county in 2020 because you understand how powerful was the minstrels is with the media julian isn't just told me that she was able to just cool stuff. the morning joe t.v. program and tell him to stop being to probe and he signed as in the democrat primaries last time around and call up. chuck told on meet the press i mean what is the power of the media power of debbie wasserman schultz when it comes to the democratic primaries let alone anything else in your democracy when well i'd hesitate to even call it a democracy at this point and i'm a patriotic american i'm very troubled by what we see there 6 giant media conglomerates that now control 90 percent of the broadcast t.v. radio and print media in this country so a corporate dominated media like that it's not surprising they would be supportive of wasserman schultz and while she has all of this media power i still believe she cannot cannot win an honest election on the ground people in her district are very tired of her and they want change we've got good reason to believe we defeated her once and maybe a 2nd time in 2018 it's ju

county simply destroyed all the ballots these are felonies under state and federal law and we're still hoping that there's going to be a real investigation and prosecution into this the evidence was incontrovertibly the supervisor of elections actually admitted to the ballot destruction in sworn videotaped depositions and the florida circuit court granted me summary judgment in our in our inspection case granted us attorneys fees. and while a lot of democrats maybe feel happier to blame it all on russia and foreign actors the truth is these electronic voting machines are inherently vulnerable and i think that's why there's so much support growing to reform the system setosa gabbert one of the presidential candidates has a good bill. that would require paper ballots at least for backups i believe in open source software on the electronic voting machines and even president trump has called for paper ballots as of late wasserman schultz is still being propped up here by some very wealthy corporate interests. excuse me she is raised an awful lot of money from this corporate interests we ge

steve: imagine dragons or down in broward county? i think thousands. there are four in imagine dragons. you are absolutely right, brian. donald trump waking up at mar-a-lago. last night he went to sunrise, florida. actually that's the most democratic part of the state of florida where hillary clinton won 66% in that county for a big homecoming rally. emily: welcome home to the president. the new resident of the state of florida. interesting in that county though it, has, i believe, the second highest quantity of registered republicans. it

. >> including broward county? >> we think we can move the numbers up for donald trump across the board in florida. >> thank you, appreciate you joining us. it has been a long night for you. 18 minutes after the top of the hour and college students saying no thanks to thanksgiving. >> thanksgiving as a holiday. heather: carly shimkus with social media reaction, the holiday slammed on campus. - in the last year, there were three victims of cybercrime every second. when a criminal has your personal information, they can do all sorts of things in your name. criminals can use ransomware, spyware, or malware to gain access to information like your name, your birthday, and even your social security number. - [announcer] that's why norton and lifelock are now part of one company, providing an all in one membership for your cyber safety that gives you identify theft protection, device security, a vpn for online privacy, and more. and if you have an identity theft problem, we'll work to fix it with our million dollar protec

county tonight, this student who wasn't arrested is with her family, the fired school deputy also now the subject of a criminal investigation. ron allen, nbc news. >>> in texas, at least three people are dead near dallas tonight after a flat bed truck carrying a load of butane gas tanks hit another vehicle causing a highway inferno. several other people were injured the cause of the crash is not yet known >>> a high profile republican congressman is under fire tonight. a new lawsuit alleging when jim jordan worked as a wrestling coach, at ohio state university, he turned a blind eye to sexual misconduct by a team doctor. >> reporter: republican congressman jim jordan facing a new accusation that he ignored warnings about an ohio state university doctor accused of sexually abusing nearly 200 men over two decades in a lawsuit filed thursday, a college wrestling referee named as john doe 42 says in the mid-90s he told jordan the team's physician richard strauss performed a sex act in front of him in a shower. jordan and the then head coach shrugged it off saying that's him. he said strau

