at the florida everglades alligator farm. >> okay. that explains why there's so many in one place. >> this is the breeding pond and we're going to work with one of the largest monsters in this pond at night. our favorite expert here at night, coyote peterson is here to show off his brand-new show called "jurassic world explores." he in his career was inspired by all of the jurassic park movies. this is episode one. in this case, they're going to capture one of the largest alligators in the pond so they can gather a little biometric data. >> you see the face. >> and attracts him towards the show, gets a lasso around his neck. and then it's a 45-minute struggle to bring him in. and that's where we bring in our favorite, coyote peterson. how are you? >> hi, guys. >> congratulations on your new show "jurassic world >> this is certainly the largest alligator featured in any of our work so far. if you compare it, it's a perfect example. alligators and t-rexes are separated by millions and millions of years. we thought to ourselves, how bett

that floridians enjoy, you can count on me to stand for clean water, fight red tides, and restore the everglades. [applause] floridians can count on me to keep taxes low and to use our low tax climate to drive more investment into the state of florida. we can have real significant gains in manufacturing technology, that will mean a broader economic base, higher-paying jobs. you end up raising more money for the government with low tax rates so you can do things for the environment and education and public safety. law enforcement can count on me to stand by them. [applause] i was honored to have support from almost every law enforcement agency or group in florida. there was not a single campaign stop i did not go where someone in uniform did not come up to me and say, sir, we are behind you. we are counting on you. just understand, i appreciate the job you do to keep floridians safe. we'll stand by you 100%. [applause] as a veteran, floridians can count on me to stand up for our active duty military mission in the state of florida and for our great veterans who have done so much. [applause] flori

you can count on me to stand for clean water, stop the toxic algae, fight red tide and restore the everglades. floridians can count on me to keep taxes low and to use our low tax climate to drive more investment into the state of florida. we can have real significant gains in manufacturing, technology, finance. that will mean a broader economic base. it means higher paying jobs. you actually will end up raising more money for the government with low tax rates, so you can do things for environment and education and public safety. law enforcement can count on me to stand by them. i was honored to have the support from almost every law enforcement agency or group in florida and there was not a single campaign stop i didn't go where someone in uniform didn't come up to me and say sir, we're behind you, we're counting on you, so just understand, i appreciate the job you do to keep floridians safe and we'll stand by you 100%. as a veteran, floridians can count on me to stand up for our active duty military mission in the state of florida, and for our great veterans, who have done so much to help ou

that floridians enjoy, you can count on me to stand for clean water, fight red tides, and restore the everglades. [applause] loridians can count on me to keep taxes low and to use our low tax climate to drive more investment into the state of florida. we can have significant gains in manufacturing technology, that will mean a broader economic base, higher-paying jobs. you end up raising more money for the government with low tax rates so you can do things for the environment and education and public safety. law enforcement can count on me to stand by them. [applause] gov. elect desantis: i was honored to have support from almost every law enforcement agency or group in florida. there was not a single campaign stop i did not go where someone in uniform did not come up to me and say, we are counting on you. just understand, i appreciate the job you do to keep floridians safe. we'll stand by you 100%. [applause] gov. elect desantis: as a veteran, floridians can count on me to stand up for our active duty military mission in the state of florida and for our great veterans who have done so much. [app

i've seen him work effectively to help us get major appropriation west need to restore the everglades. i feel very close to leader mccarthy and think he would be a great minority leader. >> what is the mood like there? when you pass people in the hallway, there is a natural comradery comes to, everybody just won and they're back. do you feel any sort of potential to come together or do things feel very heated? what are things like there specifically? >> i haven't seen too many people. this is the first day back. i made a habit in the 115th session to reach out to democrats to talk about things we find common ground. i look forward do something that in the 116th session as well. melissa: do you think it is possible? >> yeah. i think it is. there are areas like infrastructure you were talking about. perhaps the drug prices i'm so thankful the president is getting after. i introduced bills to codify what the president wants to do with a democrat cosponsor, peter welch. melissa: the problem medicare pays those high prices. so i don't know, you have to get it sorted out there in washington

restoring the everglades. our economy is affected. if you don't have clean water, we lose our status as a tourist destination. we could end up being a high tax states, because you don't get the revenue we need. my vision is very simple. people on the water management districts will not be a stooge of an industry, they will understand what is happening in those coastal communities. i will also have very good water standards. what goes in the lake is important. here's the thing. i have the vision. you also need a leadership to get this done. i am the only candidate who fought big sugar and lived to tell about it. they came after me in my primary with millions of dollars. attacking me every which way. they called me everything but a child of god, and yet, i stuck to my principles. it is the right thing for florida. i will win the race and this will be a top priority for me. we will get this done. [applause] keep it to 30. mr. gillum: i think it is important that you measure people by what they have done, not just what they say. the sayin

