i have a great staff who takes on any task and their job is to get it done. it read garlin s of to whether i m here or someone else s here, there is an excellent foundation to this office and it really won t matter. tonight in palm beach county, just to the north of us, reports that two of their recounting machines, they are old and overrun, malfunctioned. mechanics are on the way but reportedly a day s worth of recounting work has been erased, and that s a county that was struggling to meet the deadline thursday. a judge this afternoon extended them for five more days to they could recount all their races and decisions likely to be appealed. laura: thank you. 21st century in palm beach county. still can t count the votes. thanks for that great report. when we come back, monica lewinsky opens up about bill clinton in a new interview. tonight s last bite next.
fighting back against new objections to the acting attorney general. catherine herridge is here to break down how. senator mike lee weighs in. welcome to fox news @ night but, i m shannon bream in washington. we begin with political fires. in florida, contested races, senate and gubernatorial, still undergoing recount. the thursday deadline looming large along with a number of new lawsuits, not surprising. correspondent phil keating is here to tell us more. hi, shannon. up in palm beach county to the north of us, two machines, read recounting machines, have malfunctioned, bringing in mechanics to fix them but reports are palm beach county hs lost a day s worth of its recounting process. this in a county that was already plagued by machines that are old and the prediction that there was no way they would meet the thursday deadline to get this recount done. actually that may not matter. first, live inside the
both ends of the state continue to burn. the justice department fighting against new obstructions for the acting attorney general. katherine herridge is here to break down how and senator mike lee ways in live. i am shannon bream in washington. we been with florida, two consisted races, senate and gubernatorial are undergoing recount. thursday deadline looming large with a number of new lawsuits. phil keating live to tell us more. breaking tonight, two recounting machines have function bringing mechanics to fix them right now but reports are palm beach county has lost a days worth of its recounting process in a county that was plagued by machines that are old and there was no way to meet the
takes on any task and their job is to get it done. regardless to whether i m here or someone else s here, there is an excellent foundation to this office and it really won t matter. tonight in palm beach county, just to the north of us, reports that two of their recounting machines, they are old and overrun, malfunctioned. mechanics are on the way but reportedly a day s worth of recounting work has been erased, and that s a county that was struggling to meet the deadline thursday. in fact, a judge this afternoon extended them for five more days so they can recount all their races, a decision that will likely be appealed. laura: thank you. 21st century in palm beach county. still can t count the votes. oh, my goodness. thanks for that great report. when we come back, monica lewinsky opens up about bill clinton in a new interview. tonight s last bite next. up abt bill clinton in a new interview. bill clinton in a new interview. tonight s i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body
once that is done, broward will run 800,000 ballots through recounting machines. governor rick scott and incumbent bill nelson left scott leading by just 12,000 votes out of 8 million past year that s after round one. six lawsuits in total have been filed by these two candidates, four by scott, to go by nelson. a broward judge denied scott s motion today to allow state cops inside the recount room and impound valve machines not in use, but the judge did decide to add three more broward sheriff s deputies to make sure everything is running properly. the governor race not as close as the senate race with ron desantis leading tallahassee democrat mayor andrew gillum by 33,000 votes. both parties really want their man in the governor s mansion, seeing that as an edge in this toss-up state that is so close, so close we have three statewide