but while this investigation is on going, the broward county sheriff says that the officer's actions were unacceptable. >> and ambassador sondland has become the fifth witness in this probe to testify to a quid pro quo. amended his earlier testimony. >> trump went off on the media complaining they didn't give him enough credit for the raid that killed isis leader al-baghdadi. >> in fact, i love dogs but they gave the dog full credit. they didn't give me any. >> you're the one that tweeted a'ya photo shop of you awarding the dog a medal. maybe you should have tweeted this photo if you wanted the credit. >> he is two for two today. >> he is. >> welcome back to cbs this morning. we begin with a very serious story. we're learning more today about the brutal murder of nine american family members gunneded down in mexico. new individual quo released by mexican authorities overnight shows relatives being brought to the scene shortly after this horrible attack. you can see the broken glass there and bullet holes in one of the vehicles and the a source tells cbs news the family may have been

phil keating is alive in sunrise and broward county, sounds like a lovely place to be. >> the weather is spectacular in south florida the past couple days. people have been standing out here for hours. the people planning on coming to the big arena, 20,000 seat capacity. we will see how many they get through president trump's "make america great" rally and is being billed as a homecoming rally because president trump will be leaving the white house at joint base andrews to fly down to palm beach international airport where he will then take marine one and helicopter on down here to the arena in western broward county in sunrise color to the rally. helicopter back to palm beach and that's where he will spend thanksgiving weekend as he does every year with his family at mar-a-lago. president trump's winter white house. got here early this morning, take a quick listen to one of the very eager supporters. oh, i guess we didn't have that sound bite sorry, no sound. people really tried to camp out here overnight that the police and let them so they have been here really since like 4:00 a.m.

it had been at a school in broward county just outside of fort lauderdale and in the security video you can see the student nudged the back of the deputy's leg with her foot. about one minute later you can see the school resource officer walk over and grabbed the girl by the neck and throw her on her back. so far the officer has not commented publicly. phil keating has more. >> for broward county sheriff says even without audio on the tape the video itself simply says it all. and the sheriff of the second most popular county in florida, he finds the whole episode embarrassing. what happened at this high school with four kids with emotional and behavioral issues is a violent take down and arrest of a 15-year-old the school resource officer deputy willard miller cannot be seen texting on his phone as the girl is pacing around the room apparently after getting into some sort of trouble which has not been detailed. despite no audio you can tell the girl and the deputy have an exchange of words and then the girl walked walks up to the deputy and nudges the back of his knee and that's when th

that particular county, broward county went to hillary, 66% versus 33% i believe. "new york times" with an item in the paper today, with sienna college. they did a poll. 2/3 of the battleground states they surveyed. the people there, 2/3 of the people in the battleground states who voted for donald trump in 2016, but then in 2018 voted for a democrats, now say they're going back to trump. the poll also says that 7% of those who supported hillary clinton in 2016 now say they approve the president. brian: something else interesting came up in "new york times." it looks like peter king's retiring. my congressman. looking lara trump or donald trump, jr. to run for that seat. so i assume he would be loyal to trump as well. steve: you would think so, we'll see. meanwhile let's talk about 2020. one person who seems to be concerned about the field is this guy named president barack obama. a lot of people go to visit president obama. in fact every candidate and there are 17, not counting the ones that dropped out visited president obama, all except tulsi gabbard and andrew

caitie switalski, broward county, florida, wln radio. wenbente birkeland with colorado public radio and mary lahammer,c twies pbs, thank you very much. >> thank you, judy. s, judy. . >> woodruff: black friday, twowa days kicks off peak shopping season for amazon. this year, the company is offering to deliver some packages to its prime members in one day. and in fact, the retail giant announced it will hire 200,000 people for the holiday shopping season, double ter number of woit hired a year ago. but many amazon staffers say the demand for greater speed is the workers.factor harming warehouse like many other companies, amazon does not ke its injury rates public. but will evans of reveal from the center for investigativele reporting was o compile injury records from amazon work sites across the country for the first time and has somsobering findings. >> reporter: it's the begiing of peak shopping season at amazon. in a company video, this is how one manager revs up his worker >> ready, one, two, three... >> reporter: amazon is gearing up

