that, right? hispanics and latinos. we had tremendous response, just tremendous outpouring of love. and you know, people that are here illegally, they don t want people coming across the border illegally taking their jobs, homes, where they want to take. and we want people to come in. i want you would come in so bad, but have to come and legally. we have a country and we have laws. we have a border. and if you have a border, you don t have a country. i think the biggest surprise, two surprises, we are going to do great with african-american. you look at what is happening with inner cities, it is a disgrace. and the democrats have been running the for up to 100 years. and the african-americans, believe me, i think we are doing you see how the numbers are changing. one thing they don t have a lot of confidence in hillary clinton, she has lied to them for years, she does not produce, she just does not produce. but i think we re going to do great with the african-americans. you
proceed. there were instances when voter i.d. laws had received pre-clearance because they sought to protect the ballot as opposed to act in a different way. but where there is an indication that the vote will somehow be harmed, i believe the department of justice certainly has the obligation to review that matter and look carefully at all of the facts and evidence and proceed accordingly. i couldn t agree with you more. and i find it ironic and painful that at this moment in our history, as we celebrate with the movie selma and talk about 50 year anniversary of the voting rights act that many states are making it more difficult for americans to vote, without any evidence of voter fraud to back up those changes. in one southern state it is estimated that 600,000 voters were basically precluded from voting in election because of new voter i.d. requirements. in that same state a 93-year-old veteran was turned away. a 73-year-old doctor turned away, people who were proud and w
period. students at san francisco prep stand by a senior whose picture was banned from the yearbook because of what it seems to me she wore. thinking i hope is tee when i come back. new evacuations from those fires in san diego county. a live report on what homeowners are facing right now. mornings on 2 begins right now. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. we are live in novato this morning where there have been six suspicious fires set overnight, and that s not all. ktvu s alex savidge has been chasing this story since 3:30 this morning. coming up in minutes, he ll tell us the critical question fire investigators are asking this morning and the new details we just learned minutes ago from an eyewitness. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i m tori campbell. good morning dave. good morning i m dave clark. let s talk about weather and traffic. steve, it s cool. it s cooling down. there s a lot of areas of fog, areas
saying tonight. joe biden had warned the president would try to do this. millions of american families in need tonight. the new numbers. the economy shrinking by the largest margin since records were kept before world war ii. and with benefits now expiring, tonight, the scramble on capitol hill. the vote late today, but is it too little, too late? mary bruce on where this stands right now. the coronavirus. deaths rising in 32 states. florida tonight reporting its deadliest 24 hours yet. ohio with a record number of new cases. and the new images tonight from. we have also learned this evening former presidential candidate herman cain has died from coronavirus. some of the last images of him in public at the president s tulsa rally with no mask. president trump offering words of comfort tonight. we re tracking that tropical storm and now, is there a hurricane brewing for the east? the storm slamming parts of puerto rico. more than 400,000 without power. and now, the new
jong-un, moammar gadhafi. the people at home cannot understand either one of you. arguments over who really said what. saudi arabia, south korea. gentlemen. and some substance. on fundamental issues of morality, we should let women make their own decision. because there is a a society can be judged by how it deals with its most vulnerable. plus, states of emergency. hurricane matthew on a dangerous tear. a trap for the u.s. florida bracing. storm is coming. we don t want to take any chances. that state s governor about to speak. will he call for mass evacuations? this as 1 million people are told to evacuate from the south carolina coast. this is not something that we want to play with. we don t do voluntary or mandatory anymore. an evacuation is an evacuation. that category 3 pounding the bahamas. right now we are tracking it all. florida governor rick scott has just taken the podium to brief us on the state s preparations for hurricane matthew as i