patrick tonight. going into the final weekend before election day. what can we expect now. >> reporter: a lot of ads. you're going to see a lot of the campaigns the candidates and the surrogates on both sides. florida is a must win state for donald trump. he needs help in addition to that as well. he needs florida plus to flip another state or 2. he does have a path to victory at this point. if he wins the state of florida. trump is going to focus his time. if you look at the early vote totals in florida by the way. republicans gaining ground from where they were at this point 4 years ago. it is very tight. president obama won by the skin of his teeth 4 years ago. it is about the state of florida. so much attention is placed on the poll numbers. whoever does a better job of motivating his or her base will ultimately win the election. hillary clinton knows it. that's why they're ramping up here in florida and elsewhere as well. you're not going to change the minds of a trump voter for hillary clinton or convince an undecided voter. but the goal here i

we brought in fox 13 political editor craig patrick to talk a little bit about this this morning. good morning. doing fine, thank you. a real sense of home hope here certainly for people in miami and cuba. but how much change really is expected here? castro is more moderate but still c we don't know how much change will come entirely because we're not sure exactly how much castro was truly coveraging on his own assuming he was, yes. there was a change eight years ago when fidel castro first became ill. with this he already passed the baton on to his brother raul. what changed within the government of cuba not very much at all. still a closed society you see this by virtue of the fact that nation itself is ordering people with this i don't think you wil see anything other than a symbolic change across the nation of cuba. but, if there is a possibility that you could have a weakened raul castro with passing of his brother. bet that already, marco rubio and rick scott and ted cruz and others are exerting a great deal of pressure on president-elect trump to reverse the economic change

craig patrick is here to break down the changes for us. here we go, craig. >> we do. keep in mind that president-elect trump ran an unconventional campaign and that went through shake-ups, and we're seeing that in the transition. voters wanted an outsider, and naturally when you get an outsider with a lack of experience in washington, you may get a little turmoil along the way. that's what we r seeing. right now sek lags is heating up over the next secretary of state. giuliani is feeding that speculation himself saying he would want to be and would make a good secretary of state. sources within trump's team told "the new york times" a short time ago that giuliani is, in fact, the leading contender. of course, he will have some competition here. john boldon is getting buzz. he served as u.n. ambassador strongly opposes the nuclear deal with iran and his prior support of the war of iraq could cost confirmation votes in the senate if he gets that far if he gets the nod. meanwhile, we could have laura ingram has white house press secretary. she is also fueling the buzz he

was does all this mean we've got craig patrick on phone to talk about things. hey craig. good morning russell how are you? i'm good, thank you. whether this changes anything or not in cuba, his death is certainly symbolic, isn't it? >> yes. in terms of changing, we just don't know. it probably will change the very little. became ill, fidel castro needed power so transition has already taken place to an his brother raul castro who continuing to rule with an iron fist for decades on end. with that i don't think you will see any significant changes within the government of cuba as it government of cuba is making sure that word of celebrations that you're seeing in miami and elsewhere are not getting out. that's why it is and has ab it is. >> there were already questions about how pretty would continue in this thaw of relations with cuba. does the death of fi deca-astro. pretty already said several days before our election in south florida, that he wants to reversal of cuban thaw that we struck a bad deal in his opinion with cuba. and he would work to reverse in part changes.

. >> let's bring in political editor craig patrick. clintons are here in florida. trump has been in the state as have the vice presidential candidates so we know this is the key state to win but why? >> it's the key state for donald trump. if you look at the math, it makes basic assumptions which states go red and blue. he cannot win the white house without winning the state of florida. it is the ultra battleground state and hillary clinton knows it and knows effectively if she wins, it's check mate. she's trying to close the deal in florida. donald trump knows he cannot afford to lose the state and what we're seeing in florida, there are not as many undecided or uncommitted voters in the state as there are in other swing states like, for example, new hampshire and colorado. and with this is not so much they're coming to f no. they're trying to rev up their base to make sure they get out and vote and you're already seeing a big surge in early voting, really on both sides. it's showing right now to be very, very close in the number of republicans and democrats who h

all right let's bring in fox 13 political editor craig patrick. what else struck you about clinton's concession speech? obviously struck me it took some time. she did not speak overnight or last night. and it was a little later than originally planned this morning. part of that is because well, wednesday morning when you lose is a lonely place to be for any candidate. let alone when you're running for president. on internal polling and most public polling that they had this race in the bag. you combine that with a candidate who surely went without maybe a lick of sleep overnight. they want to make sure she has her thoughts together and she's strikes the right tone. that will naturally take some time to figure out and with this, i think hillary clinton did a great deal of effort in trying to strike a tone of conciliation. she spoke of ranker and divide in this nation. and need for all americans to have ver respect and understand that we have a new president-elect that is not hillary clinton and that it is donald trump. it also i suspect took some t

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we're joined by craig patrick. hi there, >> what do you expect new administration to change? president-elect has said he's open to dealing with cuba. let's start there but you keeps saying a better deal than one we currently have. so in fact he could refreeze our relations with cuba and fidel castro's death could certainly accelerate that that puts it spotlight because trump surrogates keep reminding him which our history with castro and how he betrayed our trust fidel castro came along he led a rebel yen, people fed up fight and swept castro into power in 1959. america was hopeful at the time. you may not believe what he he had said at the at the national press club in washington >> but after he spoke out against dictators in communist castro became communist dictator he seized billions in american assets and jailed and murdered his critics. so soviet destroyed america severed ties and imposed a trade embargo in this nen 1962 u2 spy plane revealed soviet missile beigeses going up that could anail late the united states. president kennedy order ad block aid. >> it took us to

we're going to bring in fox 13's political editor craig patrick to explain how all of these predictions could have turned out so wrong. hey good morning. that's a good question. before out that our polster matt to you rewas ranked third most accurate in the nation throughout the primary cycle time and time again. i want to go back oh money, power & politics, friday night, and then again on monday night before the election, our fox 13 polster matt tower rei'm one polster who put the odds in favor of donald trump winning. monday night trump will win the election. the polls have been poorly weighted and under weighted the massive turn out of demographic republicans and more importantly donald trump that includes white voters, older voters and men. so yes while our polster predicted this, you're right, collectively the polls were way off on this. we had another version of brexit playing out in united states. so what happened here? let's start with hillary clinton doing very, very well among hispanic and latino voters. that was much hyped by the national media. i think what was missed in tha