. >> reporter: this comes after another broward county deputy was fired last wk for punching a hospitalized handcuffed man and earlier this year, another deputy banged a teenager's head on the ground during a violent arrest near a high school. >> i'm tired of it >> reporter: tonight the sheriff acting quickly after this newest incident. >> we can't police ourselves, then who is going to police us >> reporter: suspending deputy willard without pay as he faces a felony charge gabe gutierrez, nbc news >>> there is outrage tonight at a popular restaurant chain a group says employees at a buffalo wild wings just outside chicago in naperville asked them to move on behalf of another customer because of their race here is nbc's ron mott >> this is very tough. >> reporter: justin vahl got an unexpected question from a host at a suburban chicago buffalo wild wings where he had gone with a big group, including 12 children. >> he asked me what race i was. appalled i was astonished i responded what does that matter? so the host said well, we have a regular customer here who doesn't want to sit around bl

. >> reporter: on the left is broward county deputy willard miller, the school resource officer at cross creek school, seen here texting on his phone. he was arrested. and on the right is the 15-year-old girl, the student he's accused tonight of physically abusing. >> the byproduct of his actions were deplorable. they were uncalled for and they violated multiple policies just on the optics. >> reporter: this is a school for children with emotional and behavioral issues, and you see the student touch him with her foot, pushing the back of his leg. a minute later, it appears they exchange words, and then he walks across the room, grabs the girl by the neck, throws her to the ground and puts his knee in her back. he then pulls her off the ground, throws her into a room causing the victim's body to hit the wall, according to the place report. the charge tonight? felony child abuse without great bodily harm. the sherriff is furious. >> i would hope that every cop in america would disagree with that type of response. >> reporter: the officer has been suspended and has not yet entered a plea. a

donald trump headlining a keep america great rally tonight in broward county, florida. in 2016 he lost that county to hillary clinton. analysts say if he can win there he might be able to take the whole state. a grim discovery to tell you about in the search for usc fighter walt harrison's missing stepdaughter. police believe they found the body in the woods in alabama. a third person under arrest, ray bogan brings us the latest. >> a heartbreaking discovery. authorities in alabama say they found human remains which may be those of missing college student anaya blanchard. the district attorney telling the associated press he has little reason to believe they are the remains of the 19-year-old. meanwhile police arrested david johnson junior monday and charged him with hindering prosecution in the case. he is the third person arrested in connection to blanchard's disappearance earlier this month the prime suspect was taken into custody. a witness said -- >> forcing blanchard into her vehicle. >> he has been charged with first-degree kidnapping and on friday and official w

he's going to broward county tonight. he lost that county in 2016. he lost it by a very wide margin. he only got 31% of the vote. why is he going down there for a big rally tonight? why there? >> i think he's probably going to talk about capitalism versus socialism and you know, socialism has not worked and presidential candidates on the democrat side, that's all they're talking about. i think he's going to do well. he won florida in 2016. i was able to win last year. he's going to win this time. i think he will have a big win. the rnc is doing a good job. think about it. economy's on fire, economy in florida is actually on fire, trump's doing great, so i think he's going to have a great rally. w wish i could be there. stuart: when you say the florida economy is absolutely on fire, that's very important because you are now a leading major state here. >> they are a big state, bigger than new york. as you know, all the money out of new york is flowing to florida. stuart: here you are in new york. >> everybody is coming down. thank god, i love cuomo. i

rob: the present at a keep america great again rally in broward county, florida. the president lost that county to hillary clinton. expert say if he can win in that heavily democratic area it would be a great chance of picking up the entire important sunshine state. jillian: 2020 democrats blasted rumors on the campaign trail journalists, news organizations, the union slamming bloomberg news for deciding not to investigate him or his democratic rivals. todd pyro with the conflict of interest. >> it may have backfired, an attempted silencing claims of bias, blueberry's news organization promising not to go after his primary rivals. the staff memo from the bloomberg editor-in-chief reads in part as follows, quote, we continue our tradition of not investigating mike and his foundation and we will extend the same policy to his rivals in the democratic primaries. we cannot treat mike's democratic competitors differently. that is the answer receiving a sharp rebuke from the union throughout the building berg organization which make it alarmed to silence journalist setti