. >> florida, god's waiting room t is home tho theme parks, everglades, your pipa and of course florida man. >> before commitk a sexual act on a tree yelling he was a god. >> trying to start a fire with spaghetti sauce. >> was karate kicking those bird. >> every week there is a new headline out of florida, wild, shocking, unnecessarily factual. >> masturbating at a bus stop, told police he was captain kirk. >> but have we ever stopped to sct question why? something is happening to men 234 florida. and it can't just be a coincidence. as a future pulitzer winning journalist, it is my responsibility town cover the truth. to reveal what lies beneath the swamp. to answer the question, what makes a man florida man. >> a florida man. >> florida pan. >> florida man. >> florida pan. >> a florida man. >> first thing i did was some heavy back channeling mostly on craigslist and facebook. i needed to locate some of these real life florida men. >> first up is robbie, last july he ran into a liquor store with a live alligator for some reason. >> florida man robi stratton decided to bring an alligator

there's a red tide going on in florida now and the everglades are disappearing. it's also been ground zero in the civil rights movement. martin luther king had his famous fight in st. augustine. it's divided between right and left. a lot of money goes into the state. it's on the eastern time zone. donald trump lives in mar-a-lago. brought a lot of media attention there recently. most famously 2000 with gore and bush. and that is one of the defining moments of our time when al gore ended up losing in florida after it went to the supreme court. so dangling chads. >> don't remind, please. i still have -- nightmares about that. >> we've got memories. it is but the other story, don, besides florida yesterday is democrats are in control of pennsylvania and michigan now which means any 2020, the republicans at all cost have to have florida or there's no way they're going to be able to win and hence, this is important for republican party that rick scott is able to persevere over bill nelson right now. >> i want to get something else in. we're going to be talking about t

i think they just cut open an alligator in the everglades and found two more boxes of ballots in broward county. i kid with you steve, we're finally done with the counting an on to the recounting. the good news is that in the governor's race ron desantis leads by a margin that well exceeds any opportunity for fraud. but what we see is really is new strategy from the resistance. first they showed up at the town hall meetings, tried to disrupt us. we passed the passenger cuts anyway. then they told us there with would be a blue wave to wash out the republicans. that was met with a red wall in florida. and now the democrats are trying to steal the elections that they can't win fairly at the ballot box. the democratic party here in florida, they've even held training sessions about how to perfect ballots and interpret ballots in a way that benefits democrats. we want every legal vote to be counted but frankly with what we've seen out of the supervisors of elections in broward and palm beach counties, i have very little confidence in their ability to effectively and legitimately lead the reco

there's a red tide going on in florida now and the everglades are disappearing. it's also been ground zero in the civil rights movement. martin luther king had his famous fight in st. augustine. it's divided between right and left. a lot of money goes into the state. it's on the eastern time zone. donald trump lives in mar-a-lago. brought a lot of media attention there recently. most famously 2000 with gore and bush. and that is one of the defining moments of our time when al gore ended up losing in florida after it went to the supreme court. so dangling chads. >> don't remind, please. i still have -- nightmares about that. >> we've got memories. it is but the other story, don, florida yesterday's democrats are in control of pennsylvania and michigan now which means any 2020, the republicans at all cost have to have florida or there's no way they're going to be able to win and hence, this is important for republican party that rick scott is able to persevere over bill nelson right now. >> i want to get something else in. we're going to be talking about this whole

georgia farm fields of to the big sky of montana, from the deserts of nevada to the everglades of florida, from the coal mines of west virginia to indiana, andls of in every city and town across our land, we are going to work, we are going to fight, and we are going to win, win, win. [cheers] pres. trump: we will not bend. we will not break. we will never give in. we will never give up. he will never back down. we will never surrender. and we will always fight on to victory, victory, victory. americans and our hearts bleed red, white, and blue. [cheers] pres. trump: we are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. [cheers] pres. trump: and georgia, together we will make america wealthy again. we will make america stronger gun. -- make america strong again. we will make america safer again. and we will make america great again. thank you, georgia. thank you. >> ♪ [applause] you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you want but if you try sometimes, you'll find ♪u get what you need today at ther reception a glass of

