million meal is into the area, and leaders of water. right where the state has a point of distribution setup, so we can get that food and water to individuals that need it. ian is also believed to be one of the most costly storms to ever hit the united states, threatening homes and businesses and completely washing away roads. more than 700,000 florida residents still do not have power. this weekend, we learned the president and the first lady planned to travel to florida wednesday to survey the damage. the bidens will also visit puerto rico tomorrow to address the devastation hurricane fiona left on the island two weeks ago. the storm killed at least two dozen americans and power still is not fully restored. plus, 10% of the island remains in the dark. but let s start this hour in hard-hit fort myers, florida. msnbc correspondent vlad is talking to survivors. vlad, my friend, you spoke earlier with people who are evacuated from their flooded homes in fort myers beach. tell
Gubernatorial races. but also the race for attorney general. rachel garcia can paxton. garza s made reproductive rights in immigration central pillars of her campaign, just focused on garnering support from latino voters in the strategy may work for advantage because our new polling looked and shows latino voters do prefer democratic candidates across the country, in more than 20. points michelle garza joins me. now i think you re making an interesting decision here to focus on immigration, focus on reproductive care, i put them front and center are not right away from them. talk to me about your strategy? first of all, thank you for having me on. i m focusing on making sure we re reaching all voters. but we know that latino voters have kind of been left out of the equation. or 40% of the population. so, it s really important that we have the kind of representation. that s what i bring to the table. i m a latina from the border,