county deputy wag s charges for banging a teenager's head on the ground during a violent arrest near a high school after this latest incident, ole >> that video is hard to watch so this apparently happened back in september why is the guy just being charged now? >> the sheriff said they didn't receive the video until september 27th, which is the day that deputy was placed on desk duty they didn't forward that to the state attorney's office until nearly a month later on october 23rd that's when that deputy was then suspended without pay and subsequently arrested. >> we don't know why it took them so long to show the video >> we don't know. >>> coming up, olympic legend lindsey vonn is ready to give the world a look at the final days of her storied career we're going to have a sneak peek. >>> first we're going to take a closer look inside that community in mexico whose members were killed in that right after thistack, coming up beacon of hope. ♪ i'm back in baby's arms more glorious than a billion sunsets. we were found. ♪ i'm back where i belong found by the hounds. ♪ back in ba

county, the sunshine state's biggest democratic stronghold. inside it was all love and support for the president with numerous crowd chance of four more years, the theme of this thanksgiving event. >> americans have so much to be thankful for. the economy is booming, wages are rising, crime is falling, property is plummeting, confidences soaring and america is stronger than ever before. >> trump is now a florida resident, his democratic opponent whoever is, he can vote for himself right here in the critical largest swing state and nation which he only won by 1.2% last time. >> on election day 2020 the crazy democrats are going down in a landslide and that landslide is going to start right here in the great state of florida. >> reporter: on the field of democrats running in 2020 only one received one by trump tonight. >> slow sleepy joe. i don't know what is going on with joe. when sleepy joe was in charge of ukraine policy, where is he cute you what happened to hunter? his son received millions. >> from here the president walked outside to mar

after being removed from his position as broward county sheriff, scott israel is fighting back filing a lawsuit claiming the decision to oust him was a sham the deprived him of due process, florida governor ron desantis made removing israel one of his first acts in office claiming those and sheriff at two mass shooting, one at the fort lauderdale airport, the other where 17 people were killed and 17 others wounded. according to a new washington post op-ed former president barack obama is actually a conservative and that is why 2020 democrats are having such a hard time discussing his legacy. argue that while obama embraced like when left-wing policies the process by which he governed was conservative saying, quote, he believes fundamentally the american model works even if it hasn't been allowed to work for everyone. and recent public comments he has ruffled some feathers on the left calling out woke activism for purity tests and cancel culture. uh, what do you want? i've got uh, ai robots, i've got vr goggles. i want your sled, please. no. [ chuckles ] timmy. it'd be a shame if this

this time in broward county, florida. by the way, look at this. supporters stood in line all day to get a spot inside this packed arena. which has a capacity of over 20,000 paired what democrat can do this? prior to the big rally, bill o'reilly interviewed the president on his radio show. and bill has given us an exclusive clip from the one-on-one interview. great question a great answer by the president. want to hear that. needless to say the democrats impeachment charade has only solidified the presidents base and is now turning into an unmitigated political disaster for the left.

>> last night, there was a ge group,te 20,000 trump suppor in broward county, a very blue democratic county, ahead of the rally. was a counter democratic protest. self floridians are worried about a couple tngs but they are in. they are not watching it live. they have been seriously following news recaps at the end of the day to make sure they know the gist of it. a lot of people coming they rely on recaps. judy: i want to come back to you in terms of how pple are following this. do you find folks have their minds made up or are they still tiopen-minded w for more information? hi>> i it is a little bit of both. you have thpro-trump supporters who feel like this is a waste of time and the government should move on and people have been trying to get trump out of office since the day he was eleraed. some dem know how they feel, they think there is enough evidence for impeachment. i was surprised how many people are in the mdle, they are waiting to get more information. i talked to some conservative women who didn't vote for trump, and one woman said how people conduct themselves during

this time in broward county, florida. by the way, look at this. supporters stood in line all day to get a spot inside this packed arena. which has a capacity of over 20,000 paired what democrat can do this? prior to the big rally, bill o'reilly interviewed the president on his radio show. and bill has given us an exclusive clip from the one-on-one interview. great question a great answer by the president. want to hear that. needless to say the democrats impeachment charade has only solidified the presidents base and is now turning into an unmitigated political disaster for the left. remember all last week, the media mob telling them that trump is finished, a bombshell. bombshell, disaster, disaster. well, they were again lying to we, the people, as they have been for three long years, four if you include the election. according to multiple poles, support for in peach mint with independence. look at this, it has dropped. look at the emerson pole, double digit swing among independents. as opposition for impeachment is up, oh, a whopping 11 points, m