that could decide the control of the senate, filling the airwaves with commercials, swampier than the everglades. >>> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. this time tomorrow, we will be closing in on revealing the first results in the 2018 midterm elections. so far, at least 31 million early or absentee ballots have been cast in the first nationwide test of the trump presidency. at this point in the last mid terms in 2014, that number was only about 19 million. president trump himself has been advising supporters to vote as if he is on the ballot. it's an attempt to defy history and keep republican control of congress. to do so, political newcomer, president trump, is throwing out the conventional playbook and bringing back his own. except now with less substance, and more fear. >> they all say, speak about the economy. speak about the economy. well, we have the greatest economy in the history of our country. but sometimes it's not as exciting. >> what president trump apparently does find exciting is fomenting fear and doling out falsehoods. here's the president falsely suggesting that democr

if you talk to people in the everglades, in california, in parts of the middle east where famine is rising because of the heat, i mean, these are real issues that are happening now. this report -- >> we have had famines before, we've had heat waves before. >> the report was mandated by congress it's increasing -- >> no, they're not. you go back and look at weather history. there are no more hurricanes now than 100 years ago. we have had fluctuations in weather patterns forever. the idea that the california wildfires are because of climate change, the california wildfires is because they didn't clean the floor of the forest. they didn't manage the forest. >> you're with the raking scenario -- >> it's not a matter of raking, it's a matter of going in there and managing the forests which republicans have been talking about for a long, long time and the strict environmentalists have said, no, leave it alone. you leave it alone. guess what happens? >> that may be a part of it and i think it's something everybody ought to investigate, manage the forests, but you need to look at other issues. thi

the boot heel of missouri, to the beautiful, big sky of montana, from the deserts of nevada to the everglades of florida, from the coal mines of west virginia to the steel ills of indiana, and for every family in every city and town across our land we are going to work. we are going to fight. e are going to win, win, win nd not stop winning. we will not bend. we will not break. we will not yield. we will never give in. we will never give up. we will never, ever back down. we will never surrender. we will always fight on to victory. because we are america. and our hearts bleed red, white, and blue. we are one people. one family. and one glorious nation under god. and together, with love in our hearts and hope in our souls, will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you, missouri. thank you. [applause and cheering] wine in her hand i knew she was going to meet at her feet ♪s ♪ you can't always get what ou want you can't always get what you want you can't always get what you nt but if you tr

from the farm fields of georgia to the big sky of montana, from the deserts of nevada to the everglades of florida, from the coal mines of west virginia to the steel mills of indiana, and in every city and town across our land, we are going to work, we are going to fight, and we are going to win, win, win. [cheers] pres. trump: we will not bend. we will not break. we will never give in. we will never give up. we will never back down. we will never surrender. and we will always fight on to victory, victory, victory. because we are americans and our hearts bleed red, white, and blue. [cheers] pres. trump: we are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. [cheers] pres. trump: and georgia, together we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. thank you, georgia. thank you. >> ♪ [applause] >> monday, president trump campaigns for republican candidates at a rally in fort wayne, indiana. 6:05.overage beginning on president trump then moves on to missouri for a rally. josh holly h

bootheel of missouri [applause] to the beautiful big sky of montana [applause] nevada toeserts of the everglades of florida, from the call minds of west virginia to the steel mills of indiana and for every family in every city in towns across the land, we are going to work, we are going to fight, and we are going to win, win, win and not stop winning. [applause] we will not bend, we will not not yield, we will never give in, we will never give up. we will never, ever back down. we will never surrender. and we will always fight on to victory. [applause] americans and our hearts bleed red, white, and blue. [applause] we are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. together, with love in our souls, we hope in our will make america wealthy again. [applause] we will make america strong again. [applause] america safe again. [applause] america greatke again, thank you, missouri. thank you. [applause] always getu can't what you want] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i saw her today at the reception a glass of wine in her hand meet here was going to connection a footloose man you can't always get what yo

