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
a dozen tablation machines. the florida senate race between governor rick scott and incumbent democrat bill nelson has scott leading by 12,000 votes out of 8 million cast, 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 machines and ballots when not in use. but the judge did decide to add three more broward sheriff s deputies just to make sure everything is secure and 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 recounts going on here. that s happening two years from
like i said and ready for a fight if they have to have one. bill: what is law enforcement doing or planning to do. reporter: they are keeping their distance but there is no evidence of any military buildup. we know 30 miles away, the closest area, law-enforcement has taken over a junior high for a command post. a source tells us there are at least 20 federal agents as well as state cops and sheriff s deputies allover oregon. the local sheriff says the fbi plans to charge the activist for illegal occupation of federal buildings. all the presidents we have spoken with are fed up with the standoff, they want these guys to leave leaders of 4:00 public meeting tonight in which they can voice their frustrations and all so have questions answered about how long this might go but is anybody s guests. bill: dan springer in the state
danger. we knew, i told them when we started on the intercom in the office went off, and then we heard scuffling noises and stuff and i thought somebody had hit the button by mistake and they were in the office. soy called down there and one of the secretaries answered the phone and said there is a shooting. and then you become aware. we started hearing the gun shots. so i yelled lockdown to the group in our room and i ran across the hall and told the classroom across it was a lockdown. the one across the hall from me. i think some of the kids were scared, but they re scared even when it s a drill. it s a scary thing. even when we have our fire alarm drills. when it goes off, your adrenaline starts going. it s scary for little kids. i don t think until we open the door and there was 15 state cops with these gigantic guns and federal agents escorting the kids out did they really
shepard: and a town where hbo films their vampire show true blood has a real crisis. some six million pounds of explosives, six million pounds, forcing cops to evacuate around 400 people from their homes. the real life town is doyline, louisiana, in the northwest part of the state. a company was illegally storing the dangerous explosives and that is what is found in military artillery. it recycles old army explosives into dynamite but cops say they had the explosives dangerously packed in every corner of the warehouse. state cops in louisiana say they accuse them of careless and reckless disregard making it unsafe for the employees, for schoolchildren in the area, for the town, as well. now, as crews work to remove six million pounds of explosives, hundreds of families need someplace else to stay.