thanks for staying with us. kickoff in houston hours away. amid the excitement on the field there are political tensions with protests taking place near nrg stadium the last two days. fourth and final pulse question of the day, agree or disagree? a politically charged atmosphere will overshadow the super bowl. logon to puls pulse .msnbc.com/america. let s go to jacob rascon to houston inside and outside the excitement to come. a lot of questions circulating leading to the super bowl. is the political climate affecting the celebrations? what are you seeing? reporter: this is a lively protest that s been going on a couple of hours. they marched over here near the
richard, as we have walked through we re at the end of it. it s more difficult to walk around. falcons and patriots fans have come through, they re dancing along, moving through. but overwhelmingly, i ll say, this is about the game, most people. richard? a lot of folks looking forward to that game as well as those who are outside, protesting. jacob rascon, thanks for that, jacob. jacob gave us some reporting on the ground. agree or disagree? politically charged atmosphere will overshadow the super bowl. pretty evenly laid out. most even of the four questions we ve asked you today. 52-48. 48% disagrees. 52 agreeing. thank you for participating on this saturday. rather, sunday. president trump s immigration order and now a second federal
that left five people dead. the suspect, esteban santiago has been charged with the crime that carries the death penalty. his brother is speaking out and pointing blame to the fbi. let s go to jacob rascon, he is at the hospital in fort lauderdale. jacob, what s the latest on the wounded there? reporter: this afternoon we still have seven people in the hospital, five of those are in good condition thankfully, but two of them are in critical condition in the icu. that s been the case since yesterday, and we ve learned that one of those who is in critical condition is the husband of one of the victims. so initially, we had dozens of people brought to the hospital. of course, as you know, six of those were gunshot wound victims and two of those are the ones in critical condition, but the others were injured during the evacuation. you had dozens of people who were trampled on and bruises and broken bones. one of those people is still here at the hospital, and the others who were here bec
should treat women. that scares me, that scares me a lot, so hillary has my vote. with just two days left, we re covering every angle. jolean is in ohio with student voters. mark murray is right here to break down the map to 270. jacob rascon is in denver with the trump team. we begin with kristen welker with the clinton campaign. she s in philadelphia. kristen, good morning to you. secretary clinton and president obama, they re both now going to michigan tomorrow for two separate events. what is driving the added campaign events in that state? that is the big question this weekend, alex. look, the clinton campaign feeling energized, feeling focused, during to one campaign official. the polls tight, though, nationally. a new abc news/ washington post poll shows secretary clinton up by five points. now, that s up from yesterday, when she was only up by one point. but still, this is a close race, and it s close in michigan. so why is michigan so important? michigan is a reliably b
monday. you said it, it s all hands on deck right now for the democrats. not just for her top political surrogates but for entertainers as well. she ll be joined by lebron james in ohio later today and james taylor in new hampshire later tonight. lots going on, certainly there in philadelphia. thank you for that, kristen welker. let s go to jacob rascon in denver. he s with the trump campaign. good early morning to you out there, jacob. what more are we hearing from the protester last night? so this is somebody who came to the trump rally like many other protesters have, to hold up their sign and protest of the republican nominee. this is one of those republicans who decided to come, not somebody who supported bernie sanders or hillary clinton like we usual asee. so this person says he walked up, pushed his way quietly through the crowd, got up right in front of the stage and held up a sign that said republicans against trump. and that s when he said people started pulling him an