he is not going to win broward county. he got 31% of the vote here in 2016. this is the most democratic countries in the state and one of the most democratic counties in the country. they trucked in people from all over florida and even the country. this is not trump territory by any means. republicans don't win here. and it is because they don't stand up for the issues that matter. which include making sure that everyone has access to health care, making sure we don't have oil rigs off our coastline, our people get it and donald trump is going to be sent packing by floridians next november. >> and he was asked whether he believes the u.s. and ukraine should investigate the debunked theory that it was ukraine and not russia that hacked the dnc in 2016. take a listen to his answer. >> any time there is information that indicates that any country has messed with american elections, we not only have a right but a duty to make sure we chase that down. >> the intelligence community was clear, it was russia. it was not ukraine. but when you have the former cia dire

ashley: in broward county if i remember right back in 2016 the president lost to hillary clinton almost two thirds to 1/3. how can he turn that around? how did that happen? why didn't his message get through? >> when it comes to florida as a whole we see a state that is very strongly supporting president trump. this is now his home state. these are his fellow neighbors here in florida and this is an economy booming because of president trump. so we see a strong supporter in governor desantis here, who is very tim r similar to president trump and his policies. floridians are flourishing under that. we expect a hold florida in 2020 and expand our percentages of vote here, to win the state again for president trump. ashley: he will probably touch on impeachment effort going on now for nearly 18 months in various forms. polls are showing perhaps, certainly middle america is kind of wearing thin on this. 53% of florida voters in a poll there, as you can see, 53% oppose impeaching the president. 42% support that impeachment. but bottom line here, the longer this goes on, do you think the pres

after being removed from his position at broward county sheriff, scott israel is fighting back. filing a federal lawsuit claiming the decision to oust him was a sham. deprive him of due process. florida governor ron desantis made removing israel one of his first acts in office, claiming that then sheriff mishandled two mass shootings. one of the fort lauderdale airport, the other to high schon parkland were 17 people were killed and 17 others wounded. according to a new "washington post" op-ed, from president barack obama is actually a conservative. that is by 2020 democrats are having such a hard time discuss. david's word like arguing that while obama embraced the left-wing policies, the process through which he governed was actually conservative, saying, "he believes fundamentally that the american model works, even if it has not been allowed to work for everyone." recent public comments, the former president has ruffled some feathers on the left, calling out woke activism from a far left purity test, and canceh culture. attempt to free itself, it only becomes more entangled.

i want to show you broward county. that's where the rally is tonight. he lost that county in 2016 by 35 points. won the state by a point and a half. why broward, it's blue on blue. >> bill: the president will take his message everywhere and gets to talk about the fact they've added 600,000 new jobs since he has been president. the unemployment is now at 3.2% and it is important that floridians across the state hear that. it is a battleground state. the president continues to build momentum in that key swing state. it is a homecoming rally. he is a resident of florida. >> bill: we'll watching that in sunrise, florida. northern kentucky and cincinnati had the big governor's race. the republican governor wasn't popular and lost reelection. the headline. in cincinnati suburb some republicans are uneasy about trump's tone. support for republican candidate has slipped. i'm not anti-trump, they quote one woman but i am anti-civility. your reaction to that. >> well, i think the anti-civility has come from the democrats and we've seen that through these impeachm