protecting the environment, you can count on me to stand for clean water, fight red tides, and restore the everglades. [applause] floridians can count on me to keep taxes low and to drive more investment into the state of florida. we can have significant gains in , thatcturing technology will mean a broader economic base, higher-paying jobs. you end up raising more money for the government so you can do things for environment and education. law enforcement can count on me to stand by them. [applause] i waslect desantis: honored to have support from almost every law enforcement agency workers in florida. there was not a single campaign stop i did not go where someone in uniform did not come up to me and say, we are counting on you. i appreciate the job you do to keep floridians safe. [applause] gov. elect desantis: as a veteran, floridians can count on me to stand up for our active duty military mission in the state of florida and for our great veterans who have done so much. [applause] gov. elect desantis: floridians can count on me to appoint solid constitutionalists to our state supreme court and o

are something -- algae, and restore the everglades. [applause] floridians can count on me to keep taxes low and use our low , we can have real significant gains for technology, a broader economic race, higher-paying jobs, and you and up raising more money for a government with a low tax rate, so you can do things for environment and education and public safety. law enforcement can count on me to stand by them. [applause] i was honored to have the support for most every law-enforcement agency group in florida, and there was not a single campaign stop i didn't go ith someone in the uniform -- -- just understand i appreciate the job you do to keep floridians safety or we will stand by you 100%. veteran, floridians will count on me to stand up for our active duty military in the state of florida and the great veterans who have done so much. floridians can also count on me to cap -- to appoint solid constitutionalists for the state supreme court and other courts. we can and judicial activism and restore the constitutional order. we have a l

the ship was on a seven-day round trip southern caribbean cruise which left port everglades friday and is due back on saturday. police have not released the victim's name or where she was from. we just know she was 52 years old. the official cause of death has not been released either. there are still a lot of questions here. michael. >> i'm sure there are. thank you so much, victor. george. >>> we have more now of that exclusive interview with monica lewinsky from the a&e documentary "the clinton affair." we're going to speak with director blair foster but first, amy is here with new footage from the documentary. >> in this new footage monica lewinsky goes into great detail about her secret affair with president clinton and she says she was prepared to do just about anything to keep it that way, secret. it's the bombshell story of sex, deception and betrayal that nearly destroyed a presidency. >> there were always narratives of secrecy in this relationship. >> reporter: and this morning, in newly released clips exclusive to abc news, monica lewinsky describes in detail her affair with

>> i was a water voter, i voted on all the candidates based on position on everglades and red tide. i voted for desantis because he was pro-environmental republican and that was really important to have that. and so i voted for democrat secretary of agriculture. reporter: split vote. a lot of issues driving the voting in florida. it is just going to be start of a historic day with the governor's race, senate race, all eyes on the folks here in florida. back to you. steve: griff, thank you very much. the in the corner you can see first polls close in 11 hours. down to texas where two big races could reshape the state. pete hegseth is talking to voters at old south pancake house in fort worth. pete. pete: exciting in election day. it 8:00 a.m. here, i don't know the "time" i'm so excited. who here already voted. [cheering] early voting is massive in the state of texas. huge senate race. ted cruz versus beto o'rourke. any cruz folks in the room? [cheering] including larry and brian who i will talk to. both of you already voted and voted for cruz. tell me why you did. break undo the rac

you live on the coast, san francisco bay, florida, good portion of florida, miami, the everglades, the east coast, all of it, affected by climate change. e have a problem, folks. are you interested in ecology? are you interested in wildlife? are you interested in forests? forest in ce a green california. we predicted in the mid-1990's, when i was given a task as the deputy secretary of the department of interior to investigate and to anticipate what climate change would bring to america. and we said there would be more fires, more intense fires. there would be more devastating and larger and faster. we said there would be more flooding. we said that hurricanes would be even greater than in the past. we predicted that a city called new orleans would flood. we predicted that a place called new york city would flood. and they both did. a few short years after that report, as we prepared the united states for the climate conference. coming out of that conference, the house of representatives and the senate of this great body denied the opportunity for the united states to join in that -- i

