with me. mj, with he know you ve been traveling with the senator since she announced at the beginning of the year. when you hear this number, $19.1 million, where does the campaign say all that money is coming from? yeah, brooke. $19.1 million in the second quarter. this is a significant haul for elizabeth warren, and so let s talk about where the money is coming in from. according to the campaign, 384,000 people donated to the campaign in the second quarter, and the campaign says that most of those people, some 80% of those donors were actually new donors in the second quarter. the campaign also says some 683,000 donations were made in the second quarter, and that the average donation was around $28. now, how does this total haul compare to the rest of the field? well, we already know that pete buttigieg and joe biden raised more than $20 million. that s according to announcements from their respective campaigns. but now we know that warren actually outraised bernie
hand. reporter: when bruno was 3 months old he was diagnosed with tra vette s syndrome, a vision described by experts as a rare and intractable type of epilepsy. it s hard to manage with medication pap good day, it s 30. 30 seizures a day. that s a good day for us. a bad day will be 300 seizures a day. reporter: she says she has tried every treatment legally available in florida, but nothing has worked. she now centers her hopes on medical marijuana. i ve heard it has helped other children. why can t it help my child? reporter: the constitutional amendment effort to legalize medical marijuana in the sunshine state is being led by a group calmed united for care. the group believes it has collected more than 683,000 signatures needed to get on the ballot. you know, we re not asking o to to let marijuana be a recreational use here. we re asking for medical marijuana.
yes, yes. will cain you were on tv working this weekend. still hasn t shaved. didn t have a chance. worked all weekend. you lie. we re not going to pretend to feel sorry for you. our starting point, towns in the plains adding up the damage from a swarm of tornados that happened over the weekend. reports of more than 130 twisters that touched down over four states, many tornadoes happening in kansas, the community that may have been the hardest hit is in woodward, oklahoma, where five people were killed. i thought it was a train coming down the tracks over there and i looked out and i seen the funnel and i started running through the house creaming marcia! marcia! i mean loud, i was scared. it gives me a whole new respect for tornadoes how they can in an instant destroy everything that everyone knew. cnn s rob marciano is live for news woodward, oklahoma, this morning. good morning to you. you know, you listen to those folks talking and almost sounds like t
offensive. the fact that it s out on twitter shows it got big. it did get big also shows what we saw from the obama campaign four years ago, they re not going to get distracted, they re not going to fight for somebody they have to. they re quite often pushing somebody under the bus if need be, particularly somebody like hillary rosen, not affiliated with the obama campaign. numbers. mitt romney yesterday going off hard, saying that under president obama, 92.3% of the job losses were women. that number seemed awfully high. you did some fact-checking. what is the real story behind that 92% number? well, luke, here s the math. so if you go from basically january 2009 to march of 2012, there has been a total of 740,000 job losses when you look at the bureau of labor of statistics. then you actually look at women. and the same numbers actually you show there were 683,000 jobs lost by women. so 683,000 divided by 740,000 is 92%. so the math adds up there.
obama saying just about their uterus. shear interesting statistic. 740,000 jobs have been lost since obama took office. 740,000. 683,000 of those jobs were held by women. women, many other issues. romney needs to point that out. juan: leslie marshall, what should romney do to try to whoa american women especially young american women for the fall election. needs to move to the center on women s issues. specifically women s health issues. when you are talking about, which i do not feel the president was saying that we just care about are are all about our uterus. outbeing groce, a lot of stuff going on down there, cervical cancer, ovarian cancer, uterine cancer. these are significant health issues outside of contraception which is inclusive among affordable care act which is inclusive among the concern with women s health issues. and all we have to look at is