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That is where he will have to do his work. look at this up here. if you take a gander at lafayette county, 50%. he is down here at 17.5%. if you go down here to citrus county, down there once again 44% for her. andrew gillum was in third at 17.2%. the simple truth is if democrats dont want this to be a pyrrhic victory where they say we nominated the first african-american for this the party has got to get over this deep and obvious divide here. all the places that did not vote for him in a big w...

Phillip lavine 19%. andrew gillum was at third at 17.2%. the simple truth is if democrats dont want this to be a viblg where they said we nominated the first african-american for this, the party has to get over this deep and obvious divide here in their overall results and all the places that did not vote for him and did not vote for him in a big way are going to have to come all the way around, 180 degrees to get behind him to have an actual win in november. >> its interesting. the win, youre r...

So taking a look at some of the rain totals for you to get an idea of where we stand, in galveston from friday, about 7 inches of rain since yesterday. looking at -- since august 1st, the beginning of the month, at 10.61 inches and average rainfall annually about 50.76 so that means we are one fifth of the way already and in the next five days or so we might be close to the annual rainfall that galveston gets in one year. that shows you how much rain is expected and river gauges again could be r...

They get the mentors? how do you mentor every kid in in class? >> thats where everyone chimed in from the janitors to the teachers. they picked different kids and mentored them. they set standards best for them, correct? >> absolutely. what we hear from the teachers in this program is this is why they came to teach in the first place. so i think this unifies the whole mission of the school. and so its not just the students, but the teachers who are starting to see the positive residual effects a...

Trade and manufacturing, especially durable manufacturing, which is very important. not, however, in areas, say, like construction. we still have a black unemployment rate that is twice that of whites. >> and to that point, lets look at long-term unemployment. thats looked at as kind of hidden unemployment number. you can look at the real number but the person who has been unemployed for a long time, its called the u-6 and shows that in april 2010 it peaked at 17.2%. its now down to 12.1%. thats...

Need to embrace and not walk away from. here is bill clinton on jimmy kimmel. >> i was delighted we had over 7 million people sign up on that health exchange. now we have 14 million, 15 million -- we have 14 million, 15 million people with insurance who never had it before. it happened while the percentage of our income going to health care dropped from 17.8% down to 17.2% which is a big deal. one of the reasons no americans got pay raises for a decade is health care costs were going up at three...

He has been all over national television showing off his scooter skills. i wonder what is next for him. >> i had no idea there was a record to beat. >> me neither. there are lots of wonderful things technology does for us, but every once in a while, things short circuit fast, and it happens in a big way. we want to take a look at a segment we call "technology is ruining my life." how closely do you look at your cell phone bill? do you dig into it? you might want to look closer. taxes and surch...

The hours off in the afternoon may no longer facilitate an enormous meal and nap. but they prevent people from eating at desks in cubicles. its a food and lifestyle issue. their priorities are different than ours. when i got home i checked on the italian life expectancy, in italy it was 82.09 years in 2011 compared to 78.64 in america. and our rate of obesity is double italys of 17.2%. thats according to the u.n. report. the explanation from my italian friend was confirmed by dr. kenneth thorpe ...

♪ welcome back, everybody to nd ahmadinejad. it is "money time" with christine romans. all the business news we need to know. >> good morning. stocks rose for the fourth session in a row on tuesday. thats good. the s&p 1% low its all-time closing high. thats good, too but this bull run looks tired. the brand-new s&p pony pol predicts the s&p will end with a lower gain. hidden in cell phone bill, taxes, folks. 911 districts even school districts often tack on taxes to your wireless bill. an...

If its not fresh, were not buying it. the hours off in the afternoon might no longer facilitate an enormous meal and nap. the point is its a food and lifestyle issue. the food reflects the lifestyle. their priorities are different than ours. when i got home i checked on the italian life expectancy and rate of obesity. in italy it was 82.09 years in 2011 according to the world health organization compared to 78.64 in america. and our rate of obesity is double italys of 17.2%. the explanation from...