26th, the southernmost seat in these congressional races that we are looking at, which includes the everglades, that is another race but certainly when we are looking at it at the moment is looking increased —— incredibly close. carlos carvalhal the —— incredibly close. carlos ca rvalhal the republican —— incredibly close. carlos carvalhal the republican in there. he has pumped in record amounts of cash into the race. is about 2000 votes behind the democratic candidate. another key demographic. another close race. this is good news for the democratic party. and as they say. i think it is a bit of as they say. i think it is a bit of a surprise for them. that one is an interesting. he is a republican candidate who has had to pull away from donald trump quite markedly about things like climate change and immigration. yes. exactly. in some of the house raises what we have seenis of the house raises what we have seen is quite different to what we have seen when it comes to be governors' have seen when it comes to be governorsi race have seen when it comes to be governors' race and the s

you must fight to preserve the natural wonders of our state, from the everglades to the beaches to the pine forest, say no to drilling. not one rig off our coastline. as a country, we need to continue to launch rockets and explore the heavens. i have seen the blue brilliance of the earth from the edge of the heavens and i will fight on to save this planet, our homes and cities, from the spreading plague of the greenhouse gases that in fact our atmosphere and plays havoc with our weather. it risks the planet our children and grandchildren will inherit. every single one of us needs to keep fighting to strengthen social security and medicare for the generations to come. it is your medicare. it is your social security. you pay into the programs and they belong to you, not to the politicians who are plotting to rob your retirement. i will continue to fight on and on for the human rights that are the glory of the american experiment, civil rights, women's rights, lgbt rights and the sacred right to vote. we must end all forms of voter suppression and make it easier for americans to vote and

you must fight to preserve the natural wonders of our state, from the everglades to the beaches to the pine forest, say no to drilling. not one rig off our coastline. as a country, we need to continue to launch rockets and explore the heavens. i have seen the blue brilliance of the earth from the edge of the heavens and i will fight on to save this planet, our homes and cities, from the spreading plague of the greenhouse gases that in fact our atmosphere and plays havoc with our weather. it risks the planet our children and grandchildren will inherit. keepone of us needs to fighting to strengthen social security and medicare for the generations to come. it is your medicare. it is your social security. you pay into the programs and they belong to you, not to the politicians who are plotting to rob your retirement. i will continue to fight on and areor the human rights that the glory of the american experiment, civil rights, women's rights, lgbtq writes and the sacred right to vote. forms of voter suppression and make it easier for americans to vote and honor the ideal we are governed by

you must fight to preserve the natural wonders of our state, from the everglades to the pine forests to the beaches and offshore waters say no to , drilling. not one rig off our coastline. as a country, we need to continue to launch rockets and explore the heavens. i have seen the blue brilliance of the earth from the edge of the heavens and i will fight on to save this planet, our homes , our cities, from the spreading plague of the greenhouse gases infect ourt -- atmosphere and plays havoc with our weather. it risks the planet our children and grandchildren will inherit. every single one of us needs to keep fighting to strengthen social security and medicare for the generations to come. it is your medicare. it is your social security. you pay into the programs and they belong to you, not to the politicians who are plotting to rob your retirement. i will continue to fight on and on for the inalienable human rights that are the sole and glory of the american experiment, civil rights, women's rights, lgbt rights and the sacred right to vote. we must end all forms of voter suppression

and you must continue the fight to preserve the natural wonders of our state, from the everglades to the pine forest, to the beaches and the offshore waters. say no to drilling off our coast, not one rig off of our coastline not only for the sake of our environment, the sake of our tourism economy and for the sake of the largest military testing and training area for the united states military in the world right off of our coast. and as a country, we need to continue to launch rockets and to explore the heavens. i have seen the blue brilliance of the earth from the edge of the heavens, and i will fight on to save this planet, our homes, and our cities from the spreading plague of greenhouse gases that infect our atmosphere and play havoc with our weather and risk the planet, our children and grandchildren will inherit. every single one of us needs to keep fighting to strengthen social security and medicare for generations that are yet to come. it's your medicare. it's your social security. you pay into these programs. they belong to you and not to the politicians who are plotting to

a month later the coast guard cutter tahoma offloaded six tons of cocaine at port everglades. and just last month the miami-based coast guard cut ter, bernard c. webber, it confiscated over 3,500 pounds of cocaine and 50 pounds of marijuana. the bottom line is the coast guard is an adaptable, responsible, responsive military force that maintains a persistent and comforting presence along our rivers and our ports, on our coastal waters and on the high seas. mr. president, i've had the privilege of the spending great deal of time with the coast guard. i've gone in their helicopters, chasing down, go fast, showing me in a simulated chase of how they would shoot out the engines from the open door of the coast guard helicopter. i've also done that chase in the high-speed coast guard getting off the cutters into the go-fast. go-fast that can turn on a dime, that even the speediest boats at the end of the day the coast guard is going to catch them. and if they can't catch them with the go-fast small boats, they'll catch them with the air. i've been with the coast guard up in alaska w