. >> reporter: on the left is broward county deputy willard miller, the school resource officer, seen texting on his phone. he was arrested. on the right is the 15-year-old girl, the student he's accused of physically abusing. >> the byproduct of his actions were deplorable. they were uncalled for, and they violated multiple policies just on the optics. >> reporter: this is a school for children with emotional and behavioral issues. you see the student touch him with her foot, pushing the back of his leg. a minute later it appears they exchange words, then he walks across the room, grabs the girl by the neck, throws her to the ground, puts his knee in her back. he pulls her off the ground, throws her into a room, causing the victim's body to hit the ball, according to the police report. the charge, felony child abuse without great bodily harm. the sheriff is furious. >> i would hope that every cop in america would disagree with that type of response. >> reporter: the officer has been suspended and has not yet entered a plea. authorities tell us that school officials found this inciden

trump, president trump held a keep america great rally in broward county, florida last night where he lost to hillary, by the way, in 2016. joining us now, brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to bush 43. brad, welcome. how close -- how important is florida, can you win the presidency if you don't win florida? >> it's real tough for republicans. florida is the way to winning 28 electoral votes. it's hard to make that up in other states, because you have to cobble together states to get that number. so florida is extremely important. i think it's vital. ohio. but the president has been making inroads in places that have been traditionally democrat like michigan and wisconsin. so i believe the president has a record. you just heard keith say the president created $10 trillion worth of growth to our economy. when democrats are talking about spending $50 trillion on medicare for all. ashley: is he getting that message across, though? he's talking about it more but he needs to hammer that home, would you not say? >> no doubt the president is doing the best he can under the circumstances

even the president said they said i was crazy to do this in broward county. you look back at the results for donald trump and hillary clinton in 2016. donald trump, 31%. the campaign manager told the audience at the arena that this was close to our 20,000 capacity. what does that say that the president had a packed house in that county? >> really, we shocked the world in 2016, winning places that we should not have. we may never win broward county, but presidential election cycles, we have hit 77% voter turnout. with those voters and 300,000, it is our opportunity to go out there. last night's focus was but a registration. making sure that we are turning out as many people as possible because a 10% swing for us is 25,000 votes. the reason that is so important for florida, we are the holes my prize. the president needs to win florida. in 2018, we had an 11,000 margin of victory for rick scott and a 33,000 margin of victory for senator ron desantis. ron desantis, the best thing about last night was having america's number one governor, ron desantis on stage wit

victor oquendo is in broward county, florida, with the story. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. in that video it's clear the deputy and the student exchanged words before the attack here at this school. while we don't know what was said the sheriff says it doesn't matter. his deputy's actions were deplorable and unnecessary. the sheriff's deputy seen in this video is out on bond this morning charged with felony child abuse after being caught on camera grabbing a 15-year-old girl by the neck and slamming her to the ground. deputy willard miller, a school resource officer at cross creek school in south florida is then seen putting his knee in the student's back, pulling her off the ground and throwing her into a room against a wall. >> the by-product of his actions were deplorable. they were uncalled for and they violated multiple policies just on the optics. >> reporter: deputy miller was arrested, charged and suspended from the force. cross creek is a school with children with behavioral and emotional needs. before the vi

these are the results in broward and miami-dade. you can see donald trump lost both districts or counties. and not a close results. how can you say in a place with more cubans you won more cuban american votes. cuba is changing not because the united states wants but the cuban people want. we have a new government, a new national parliament you can see here. we have a new constitution. look at this, that, 600 members of the national parliament and more than 300 are new members and they are sending castro here. why people say castro and again the excuse - if you want an excuse you will be able to find one excuse and if you want to change you sit down and talk. why the change? probably you remember what happened to your diplomats but that was the first excuse, diplomats were under attack and use see nobody is talking about that anymore. they have not been able to show any evidence but even now there is the newest body from canada that say, a neurotoxin cost this. we have dengue in cuba and they are trying to avoid that. we don't say t

inause these are the results broward and miami-dade. you can see the president trump these regions or counties. a close result. so how can you say that you won the cuban-americans vote? cuba is changing. not because the united states wants. because the cuban people want. we have a new government, a new national parliament. you can see here. we elected a new national assembly. we have a new constitution. look at this. members but i would national parliament and more than 300 are new members. here? there is any castro why people still say it is the castro dictatorship? again, it is the excuse. you need an excuse. if you want one excuse, you will be able to find one excuse. if you want to change, you need to sit down and talk. you know? why the change? why going back? probably you remember what happened to our diplomat in havana. that was the first excuse. your diplomats were under attack. we received the fbi in cuba several times. probably you see now that nobody is talking about that anymore. they have not been able to show any evidence